Braves Field Leased by National League for 1915 season
The National League announced Boston Braves field would be leased to the league until 1915 and sub leased to the Braves. President Frick said the league will ensure back payments and renewals, protecting baseball in Boston for a decade. Judge Fuchs will remain president and Bill McKechnie will stay as manager.
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Ceg Racine
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Phillies
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League
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Charles Francs Adams
Fuchs
Bill MecKechnie
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Lezzre
C. F. Adams
Bruce Wetmore
New England
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Babe Ruth Tecoming
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Braves Field
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Leroy Parmelee Signs Contract With Giants
New York reports Leroy Parmelee signed a contract with the New York Giants. The deal brings back a member of the pitching staff alongside Carl Hubbell Fredd Fitzsimmons and Hal Schumacher who also recently signed.
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Giants
New York
Nea Yer Gaarts
Leroy Parmelees
Clan
Vester
Carl Hubbell
Fredd. Tzsimmons
Hal Schurane
South English Cagers Sweep Two Games in Double Bill
The South English team defeated Thornburg 27 to 23 and then beat Conroy 72 to 26 in a Tuesday double header, with standouts delivering balanced scoring and solid defense.
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Thornburg
Conroy
Cotton Warburton Signs With Bears
Irvine Cotton Warburton USC star accepted a contract to play for the Chicago Bears of the National Professional Football League. The 5 foot 6 inch 147 pound quarterback, AP All American in 1933, joins Beattie Feathers and Bronko Nagurski as Halas predicts stardom for the fleet San Diego native next fall.
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Cotton’ Warburton
University of Southern California
Wednesday
Chicago Bears
Warburton
Associated Press
Trojans
Bears
George Hales
San Diego
Anno
Beattie Feathers
Bronko Nagurski
Baer Invited to Fight in New York by Athletic Commission
Max Baer, who has refused New York bouts, received an invitation from the State Athletic Commission. The rules allow a non title bout for a guaranteed win, with fifteen round limits under the commission’s amendment. The change aims to fit the current boxing regulations set by New York authorities.
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New York
Max Baer
State Athletic Comorssion
Baer
New York State
Edn
J Peeen
Lisbon Wins Twice and Palo Cops One Game
Lisbon High School won two games while Palo High School won one as teams faced off in a Tuesday matchup. The Lisbon first team topped Palo with a final score of 39 to 22, and Palo's second unit also played hard.
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Palo Cops
Libon High
Accel
Flere
Palo High School
Palo
Lisbergz Celente
Palo Gras
Lisban
Wrestling Results From Tuesday Associated Press Coverage
Ergebnisse from Newark Sacramento and San Francisco events show mismatched reports with multiple wrestlers named including Gino Garibaldi and Hans Kempfer. Matches feature disqualifications and falls with notes on timing and judging as teams from Germany Hungary and the United States compete in varied venues.
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Newark
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Albany
Nerona Mea
Hans Kempfer
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Lee Suma
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Sandor Stabe
Hungary
Frul Fupes
Omaha
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San Francisco
Stan Mountain
RIT Noreressom
Gertuen
Joe Maloney
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Dallas
Chultz
Germany
Williams Tells Hawks That Ohio Is Hard To Lick
Iowa coach Rollie Williams warns of a strong Ohio State squad ahead of a Columbus game after scouting the Buckeyes following a Purdue-OSU contest. He notes veterans staying eligible and the upcoming Indiana game after. The two road games will largely decide Iowa's Big Ten standing this season.
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Hawks
Ohio
Iowa City
INS
Ohio State
Purdue
Rollie Williams
University of Iowa
Buckeye
Columbus
Hawkeye
Iowans
Buckeyes
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Bloomington
Hoosiers
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Hawkeyes
Independence Triumphs Over Vinton 26 to 13 in Tri-Valley Clash
Independence edged Vinton 26 to 13 in a postponed Tri-Valley conference game. Griffith started the scoring with a tip, Stew ar tied it with two free throws, and Independence led 8 to 2 after the first period. Halbert led Independence with 10 points.
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Independence High School
Vinton
Griffith
Stewar
Vinton Seconds
Halbert
Washington Five Defeats Drake In Narrow Loop Tilt
Washington university edged Drake university 33 to 32 in St. Louis to seize third place in the Missouri Valley standings. Zander led Drake with nine points as Washington built a 10 to 2 opening run and clung to the lead in front of a sparse crowd.
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Washington
ST. Louis
Washington University
Drake University of Des Moines
Zander
Boston Braves Debt Crisis Prompts Baseball Reform Talk
Boston faces a near financial collapse as the Braves lose funds with a depleted roster and arena rental owed by the seven NL clubs. Earl Red Peppers argues for lower admission prices and cost cuts to revive attendance and stabilize the sport. He criticizes owners for ignoring public interest and urges decisive action to curb payrolls and overhead.
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John Public
U S Lawn Tennis Group Votes Against Liberalized Rules
Walter Merrill Hall, president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association, announced the national bodyopposes a European drive to liberalize international amateur rules. Czechoslovakia seeks to delete an anti film rule to compensate Roderich Menzel for tennis action films, while the British Association backs a special meeting amid offers to Fred Perry and Davis Cup stalwart John Bull.
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Cincinnati
Walter Merrill Hall
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Czechoslovakia
Roderich Menzel
British Lawn Tennis Association
Fred Perry
John Bull
St Mary’s defeats Immaculate Conception 33 19 in Iowa City
St Mary's of Iowa City held a 22 to 9 first half margin and with Berger scoring ten points led 33 to 19 over Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids in a Tuesday cage battle. Wolfe O Toole and Green paced the visitors but could not overturn the early deficit. It marked St Mary's eighth win in ten games this season.
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Iowa City
Immaculate Conception
Cédar Rapids
St. Mary's
Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Berger
O'Toole
Green
St. Mary’s
Wenceslaus Five Defeats Marengo Cagers 23 to 15
The St. Wenceslaus Red Hawks beat Marengo 23 to 15 on their home floor. Severa and Jandl led scoring with multiple baskets, while Reynolds and Bielstein added late rally for Marengo. The Wenceslaus girls followed with an 18 to 6 victory as Tresnik led scoring and Marengo was held to one field goal.
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Jandl
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Reynolds
Bielstein
Severn
Iowa County
Ahrens
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M. Tresnik
Majewski
Miller
Werner
Bishop
Hoyle
Dorm Five Whips Rude's 35 to 18 in City Y Loop
Dorm Five Y dormitory won its first game of the second round by defeating the Rude Auto quintet 35 to 18 in City Y league play. Chuck Slauson led with six field goals as Light company topped 7Z C R J 35 31.
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City Y Loop
Rude Auto Quintet
Light Company
Chuck Slauson
Y Dorm
Solon CCC
Schrader
Cardinals
International Harvesters
Cardinal-Harvester
Brouillard Stops Rivers in Fourth Round Victory
Lou Brouillard, the Worcester welter and middleweight champion, stopped Indian Joe Rivers of Fresno in the fourth round of a 110‑round match in Los Angeles. Rivers was down in the second and outclassed throughout before the referee halted the bout. Maxie Rosenbloom also defeated Johnny Miler in Des Moines in a 10‑round bout, drawing home crowd apathy.
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West Coast
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Joe Rivers
Fresno
Calif
Brouillard
Rivers
George Blake
Maxie Rosenbloom
Johnny Miler
Des Moines
Lincoln Likely to Be Given Topeka Franchise in 1935 Western League
AP dispatch from Des Moines reports that Western League owners, led by President Dale Gear, meet to plan the 1935 season. Lincoln Nebraska may replace Topeka Kansas, with Griffin and Lingle leading Lincoln supporters and baseball officials expecting a deal transferring the Topeka franchise. A 1935 schedule and constitutional amendments also on the agenda.
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Topeka
Des Moines
ES Moines
Western League Baseball Club
Dale Gear
Neb
Kan
Francis
Pug) Griffin
Cy Lingle
Griffin
Lingle
Nebraska City
Larry Harlan
Jimmy Payton
Gear
Illinois Triumphs Over Notre Dame 27-26 In Last Minute
Illinois edged Notre Dame 27-26 as Guttschow hit the decisive free throw with 27 seconds left after Peters fouled out. Notre Dame led 16-12 at halftime before Illinois swiped the final period 23-21 to pull out the win.
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Ill
Illinois
Notre Dame
Guttschow
Henry
Elser
Peters
Ilinois
O'Kane
Froschauer
Ford
Jordan
Ij Riecel
Swanson
Combes
Treland
Oj Hears
Ade
Wade
Gutteschow
Henry Pclae Kearns
DePaul
Brayavier
Local Preps Enter Iowa U Track Meet
Twenty six high schools filed tentative entries for the annual state indoor championship meet in Iowa City on April 6. Notable entrants include Davenport, Washington of Cedar Rapids, Clinton, North Des Moines, Fairfield, and University High of Iowa City among others. An estimated fifty schools and around 500 athletes are expected to participate.
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George Bresnahan
Davenport
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
North Des Moines
Fairfield
Ottumwa
West Chester
West Waterloo
East Des Moines
Muscatine
Keokuk
University High of
East Sioux City
Centerville
Perry
Lyons
Dub
Nationwide College Basketball Scores Across Regions
The Associated Press tally lists numerous results from state and regional colleges and high schools. Notable outcomes include Luther 29 over Iowa State Teachers 24, Washington 33 over Drake 2, and Hastings 48 over Midland 2. Read across conferences for further game results and scores.
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Towa Wesleyan
Dubuque
Fort Dodge Junior College
Boone Junior College
Luther
Towa State Teachers
Emmetsburo Junior College
Mason City Junior College
Britt Junior College
Eagle Grove Junior College
North Dakota US
Morningside
BIG Ten
Springfield
Pittsburg
Westminster
Tarkle
Culver-Stockton
Kirksville Osten
Wlinoia
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Missouri
Mount Union
Kenyon
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Huntington
Toledo
Western Reserve
Drury
Valles
St. Thomas
Aursburg
Butler
Franklin
Augustina
Wichita
Southwestern
Sioux Falls
Nakata Wesleyan
Hastings
Midland
Peru
Chadron Tea East
Chers
Cubs decline 25000 dollar pitcher idea and Dean purchase
Chicago (UP) President Philip K. Wrigley said the Cubs are not interested in Dizzy Dean with a 100000 purchase tag and a 25000 dollar yearly salary. He stated we can't buy a pennant and would not take Dean at that price. The note also mentions Chuck Klein's 1935 salary and left seven Cubs unsigned after rookie catcher Rey James Kenneth O'Dea signed.
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Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Philip K. Wrigley
Wrigley
Dean
Chuck Klein
Klein
Rey James Kenneth O'Dea
Columbus
St. Louis Cardinals
Pat Malone
Cubs
Monticello Tops Manchester Cage Quintet 31 to 18
Monticello defeated Manchester 31 to 18 as the visitors led early but faltered in the final period. Bert Ho bert paced the Monticello attack with 12 points while Manchester’s McIntosh led with five.
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Manhawks
Hobert
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Hedges Praises Elmer Layden To Knights Of Columbus
Horace G. Cap Hedges, a Big Ten official, praised Elmer Layden to Knights of Columbus council No. 909. He described Layden as a capable successor to Knute Rockne and recalled Rockne as a model of clean football.
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Horace G
Cap” Hedges
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Knute Rockne
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Public Library Planned for Postville
Postville prepares a new public library with books ordered and rooms leased. Mrs Willard Schutte will serve as librarian as the Iris theater blocks house the public library, with most volumes moved from the school library.
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Postville
Willard Schutte
Iris Theater
Walford Monroe Township Declamatory Contest Winners
The Dupont shop hosted a declamatory contest with day and night sessions. In dramatic competition Irene Shebetka won first, Irene Bistricky second, Leona Ludvieck third. In humorous, Marion Sirowy took first, Barbara Dive Iskekek second, with the third place awarded to another contestant.
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Dupont Shop
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Marion Sirowy
Barbara Dive Iskek
Marty Ellen Bowler
Harriet Zlatohladek
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