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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1937

Page

25

Boycott Gathers Momentum Against Schmeling Braddock Title Fight

Jewish veterans and non-sectarian groups lead a broad boycott against the Schmeling Braddock heavyweight title bout. The movement aims to halt the fight in New York, threaten gate revenue, and press the New York State Athletic Commission to revoke approval. Joe Louis could become No 1 challenger if the bout is canceled.

EW York James J. Braddock Max Schmeling Jewish War Veterans of the United States Anti-Nazi League A. F. of L Madison Square Garden Twentieth Century Sporting Club Broadway Chicago League New York S. William Kalb New York State Athletic Commission League For Human Rights Against Cleveland Committee For Defense of Human Rights Joe Gould Braddock Gould Schmeling Joe Louis

Teamwork key as Franklin Thunderbolts spread scoring

Franklin fans saw a balanced attack with 10 players scoring 44 points led by Jim Swift's 10 in a team oriented win. The piece notes Sunday games feature Immaculate Conception at St Patrick's and updates Coe Kohawks who opened Augustana tourney with a 49 26 win and a 33 31 closer than expected.

Franklin Thunderbolts Jim Swift St. Patrick’s Gym Shamrocks St. Wenceslaus Iowa City Immaculate Conception Coe Kohawks Parsons

Bennett Cage Teams In Even Break With Lisbon

Bennett girls defeated Lisbon 37 to 8 in an easy game with all Bennett subs seeing floor time. Jeanette Vaughn scored 10 field goals and 2 free throws, Marian Weimann added 3 field goals and 2 free throws, Vandeberg led Lisbon with 6 points. Bennett boys lost 15 to 14 as Bolon scored 6 and Knocke 4 for Bennett while Roup and Bowers each had 5 for Lisbon.

Bennett Lisbon Jeanette Vaughn Marian Weimann Vandeberg Bennett Boys Bolon Knocke Roup Bowers

Illinois Defeats Wisconsin 31-28 in Big Ten Clash

In Madison Illinois edged Wisconsin 31 to 28 before 6000 fans. Combes led scoring with 11 points as Illini rallied from a 19 13 halftime deficit and held the lead in the second half. Powell Rooney and Mitchell led Wisconsin with six points each.

Madison Wis University of Illinois University of Wisconsin Illinois Badgers Swift Illini Combes Vopicka Wisconsin Powell Rooney Mitchell

Perry SWEEPS Vines In Pro Net Championship Match

Frederick J. Perry of England defeated Ellsworth Vines of California in three straight sets 6-0 6-2 6-3 to push toward the world professional title. A crowd of 12,602 watched Vines, fatigued by illness, fail to spark a comeback in Chicago.

Chicago Frederick J. Perry England Ellsworth Vines California Paste Vines

Abandon All Match Play Plan in U S Amateur Golf Meet

The U S Golf Association announced at its annual meeting that it will drop the all match play format for the national amateur and replace it with a medal and match system. Sectional qualifying rounds will continue producing 160 qualifiers for the main tournament. Public links golfers face new limits, with rules preventing participation in both amateur and public links championships.

U. S NEW York U. S. Golf Association John G. Jackson Frank M. Hardt Philadelphia Harold Pierce Boston

Itinerant Workers' Union Surpasses Eight Hundred Thousand Members

The Itinerant Workers' Union, Hoboes of America, claims enrollment over 800,000. An estimate equates the national rat population with the human population in the United States, highlighting urban wildlife concerns.

Kansas State Cage Machine Tops Iowa State 44 31

Burns led Kansas State with 19 points as the Wildcats defeated Iowa State 44 to 31 in Big Six play. Groves added 10 points while Cyclones guards struggled against the Kansas State forward drive and midrange scoring.

Kansas State Iowa State Ames Burns Kansas State College Thompson Roschlau Groves Ansas State Flemming Ny Burns Kramer Klimek Fulton Blahnik Groves Cole Wesche L Johnson Miller Poppenh Sehierlmann Cleveland Iowa

Paul Dean Applies for Reinstatement to Active List

St. Louis pitcher Paul Dean has filed for reinstatement on the active player list after sharpening his pitching form. The move follows his rehabilitation and readiness to return to major league action.

ST. Louis Paul Dean St. Louis Cardinal

College Scores Roundup From Regional Matches

A long list of scores from college games across the region includes Montana State College 49 over Montana State U 31, Oklahoma Aggies 46 over Drake 24, Sam Houston Teachers 30 over Texas A ggies 24, Texas Teachers 41 over Schreiner, and Western Kentucky Teachers 48 defeating Sewanee Miss Teachers 21. Multiple campuses and conferences are cited with varied outcomes.

Montana State College Montana State U Oklahoma Aggies Drake Culver Stockton Canton Tarko Itascan College Eveleth Sam Houston Texas Aggies Southwestern Oklahoma East Central Oklahoma Tennessee Creighton Georgia Tech Mercer Wisetsinel State Florida Vanderbilt Middle Tennessee Davidson North Carolina Overtie Lally Union Western Erve City College of New York Long, Island Univ Duquesne Rancis Niagara American University (Washington Hampden-Sydney Maryland Massachusetts State Williams Seewmees Texas Teachers Schreiner Institue Neraska Miss Seuthese Methodist University of Etcite St. Louie North Central Crosse Tapes Luther College Bgoerad Cornell Peas College State Normal Eureka Hllinois Wesleyan Millikin Ellendale Normal Valley City Ely Duluth Howard Coliese Southwestern

Bradley Tech Beats Coe In Tournament Tie From Behind

Bradley Tech rallied to tie the county in the final half after trailing 7 to 16 at halftime. Carthage erased a 19 point deficit but the Peoria coach sent Horstman in at center, and Bradley Tech reserves pulled ahead with four close-range field goals in the last seven minutes.

Carthage Peoria Horstman Bradley

St Ambrose Rout Upper Iowa For Consolation Win

Paced by Bill Tyrrell who scored twenty points with eight field goals and four free throws, St Ambrose defeated Upper Iowa 44 to 30 to claim the consolation award in the Illinois Iowa tourney. The Saints dominated the UIU five throughout.

Rock Island, Ill Bill Tyrrell St. Ambrose Upper Iowa Illinois Iowa Saints

Cunningham and Lash win indoor 800 at Columbus Council meet

Glenn Cunningham, veteran Kansas runner and two time world record holder, won the 800 meters at the 106th Infantry Armory track meet in New York. His time was 1:56.4, six yards ahead of Gene Venzke of New York A. C., who finished second and improved on his previous placing.

EW York Glenn Cunningham Kansas 106Th Infantry Armory Columbus Council K Cunningham Gene Venzke New York A. C Venzke

Indiana Beats Chicago 46 to 26 in Upset

Co Captain Ken Gunning led Indiana in a 46 to 26 victory at the University of Chicago field house before 3,000. Gunning scored 13 as Indiana pulled away in the second half while Don Lash won the 3,000 meters in a near record time. Weast set a world indoor mark in the 1,000 meters and edged Glickman in the 100 meters as James Herbert also triumphed in the 500 meters.

Chicago Ken Gunning University of Indiana University of Chicago Gunning Don Lash America Indiana University Lash Joe McCluskey New York A. C Joie Ray Herbert Weast Little Columbia Weust Marty Glickman Syracuse University Bob McAllister New York Weast Glickman James Herbert N. Y. Curb Exchange Herbert George Arnold Milrose A. C

Changes In Grid Rules Should Aid Offensive Teams

The National Federation of High School Athletic Associations announced rule changes to help offenses. A illegal forward pass beyond the line of scrimmage now results in loss of down and five yards from the throw spot, with gains before the illegal toss allowed. Re-entry is limited to one match in the fourth quarter, and scrimmage zone penalties may not place the ball within half the distance to the goal. Disqualification fouls carry a 15 yard penalty and backfield men may hand forward to eligible receivers.

Chicago National Federation of High School Athletic Associations Federation

Crosse Teachers College Beats Luther 28 to 24

The Crosse Teachers basketball team defeated Luther of Decorah Iowa by 28 to 24 on Saturday night after trailing 20 to 16 at midway through the final period with reserves in.

LA Crosse Wis Crosse Teachers College Luther of

Cornell Wrestling Beats Waterloo Y M C A in Mount Vernon

The Cornell college wrestling team defeated the Waterloo Y M C A grapplers 29 to 12 on Saturday night in Mount Vernon. Crumbaugh Miller and Mickey scored falls. standout 155 pound bout featured Buzzard and Watson. other wins came from Suiter, Kunz, Freeman and heavy favorite Mickey.

Buzzard Watson Kunz Heller Freeman Lee Mickey Sorenson Crumbaugh Miller Cornell

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