Britain Backs Czech Move To Liberalize Amateur Tennis Rules
Britain and Czechoslovakia join to rescind rule 23 banning amateur players from making films. Davis Cup star Roderick Menzel is highlighted as a motive, with England’s Sir Samuel Hoare and H. Roper Barrett leading support at a Paris meeting.
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Czechoslovakia
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British Lawn Tennis Association
Fred Perry
Perry
America
Australia
Bill Tilden
Fred
Wimbledon, Inc
British Association
International Federation
Paris
Samuel Hoare
H. Roper Barrett
England
Barrett
Eas
Neten Jacobs
Battlements
Geome
Bunny Austin
Astin
Hein Jacobs
Veatette
Avstat
Cretta
Coccten
CCC Five Trips LCLBAb Clashes In City League
The CCC Five Trips LCLBAb defeated Stes 45 32 in City League play. The Serove sniper hit eleven field goals and three free throws as Kaplan Fuller and Dorak led the scoring for the South Side squad.
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CCC
Stes
Tip Bate Gee
Davenport Five Rallies To Trim Grant 33 To 26
Davenport five overcame Grant 33 to 26 in a ragged game marked by 18 missed free throws. Forrest led Davenport with five field goals and four free throws, while Keim scored 13 for Davenport as the Panthers stay undefeated atop the Mississippi Valley conference with 5-0. The river city quintet built a lead despite numerous turnovers, and Davenport held off a late rally to win 33-26.
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Davenport
Panthers
River City
Panther
Davenport Cubs
Forrest
Keim
SIA
Convoluted Card Notation Misses Clear Result
Unclear OCR summary notes the boxing match outcome with names such as Primo Carnera and Jock Moore but contains garbled text and nonstandard terms. main point appears to claim Carnera outpointed Moore in Minnesota context, though details are fragmented.
Coe to Face Monmouth in Friday Home Clash
Coe returns to its home court Friday after a weeks long layoff seeking its first Midwest conference win. Monmouth, a tough foe, hopes to upset the Kohawks who get stronger after a strong second half against Cornell. Coach Forest Rutgers plans strenuous drills, with a settled starting five Kammer at center Schneider Wilkinson forward Keith Carruthers guards.
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Monmouth
Kohawks
Fighting Scots
Cornell
Purple
Forest Rutgers
Kammer
Schneider
Wilkinson
Keith
Carr
Earlville Hawks Fall to Dyersville 36 29
The Earlville Hawks lost to the Dyersville Flyers 36 to 29 on Saturday evening. Dyersville controlled the game with steady defense and timely scoring to secure the win.
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Earlville Hawks
Dyersville
Earlville
Earlville Might Hawks
Dyersville Flyers
Flyers
Major Leagues Set April 16 Opening Dates
Opening day in 1935 is set for April 16 at Navin Field Detroit with Detroit facing the Chicago White Sox. Other NL games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and New York at Boston while the Cardinals start on the road at Chicago and the Yankees visit Boston in the AL.
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Navin Field
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ford C Frick
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Carnera Stops Klausner in Six Rounds in Rio Outcome
Primo Carnera finished his South American tour with a six round technical knockout of Irving Klausner before about 40 000 fans in Rio de Janeiro He refused early finishes then sealed the win with a final right hand as Klausner struggled to rise the referee counted him out and awarded Carnera the victory
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Primo Carnera
United States
Irving Klausner
Klausner
Carnera
Mark Arie Wins Pinehurst Title in Shootoffs
Mark Arie of Champaign Illinois defeated H C Jones of East Alton Illinois to capture the Pinehurst mid winter trapshooting crown after two tiebreak shootoffs in the original 200 target 16 yard event both shooters posted 198 and then perfect scores in a 25 shot shootoff at the same distance. Other scores include R Y Coffee of Prairie City Iowa with 194.
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N.C
H C. Jones
East Alton
Ill
Mark Arie
Champaign
Johnes
Arie
R. Y. Coffee
Prairie City
Diamondball Benefit Dance Set For Saturday Night
Cedar Rapids Diamondball association members sell tickets for a Saturday night benefit dance in the CS and P hall to raise funds for lighting a diamond at Ellis park next year. The plan allows all teams in the association several opportunities during the season to use the diamond at night if funding is sufficient.
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Cedar Rapids
Conceded Chance of Recovery for Olympic Skater Bialis
Michigan City Indiana reports former Olympic skater Valentine Bialis faces a critical battle after a train collided with his car on an icy grade crossing. Doctors at St. Anthony's hospital say he has better than even odds of survival if no further complications arise following amputation.
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Valentine Bialis
Utica
St. Anthony's Hospital
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Wilson Five Trims Williamsburg 38 18
Cedar Rapids age team overwhelmed Williamsburg 18 points in the home game as the Wilson five rolled to a decisive 38 18 victory. The matchup highlighted Cedar Rapids defense and Williamsburg shooting struggles on their home floor.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg. Jr
Williamsburg Athletic Club
Cedar Rapids
Wrestling Results From Across the Nation
Wrestlers from multiple cities report results with two out of three falls and straight fall wins. Dick Shikat defeats Wee Wille Davis in New Haven, Joe Dusek beats Sam Cordovano in Albany, Jim Lonidos over Abe Coleman in Minneapolis, Chief Little Wolf defeats Sammy Stein in San Diego, Sam Lethers defeats Mans Schultz in Spokane, and Man Mountain Dean defeats Ted Cox in San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
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Joe Dusek
Omaha
Sam Cordovano
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Jim Lonidos
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Chief Little Wolf
Lawrence Kan
Sammy Stein
Newark
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Dallas
Ter
Mans Schultz
Berlin
Germany
San Francisco
Dean
Norcross
Ted Cox
Lodi
Straight Falls
Red Pepper sports chat on boxing pay and baseball trades
The column breaks down boxing earnings for a preliminary fighter, then shifts to baseball trade talk involving the Boston Braves and Pirates. It notes possible swaps of Lloyd Waner and Al Todd, contrasts Paul Waner with Lloyd, and laments outfield centerfield issues for the St. Louis Cardinals. It ends by faulting pro football junkets to California and the Giants Bears exhibition mindset.
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Braves
Phillies
Pirates
Lloyd Waner
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh
al Todd
Philadelphia
Hal Lee
al Spohrer
Boston
Lee
Todd
Waner
Mack Dizzy Dean And Maranville To Receive Awards
New York insiders report Dizzy Dean will receive the annual most valuable player award from the Baseball Writers Association at the New York chapter dinner on Sunday February 3. Connie Mack and Rabbit Maranville will receive meritorious service awards for long standing contributions to baseball. all three are set to attend.
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INS
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers Association
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Rabbit Maranville
Boston Braves
Devine Reflects on Iowa Football Similarities Past and Present
Aubrey Devine, Iowa’s 1921 All American quarterback, says football has changed little in fifteen years aside from minor rule tweaks and more check plays. He recalls the 1921 Iowa Purdue mud game at Lafayette and the humorous moment when a substitute halfback was mistaken for Duke Slater as Iowa won.
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Iowa
Associated Press
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Howard Jones
Southern California
Des Moines
Walter I. Stewart
Towa
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Lafayette
Dietz
Duke Slater
Various College and High School Basketball Scores
A compilation of recent results lists numerous games with scores across colleges and high schools. Notable showings include North Central 28 Armour Tech 22, Oberlin 29 South Carolina 2A 2, Florida 16 and Kenyon 24 vs Muskingum 371.
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Armour Tech
Ollerbein
Ross Klick Ready for Miami Showdown in Title Bout
In Miami Florida Barney Ross and Frankie Klick weigh about 137 pounds each as they prep for a ten round 140 pound title bout on Thursday. The card features Max Baer Buddy Baer Joe Knight and Tony Shucco with advance money near $30 000 and 5000 general admissions held until fight time.
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Chicago
Junior Welters
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
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Klick
Max Baer
Buddy
Joe Knight
Tony Shucco
Tampa
Marion Reserves Fall to Toddville in Grade Basketball
Marion eighth graders led 14 to 4 at halftime before losing 23 to 14 to Toddville. In the second game the Toddville varsity overwhelmed Marion reserves 39 to 20 as E Bowers scored 24 points on twelve field goals with support from teammates.
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Sedlacek
Toddville
R. Hagerman
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Marion Lads
Question Of Ban On Duck Hunting In 1935
New York UP reports the 21st American Game Conference ends with unsettled duck hunting policy for 1935. The resolution for a one year moratorium was withdrawn by Audubon societies, weakening the drive to ban duck shooting to allow population recovery. The conference heard four hours of migratory waterfowl testimony as delegates debated the issue.
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United States
Canada
John Baker
National Association of Audubon Societies
Audubon Societies
Resolutions Committee
Mount Vernon High Defeats Marion In Tight Hoop Bout
Mount Vernon High defeated Marion 20 to 13 on Tuesday night in Mount Vernon Ta. Marion led 6 to 5 at halftime, then Mount Vernon moved ahead 12 to 11 after three quarters and pulled away in the final period. Center Swift was Mount Vernon’s top scorer with eleven points.
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Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon High School
Marion
Swift
Al Lopez Signs Brooklyn Contract For 1935
New York report says Al Lopez, Dodgers’ first string catcher, has sent back his 1935 contract ending holdout fears. Giants announce Norman Masters, 22, southpaw from Crookston Minnesota and Pittsburgh origin.
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NEW York
al Lopez
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Norman Masters
Crookston, Minn
Pittsburgh
Michigan Students Fail To Rally Over Victory
Michigan defeats Northwestern 19 11 to earn its first Big Ten win of the year but student reaction is muted amid university rulings on social conduct. Coach Kipke signals goal to revitalize the program with a more open attack pending player talent.
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Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Big Ten
Wolverines
Minnesota
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Schmidt
Buckeyes
Harry Kipke
Kipke
Pro Net Troupe Promotes Special Floor Covering Event
The professional tennis troupe of Big Bill Tilden Ellsworth Vines George Lott and Lester Stoefen will play Feb 3 at Memorial Coliseum on a canvas green floor that mimics grass under bright lights. The show features a strong doubles match with Lott and Stoefen facing Vines and Tilden amid praised playing conditions and a growing amateur rivalry.
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Ellsworth Vines
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
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St Patrick's Falls 21 to 11 to Columbia Cagers
In Dubuque Columbia academy edged St Patrick's of Cedar Rapids 21 to 11 in a slow contest. The first half had Columbia leading 14 to 8 and the second half featured few field goals. Mahone starred for the Shamrocks as both teams struggled from the floor.
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Gazette
Dubuque
Columbia Academy
Cedar Rapids
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Shamrocks
Dyersville Cage Meet Opens Jan 26 With 24 Quintets
The fifth annual Eastern Iowa Amateur Championship basketball tournament runs January 26 to February 3 in Dyersville. Twenty four teams from eastern Iowa compete including Belleville Bears Hopkinton Aces Palo Merchants and Dubuque clubs. Prizes total $200 with $100 in cash and $100 in awards for all tourney selections.
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Edgewood
Springville
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Monona Cards
Dyersville Flyers
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Oelwein
Cascade
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Wilson Packers
Cedar Rapids
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Lamont CCC
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Fayette High Takes Pair From Sumner In Rough Game
Fayette High defeated Sumner 16 to 14 in Fayette Iowa. Arthur led Fayette with eight points as the team held the lead at halftime 13 to 11. In the curtain raiser Fayette seconds won 17 to 11.
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the Gazette
Fayette
Fayette High
Sumner
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Fayette Seconds
Boston Owners To Break Down And Tell All To The Public
Boston Braves president Emil Fuchs and vice-president Charles F Adams will publicly address the club s dire financial problems after a national Panics over dog racing and Redskins publicity. They plan to tell Boston sports writers the full situation.
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Emil Fuchs
Bose Lon Braves
Redskins
National League
Fuchs
Charles F. Adams
Boston Sports
Nineteen Cubs Remain Unsigned in Chicago
Chicago Cubs still have nineteen unsigned players as of Wednesday though none are deemed holdouts by manager Charlie Grimm. Three of the unsigned, including Chuck Klein, had wage cuts. George Stainback and Walter Goebel joined ten total under contract after two signings on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Chuck Klein
George
Tuck) Stain
Walter Goebel
Los Angeles
Lott and Stoefen Prevail in Doubles Clash with Tilden Vines
In Detroit, George Lott and Lester Stoefen defeated their teammates Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines for the third straight doubles win. The scores were 4 6 6 4 and Tilden won against Lott while Vines beat Stoefen in singles.
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George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Tilden
Lott
Vines
Stoefen
West Union Quintets Split Double Header
West Union junior varsity team dropped a 27 to 25 decision to New Hampton after a tight contest in West Union. Earlier West Union defeated Oelwein junior high 28 to 16 in the preliminary game.
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The
Gazette
West Union, Jr
West Union High School
New Hampton
Oelwein Junior High
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