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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1936

Page

3

Linn County basketball tourney pairings announced

Pairings for the Linn County basketball tournament released. The event runs Feb 6 to 8 at the local Y M C A floor with 13 teams, opening with Springville vs Toddville and Central City vs Troy Mills.

Linn County Springville Toddville Steen Central City Troy Mills Walker Mount Vernon Center Point Ely Lisbon Viola Alburnett Palo Coggon Lisbon-Viola Palo Alburnett

Des Moines Y To Enter Contestants In Handball Tourney

The Des Moines YMCA will be represented Feb 8 by two singles players and two doubles teams in the state Handball tourney. Waterloo pledges to compete, with Abe Marconis defending his title and Willis Patton of Mason City returning as runner-up. The tournament committee includes A. O. Ambroz, Robert Kucera, and G. W. Day, with Joe Buss handling ticket sales launched Saturday.

Des Moines Y. M. C. A Waterloo Abe Marconis Willis Patton Mason City A. O. Ambroz Robert Kucera G. W. Day Joe Buss

Des Moines Girls Open Tour To Southwest

The American Institute of Business of Des Moines sails Sunday on a 2500 mile tour to meet top U S girls teams. Eight games in thirteen days include Tulsa Stones and Wichita Thurs ton series with several Arkansas stops. Coach Bechtel takes nine players led by Myrtle Fisher and Mildred Moore.

DES Moines American Institute of Business of Southwest United States Little Rock Ark el Dorado Lions Kan Wichita AIB Tulsa Stones R. C. Bechtel Gene Langerman Hampton Barbara Furnas Glennis Birket Arlington Myrtle Fisher Plover Angelina DeZorzi Centerville Helen Davey Farrar Colene Pederson Bode Mildred Moore Hillsboro

Armbruster to Represent U I S At Berlin Olympics

Special to The Gazette Iowa City Coach Dave Armbruster of the University of Iowa swimming team will lead a Western conference contingent to the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. A party of coaches from other Western conference universities will sail July 12 from New York for the European tour and games.

Iowa City Dave Armbruster University of Iowa Berlin New York

Louis Dominates Boxing Era as He Tops Greats and Records

Joe Louis emerges as a dominant figure surpassing past heavyweights. The piece argues Schmeling and Braddock face short futures against him, compares Louis to Dempsey Johnson Tunney and others, and notes his youth and rapid rise. It highlights Louis’s speed, defense, and punch accuracy, predicting a storied career ahead.

Marry Grayson NEA Service Cleveland Joe Louis Max Schmeling Louis Jim Braddock Detroit Jim Jeffries Jeffries Bob Fitzsimmons Dempsey Tunney Manassa Johnson Nate Lewis Joe Gans Darky California Pepper Martin Dead Pan Joe

Wilton High Defeats West Liberty 20 19 in Tight Game

Wilton Junction newspaper reports Wilton High School beat West Liberty 20 19 after leading 13 10 at halftime. It was a return game after West Liberty won the previous matchup. The second team loss with many substitutions is noted but details are incomplete.

Wilton High West Liberty Wilton Junction Wes Liberty

Hawkeye Winter Sports Set to Peak in February

Iowa City Iowa February will see the University of Iowa Hawkeye teams in five sports compete in nineteen Western Conference games. The schedule spots eleven home contests starting February 3 after final exams. February foes include Purdue Illinois Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Chicago Minnesota Illinois Minnesota Chicago Minnesota and Minnesota.

the Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa Hawkeye Purdue Illinois Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota

Sailfish Derby Opens as West Palm Beach Fleet Flies Flags

West Palm Beach hosts a three week sailfish derby starting with 53 boats leaving Lake Worth for the gulf stream. Fishermen chase the fastest game fish for top prizes while counting flags on return. A new area record of 100 flags was set on opening day.

West Palm Beach Fla Bond Gulf Stream South Atlantic Lake Worth Pondanna Gaff Florida

Hawks Meet Irish In Baseball And Golf

Iowa City notes Notre Dame will face Iowa in two spring sports. The Hawkeye baseball team will meet the Irish in South Bend on May 30. Notre Dame golfers will compete in Iowa City on April 2.

Iowa City Notre Dame University of Iowa Hawkeye South Bend Ind

Griffith appeals to Big Ten sportsmen to curb booing

Major John L. Griffith the Big Ten commissioner issued a declaration urging schools to stamp out widespread disorder at basketball games. He calls booing antisocial and un gentlemanly, asking fans and students to influence peers to maintain a courteous, sportsmanlike atmosphere during conference games.

Iowa City John L. Griffith Big Ten Major Griffith

Marengo Defeats Toledo 32 29 In Cedar League Clash

Marengo high school edged Toledo 32 to 29 in a Cedar League basketball game at Toledo Friday night. Captain Dewey Spargrove led Marengo with 13 points while Russell Lyon sparked a Toledo rally that tied the score at 29 each.

Gazette Marengo Marengo High School Toledo Russell Lyon Hoyle Spargrove Dewey Spargrove Dick Bolt Kell Wanamaker

Lily Whites and Temptations in College Sports

In a 1930s reflection Alan Gould examines how the so called lily whites fared since 1929. He recalls Carnegie Bulletin No 23 which identified 28 colleges with no evidence of athlete subsidies among 112 visited. The piece discusses athletic purism and the temptations facing college football players.

Alan Gould Associated Press EW York Carnegie Foundation Carnegie Cornell Gil Dobie Ithaca Bob Zuppke Illinois Frank Murray Marquette Yale Princeton Elis Raymond Ducky) Pond New Haven Chicago Clark Daniel Shaughnessy Amos Alonzo Stagg Maroon John Jacob Berwanger Tulane Southeastern Ted Cox Louisiana State Cox Lester Lautenschlager Virginia Fred Dawson Earl Abell Gus Tebell West Point Navy Army Jones Sasse Davidson

Captain Stolba Leads Police Target Shooting Standings

After ten weeks of department wide target practice Capt. Steve Stolba tops scores with an average of 95 per target, including a perfect 100 in week eight. Sergt. Frank Hrabetin is second at 93, followed by Virgil Powell and Harley Simon tied for third at 89. Other ranks include Connell, Nemec, Hanna, Ahring, and Prasil with 86 plus to 84 points.

Steve Stolba Stolba Sergt Frank Hrabetin Virgil Powell Harley Simon Powell Simon George Connell Henry Nemec Hanna Ahring Prasil Ghee Tae

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