Walker Cup Matches Set for Pine Valley Start
America and Great Britain prepare for the eighth Walker Cup at Pine Valley New Jersey with a young British squad led by Dr William Tweddell and veteran US team featuring Ouimet Dunlap Goodman Fischer and six newcomers. Matches begin Wednesday with foursomes and 36 hole play over two days at the famed course noted for its sandy fairways and challenging layout.
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William Tweddell
Hector Thomson
Jack McLean
Johnny Langley
H. G. Bentley
Bentley
McLean
Britain
St. Andrews
Gordon Peters
P. B. Lucas
G. Alec Hill
J. Morton Dykes
Cecil Ewing
United States
Francis Ouimet
Brookline
Mass
George Dunlap
New York
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Scotty Campbell
Harry Givan
Seattle
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Tex
Ed White
Bonham
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Ouimet
Pine Valley
Tuckahoe
Delaware
Philadelphia
America
Tweddell
Pine Valey
Cornell to rely on four lettermen in 1936 football
Mount Vernon Iowa September 10 mark start of fall practice as Cornell faces a roster shakeup with only four lettermen returning. Nine graduates and three key backs and an end are gone, while sophomores and several transfers join a new corps led by Frank Novak James Watson Leroy Pease Ralph Kunz and others as Cornell releases its 1936 schedule featuring Midwest Conference games.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Judd Dean
Cornell
Howard McGrath
Dale Brand
Franklin Cole
Robert Maloney
Rock Island
Ill
James Fetters
Chicago
Roy Ralston
Alexis
Walter Burgess
Ralph Bowman
Dick Moore
Tipton
Don Lawson
Downer’s Grove
Charles Hokenson
Geneva
Raymond Knudson
Oak Park
Erwin Bates
Cedar Rapids
Robert Paul
Anamosa
Albert Baker
Mount Morris
Dick Freeman
Vinton
Iowa
Bob Green
Marshalltown
Milton Grimes
Frank Novak
Rockford
James Watson
Leroy Pease
Ralph Kunz
Burlington
Clinton
Robert Cline
Blairstown
Earl Edwards
Westfield
N. J
Bob Soderholm
Chicago, Ill
Storrs Lyman
Ralph Rhode
Ben Peterson
Augustana
Grinnell
Lawrence
Appleton
Wis
Beloit
Iowa State
Ames
Coe
Knox
Monmouth
Iill
Ripon
Netolicky Reaches Cedar Rapids Tennis Final
Dr. Bob Netolicky advanced to the Cedar Rapids men’s singles final by defeating Roy Lukanitsch in four sets 4-6 7-5 6-4 6-4. Chuck Fleming defeated Chuck Roberts 6-4 6-3 6-3 to reach the Sunday final, with Netolicky and Fleming favored for the championship.
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Ene
Chuckng
Bob Netolicky
Martha Beardsley
Margaret Ene
Lukanitsch
Netolicky
Parry Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Roy Lukanitsch
Deuce
Roy
Bob
Dr. Netolicky
Chuck Roberts
Coe College
Iowa University
Chuck Fleming
Roberts
Fleming
Country Club Tennis
Wes Netolicky
Local Net Winners Shine In National Doubles Tourney
Norman Bickel and Norbert Burgess of the University of Chicago reached the semi finals at the National doubles tournament in Brookline Mass. They defeated Bitsy Grant and Joe Hunt in the quarter finals before losing to Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn in three sets. Don Leavens partnered Eunice Dean in mixed doubles but lost to Caroline Babcock and Yvon Petra.
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Norman Bickel
Norbert Burgess
University of Chicago
Longwood Cricket Club
Brookline
Mass
Bickel
Burgess
Bryan M. “Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Chuck Fleming
Roy Lukanitsch
Carl Kirwin
Chicago
Don Leavens
Harris Coggeshall
Middle States
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Tex
Caroline Babcock
Yvon Petra
Rye
New York
Hunt
West Coast
Pat Brown Takes Diving Title At Iowa A A U Swim
In Fairfield Iowa Pat Brown Cedar Rapids won women's diving at the 1936 Iowa A A U outdoor meet final with five champions crowned Saturday night. Top finishers include Walter Maciejewsky Cedar Rapids in the men's 200 yard free with 2 23 1, Iona Ingertson Webster City in girls 50 free, Marjory Welch Webster City in women's 50 breast, Francis Heydt Iowa City in men's 150 back.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Pat Brown
Cedar Rapids
Betty Colvin
Waterloo
Walter Maciejewsky
Gene Kershaw
Robert Porter
Iona Ingertson
Webster City
Kay Kennedy
Marjory Welch
Shirley Boeye
Mable Hall
Des Moines
Francis Heydt
Iowa City
Dale Loundsberry
Oskaloosa
Maccabees Triumph 9 to 7 Over Sinclair Memorial
The Maccabees defeated Sinclair Memorial 9 to 7 in a diamondball game at Ellis Park on Friday. Hibben and Prusek formed the Maccabees battery while Lowe and Johnson did so for Sinclair Memorial.
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Maccabees
Sinclair Memorial
Ellis Park
Lowe
Johnson
Battery
Hibben
Prusek
The
Marengo Pool Records Stand Against Onslaught
In Marengo the Legion pool shows top times as 100 yards John Septer free 1 20.9 and breast 1 40, Francis MacDuffee side stroke 1 37. At 200 yards Septer free 2 59 and side 3 20, MacDuffee breast 3 36 beating David Carleton 1936 by one second. Carleton ties MacDuffee’s side stroke at 5 46 for 300 yards while his breast stroke marks 5 56. Burdette Boyd tied 100-yard side stroke 1 37 in 1934.
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Marengo
Legion Pool
John Septer
Francis MacDuffee
Septer
MacDuffee
David Carleton
Carleton
Burdette Boyd
Tipton Grid Aspirants Open Season With 36 Recruits
Tipton high school reports 36 grid hopefuls under coach John L Briley with veterans among the lineup. The first game is set against McKinley high school at Cedar Rapids in three weeks. Notable names include Don Armstrong Don Bahmler Bob Banks Max Crispin Glenn Eaton Alfred Fitch Arthur Fitch Don Hipple Robert Hohnbaum Clarence Howe James Kautz Norman Kopf James Lind Eddie Martinek Elmer Martin Stan Maurer Wayne Miller John Nesmith Wayne Port Delbert Reeve Don Bismiller Gerald Salisbury Clarence Shaffer Jack Sheets Warren Schriver Gale Sissel De Wayne Smith George Straub Charles Swartzlender Ray Tevis Dick Swartzlender James Walton Warren Werling Richard Prior and Bill Whitney.
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Gazett Tipton
Tipton High School
John L. Briley
McKinley High School
Cedar Rapids
Don Armstrong
Don Bahmler
Bob Banks
Max Crispin
Glenn Eaton
Bob Fields
Alfred Fitch
Arthur Fitch
Don Hipple
Robert Hohnbaum
Clarence Howe
James Kautz
Norman Kopf
James Lind
Eddie Martinek
Elmer Martin
Stan Maurer
Wayne Miller
John Nesmith
Wayne Port
Delbert Reeve
Don Bismiller
Gerald Salisbury
Clarence Shaffer
Jack Sheets
Warren Schriver
Gale Sissel
De-Wayne Smith
George Straub
Charles Swartzlender
Ray Tevis
Dick Swartzlender
James Walton
Warren Werling
Richard Prior
Bill Whitney
Franklin Gridmen Report Tuesday For Equipment
Coach Orville Rust calls all Franklin high football candidates to report at the school Tuesday at 2 p.m. for equipment. Open to last year’s sophomores and freshmen, newcomers, and holdovers from the 1935 varsity.
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Orville Rust
Franklin High School
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