International Field Chosen For Augusta Golf Meet
An international field of 138 players from six countries was invited to the Augusta National Golf Club event April 4 through 7. It marks Bobby Jones Jr.'s lone competitive appearance of the year, with top amateurs and pros invited including Dutra Little and Gene Sarazen. Horton Smith Craig Wood and Paul Runyan lead the pro entrants as Jones seeks to improve on his tie for 13th last year.
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Augusta
EW York
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Olin Dutra
William Lawson Little, Jr
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Paul Runyan
Jones
Smith
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Little
Texas
Dave “Spec Goldman
Reynolds Smith
Zell Eaton
Walter Emery
Leland Hamman
Willie Turnesa
Jack Westland
Don Armstrong
Winfield Day
Ernest Pieper, Jr
Johnny Fischer
Maurice McCarthy
Jack Munger
Gus Moreland
Mark Stuart
Eddie Driggs
Tommy Tailor
Fred Hass, Jr
Charley Yates
England
France
Aubrey Boomer
August Boyer
Arnaud Massey
R. Asami
H. Murakami
R Miamoto
National Net Finals Set For Pedersen Sharp Duel
Eleanor Jane Sharp of Pasadena and Helen Antoinette Pedersen of Stamford qualified for the women’s national indoor tennis championship final rounds. Sharp, ranked sixth nationally and seeded third, defeated Dorothy Andrus of New York while Pedersen beat Millicent Hirsh in a two set match. In doubles, Andrus and Sylha Henrotin beat Sharp and Taubele to win the national title.
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New York
Eleanor Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Calif
Helen Antoinette Pedersen
Stamford
Andrus
Mme Sylha Henrotin
France
Miss Sharp
Miss Taubele
Bonthron Seeks One Last Great Race Before Retirement
New York AP report says Bill Bonthron, holder of the world 1500 meter mark, plans three final starts including an invitation meet at Princeton on June 18. He laments a lean indoor season and vows to retire after that race, throwing away his shoes.
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New York
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Ruth Eyes Manager Role As Return To Baseball Looms
Ruth returns to New York amid questions about his next move. He aims to be a regular player or manager, possibly with the Yankees, and plans to thaw out in St. Petersburg if not signing a full-time outfield role. He says money is not his main concern and he wants to stay in baseball. The 41 year old star has a 343 career average and 60 homer season record.
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New York
George
Herman Ruth
Ruth
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Jacob Ruppert
Yankee
Yankees
Babe
Rahe
College basketball scores from AP graphic roundup
The AP listing shows scores from numerous matches across colleges and universities including Georgetown, Georgia Tech, Clemson, North Carolina, Duke? and others. Notable results include Princeton 47 Temple 360 and Maryland 32 Virginia 32 with various teams such as Creighton, Vanderbilt, Army, Bucknell, and New York University spaced throughout the tally.
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Associated Press
Ruth's
Chicago
American Institute
Western Union
Buena Vista
Missouri Valley Creighton
Vanderbilt
College
Army
Bucknell
Alabama
Fairmont
Gustavus Adolphus
Concordia
New York University
Parochial Fives Open DuBuque Archdiocesan Meet
Drawings set three local Catholic teams into first round games on the Columbia college floor. St Wenceslaus, class B favorite, faces St Clements Bankton. Immaculate Conception meets St Marys Waterloo. St Patricks plays St Xaviers Dyersville. two senior division teams Columbia Academy and Sacred Heart Ocelwei also compete. Winners advance to the state meet in Dubuque March 11 and 12 and the national tournament in Chicago March 21-24.
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St. Clements of
Bankton
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s of Waterloo
Blue
St. Patrick's
St. Xavier's
Dyersville
Columbia Academy of
Loyola University
Chicago
Vogel names 32 for Iowa baseball squad in 1935
University of Iowa coach Otto H Vogel selects thirty two players for the 1935 baseball team. The roster includes twelve pitchers with three veterans Captain Eugene Ford Charles Blackman and Charles May. Notable infielders Robert Mason John Stephens and outfielder Marion Clausen. Open date April 12 with a 29 game schedule planned.
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Iowa City, Jr
INS
Otto H Vogel
University of Iowa
Eugene Ford
West Bend
Charles Blackman
Sewal
Charles May
Britt
Robert Mason
Wilton Junction
John Stephens
St. Louis
Marion Clausen
Oxford Junction
Vogel
Iowas
Oakes Named Colorado Coach Succeeds Saunders
Bernard F Bunny Oakes, Montana football coach and noted football educator, was chosen to replace W H Nasy Bill Saunders as head coach at the University of Colorado. He will report March 25 with assistants Earl Dutch Clark and Jeen Mason. Saunders resigned after a successful season to manage his family farm.
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Boulder
Colo
Bernard F * Bunny
Oakes
Montana University
Pride of the Marines
W H Nasy
Bill Saunders
Colorado University
Dutch Clark
Colorado College
Jeen Mason
Saunders
Regents
Oaks
Draft Bill To Legalize Ring Sport In Iowa
Des Moines report states a bill to legalize boxing in Iowa is in final drafting. Sen Paul W Schmidt sponsors the measure and plans to present it to the senate after the March 4 recess ends.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Paul W Schmidt
Senate
Decorah CCC Quintet Tops Lawler in June 17 Clash
Decorah CCC basketball squad defeated Lawler in a June 17 game. Solon CC seeks a test at Luther College Gym, aiming to defend their unblemished CCC record this season.
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Decorah CCC
Lawler
Solon © CC
Decorah
Luther College Gymnasium
Solon
CCC
La Porte City defeats Orange 39 to 29 in district game
La Porte City basketball team defeated Orange on Orange consolidated school floor Tuesday night 39 29. The Orange second team defeated La Porte City seconds 25 4.
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Orange
Orange Cagemen
Conception And St Patrick's Set Friday Showdown
Immaculate Conception and St Patrick's cage teams square off Friday night on Conception floor in a close season finale. St Pat's recent upset of Columbia Academy adds luster as the Shamrocks seek their first Cedar Rapids area victory after previous loss to S C two weeks ago.
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Immaculate Conception
St. Patrick’s Cage
St. Pat's
Columbia Academy
West Side
Shamrocks
S. C
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Beach Has Daytona People in a Fever
Daytona Beach residents monitor Sir Malcolm Campbell in his bid to break the world land speed record on a makeshift beach course. Tractors and tools shape the strip as tourism worries rise with unsettled northeast winds and looming storms.
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Beach
Daytona
Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
St. Petersburg
Sir Malcolm
Campbell
Washington Tigers set to clash with Davenport for conference crown
Washington faces Davenport in a pivotal Mississippi Valley Conference showdown at Franklin gymnasium Saturday night. Davenport carries a two game lead as Cedar Rapids peers the river city quintet for a possible share of the title. Coach Orville Rust’s Tigers, led by Forrestal and Kinch, plan a tapering schedule and strong lineup for the crucial contest.
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Washington
Tigers
Davenport
Franklin Gymnasium
Iowa Loop
Cedar Rapids
West Waterloo
River City
Grant
East Waterloo
Panthers
Marion
Wilson Court
Washington-Davenport
Orville Rust
Rust
Forrestal
Kinch
Nicholas
Miller
Richey
Olmstead
McDonald
Hedges
Smith
Jeading
Cunningham and Hornbostel Set 1320 Yard Showdown
Kansas City AP reports a 1320 yard race between Glenn Cunningham world record miler and Chuck Hornbostel of Indiana at the Kansas City AC invitation indoor track carnival on March 2. Announcement came Thursday from Dr. J A Reilly athletic director.
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Kansas City
Glenn Cunningham
Chuck Hornbostel
Indiana
J. A. Reilly
Upper Iowa to Meet Simpson Saturday in Iowa Conference
Upper Town to host Simpson College on Saturday night as the Peacocks seek to rebound after a second loss to Buena Vista Beavers. The Upper Town reserves also play Maire Drug Co of Oelwein in a Friday doubleheader with Decorah on the slate, as both series stand 1–1.
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Gazette
Fayette
Upper Town
Iowa
Simpson Cagers
Peacocks
Buena Vista Beavers
Maire Drug Co
Qoelwein
Oelwein
Oelwein High Five
Decorah
Four Major League Players Reinstated By Landis
Commissioner K M Landis granted reinstatement to four major league players on the voluntary retired list. Glenn Myatt Cleveland Fred Walker New York Yankees Charley Gelbert St Louis Cardinals John F Smith Cincinnati were approved. Meine Pittsburgh and William McAfee St Louis Browns also had retirement applications granted.
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K M Landis
Glenn Myatt
Cleveland
Fred Walker
New York Yankees
Charley Gelbert
St. Loui Cardinals
John F. Smith
Cineinnati
Demaree Sole Cub Not In Fold For Better Wrigley Stipend
Chicago Cubs outfielder Frank Demaree was the sole holdout for a higher stipend than owner P K Wrigley offered. Manager Charley Grimm had to cope as Larry French delivered his signed contract and predicted 20 wins. White Sox catcher Luke Sewell joined, leaving Zeke Bonura and Ray Phelps to settle salary differences before Pacific coast trip.
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SNS
Frank Demaree
Chicago Cubs
P K Wrigley
Demaree
Noble
Larry French
Pirates
French
Charley Grimm
Cubs
INS
Luke Sewell
White Sox
Iureday
Zeke Bonura
Ray
Babe" Phelps
Brooklyn
Phelps
Pacific Coast
Wellman Wildcats Defeat Brighton Bears 35 27
Wellman Wildcats beat Brighton Bears 35 to 27 in Wellman Iowa. Wellman led 9 7 after one quarter and 17 15 at halftime. Ross topped Wellman with eight points while Day and McClean had four for Brighton. Wellman closes Ke-Wash schedule against Keota.
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Wellman Wildcats
Brighton Bears
Wellman Reserves
Brighton
Ross
Day
McClean
Keota
Toledo Defeated by Gladbrook 31 to 18
Toledo high basketball team fell to Gladbrook 31 18 on the home floor Tuesday evening. Plett led Gladbrook with 16 points while Wise had 7 for Toledo. Gladbrook also won the second team game 238 11. The Toledo girls beat Chelsea 17 16 in Chelsea the same night.
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Gazette
Toledo
Toledo High
Gladbrook
Plett
Wise
Toledo Girls
Chelsea
Kohawks Depart For Carleton And Teachers Jousts
Nine Doe cagers leave Thursday noon for a stiff two day road trip to Carleton and State Teachers. They will play Carleton in Northfield Friday and Cedar Falls State Teachers Saturday. Coach Forest Rutgers announces the lineup with Galvin Schneider Wilkinson Keith Carruthers as starters and Quinn Everett Kammer Martin as reserves. Keith out earlier with illness but expected to play. The Cue return to Cedar Rapids Saturday evening.
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Doe
Carleton
Kohawks
Northfield
Minn
Cedar Falls
Forest Rutgers
Galvin
Schneider
Wilkinson
Keith
Carruthers
Quinn
Everett
Kammer
Martin
Cedar Rapids
Boxing roundup in Sioux Falls stars regional bouts
In Sioux Falls Babe Daniela of Minneapolis scored a knockout over Stan Christy of St. Paul in a 140 and 144 pound clash. Ernie Kirchner of New York outpointed Johnny Fhasan of Chicago in a 135 pound bout for ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Babe Daniela
Minneapolis
Stan Christy
St. Paul
Quincy
Ernie Kirchner
New York
Johnny Fhasan
Chicago
Equipoise Favored To Win 100000 Santa Anita Handicap
ACADIA Calif Champion horses and jockeys prepare for the Santa Anita Handicap offering 100000. Fallinake the favorite eyes a final workout for the mile and a quarter race as 18 to 20 top contenders loom. Equipoise and Twenty Grand top the field with odds around 5 to 2 and 2 to 1 respectively as Azucar Ladysman High Glee Time Supply also attract bets.
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Ins
West
America
Fallinake
Pvas
Equipoise
Azucar
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