U S Swimmers Open Campaign to Regain Titles in Berlin
American swimmers opened their Olympic bid in Berlin aiming to regain the men's title from Japan and defend the women's crown. The United States qualified finalists in the 100 meter events and three swimmers reached Sunday semi finals while the 200 meter breaststroke eliminated all U S women.
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Japan
Uncle Sam
U. S
Reich Sport
United States
Dorothea Schiller
Chicago
Ann Govednik
Chisholm
Minn
Iris Cummings
Rodento Beach
Calif
Highland
Peter Fick
New York
Arthur Lindgren
Los Angeles
Arthur Highland
Fischer
Germany
Masaharu Taguchi
Masamori Yusa
Yoshuki Miyazaki
Fick
Shigo Arai
Lindgren
Katharine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bernice Lapp
Newark
N. J
Olive McKean
Seattle
Martha Greneger
Claire Dennis
Australia
Fraulein Greneger
Hideko Maedata
Wilhelmina Mastenbroek
Holland
Helene Madison
Janette Campbell
Argentina
Misharu Taguchi
Ferenc Csik
Hungary
Yusa
Taguchi
Art Lindgren
Art Highland
Katherine Rawls
Florida
Miss Mastenbroek
Fraulein Arendt
White Sox gain by beating Cleveland
Contd from page 1 A Sox win over the Indians with Lew Newsom and Finney fueling nine hits for the A’s? No. Sam Meixing? The article details New York and Philadelphia lineups with Dean Crosetti Lazzeri and others producing RBIs and two home runs by Dickey and Lazzeri.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Lew Finney
Lamar Newsom
Philadelphia
Chubby Dean
New York
Niemiec
Heffner
Ross
Hadley
Spake
Puccinelli
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Dickey
Lazzeri
DiMaggio
Roy Johnson
Dean
Crosetti
Gehrig
Johnson
Hayes
Newsome
Mrs Jarrett Fires At Olympic Chief
Eleanor Holm Jarrett world and Olympic backstroke record holder and champion was dismissed from the U S Olympic swimming team and barred from amateur events Saturday. In a dispatch she voices indignation at the American Olympic committee action.
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Eleanor Holm Jarrett
United States
Jarrett Charges Persecution By Olympic Chief Brundage
Eleanor Holm Jarrett accuses Avery Brundage of persecuting her after Brundage urged European associations to bar her due to AAU rule violations. Donath pressed for specifics while Jarrett, sidelined for alleged drinking and exploiting athletic skill, publicity seeks. Her husband Art vows federal suit upon return to New York once more details emerge.
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Eleanor Holm Jarrett
U. S
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Brundage
Jarrett
Leo Donath
International Swimming Association
Europe
Donath
Manhattan
International rule cited in Jarrett suspension case
The statement argues the suspension of Mrs. Jarrett was her own act for violating a rule and not the result of any group or official sanction. It frames the matter as an international custom rather than a US-only rule and asserts absence of involvement by others.
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Avery Brundage
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Brundage
Swim
United States
Jarrett
Tigers Bear Browns In Split Doubleheader At Detroit
Detroit edged St Louis 9 7 as Gerald Walker powered the Tigers with seven RBIs across the two games including two homers three doubles and a single. The Browns then rolled to a 10 5 victory with Schoolboy Rowe roughed up in the eighth as Caldwell earned the win and Rowe took the loss.
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Tigers
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St. Louis
Gerald Walker
Tiger
Rowe
Roxie Lawson
Caldwell
Tommy Bridges
Victor Sorrell
al Thomas
Bell
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HOA Clift
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Glenn Morris Wins Olympic Decathlon Epic Victory
Glenn Morris clinches decathlon as United States builds an 11th title in 20 events. Morris’s dramatic 1 500 meters finish fuels U S hopes in remaining relays while Finland leads in track events and world records fall including a U S 400 meter relay standard.
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United States
Los Angeles
Uncle Sam
America
Stockholm
Juan Zabala
Argentina
Finland
Germany
Japan
Jesse Owens
Ralph Metcalfe
Chicago
Davenport Defeats Raiders 11 to 2 In Three-Game Set
Davenport wins 11 to 2 as Cue and Hall lead a strong effort. Taylor hits Polly on the arm, Rye’s hopper helps Polly reach second, Prevost singles but two force plays end scoring. Raiders visit Davenport for three games with Red Van Fleet on the mound.
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Polly
Rye
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Prevost
Blue Sox
Raiders
Davenport
Red van Fleet
Des Moines
Des Moines Beats Cowboys in 14th Inning
Des Moines edges Sioux City 1 to 0 in 14th as Piet doubles and Wilson singles to start the frame. Catchings drives in the lone run scoring Piet, with Gebo and Thesenga combining on the pitchers duel. Errors by Menke Seghi and Whitehouse and late defensive plays shape the tight contest.
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Piet
Wilson
Falk
Gebo
Menke
Sioux City
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Whitehouse
Monahan
van Camp
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Smilgof
Waterloo tops Omaha in final of series on Hemenway gem
Emil Hemenway pitched eight shutout innings as Waterloo defeated Omaha 2 to 1 to salvage the final game of the four game set. Goodman Prather and Cosbey delivered key hits while Wolf struggled with control. Omaha led late with three doubles but Des Moines series looms after a Sunday double header.
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Neb
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Emil Hemenway
Robin Hoods
Hemenway
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Prather
Gale Wolf
Hal Cosbey
Prebisch
Wolf
Cosbey
Williford
Des Moines
Coe College Faces Uncertain Backfield For Fall Season
Coach Moray Eby's football plans at Coe College gaze at a lean backfield with four capable guards shifted to backfield roles. The squad may start 30 to 35 players of 45 eligibles, facing a tough Midwest schedule plus Drake at Des Moines. Key losses include Etka Flood and Johnson while new talent arrives from Mason City junior college and Estherville. The schedule lists Upper Iowa, Drake, Monmouth, Beloit, and Grinnell with homecoming on Oct. 10 and Dad's Day on Nov. 12.
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Coe
Drake University
Des Moines
Dale Etka
Harold Flood
Lester Johnson
Crimson
Bob Norris
Ray Smith
Knutson
Mason City Junior College
Eby
John Henna
Charlie Ziogas
Perry Larson
Matt Starcevich
Bernard Che
Cliff Soukup
Ray Steele
Estherville
Gable
Smith
Arnold Brokaw
Monmouth
Duane Blackwell
Harold Nelson
Ross Williams
Cliff Hellman
Ronald Smith
Charlie Shedd
Bernie Smith
LeRoy McLeod
Howard Wilsong
Franklin Wilson
Frank Linduska
Dale Notestine
Bob Hach
Lee Thomas
Alfred Sommet
Elmer Keith
Jim Carruthers
Joe Schneider
Ralph McLeod
Ralph Martin
Gene Carson
Garth Hunter
Chris Batos
Verne Pate
Don Paveglio
Paul Schneider
Lowell Wedgebury
Charlie Bristol
Angelo Saccaro
Walter Sack
Adam Slapetis
Richard Pollack
Bob Quinn
Charles Ralston
Robert Smith
Charlie Ralston
Upper Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Ake
Beloit
Galesbore
Grinnell
Marengo and Middle Amana Clash Today
Marengo faces Middle Amana in a county league game after a 9 to 3 defeat at Belle Plaine last Sunday. The standings show Marengo atop the Iowa county league with Williamsburg, Keithsville, North English, Millersburg, and Conroy trailing in the race.
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Belle Plaine
Iowa
Middle Amana
Teotgers
Williamsburg
Millersburg Se Ee Eee
Conroy Eee Eee
Softball Teams Begin Final Pennant Drives
One week remains in the Cedar Rapids Softball Association season at Ellis Park as only three of seven league races are decided. In the Open league Wilsons Beeson s and Armstrongs contend with Parks ons holding a possible outside chance amid postponed games raising doubt about a season end.
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Wilson
Beeson
Armstrong
Parkson
George Stefan
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Speck Collegan
Merchants Bank
John Blaul
Tony Michalek
Quaker Oats
Sinclair Memorial Church
Wise
St. Paul’s
St. James
Central Park
Maccabees
Knights of Columbus
Rematch Looms In Open Air Cedar Rapids Wrestling Show
Ray Richards of Chicago teams with Ollie Tarzan in a rematch against Bull Martin, the local villain king. Last week they fought to a bruising 30 minute draw as fans demanded more rough-house action.
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Cedar Rapids Open Air
Eddie Jennings
Tarzan
Ray Richards
Chicago
Martin
Richards
al Bisagnano
Boston
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Hal Rumberg
Spokane
Wash
Wampler
Spokane Hal
Jennings
Five Tie For Top Honors In Blind Bogey Golf Meet
A. H. Boileau, R. W. Black, A. E. Durin, Dr. W. J. Foster and Sam Nye tied for first prize in the Country club blind bogey golf tournament Saturday afternoon. Those tied for second were H. C. McClary, Dr. D. E. Beardsley, Dave Turner and Heinie Jensen. J. E. Rogers, W. R. Dock and B. J. Meltzer divided the third place honors.
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R. W. Black
A. E. Durin
W. J. Foster
Sam Nye
H. C. McClary
D. E. Beardsley
Dave Turner
Heinie Jensen
J. E. Rogers
W. R. Dock
B. J. Meltzer
Archery Tournament Slated at Ellis Park on August 16
An archery meet at Ellis Park on August 16 features a 9 30 start with the Single American round for men the Single Columbia for women and the Single Metropolitan round junior. A clout shoot follows from 11 to 12 with a hill target and novelty shoots from 12 to 1. A picnic dinner is at 1 and prizes will be offered. A large group of archers from Meyer Iowa is expected.
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Columbia
Meyer Iowa
Wapsie Valley Teams Battle For Lead
Special to The Gate. Wapsie Valley league resumes play as teams strive for the top in the second half. Alburnett and Quasqueton share first place with games today Palo at Walker Urbana at Lafayette Quasqueton at Coggon and Winthrop at Alburtnett.
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Walker
Urbana
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U S Water Polo Team Defeated By Holland in Berlin Open
In opening round play at the Berlin event the United States fell 3-2 to Holland. Hans Maier Gerard Regter and Cornelis Van Aelst scored for the Dutch while Phil Daubenspeck and James O Connor replied for the USA.
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America
Holland
United States
Hans Maier
Gerard Regter
Cornelis van Aelst
Phil Daubenspeck
James O’connor
Alexander Franken
Belgium
Uruguay
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Czechoslovakia
Japan
Schmeling Arrives for Braddock Title Fight
Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champion of Germany, returned to America aboard the Zeppelin Hindenburg in Lakehurst New Jersey to train for a 15 round bout with Jimmy Braddock, holder of the title, in September.
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N. J
Max Schmeling
Germany
America
Jimmy Braddock
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