Rosenthal Succeeds Barko As Iowa Basketball Captain
Wally Gaddis of Dunkerton is slated to join captaincy duties for Iowa as team captaincy shifts after John Barko graduates Feb 3. Coach Rail Williams relies on Gaddis to boost Hawkeye scoring with nine games left in the 1936 season while the squad balances exams and a February Drake game.
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Rosenthal
Barko
Iowa
Owa City
Sid Rosenthal
Chicago
University of Iowa
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Barko
Michigan Awe
Hawkeye
Watt
Iowa City
Rail
Williams
Wally Gaddis
Sophor
John Burke
Hawkeyes
Gaddis
Dunkerton
Drake
Purdue
Cards To Sponsor Two California Try-Out Camps
The St. Louis Cardinals announced two camps in California to develop players for the Sacramento club. Amateurs and semi professionals will report to Fresno February 3 to 10. Promising players will be transferred to Riverside training camp opening February 10.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
California
Sacramento
Fresno
Riverside
Ambers Knocks Out Herrera In 9th Round
Ambers defeats Herrera by knockout in the ninth round after a tense bout. The late surge ends the match with Ambers landing decisive blows that stunned Herrera and secured the victory.
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Ambers
Herrera
Wood says 120 an hour 15 the limit
NY Gar Wood the speed boat pioneer asserts 125 mph is the water speed limit though he continues to chase higher speeds. He worries foreign builders may beat U S on skin friction and vows to defend the Harmsworth trophy while noting the physics and dangers of high speed boats.
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Pat Robinson
International News Service
New York
Wood
Date Set for Annual Poughkeepsie Regatta
The Intercollegiate Rowing board fixed June 22 as the date for the Poughkeepsie Regatta. Universities from New York and nearby areas will send crews to compete on the Hudson River.
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New York
Toward
Vsecqot
Moneus
Hudson River
Prey Evauer
Wrestling Results From The Association Newark Meet
In Newark snj Danno O Mahoney defeats Joe Dusek as a tall brash new wrestler from Indianapolis beats Jack Wenneds in a 14 minute fall. The match at Wolf’s Tavern ends with mixed results for several listed stars.
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Associatio Prisst Newark Snj
Danno O'Mahoney
Beeland
Joe Dusek
Fee Numa Tim
Jack Wenneds
Minne Seates
Thanedette Mian
Caok
Es Dar Rapids Tawa
Columbia Academy Trims I. C. 38 to 20 in East Side Showdown
Columbia Academy’s powerful lineup rolled to an easy 38 to 20 victory over Immaculate Conception Greyhounds on the east side floor. Matthews led with 16 points for Columbia. Accola matched with six field goals. The Greyhounds rallied after halftime but could not overcome the early gap. Eighth graders from Immaculate Conception beat St Berchmans 18 to 9.
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Immaculate Conception Greyhounds
Dubuque Five
Greyhounds
Wolfe
Fleming
Immaculate Conception
Columbia
Matthews
Gubs
Accola
Greyhound
Hanson
Voelker
Seda
Prohaska
St. Berchmans
Marion
Visualizing Hip Action in Golf Swing Mechanics
The text explains lateral hip thrust and upper body reactions during the backswing, warning that moving the head or torso improperly spoils form. It notes stealthy upper body pulls and their effect on clubhead delivery, with references to posture and form guidance from editors and figures.
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Hnanita
Hay
Wampler to Meet Olson in Memorial Coliseum Main Event
Scranton matman Earl Wampler faces Cliff Olson in the Thursday Memorial Coliseum show main event. Olson beat Lou Plummer here recently and drew with Wampler in a flashy match, prompting a rematch to settle the argument. Rudy La Duzzi meets Cliff Thiede, Sam Carter and Victor Soldat appear with a Chicago veteran, as Jimmie Bear referees.
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Scranton
Cliff Olson
Memorial Coliseum
Olson
Lou Plummer
Wampler
Rudy la Duzzi
Cliff Thiede
Long Beach
Calif
Sam Carter
Victor Soldat
Chicago
Jimmie Bear
Michigan and Notre Dame Plan to Renew Rivalry
Michigan athletic director Fielding H. Yost and Notre Dame board chair Father John H. O'Donnell signaled willingness to resume football relations. Both cited eligibility standards alignment with Western Conference and Big Ten, with Layden also open to meeting. No game until 1938 due to schedule.
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
John H. O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Yost
Nashville
Tenn
Dan E. McGugin
Father O'Donnell
Elmer Layden
Layden
Detroit
Wolverine
Harry Kipke
Cunningham to Run in Wanamaker Mile
Glenn Cunningham the world’s fastest miler will run in the Wanamaker mile at Millrose Madison Square Garden on February 1. He faces Gene Venzke Donald Lash and Archie San Romani, all noted champions in indoor and outdoor distance events.
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Wanamaker
New York
Ins
Glenn Cunningham
Madison Square Garden
Gene Venzke
Donald Lash
Archie San Romani
Various Junior College Basketball Scores Across States
A compilation of multiple college basketball results includes Fort Dodge JC over Webster City JC 28 12 Graceland over St. Joseph JC 40 28 Mason City JC over Walderforest City 27 Centerville JC 40 Omaha at Morningside 25 Washington at St. Louis 28 Oklahoma Aggies 931 Oklahoma 26 Pittsburg Teachers 371 Emporia Teachers 20 Akron 50 Muskingum 32 Capital 40 Ohio Northern 12 Monmouth 18 Carthage 14 St Marys 2 MacAlester 23 Monmouth 14 Carthage 14 Carroll Jd Lawrence 19 St Olaf Northfield Qt Wamline 29 Maskell 23 Emporia 22 Wabash 38 DePauw 25 Manchester 891 Valparaiso 33 Minols Wesleyan 31 Wisconsin State Normal 29 Jamestown 13 Aberdeen 16 Phillips 30s Central Oklahoma Teachers 22 Dakota Wesleyan 8 Sioux Falls 35 Mastings 471 Kearney Teachers 31 Wayne Teachers 10 Nebraska 1B 493 Yale 3891 Tenn Wa Maryland of Baltimore 33 Mount St. Marys 16 Johns Hopkins 10 Catholic U 81 Emory and Henry 2 Davis-Elkins 565 West Virginia Wesleyan Kentucky 2231 Michigan State 10 Greeley State 84 Colorado State 22 Montana Laostern Montana Normal ve.
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Graceland
St. Joseph
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Walderforest Citys
Albin — Junior College
Gis
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Morningside
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Oklahoma Aggies
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Sioux Falls
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Maryland
Neyland Quits Army for Football Post
Major Bob Neyland, the first West Pointer to leave military service for a grid career, retired from the army to take a five year head coaching job at the University of Tennessee. He will earn 10000 dollars a year plus 2000 for expenses and will receive army retirement pay.
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Bob Neyland
War Department
Army
University of Tennessee
Neyland
Canal Zone
Biff Jones
Oklahoma
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi State
Bob
West Point
Simon
Tennessee
Knoxville
Dixie Door Mat
South
Britton
Panama Canal Zone
W. H. Britton
W Neyland
Volunteers
Victor Loses To St. Wenceslaus Cagers 27 to 22
St. Wenceslaus defeated Victor 27 to 22 as Skala led with 14 points and Bowman added 10. Victor led at halftime 14 to 11, but the Red Hawks surged in the final period to seal the win. A preliminary girls game saw St. Wenceslaus beat Victor 18 to 8.
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St. Wenceslaus
Red Hawks
Skala
Bowman
Courtney
de Smet
Krutz
Wenceslaus
Oujiri
Ahren
Edward VIII A Royal And Loyal Golf Fan
Edward VIII, Britain's monarch, is portrayed as a keen golfer with wide sport interests. He learned from Ted Ray and Archie Compston, praised Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen, and shared lively exchanges about golf during Walker Cup and other matches. The piece notes his caution after riding and recounts cordial moments with Miss Bea Gottlieb in England.
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Edward VIII
Stinge
Edward
Ted Ray
Archie Compston
Walter Hagen
Walter Hagen. He Was A Great Admirer of “the Haig” As Well As of Bob Jones
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Prestwick
Lawson Little
Prince
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
Sir Victor Sassoon
Sunningdale
O. B. Keeler
America
Associated Press
Sandwich
Keeler
Bobby
Africa
Bob Jones
Viscountess Astor
Bea Gottlieb
New York
England
Miss Gottlieb
Waner Out Of Danger From Pneumonia Attack
Lloyd Waner nicknamed "Little Poison" of the Pittsburgh Pirates outfield was pronounced out of danger after a sudden pneumonia attack in Oklahoma City. The report notes his condition improved Tuesday night.
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Oklahoma City
Little Poison
Pittsburgh Pirates
Light Company Five Play At Ely Tonight
The Light Company five, current leaders of the YMCA basketball league, travel to Ely to meet the Ely Aces in out of town action. Earlier this season the Lighters beat the Bellevue Bears 28 to 26 in an eastern Iowa independent contest.
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Ely Aces
Ely
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Bellevue Bears
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YMCA Church League Sinclair Memorial 2 First Presbyterian 1
Sinclair Memorial defeats First Presbyterian 2 to 1 in YMCA church league play with Cards 0 defaults.
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Sinclair Memorial
First Presbyterian
Boxing Roundup of Saturday Bout Results Across U S Cities
The Associated Press reports jabs across multiple locales with fighters such as Lou Ambers and Al Ettore winning by knockout or decision while others like Jimmy Garrison and Pat Klasinger fight to a draw. In New Haven Ford Smith loses to Nate Mann, and in Camden Jersey Joe Walcott is KO’d by Al Ettore.
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Lou Ambers
Merkimer
Tony Herrera
el Vaso
Tex
New Haven
Conn
Nate Mann
Ford Smith
Kalispell
Mont
Miami Beach
Fla
Max Marek
Chicago
Bob Godwin
Daytona Beach
Fia
Camden
al Ettore
Philadelphia
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Merchantville
N. J
Kansas
Jimmy Garrison
Pat Klasinger
Kananss City
Drew
Kaye Melly
Hot Springs
Ark
Kay Mant
Sioux City
Jawa
Fargo
N.oe
Gram
Bradley Rejects $241000 For Two Cleveland Players
Cleveland Indians president Alva Bradley announced he refused an offer exceeding 241000 from the New York Yankees for left fielder Joe Vosmik and center fielder Earl Averill. Bradley said the club is buying players, not selling them, with the offer discussed at the Chicago baseball meeting in December.
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Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Joe Vosmik
Earl Averill
Bradley
Yankees
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Averill
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