Fuchs to Relinquish Braves Control Amid Dog Racing Move
The Boston Braves face a lease dispute at Fenway amid Judge Emil Fuchs plans to exit and Babe Ruth rumored as new manager should dog racing be dropped. The National League watches a tense power shift as Fuchs clashes with owner Yawkey over stadium rent and club direction.
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Directors Elected For Newly Organized Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association held its first meeting to elect nine directors: John Palmer, Carl Kerwin, George Hogan, C. L. Fontana, Ralph Yuill, Erwin Wasta, Gordon Fennell, M. W. O'Reilly and George Liddle. Officers to be chosen at a future date.
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Carl Kerwin
George Hogan
C. L. Fontana
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George Liddle
Fred Marberry Signs 1935 Detroit Contract
Fred Marberry veteran right handed pitcher with the Detroit Ameri cans said he was well pleased with his 1935 contract and would return the signed document at once after receiving it Tuesday in Corsicana Texas.
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Boxing results from Volroke and Albany bouts
In Volvoke Tony Celli 10 outpointed Joe Kaminski 10 in a four round bout. In Albany Sammy Bruce 151 defeated Romeo Ducharme. Frankle Williams 13 outpointed Joey Mogelli 130 in New York (8).
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Iowa anticipates 13000 crowd for Indiana game
Iowa City officials expect a capacity crowd of 13 000 for the Saturday night game with Indiana. Business manager Charles S. Galiher said ticket rush followed Iowa's victory over Minnesota and Northwestern, with about 3 500 seats already reserved early Tuesday.
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George Lott Plans To Be Married In June
Boston AP reports tennis star George M. Lott Jr. is engaged to Miss Edith L. Collinson of Wakefield. The engagement, kept secret for years, will be announced formally next Friday with a likely June wedding.
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Springville Sweeps Palo In Twin Bill
Springville high school basketball teams won both games at Palo Friday night. The second team led 17 to 6 and the first team rolled 31 to 13. Fowler Pearson and Hoge led Springville scorers while Reynolds topped Palo.
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College and conference basketball scores across states and regions
A compact set of basketball results lists scores from numerous colleges and conferences. Notable tallies include Drake 42 over Washington 7, Iowa State 20 Kansas State 25, North western 31 Wisconsin 34, Temple 40 Georgetown 74, and Duke 39 Virginia 20, among others across Big Ten Big Six Missouri Valley and regional leagues.
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Local boxers O'Shea and Vine slated for Friday arena card
A Cedar Rapids preview notes Mickey O'Shea and Lou Vine will headline Friday night at the American Legion show in the Coliseum. O'Shea meets Bob O'Signac in a ten round middleweight bout while Vine meets Joey Bozak in a six round bout. Preliminary bouts include Johnnie Houston vs Bill Schrag and Chummy Flake vs Dynamite Al Wilson.
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Millersburg Splits Two Games With Gibson
Millersburg girls beat Gibson 27 to 18 while Millersburg boys lost to Gibson 26 to 6 in Friday night action.
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Amateurs May Play for Pay Under World Tennis Move
The Czechoslovakian tennis group seeks to let amateurs accept money for acting in tennis films, with Britain backing the idea. If passed Perry could pocket 56000 and stay amateur, aiding Britain in the Davis Cup defense. Critics note Britain should lead such moves, not pool with Czechoslovakia.
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Cornell Favored To Vanquish Coe In Mount Vernon Clash
Cornell, the Midwest favorite, faces a resilient Coe squad in Mount Vernon Thursday. The Cornell lineup features Kammer at center and Wilkinson at forward, with Schneider, Carruthers, and Quinn in key guard and forward roles. Coe counters with a deep bench and a tough defense as both teams start the season with a curtain-raiser against each other’s freshmen.
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Charles Daniels
Fraternal installations and local civic notes across Iowa
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows installed officers in several towns led by grand officers from Marengo. Officers named include G. F. Marshall and Marguerite Fancher among others. Other items cover Decal in North English and various community hall and bank leadership changes, 4-H, Sunday schools, and local pairings across towns like Clutier, Grinnell, Olin, Ell, and Manchester with new officers, elections, and policy updates.
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H. E. Carter
Howard Mumby
Michael Swenson
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Merwin Peet
Norbert F. Krob
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Raymond Truhlar
Iowa State College
South Bethel
Lester Chapman
Homer Smith
Verl Nebergall
Frances Nebergall
Velma Nauman
Dick Moore
Eleanor Nebergall
Evelyn Chapman
Freda Nethergall
Tilden And Vines Again Defeat Lott And Stoefen In Boston
Big Bill Tilden defeats George Lott 8-6 7-5 in singles while Ellsworth Vines overpowers Lester Stoefen 6-4 6-4. The doubles team drops the opening set 29-31 before winning 6-3 6-4, capping a dominant performance.
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Freddie Miller Beats Tommy Rogers In Birmingham Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati won a 12 round decision over English challenger Tommy Rogers in Birmingham England. Miller mounted a sustained body attack from early rounds and knocked Rogers down briefly in the sixth before dominating the remainder of the bout.
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Whittier Victor Wins 40 31 Over Viola Hot Shots
Whittier independent basketball team defeated the Viola Hot Shots 40 to 31 on Whittier’s home floor Saturday night. Delbert Larsen was the high point man for Whittier.
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Alburnett Annexes Pair From Troy Mills
Alburnett defeated Troy Mills in a double header Saturday night. The boys lost 31 to 23 and the girls fell 19 to 11.
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Monmouth Girls Beat Onslow In Two Recent Games
Monmouth high school girls defeated Onslow 15 to 9 as M. Ripperton scored eight and Sherman nine for Onslow. In the boys game Monmouth won 27 to 18 led by Cormack with 14 points while Fayram added six for Onslow.
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Shellsburg Merchants top Rowley 38 to 30 on Rowley floor
Shellsburg Merchants defeated Rowley 38 30 on Rowley floor. Kibbie led with 14 points and T Fish scored 10 as the Merchants held a 18 11 halftime edge.
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Mechanicsville Hosts Oneida Indians In Basket Ball Showdown
Mechanicsville Maroons face the Oneida Indians from Wisconsin in a midweek basketball attraction. The Indians are described as having a classy organization and should provide a strong test for the local team.
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