Antis in U S Olympic Fund Drive for 1936 Berlin Games
New York report says anti-Olympic groups will focus on raising $350,000 to send a full American team to Berlin. Avery Brundage, new A A U president, warned the campaign could be hamstrung by opposition even as officials insist funds will be raised.
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New York
America
Berlin
Germany
Amateur Athletic Union
American Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Brundage
Cornell St Ambrose Game Moved To Saturday Night
In Mount Vernon two schedule changes shift the Cornell basketball slate. The Cornell St Ambrose game at Davenport, originally Friday, moves to Saturday night. The Luther game, set for March 6, is advanced to February 6.
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Cornell-St. Ambrose
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
St. Ambrose of
Davenport
Luther
Bush To Continue As Minneapolis Manager
CHICAGO AP Donie Bush signed a one year contract to continue as manager of the Minneapolis Millers in the American Association. Bush, a major league veteran with the Pirates Reds and White Sox, will pilot the club for a fourth season, having previously led the Millers to first place in each of his prior terms.
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Chicago
Donie Bush
Minneapolis
Crican Association
Bush
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin Fight Has Just Started Says Doc Meanwell
Wisconsin fight within the athletic department is just beginning says Walter Meanwell after he denied charges that he sanctioned a petition to remove football coach Clarence Spears. The statement followed private athletic board talks and a three hour session with football players in university president Glenn Frank's office amid alumni discussions in Chicago.
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Union League Club
Chicago
Ohio State Arranges Stiff Grid Schedules
Ohio State Buckeyes, co champions of the Big Ten with Minnesota, announced hard non conference schedules for 1936 and 1937. 1936 opponents include New York University Pittsburgh Notre Dame and Western conference games against Northwestern Indiana Chicago Illinois and Michigan. 1937 schedule adds Texas Christian Southern California in non conference play.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minnesota
L. W St. John
Bucks
New York University
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Texas Christian
Southern California
Northwestern
Indiana
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Northwestern and neighboring states face fee increases
Partial OCR notes indicate due charges across several states including Pur due, Northwestern, Chicago, Indi ana, Illinois and Michigan. The fragment suggests a regional fee discussion affecting multiple jurisdictions and institutions with cross state relevance.
Marion High School Football Banquet Honors Team
Marion high school football squad and Coach Don Wolfe were feted at the annual banquet sponsored by the American Legion post. The event, first ever held with a large crowd, featured Mayor John Pazour, Captain Dale Lowe, and guest speaker Bill Boelter of the University of Iowa discussing education and athletics. A full Iowa game movie capped the program.
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Marion
Don Wolfe
American Legion Post
John Pazour
W. H. Balster
Dale Lowe
Bill Boelter
University of Iowa
Boeler
Iowa
Ted Osmaloski
Floyd DeHeer
Jim Kelly
Dick Crayne To Play In Shrine Benefit Contest
Fourteen players were named to represent the East in the Shrine East-West game in San Francisco with more to follow to reach a 22 man squad. Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick Hanley of Northwestern will select remaining players as Shrine officials finalize the roster. Named players include Richard Crayne of Iowa and Riley Smith of Alabama among others.
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SAN Francisco
Bill Coffman
Shrine Game Committee
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Coffman
Paul Pauk
Princeton
Walter Cruke
Richard Crayne
Iowa
Dick Heakin
Ohio State
Donald Irwin
Pepper Constable
Robert Train
Yale
Joseph Sty Dahar
West Virginia
Charles Wasicek
Art Lewis
Ohio
Daniel Fortmann
Francis Kavanaugh
Alabama
Gomer Jones
Riley Smith
Coe Cagers Open Home Season Against St Olaf
The Coe basketball team starts the home season Friday night on the Coe court facing St Olaf, aiming to add a win after a 16 to 15 victory over State Teachers last Friday. Coach Rutgers rotates players in drills, with new men gaining experience alongside veterans. Elmer Keith, guard, is limited by an ankle injury from football and may affect the starting lineup.
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Coe
St. Olaf
Rutgers
Elmer Keith
O'Farrell Released By St. Louis Cards
ST. LOUIS INL Bob O'Farrell veteran National League catcher has been given his unconditional release by the St. Louis Cardinals. He broke into big league baseball in 1915.
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ST. Louis
INL
Bob O’farrell
St. Louis Cardinals
Mustangs Break Out Of Corral In 1923
In 1922 SMU rebuilt under coach Ray Morrison returning after five years to guide the Immortal Ten. The 1923 SMU team stormed the Southwest Conference, scoring 207 points while conceding nine, earning an undefeated season and first conference title en route to national fame after later matches with Army.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Mustang Corral
Ray Morrison
Morrison
Mustangs
Methodists
Southwest
West Point
Lawrence “Biff’ Jones
Army
Chris Cagle
Johnny Morrell
Methodist
Bill Fincher
Government Cracks Down On Sweepstakes Operators
The post office department issued fraud orders against 242 alleged violators of lottery laws, 201 in Canada, denying them the U S mails. The action bars sending sweepstakes tickets or related literature into the United States by the named operators.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Canada
United States
Iowa Grid Leader To Be Elected Wednesday
The 1936 Iowa Hawkeyes will elect the captain of the team Wednesday night from last season's letter men. Eligible seniors include Paul Akin Seymour Lawrence Haltom John Hild Hedrick Frank Jakoubek James Kelley Eugene Liggett Floyd McDowell Don Nelson Ted Osmaloski Don Simmons Oze Simmons Corney Walker. The vote follows the annual squad dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Eugene A. Gilmore.
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Iowa City
Dick Crayne
University of Iowa
Paul Akin
Seymour
Lawrence Haltom
Creston
John Hild
Hedrick
Frank Jakoubek
Cedar Rapids
James Kelley
Sioux City
Eugene Liggett
Rockford, Il
Floyd McDowell
Jefferson
Don Nelson
Rockford, Ill
Ted Osmaloski
Toledo
Don Simmons
Fort Worth
Tex
Oze Simmons
Corney Walker
Denver
Colo
Eugene A. Gilmore
University
Edward White First Entrant in Golden Gloves
Edward H White 1965 First avenue becomes the first entrant in the Gazette Golden Gloves boxing tournament to be held in February The out of town entry belongs to Edward Marek of Anamosa both 17 and in light weight ranges 165 and 118 pounds respectively Entry blanks flow in as Feb 3 and 4 preliminaries approach with organizers lining up details for a festival benefiting Camp Good Health and a milk fund contestants urged to submit early
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Edward H. White
First Avenue
Gazette
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Marek
Anamosa
White
Marek
Bell to debut with Tilden in Madison Square Garden
New York AP reports Berkeley Bell, ranked No. 7 in 1934, has joined Bill Tilden's Net Pro Troupe. Bell, a former Texan now living in New York, will debut as a paid professional in Madison Square Garden on January 11, meeting Tilden in his first pro match.
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New York
Berkeley Bell
Bill Tilden
Madison Square Garden
Bell
Tilden
Manchukuoan Army Advances Into Chinese Territory
Chinese sources state a Manchukuoan force using tanks and planes pushed the southeast Chahar special police into Kuyuan after a battle with many casualties. They claim Manchukuoan troops now control additional Chinese territory and the police are under siege in Kuyuan, with reports centered in Kalgan.
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Peiping
Chahar
Kuyuan
Manchukuo
Kalgan
Court House News: Trial Over Zody Car Collision
Dr. Clarence Van Epps of the University of Iowa to testify in a $55,000 personal injury suit filed by Fred L. Zody of near Toledo against E F Winsow and Ann Winslow of Cedar Rapids. The case arises from a December 15 1934 collision near First Avenue and Twentieth Street.
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Clarence van Epps
University of Iowa
Fred L. Zody
Toledo
E. F. Winsow
Ann Winslow
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
van Epps
Zody
Richard Zody
Mr. Winslow
Miss Winslow
First Avenue
Twentieth Street
Sues Springville Bank Officials On Two Notes
W. K. Wild in district court seeks a 5770.03 judgment against Co. L. Burroughs and L. N. Patton vice president and cashier of the Springville Savings Bank in receivership since July 1932. He alleges purchase of two notes through the officials in 1923 with renewal notes made in March 1932 and claims Burroughs and Patton are personally liable for payment.
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W. K. Wild
Co. L. Burroughs
L. N. Patton
Springville Savings Bank
Wild
Burroughs
Patton
Testimony Heard in Milversted Death Suit
The case before Judge John T. Moffit involves Hazel M. Conger as executrix of Charles M. Milversted seeking $5,000 for fatal injuries claimed after a Century cab struck Milversted near the Third Avenue courthouse on December 8, 1934. Defendants cited include Century Cab Co, driver H. W. Conger, and owner E. T. Burke. Charles Fuller testified to the accident yesterday and today. In a separate matter, Abe W. Bass administrator received a total judgment of $515.33 for Isla M. Gibson estate.
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John T. Moffit
District Court
Hazel M. Conger
Charles M. Milversted
Milversted
Century
Third Avenue
Century Cab Company
H. W. Conger
E. T. Burke
Charles Fuller
Abe W. Bass
Isla M. B. Gibson
Court action over insurance policy beneficiary dispute in Des Moines
In district court Tuesday Judge H C Ring presided as Bankers Life of Des Moines faced a suit by Mrs Gibson claiming beneficiary rights under Oliver J Boland’s policy. Plaintiff awarded two thirds of the due sum. defense argued a check to Mrs Gibson was endorsed by another person and cashing it was not her authorization. Linn county supervisors voted to move 31500 from emergency to poor fund and will seek state comptroller approval. Elsie Sieveka seeks divorce from Herman Sieveka on cruelty grounds, married 1930, requests restoration of name Elsie Tamblyn. Judge Ring granted Sophronia E Stapp a divorce from Milton C Stapp, awarded custody of a minor son and support.
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H. C. Ring
Bankers Life Company of
Des Moines
Linn County Board of Supervisors
State Comptroller
Elsie Sieveka
Herman Sieveka
District Court
Sophronia E. Stapp
Milton C. Stapp
Property rights settled by stipulation and divorce filing
Judge dismissed a charge of soliciting against Jerry Svoboda of Cedar Rapids for lack of evidence after he pled not guilty. Zella Fisk seeks a divorce from Roy A. Fisk in district court on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. they married June 26, 1928 in Mankato Minnesota.
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Jerry Svoboda
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Svoboda
Zella Fisk
Roy A. Fisk
Mankato, Minn
Street Fighting In Cairo Subsides
Cairo quieted after a month of sporadic clashes between nationalists and police as a peace pact followed Arabic press reports that Egyptian parties would present a united front against perceived British influence.
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Cairo
Nationaliste
Indicted Trucker Faces Forgery Charge in Iowa Case
Leonard Dekoening an Oskaloosa trucker was indicted here on a forgery charge after being linked to cattle rustling probes spanning Sigourney Marshalltown and Albia. Authorities connected the case to the broader rustling investigation and filed the forgery count in court.
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Oskaloosa (Ap
Leonard Dekoening
Oskaloosa
Sigourney
Marshalltown
Albia
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