Flashy Halfback Works Out Scholastic Deficit
Randahl Hickman, Chariton, star running back on the 1931 Iowa team, will be eligible to play next fall if he passes final summer exams. Iowa plans nine days of preterm practice under coach Ossie Solem, with a September 15 report date to Salem, before facing Bradley Tech. Captaincy candidates include Magnessen, Dolly, Della Vedova, Samuelson, Meltzer, Stutsman, Loufek, Kriz, and Hickman.
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Owa City
Hawkeye
University of Iowa
Randahl Hickman
Chariton
Iowa
Hickman
Ossie Solem
Su Burt Ingversen
Salem
Bradley Tech
Bradley
Jetter
Marcus Magnussen
Clinton
Edward Dolly
Rock Island, Ill
Tullio Della Vedova
Country Club Net Tourney Play To Start Wednesday
Country Club tennis championships open Wednesday afternoon with about twenty five players entered across four divisions. Draws place top seeds, highlight women and girls events, and include champions such as J A Wessler and Mrs James Bell defending titles in a format where Frances Eby yields to the top seed in the women’s field.
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Country Club
Net
Frances Eby
James Bell
J. A. Wessler
Sidney Leibsohn
Bell
Wallace Darling
Patricia Burkhalter
Ruth Nehls
Fie
Marian Eleanor Hunting
Foe
Ly Ann Groves
J. A. Vessier
Jdon DeLay
Bob Stansbury
Bobby Waples
Yothers
Elliott Warples
Bob Eby
Carl Meyers
Bobby Walker
Peter Dows
James W. Bell
Mee Wallace Darling
Esther Yoth
Audrey Jones
Theda "Meyers
Marian Hapting
Helen Ely
Patricia Groves
Lydia Ann Courtr
Washington Links Team Beats Wellman in Local Match
Washington golf team defeated Wellman on the local course Sunday afternoon by 71 strokes, finishing 1,037 to 1,? for Wellman. Jack Lytle led Washington with 79. Smith of Wellman and Shannon of Washington tied for second with 80. Individual scores include Darnell 87, Ware 92, McIntosh 89, Droz 69, Mon 86, Tucker 94.
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Brecial
the Gazette
Wellman
Washington
Jack Lytle
Smith
Shannon
Oo Ie Droz
Mon
Ein
Tucker
Senither
Ells
Knauss
Lytie
Thomas Shoots 285 To Take Northwest Iowa Golf Tourney
Walter Thomas of Spencer wins the 1932 Northwest Iowa golf championship with a 285 total over 72 holes, earning a special trophy as the first to win three times. Fritz Beck of Mason City places second at 294, John Kraft of Oelwein 295, W. W. Sackett of Spencer 296, and Blaine Asher of Spencer 297. Sackett posts the best 18 holes, a 66, including a 31 on the back nine.
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Spencer
Walter Thomas
Northwest Iowa
Fritz Beck
Mason City
John Kraft
Oelwein
W. W. Sackett
Blaine Asher
Sackett
Lowden Blanks Calamus In League Game 11 to 0
Special to The Gazette Lowden victory came on a one hit pitching performance by Ballard as Calamus was shut out 11-0. Hamdorf Deininger Koch and Ballard sparked the Lowden offense while L Peterson supplied Calamus’ only hit. Western league results saw Wheatland top Clarence 5-1 Oxford Junction defeat Dixon 6-2 and Bennett beat Massillon 7-4.
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Gazette
Lowden
Ballard
Calamus
Hamdorf
Deininger
Koch
L. Peterson
Wiebel
L. Christensen
Maimanger
Iowa
Wheatland
Clarence
Oxford Junction
Dixon
Bennett
Massillon
Clele Tyner Former Coe Tennis Captain Ill
Clele Tyner, once Coe College tennis captain, finished a match at the Villisca tournament despite illness on Sunday. By Tuesday he was recovering from an appendectomy operation.
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Clele Tyner
Coe
Ill
Shenandoah
Coe College
Three-Minute Diamond Team Will Play Alberts
The Three-Minute Diamondball team will meet Alberts on Wednesday at 6 15 p m on diamond No 4 at Ellis Park Batteries for the Oatmen will be Dyson and H White Alberts W Brousard and Snyder Cavanaugh will umpire.
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Alberts
Ellis Park
Dyson
H. White
W. Brousard
Snyder
Cavanaugh
Iowa City Odd Fellows Beat Coralville 8 to 4
The Coralville Athletic Association baseball team lost to the Odd Fellows of Iowa City by 8 to 4 on the Coralville diamond Sunday afternoon.
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Iowa City Odd Fellows
Coralville
Brecial
Gazette
Coralville Athletic Association
Odd Fellows of
Iowa City
Weaver Becoming Pitching Wizard of Both Leagues
Washington star Walter Johnson notes Monte M Weaver as the leading rookie pitcher in both leagues. Weaver has 18 wins and five losses, beating every American League club at least once. He defeated Philadelphia five times and also beat Boston Chicago New York Cleveland St Louis Detroit multiple times. Three defeats came at St Louis and the others at New York and Chicago. He has not lost since June 14 after a rough five-day stretch.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Monte M. Weaver
Len Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Weaver
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Ten World Track Records Approved By Athletic Body
The International Amateur Athletic Federation accepted ten world records from the 1932 Olympic track and field events. Eight were by the United States, one by Great Britain, and one by Japan. Records include Eddie Tolan, William Carr, and Thomas Hampson among others with notable marks in sprints, middle distance, and field events.
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Los Angeles
INS
International Amateur Athletic Federation
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Sor Tout Tuies
Pete Man
Satanus Kusocinsk
Z. Helmer
Rae
Poland
Federati
Rae i
Ene Naters
Eddie
Tolan
William Carr
Thomas Hampson
Tos
George Sang
Atea
Archdeacon Named Dubuque Manager in Mississippi Valley league
Archdeacon Maurice Archdeacon, former White Sox outfielder from 1923 to 1925, is named manager of the Dubuque Tigers. He succeeds Dave Lamb, who resigned due to injuries. Archdeacon, once described as the fastest man in baseball, faces a Dubuque club near the league cellar.
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Dubuque
Maurice Archdeacon
White Sox
Dubuque Tigers
Dave Lamb
Archdeacon
Conroy Edges Parnell 1–0 In Tight Pitcher’s Battle
Conroy defeated Parnell 1 to 0 in a close game as both teams had earlier losses this season. The Conroy squad issued a challenge to play the Colored Giants anywhere anytime. Batteries Sunday were Conroy Holmes Maas for Conroy and Parnell ay Athey for Parnell.
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The
Gazette
Conroy
Parnell
Cedar Rapids
Brooklyn
Colored Giants
Holmes
Maas
Athey
Another Woman Fails To Swim English Channel
Lil Copple of New Zealand began the attempt at midnight from Cape Griner toward Dover but gave up after four hours and fifty minutes, failing to beat Gertrude Ederle’s record. The effort opened the English Channel season.
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Dover
Eng
Lil Coppleprt
New Zealand
Cape Griner
Miss Copplestone
Gertrude Ederle
Mon tana and Kazanjian collide in Pennsauken bout
In Camden New Jersey Joe Montana a 194 pound heavyweight and Casey Kazanjian a 210 pounder from Los Angeles collided head on in the windup of the Pennsauken open air wrestling show and knocked one another out. Previously each man had won one bout.
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Camden
N. J
Joe Montana
Casey” Kazanjian
Los Angeles
Strange noises in bath room provoke sharp quip
Puzzled wife hears strange sounds from the bath room and asks Henry what is wrong. He replies the razor is at fault. She retorts that his beard cannot be tougher than the linoleum in a terse, humor filled exchange.
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Henry
GOOOD GOLF The body action stays under the swing
The article explains a golf swing drill focusing on keeping the body action beneath the swing. It describes withdrawing the clubhead, maintaining arm position, and using a shoulder-rotating device only to illustrate how torso movement stays under the swing throughout withdrawal, pendulum, and accumulation stages.
Unclear Credit Fragment Hints at 1932 Copyright
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Horton and overspin with a three cent carsleee and a 1932 copyright note. Unclear topic or full names.
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Apts
Encios
Carsleee
Cedar Rapids Net Teams Face Heavy Schedule This Week
A busy tennis weekend unfolds in Cedar Rapids with two inter city matches at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Waterloo and Owa City bring teams to challenge the locals, led by Dick Lee and Ronald Reddig. Finals for men women boys and girls scheduled Sunday on club courts with two and four pm finales.
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Cedar Rapids
Ronald Reddig
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Monona Beats Spillville In Northeast Iowa Tilt
Monona clinched a win over Spillville in a Northeast Iowa league game at Spillville. Jonons combined timely hitting with two bases on balls and three wild pitches to defeat Spillville for the third time this season. Sindelar allowed three of nine hits, with five runs in the first inning. Monona heads to a weekend doubleheader against Marquette Tigers.
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Jonons
Spillville
Iowa
Columbus City Downs West Side Team Wins 6-1
Columbus City defeated West Side kittenball 6 to 1 Monday evening at Chautauque Park in a league game. The East Side and Fredonia are set to play Thursday evening, closing the schedule.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Chautauque, Park
Fredonia
Mechanicsville Wallops Morley Baseball Outfit
Mechanicsville Independents crushed Morley 22 to 5 as home runs triples and doubles fueled an easy win. Morley starter Dallas Smith gave way to Stone after thirteen runs. Dallas, Smith and E Gaul led Mechanicsville’s offense while Riddle pitched for Morley.
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Mechanicsville Wallops Morley Baseball Outfit
Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville Independents
Morley
Smith
Stone
Dallas
E. Gaul
Riddle
Marengo Golf Club selects team for regional tourney
Marengo Golf Club announced Tuesday its six man team for the fourth annual regional golf tournament on August 28. Fred Gilmore posted the low score of 157 over 36 holes, followed by Dr. R. B. Galbraith two strokes back. R. D. Kimm, Hewitt Edwards, Dr. E. L. Hollis, and R. D. Krumroy filled the scoring pack with Art Bergman as alternate.
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Marengo
R. B. Galbraith
Fred Gilmore
Galbraith
R. D. Kimm
Blairstown
Hewitt Edwards
E. L. Hollis
R. D. Krumroy
Art Bergman
FP. L. Schweitzer
D. E. Worthman
Oxford
Worthman
Mechanicsville Doubleheader With Martelle At Local Field
Mechanicsville faces Martelle in a local doubleheader scheduled for next Sunday at the municipal field. The matchup adds a weekend tier to the season with both teams seeking early wins on home soil.
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Mechanicsville
Martelle
Pairings announced for Wellman Courts tennis tourney
Pairings set for the first round of the men's singles event at Wellman Courts. George Wilson faces Joe Kehoe while Leo Durian meets Wayne Lewis. Other matches include Brown versus Garen Glor, Darwin Wre against John Floyd, and Stanley Bash against Francis Goey. Semi finals Friday with the final Saturday afternoon.
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Wellman
George Wilson
Joe Kehoe
Leo Durian
Wayne Lewis
Brown
Garenglor
Darwin Wre
John Floyd
Stanley Bash
Francis Goey
Olympic Oarsmen Start Act Today
Olympic oarsmen begin competition in Long Beach California as the 1932 Games open on a 2000 meter course. In the opening heats Bill Miller of the United States, Herbert Butler of Germany, and Bobby Pearce of Australia lead the first heat while Dick Southwood of Great Britain, Joe Wright of Canada, and Guillermo of Uruguay compete in the second.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ins
Bill Miller
United States
Herbert Butlr
Germany
Bobby Pearce
Australia
Dick Southwood
Great Britain
Joe Wright
Canada
Gueliermo
Uruguay
Rowley Baseball Team Shuts Out Quasqueton
Rowley defeated Quasqueton 9 to 0 on Sunday in a local game. Rowley pounded 12 hits and committed two errors while the locals managed six hits and five miscues. Battery: Rowley Beachler and Boel.
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Rowley
Pau Gasqueton
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