Perry on Tour Brings In Seventy-Three Thousand Dollars
Frederick J. Perry, the Briton who turned pro, has toured fifty-two days and earned about $61,000, averaging $1,173 daily with sixty-three days left. Projections place his tennis earnings near $100,000 by April 30, plus potential $25,000 to $30,000 from England and France appearances. The Perry Vines tour has grossed roughly $179,744 in twenty-three shows, aiming to beat the 1934 Tilden Vines record of $253,000 for seventy-two cities.
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Luther rallies to beat Central 38 to 28 in Iowa clash
Luther and Central traded the lead through a tight first half before Luther's late four minute surge secured a 38 to 28 victory. Anderson Boyette and Hanson scored in the decisive stretch while Wagaman led Central with 13 points.
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Heinie Jensen Defeated In Miami-Biltmore Four-Ball
In Coral Gables Florida H C Jensen of Cedar Rapids and partner R L Armstrong of New York were eliminated in the first round of the Miami Biltmore invitation four ball amateur golf event. They lost to Ralph Stewart of Miami and Robert Lowry of Shamokin Pa one up after the nineteenth hole. Tony Kozen and Leon Pettigrew, medalists, defeated William Stembler and Pete Harris two up with one to play. The report adds that the Italian army first used aerial bombing in 1912 during attacks on Tripoli.
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New York
Ralph Stewart
Miami
Robert Lowry
Shamokin
Tony Kozen
Bridgeport
Bridgeport, Conn., and Leon Pettigrew, of Pengleton
Ind
William Stembler
Pete Harris
Veterans Seek Another Major League Comeback Season
Major league camps open with veteran players seeking second chances. St. Louis Browns send John Fred Blake for another try at 38. Boston Bees feature Bill Harris and Frank McGowan among hopeful rookies. Cleveland Indians list Charlie Fischer Joe Heving and Johnny Wyatt as trial hopefuls. Philadelphia Athletics audition Bill Cissell. Washington Eyes Johnny Salveson. Reds count on Weintraub Rothrock Barrett. Cardinals await Bob Weiland arrival.
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St. Louis Browns
John Fred
Blake
Sheriff
Law and Order
Boston Bees
Bill Harris
Reds
Frank McGowan
Buffalo
Harris
McGowan
Tony Rensa
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Dallas
Tony
Tribe
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Charlie Fischer
Washington
Detroit
Joe Heving
New York Giants
Milwaukee
Johnny Wyatt
Kansas City
White Sox
Tigers
Bill Cissell
Philadelphia Athletics
Cissell
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Portland
Baltimore
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Weintraub
Jack Rothrock
Rochester
Dick “Oliver Twist
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Athletics
Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Weiland
Church of Brethren Wins East Side Playoff Title
Church of Brethren defeats St. Paul's No 1 22 to 19 to claim the East Side Pioneer league playoff and advance to face the West Side leader for the city championship. Thenhaus scores 13 for Brethren and Thomsen 11 for St. Pauls as a large crowd watches.
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Former Iowa Athletes Plan Open House Event
Special to The Gazette Iowa City and its university will host an athletic open house on Saturday bringing former stars to attend a press conference with new coaches Irl Tubbs and Pat Boland. They will watch teams practice in the fieldhouse and attend a luncheon and the Iowa-Illinois basketball game with invited guests including J K Von Lackum Albert Jenkins Leo Nicolaus Bernie Page Arthur Pyles Oakley Carlson Rae Wallace and F J Poyneer.
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Iowa
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J. K. von Lackum
Cedar Rapids
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von Lackum
Leo Nicolaus
Muscatine
Bernie Page
Greenfield
Arthur Pyles
Davenport
Oakley Carlson
Clinton
Rae Wallace
Clear Lake
F. J. Poyneer
Averill Seeks 17500 From Cleveland Indians
Earl Averill, Cleveland Indians center fielder and runner up in the American League batting title last season, announced he would hold out for this year. He valued his services at 17500, while management’s offer was believed to be between 14000 and 15000.
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