Roosevelt Coach Frank Martin to Join Racine School Board Sees Resignation
Roosevelt senior high school coach and physical training director Frank Martin will resign to sign as physical training director and coach at McKinley junior high in Racine Wisconsin. He will leave Roosevelt at semester end and begin February 1 with Racine. the board is expected to approve his release. Martin cited a salary offer as a factor and praised Roosevelt leadership. He has led Roosevelt teams to city football and basketball titles and his cross country team won the state meet. he also coached at St Patricks and Immaculate Conception and spent summers teaching swimming and lifeguard work in Sturgeon Bay.
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Cohen the left hander and other baseball notes
Washington pitcher Syd Cohen is hailed as a rising left handed rookie by Lou Gehrig who notes Cohen has yet to surrender a hit to the Yankee star. Joe Cronin debates his playing manager role with Boston as he shifts positions to boost the Red Sox. A bout in Madison Square Garden pairs Bob Pastor against Joe Louis, with Pastor claiming Louis has a glass jaw. Dana X Bible may visit Texas for coaching talks, while Charley Grimm is kept on as manager of the Cubs with Gabby Hartnett remaining in a supporting role.
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Chamrocks win from St. Mary's 17 to 15
Special to The Gazette. Iowa City St Patrick’s of Cedar Rapids defeated St Mary’s of Iowa City 17 to 15 after leading 10-4 at halftime. Kenney led Cedar Rapids with three field goals while Schadek and Schlenck totaled 11 for St Mary’s in a defensive struggle that mirrored a prior 19 to 15 Shamrocks victory.
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Schroeder Favored For Iowa Athletic Director
Iowa City reports a rising push to appoint E. G. Dad Schroeder as athletic director with many faculty members and coaches backing him. While Prof. Updegraff declined comment, officials may decide at the next board meeting if one or two men will fill the role after Ossie Solem. Schroeder, active head of physical education since 1907, has coached six Iowa teams.
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Lieut Hardwick Named Annapolis Gridiron Mentor
Lieutenant Harry J. Hardwick U S N was named head coach of the Naval Academy football team succeeding Lieutenant Thomas J. Hamilton U S N The appointment announced by Commander Andrew C McFall graduate manager of athletics states Hardwick attached to the battleship Arizona will arrive before February 15 to assume charge of football activities Hamilton who has led since 1934 will await orders likely February 1 and be reassigned.
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Missouri Slips Past Ames 31 to 28 in Six Tilt
Missouri defeated Iowa State 31 to 28 in a Big Six contest. Missouri led 17 to 6 at halftime as Iowa State cooled from the field, then held a narrow edge the rest of the way. Flemming led ISU with late baskets and a free throw.
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Lighters Lose As Des Moines Cops Victor Tourney
Victor Animatograph of Davenport defeated the Des Moines Coalers 47 to 42 in the Big Eight semi pro basketball tournament final at University Avenue centers Des Moines. Led by Parisho McCloud and Swan the Coalers had earlier beaten S. and H. Chevrolet. Davenport edged Iowa Electric Light and Power 35 32 in overtime in semis while Newton crushed Des Moines 45 24 in the consolation.
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Quasqueton Boys Club edge Walker 25 15 on road
Quasqueton high school boys won their seventh game of the season by defeating Walker on the Walker floor 25 to 15. The Walker girls defeated Quasqueton 27 to 16, with Ross outstanding for the winning girls.
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Wednesday Basketball Scores Across The Midwest And South
Results from Wednesday games show Pittsburgh edged Notre Dame 34 31 while Missouri beat Iowa State 31 28. Navy defeated Western Maryland 47 27 and Temple beat Georgetown 29 27. Other notable scores include Hastings 45 over Midland 18 and Providence 56 over Dartmouth 51.
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Lighters Battle Culver Motors In c. Title Contest
Y M C A basketball league action features Culver Motors versus Iowa Electric Light and Power Company for early season leadership. Both squads sit at eight wins, with Lighters aiming to rebound after two losses in the Big Eight independent tournament.
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Creighton Dominates Grinnell 51-28 in MVC Clash
In Omaha Creighton, co-champs of the Missouri Valley, routed Grinnell 51 to 28. Dick Shaw led Creighton with 23 points and moved to 31 in the Valley scoring race, while Roh and Luick contributed strong second half scoring as Creighton built a commanding lead.
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Re elected officers and directors of Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
The Cedar Rapids Baseball Club re elected all officers at a Wednesday night meeting. Harry Johnson remains president with King Thompson as vice president, L E Henry secretary, and Peter Bailey treasurer. Directors include W S Bartlett Joe Danziger Ray Duthbert Ira R Brooks Howard Hahn Horace Hedges Don Hines Frank Kanak A L Killian L D Ross and Art Walbrand. Johnson noted later income from player deals will bring the treasury out of the red for the first time in years.
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Yarosz Defeats Krieger In Ten Round Comeback Victory
New York AP Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh former world middleweight champion scored a decisive 10 round win over Sally Krieger of Brooklyn. Yarosz weighed 159 while Krieger weighed 160.
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Red Sox Struggle Under Yawkey's $5 Million Burden
Boston owner Thomas A. Yawkey faces a pivotal choice for 1937 after investing around $800,000 in star players. The piece lists deals, notes attrition, and questions whether more acquisitions will revive a franchise that lagged behind the Yankees. It critiques several past trades and evaluates player impact, highlighting Cronin, Foxx, Grove, and Mellilo amid a broader warning about continued costly missteps.
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