All Stars to Meet Packers in Passing Attack Preview
Eddie Anderson will stress a pass heavy attack as the collegiate all stars face the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field next Thursday night in a seventh meeting between the teams. Expected to draw about 80 000 fans, the lineup features Nile Kinnick Lou Brock Amby Schindler and Don Hutson among others in a game with high air power and strong backfield options. The Packers enter as 8 5 favorites and will train under lights Wednesday with a full schedule of workouts before game day.
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All-Star charity football game picks coaches and officials
Chicago officials for the seventh annual All-Star charity football game were chosen Saturday by rival coaches. Robbie Cahn of Chicago selected the referee William A Blake and umpire David Reese from Denison, Sec Taylor of Wichita named the field judge, and Earl Lambeau chose the referee and head linesman. Eddie Anderson of Town named the umpire and field judge, with his associates selecting the other officials.
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Promoters and boxers love hype more than talent in Chicago
Chicago columnists rail at promoters who stymie young fighters with flashy schemes and demand big money from non title bouts. They note Tommy Martin sending earnings to England, Joe Louis hailed by Sunny Jim Coffroth as greatest champ, and possible Louw Nova vs Max Baer comeback bids in Chicago. Latka visits his mother in Gary, Indiana.
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Light heavyweights seek heavier division moves and chaos in boxing
Notable fighters including Billy Conn Melio Bettina Gus Lesnevich Sal ly Krieger and Tom Martin shift toward heavyweights. Lew Feldman visits New York en route to Los Angeles for bouts. Death of Springfield boxing commissioner Ben Harrison noted. Dempsey’s early ring history recalled. Promoter Irving Schoenwald announces four 10 rounders Sept. 9 with Aron Mamakos and others. Rodie O’Dooley shows promise. Abrams and Cocoa Kid rematch Sept. 9 in Washington. Henry Armstrong set to face Al Davis in New York. Conn postponements cost Mike Jacobs 25000 dollars. Comiskey loves cars. DeBello Castilloux match eyed Sept. 12. Galerio seeks Baer rematch. Ortega scores over Lew Jenkins in Mexico. New Yorkers nickname Al Blake “A Big Armstrong.” Polite called a killer in New Orleans. Conn aged 23 since debut five years ago. Lou Nova, Comiskey, Savold, Poland and Ketchuk top white heavies in current view. Zwick has boxed 15 years with limited earnings. Overlin recalls old fighters and bets on himself. Note adds real name of Al McCoy as Al Rudolph.
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19 Year Olds Dust Parker M Neill Duo Upsets At Nationals
At Chestnut Hill Mass Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder two 19 year olds from California stunned top seeds Parker and McNeill 10-8 2-6 7-5 6-3 in a national doubles tennis semifinal. The duo improved to 75-3 as a team and face Mulloy Prusoff in the final after defeating Bobbitt Guernsey. Dorothy Bundy and Mrs John Van Ryn reached the final as unseeded pair after a women’s upset.
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Seattle
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Atlanta
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Orlando
Raider pitcher Reynolds Aims for Big Leagues with Fast Ball
Oklahoma City native Allie Reynolds stars as a multi sport athlete from Oklahoma A and M. The 22 year old Cedar Rapids player has track dash records, a strong baseball season with 12 wins and 8 losses in Springfield and 11 6 for Cedar Rapids. He holds a BS in science and agriculture and plans coaching after baseball, living at 1336 First Ave East with his wife and two children.
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Marble and Palfrey Reach Final in National Tennis Meet
Marble of Beverly Hills and Sarah Palfrey of Brookline moved into the final with a 6 3 6 3 victory over Virginia Wolfenden of San Francisco and Pat Canning of Los Angeles. They seek their fourth national title as the women's competition advances to Sunday.
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Beverly Halls
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Brookline
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
No Draft For Six Nebraska Gridders
Six members of Nebraska's football team are married. They are Harry Hopp Rexall Bob Kahler Henry Rohn Roy Petseh and Clarence Herndon.
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Alburnett and Coggon Vie for Wapste Valley Pennant
In a play off slated for Coggan, Alburnett and Coggon collide with Coggan hosting at 2:30 pm. A prior controversy over an ineligible Springville player cost Springville a pennant shot and shifted standings. the league plans an all star game against the remaining teams. An all star lineup from various towns is named for the event with officials listed.
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Oneota Golf Club To Stage Tourney In Decorah Sept 2
Oneota Golf Club plans a Taber day tournament in Decorah on September 2 inviting players from Iowa towns West Union Cresco McGregor Riceville Fayette New Hampton Waverly Postville Clear Lake Delware Mason City New Village Lansing Wenona Manchester Independence Sumner Nashua Greene Charles City Alta Vista St Ansgar Waucoma and Winona Spring Grove Rushford Lanes Harmony Mabel Caledonia Wake from Minnesota towns. The event features over 27 holes medal play with prizes for winners runners up most birdies and club with largest representation.
Finals Set In Oneota Women’s Golf Championship
Special to The Gazette Decorah finals in the women’s Championship golf tourney Tuesday Nora Moris beat Marjorie Hislop 1 up to face Ellen Blount, who defeated Violet Lu Wells 2 and 1. Semifinals saw Jean Wilson beat Ruby Haugen 2 and 1 and Mae Hagen defeat Gretehen Altfillech. Other first flight results: Lois Cassell over Dats Brandt, Helen Johnson over Dorothy Frazier, Dagne Ingoldstad beat Lucille Knorr, Bernice Kitchell defeated Paulina Wers.
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Datss Brandt
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Dorothy Frazier
Dagne Ingoldstad
Lucille Knorr
Bernice Kitchell
Paulina Wers
Yankees Defeat Feller in City Championship Opener
The city softball league opened last week with first round games on schedule. The Aeroses and other teams advanced as undecided titles moved toward the finals with late inning action and steady play through the week.
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Industrial Tennis Matches Highlight Local News
Local gazette reports on industrial tennis events with scattered names and results. The fragmentary text mentions teams, players, dates, and venues, indicating a community sports feature with notes on scores and schedules.
New World Wins Grand Union at Saratoga Springs
New World raced by Alfred Vanderbilt jogged to a three length lead entering the stretch and held on to win the Grand Union Hotel Stakes by a length and a half over Calumet Farms Whirlaway. Ho-Cop finished third, three lengths back, after a strong start by jockey Soans Workman.
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