Major League Camps Near Accord On Player Salaries
With spring training approaching, owners and players appear closer on salaries than in years. Dizzy Dean may push for an $80,000, Lou Gehrig tops at about $30,000, and Charlie Reot and Mickey Cochrane near high figures as Cubs boost salaries under Phil Wrigley.
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Golf Association Bans Slow Playing
United States Golf Association moves to curb slow play at major tours with potential disqualification. President John G. Jackson announced stricter rules after incidents at the national amateur in Cleveland and the national open in Pittsburgh. Noted offenders include Freddie Haas of New Orleans and Joe Lynch of Boston.
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Decorah CCC Licks McGregor, 26 To 20
Decorah CCC defeated McGregor with a 26 to 20 score in a game reported in terse line notes. The brief recap mentions players and partial scoring details, highlighting the Decorah win and the final tally.
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Giants to meet all star college team in charity game
The New York Giants eastern division champions will face an all-star college squad in New York next fall at a newly completed Triborough Stadium on Randall's Island. The September 9 date, profits to the Herald-Tribune Fresh Air Fund, and Chicago Tribune cooperation are planned with national fan polls selecting players and coaches.
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Pepper's Hot Sport Chatter Seeks Quick Takes and Lines
Earl Red Pepper offers blunt notes on Roosevelt high guard Leo Sweeney at 15, 6ft 2in, 235 pounds. He claims Joe Louis was not a heavyweight Golden Gloves champ and sketches a hypothetical all star baseball lineup with Gabby Hartnett, Dizzy Dean, Gehrig, Gehringer, Vaughan, Higgins, Simmons, Ott, Berger.
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Hines, Picard Lead In Los Angeles Open Tie
In rainy Los Angeles, Jimmy Hines of Garden City and Henry Picard of Hershey tied for the lead after 36 holes at the Los Angeles Open. They posted 137 as only two players under par on the day, with Cooper and McSpaden one stroke behind and several others within striking distance.
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Local Swim Meet Upsets Newton Vankmen 56 to 16
Cedar Rapids hosts a swim meet where the Local Swim Team defeats Newton Vankmen 56 to 16. Individual highlights include Neate finishing second, Kapic, Maciesewe, and Brown scoring for Cedar Rapids, while Rudin and Weeks also place. The event features multiple swimmers from Cedar Rapids earning top positions and the host team securing victory.
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Center Junction Wins Seventh Straight Game
Center Junction posted its seventh consecutive win behind a strong team effort. Key players included Alves and Han Jr who contributed points and assists as the hosts built a lead, with Woyld leading early and Gadd guiding the offense. The victory came amid a close second half comeback by the opponent.
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Iowa City Junior High Beats Wellman
Iowa City junior high cagers held the lead in the Little Hawk league after a 31 to 12 win over Wellman. Moothart scored five for Wellman while Edler had nine for Iowa City, who logged their second win in two starts. Kalona remained in second with two wins and one loss.
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Center Point Loses To Palo Five 24-20 Thriller
In Palo, both Center Point and Palo girls teams remained undefeated as a 14 14 tie ended with a Palo free throw by Burt. The boys game followed a similar edge with Palo building a 16 6 first half lead before Center Point rallied late, but Palo hung on 24 20. Holloway of Center Point and Kahler of Palo led with 10 points each.
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Tris Speaker Joins Baseball Institute Staff
Muscatine AP Ray L. Dowty signs Tris Speaker as an instructor at his Hot Springs Arkansas baseball school opening February 15. Speaker will assist with other stars including Rogers Hornsby Schoolboy Rowe Lew Fonseca and George Sisler at the program.
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West Liberty Beats West Branch 25 to 21 in Thriller
West Liberty defeated West Branch 25 to 21 on Friday night at West Branch. West Branch led at halftime but West Liberty surged ahead in the second half. Brown starred for West Liberty and Miller stood out for West Branch in a hard fought game.
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Malcom Cage Teams Divide With Victor
Malcom Cage girls beat Victor 18 to 15 while the boys fell 34 to 17. The Friday night matchup featured both squads at Victor with the girls securing a narrow victory and the boys suffering a setback.
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Detroit Lions to play stars in charity game at Soldier Field
The Detroit Lions, NPFL champions, will face college all stars in the third annual charity football game at Soldier Field. Last year Chicago Bears represented pros, tying 0 0 and winning 5 0. The game is set for September 1 with collegians chosen from last fall's graduates via a nationwide fan poll.
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Prep Grid Arbiters to Ban Rough Play
Chicago AP reports prep football officials in 14 NFHS code states will enforce a 15 yard penalty for out of bounds tackles and for head or neck tackling. The federation tightens rules to curb injury hazards with emphasis on neck head tackles and tackling out of bounds.
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Upper Iowa Wins Easy Cage Battle From Buena Vista
Upper Iowa built a 29 15 halftime lead and, despite Buena Vista outscoring them in the second half, won 49 to 36. Upper Iowa used reserves after the break while Buena Vista mainly relied on long shots. Laymen led BV with seven field goals and a free throw.
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Elwood High Quintet Tops Goose Lake In League Play
Elwood high quintet won the first match 37 to 30 while Goose Lake fell 33 to 20 to Elwood second team. Specht led with 14 points, Hamilton 12, Bright 11. Elwood Independents beat Goose Lake Independents 55 to 25.
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West Chester Falls to Keota Five 29-20
West Chester traveled to Keota Friday night and lost 29-20 as Bob Rogers led Keota with 17 points. Hough sparked West Chester while Stewart paced the Trojans in scoring. In the Ke-Wash clash, Brighton barely outlasted Wellman 43-40 after two overtimes, with Messer starring for Brighton.
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Retzlaff Holds Future Of Boxing In His Hands
Chicago. Charley Retzlaff a 28 year old 200 pounder a comeback fighter aims to end Louis' streak in a Chicago Stadium showdown slated for Friday night. Retzlaff predicts a big gamble betting on a hard punch early while Louis plans a quick victory in four rounds before Schmeling Braddock bouts next summer.
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Keokuk Smothers Washington Cagers in Little Six Clash
Keokuk defeated Washington Demons 39 to 21 in a Little Six game led by a dominant inside presence and sharp driving from guards. Logan scored repeatedly beneath the basket, Wilson added seven field goals, and Keokuk pulled away after a 14 to 10 halftime edge. Washington made only two of 11 free throw attempts as Keokuk built a commanding lead through the third and fourth quarters.
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Brooklyn High Defeats Toledo 32 to 12 in Open Conference Start
Brooklyn led by captain Armstrong who scored 10 points beat Toledo 32 to 12 to open Cedar Conference play after strong non conference showings. Brooklyn also won the second game 25 to 5.
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Brandon Cagers Drop Two Games To Urbana
BRANDON The Brandon basketball teams played two games at Urbana Friday night. The boys lost 21-20 and the girls 18-13.
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Drake Eleven Books Notre Dame For 1937
Des Moines AP says Drake University will renew football relations with Notre Dame in 1987. E C Lytton, Drake business manager, announced the matchup, the first since 1933, to be played at South Bend on October 2, 1987.
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Lowden High Splits With Mechanicsville
Lowden High defeated Mechanicsville 36 to 23 to stretch their win streak to five games. Mechanicsville second team bounced back with a 17 to 14 victory in the same matchup.
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