Allison Heads U. S. 1934 First Ten In Tennis Rankings
Wilmer L. Allison of Austin Texas tops the U S Lawn Tennis ranking list for 1934 with two professionals included in the elite group for the first time The men's singles top ten also features Sidney B Wood Jr Frank X Shields and Frankie Parker in high positions while Lester Stoefen and George Lott Jr retain top doubles status The women's list is headed by Helen Jacobs with Sarah Palfrey Fabyan and Carolin Babcock following.
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EW York
Wilmer L. Allison
Austin
Tex
America
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Allison
Fred Perry
England
Lester Stoefen
George Lott, Jr
Aso
Walter Meri] Hall
Lott and Stoefen
Simon Pure
Jelen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Texan
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Frank X. Shields
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
Frankie Parker
Lester R. Stoefen
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Berkley Bell
Dedham
Mary Greer Harris
Kansas City
Marjorie L. Sachs
Cambridge Mass
Catherine Wolf
Elkhart
Ind
John van Ryn
J. Donald Budge
C. Gene Mako
Berkeley Bell
Gregory
Mangin
Robert Bryan
John McDiarmid
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Wilmer Hines
Henry Prusett
Eugene McCauliff
Clifford Sutter
Jee Jacobs
Jack Tidall
Martin Buxby
Bertram Weitens
Keokuk County Cage Tourney Set For Jan 17 19
The Keokuk County basketball tournament will be held at Rehrens on January 17 18 and 19 with all town teams represented except Harper and Hayesville Schedule lists games across three days including matchups at multiple gyms and byes for several teams.
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Keokuk County
Brreia
DELTA
Maynard Defeats Fayette High 17 to 9 in Conference Game
Maynard high beat Fayette in a Fayette County conference clash 17 to 9. Fayette scored only one point in the first half while Maynard led 7 to 1 and Maynard’s Miehe led scorers with 10 points. Fayette seconds lost 8 to 3 in a curtain raiser.
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The
Gazette
Fayette
Maynard High
Fayette County
Maynard
Miehe
Fayette Seconds
Maynard Seconds
Alabama Welcomed Home After Rose Bowl Triumph
Alabama's Crimson Tide returned to Tuscaloosa to a 5,000-strong crowd despite rain. Captain Bill Lee spoke for the team while Gordon Palmer hosted. Coach Frank Thomas praised the players and noted Stanford posed the toughest challenge of the year.
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Crimson Tide
Bill Lee
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Stanford
Gordon Palmer
Millard
Dixie
Howell
Ace
Constellation
Bill
Don Hutson
Lee
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Devine to Aid Hollingberg's All-Star Grid Team in Honolulu
The 18 man American All Star squad for the January 19 game in Honolulu will be coached by Babe Hollingberg of Washington State with Aubrey Devine, ex-Iowa star and USC coach, serving as assistant. Players span St Mary's, San Francisco, Washington State, USC, Santa Clara, Stanford, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Northwestern, Fordham, and UCLA among others.
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LOS Angeles
Babe Hollingberg
Washington State
Honolulu
Aubrey Devine
Iowa
University of Southern California
Hollingberg
Michelini
Pennino
St. Mary’s
Siemering
Barber
San Francisco University
Sulkosky
Mucha
Uilin
Washington
Stojack
Parochial Teams Schedule Five Games This Week
Five local and away games fill the parochial schedule. Immaculate Conception faces Columbia Academy in Dubuque Tuesday, then Sacred Heart of Waterloo visits Friday. St Wenceslaus seeks a sixth straight win against Sacred Heart at Waterloo Tuesday, then Viola high visits Thursday. St Wenceslaus girls travel to Palo Friday. St Patricks meets St Marys at Waterloo Friday. Stamrrucks host St Patricks of Town City next Sunday.
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Immaculate Conception
Columbia Academy
Dubuque
Sacred Heart of Waterloo
St. Wenceslaus
Sacred Heart
Waterloo
Viola High School
Red Hawks
Viola
St Wenceslaus
Palo
St Patricks
St. Mary’s
Irsh Chaving
Cardinals Release Healey to Rochester in IL Move
The St Louis Cardinals announced Saturday the release of catcher Francis Healey to Rochester of the International League.
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ST Louis
St. Louis Cardinal
Francis Healey
Rochester
Silver Skates on Cedar River Today
Entrants in juvenile and junior finals skated Saturday afternoon with heats in 220 and 440 yards and 880 yard races. Notable names include Frank Shimek Perry McCollister Bill Norris Burton Peddycoart Ray Ingels Jim DeVarman Dan Goodfellow Clyde Lybarger and others from Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Minneapolis Amana Oskaloosa and Dubuque. The event featured complete entry lists and eliminations.
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Frank Shimek
Burt Peddycoart
Ray Ingels
Bill Engel
Bill Norris
Perry McCollister
Ted Welch
Clyde Lybarger, Jr
Burton Peddycoart
Dan Goodfellow
Jerome Nixon
Douglas Fox
Jim DeVarman
Ray Hayward
Jack Harmon
George Popelka
Robert Albright
Billie Boston
Bill McCollister
Wayne Mitter
Marvin Doherty
Weston Ralston
Jack Hamm
Dick Smith
Billy Boston
Harold Motley
Marvin Swanson
Carl Johnson
Minneapolis
Ernest Leichsenring
Amana
Cowan
Tom McGregor
Davenport
Sammy Schaffer
Oskaloosa
Harry Hammer
Bob Kautzky
Des Moines
E. L. Feld
Oelwein
Joseph Walter
Alvin W. Rottiger
Carl W. Shde
Clarence F Schmidt
Earl S. Bisanz
Charles Mann
Dubuque
George Shimek
Carl Pospisil
Stanley James
Larry Dennis
Milo Holecek
Dale Berry
James Jensen
Richard Krause
Don Kinch
Millard Goss
Richard Fox
Lynn Milburn
Clyde Lybarger
Bob Remesburg
Frank Shimek Ball Engel
Burton Peddyenart
Bll Norris
Cedar Rapids
Frank Swift
Charles Kinser, Jr
Fairfax
Pat Maloney
Billy McKenna
Bill Nolan
Robert L. Field
Robert Nelson
Dick Olson
Jimmie Baitin
Jim DeYarman
Clark Jennings
DeLos Wilson
Jack Melichar
Bobbie Hash
Leo Morrissey, Jr
Don Fraverd
Bill Curran
John J. Jacobs, III
Maryin Doherty
Local Cedar Rapids Names Listed in Juvenile Case Group
A long list of individuals from Cedar Rapids and nearby cities including Central City and Dubuque appears in a juvenile matter. Names include Lowell Miller Bob Lynan Marie Walter Frances McGregor Mary Lockwood Phyllis Lowe Rose Vynanek Janet Dennis and others.
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Central City
Lowell Miller
Bob Lynan
Minneapolis
Marie Walter
Dubuque
Frances McGregor
Mary Lockwood
Phyllis Lowe
Cedar Ranfiis
Rose Vynanek
Janet Dennis
Nola Berger
Eleanor Mitter
Barbara Shepard
Jane Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Viola Cagers Defeat Toddville 30 to 14
Viola high school beat Toddville 30 14 to win its eighth win of the season. Smith scored six baskets as Viola led 6 0 early and never trailed. New man scored twice late in the first half for Toddville. The Hot Shots also won to reach eight wins, defeating Toddville 26 25.
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Caret Viola
Viola
Toddville High School
Smith
Toddville
Newman
College Of The Pacific To Play St. Mary's In Kezar Stadium
College of the Pacific football coach Amos Alonzo Stagg will lead his team to San Francisco to face St. Marys at Kezar Stadium on October 12. The program will play the University of Southern California in Los Angeles the week prior.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
San Francisco
St. Mary’s
Kezar Stadium
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Toledo Five Defeats Belle Plaine in Cedar League Game
TOLEDO The Toledo high basket team won their second Iowa Cedar league game from Belle Plaine 26 to 19. Toledo led at the end of every quarter with Moore and Wise as top scorers. Belle Plaine won the second game curtain raiser 27 to 15.
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Toledo
Toledo High Basketeers
Belle Plaine
Moore
Wise
Raiders to Elect Officers Tuesday
Raiders to elect officers Tuesday as Johnson seeks a manager capable of full time duty on the diamond and leading the strategy board. The Cardinals may supply the manager if a deal satisfies Cedar Rapids, with ten days to two weeks before the decision becomes clear. optimism grows for a banner season and higher attendance after 1932 debt reductions.
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Johnson
Raiders
St. Louis
Rickey
Cardinals
Red Birds
Cedar Rapids
A A A Contest Board Set to Outline 1935 Campaign
The A A A contest board will meet Monday in New York to outline the 1935 racing campaign. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker chairs the board with Gar Wood expected to attend. The session may lower the Indianapolis 500 gasoline limit from 45 to 42 gallons.
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New York
Contest Board of
The
A.A.A
Eddie Rickenbacker
Gar Wood
Motor Boat King
Northwestern Five Banking on Fisher in Western Conference
Northwestern faces a potential title run powered by Lyle Fisher, a 6'2" senior with a keen eye for the basket. His six pre conference performances total 111 points, averaging about 17.7 per game, and he earned all-Big Ten center honors while helping Northwestern boast a strong 231 to 106 scoring edge across noted wins.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Lyle Fisher
Fisher
Northwestern
Carleton
Wabash
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Butler
Purple
Dutch Lonborg
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Ballyhoo
Lyle
Lonborg
Joe Reiff
Norman Cottom
Purdue
Kentucky Mentor Proposes Postseason National Tournament
New York AP Adolph Rupp, coach of the University of Kentucky, urged a postseason tournament inviting top teams from each section to decide the national basketball championship. He argued it would end conflicting claims and improve rules interpretation nationwide.
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NEW York
Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
Rupp
Wildcats
New York University
Madison Square
Tigers Announce Spring Training Schedule and Dates
Detroit Tigers released a spring training plan detailing 25 games against major league clubs only. Pitchers and catchers report March 3 in Lakeland Florida with position players arriving a week later.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cardinals
Boston Braves
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Nationals
Lakeland
Fla
Solon CCC Quintet Tops City Cage League Standings
Solon's flashy CCC team held undisputed first place in the City Y cage league Friday after a 27-13 win over Rude Auto Co. Edward Weir and Eddie Bridges led Solon with five baskets apiece as close guarding shaped a 3 to 2 halftime.
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V. L. Solon
Sevees
Town Light and Power
Rude Auto Company
Vaveeeces
Platt’s Transfer
Y. M. C. A. Dorm
Ramblers
Cserescevsaes
BAS
Ccspeccsesevscees
Varkees
Cess Access Eens Omos Solon
CCC
Erward Wier
Eddie Bridges
Solon
Faurot Named Missouri Coach to Lead Tigers
Don Faurot is appointed Missouri football coach succeeding Frank Carideo. He plans a large versatile squad, defense first, and a mix of Notre Dame Warner system elements with his own ideas. Faurot, 32, aims to revive Missouri athletic prestige and begins spring practice March 1 with about 35 returning players.
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Olumbia
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Northeast Missouri Teachers College
Kirksville
Faurot
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Carideo
Warner
Gwinn Henry
Missouri
Lowell
Red’’ Dawson
Gopher
Tiger
Griffiths faith rests on rookie pitchers for Senators
Washington and Clark Griffith plan around several rookies Diggs Armbrust and Cohen as potential winners for next season. Diggs, 19 from Pimlico Maryland, shows strong stuff on the road trip. Armbrust is praised but needs to slim down. Cohen also praised. Eight other pitchers remain under consideration including Whitehill Burke Weaver Russell Stewart Thomas McColl and Linke.
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Washington
Clark Griffith Banks
Tom Yawkey
Joe Cronin
Reese Diggs
Orville Armbrust
Sid Cohen
Diggs
Griffith
Pimlico
Senators
Luke Sewell
Armbrust
Sam Holbrook
Chattanooga
Sennet
Coen
Griff
Earl Whitehill
Bobby Burke
Monte Weaver
Jack Russell
Walter Stewart
al Thomas
Alex McColl
Ed Linke
Revolta and Babcock Lead Riverside Second Round Qualifiers
In Riverside California John Revolta Milwaukee and Ed Babcock Los Angeles won the second qualifying round of the Riverside amateur pro golf tour with a best ball 33 33 66 six under par earning $100 first prize. Five teams tied for second at 67 with $45 each from the $500 pool.
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Victoria Club
Riverside
Calif
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Ed Babcock
Los Angeles
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ken Sommerfeld
San Diego
Revolta
Tripoli Country Club
Ted Menafee
San Antonio
Tex
Calamus Beats Clarence In Two Narrow Wins
Clarence entered unbeaten but Calamus halted them twice on Friday night. The Calamus girls won 37 to 31 despite a crippled lineup, and the Calamus boys edged Clarence 22 to 19 on a tight floor. Clarence reserves took an 18 to 10 victory in the opener.
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Gazette
Clarence
Calamus
Cardinals
Second 18 rounds of Miami Open postponed to Monday
The Miami Open in Miami Florida postponed the second 18 rounds due to heavy rain and high winds. The 36 hole finals planned for Sunday will be played Monday.
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Miami
Fla
Germans Push Plans for 1936 Olympic Games
Report outlines Nazi plans to ready Berlin for the 1936 Olympics including a vast festival meadow and stadium upgrades costing 4 million dollars. It notes seating plans, housing for male athletes and women in a student dorm, and widespread preparations under Reich leadership amid political concerns fading.
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London
Germany
Grunewald
Berlin
Madrid
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Doeberitz
Nazi Germany
Hamburg
Bremen
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Tom
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Richard Moran
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Ivan Blackmer
Iowa Center
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Robert Dennis
John Shepard
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Frank Wilson Long
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A.A.A. Contest Board
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