Iowa Players Nominated for All Star Team by Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette and other Iowa papers seek Nile Kinnick Buzz Dean Erwin Prasse and Dick Evans for the All-Star game against the Green Bay Packers at Sol dier field Aug 29 A daily ballot box will accept up to 10 signatures votes end July 23 with two downtown balloting sites State and Paramount theaters Ballots also at Hill Park Three Eye league game polling locally will also collect votes The poll aims to match the 1934 pro all star event and a coaching staff will be chosen in a follow up vote led by Dr Eddie Anderson and other conference and regional coaches
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Dick Evans
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Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
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Delaware
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Iron Men to Toss First Ball at Hill Park Monday
University of Iowa iron men toast players of the nation will attend Hill park Monday night for Three-Eye league All-Star festivities with the Raiders. Captain-Elect Mike Enich and Ham Snider expected. if Enich ill, Chuck Tollefson and Ken Petit will attend. They will throw the first ball and help select Hawkeye candidates for the All-Star squad. Dinner guests at Elks club precede the game with visiting executives, managers and writers present. Hawkeyes replace Dr Eddie Anderson and Nile Kinnick who have prior commitments.
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University of Iowa
Iron Men
Hill Park
Raiders
Mike Enich
Ham” Snider
Enic
Chuck Tollefson
Ken Petit
Hawkeye
Elks Club
Hawkeyes
Eddie Anderson
Nile Kinnick
Wilson's Packers down LaPlant-Choate 5 to 2 in Industrial A
Whizzer White won a hurling duck from Charlie Michalek as Wilson's Packers defeat LaPlant-Choate 5 to 2 under Ellis park lights. LaPlant started strong with two runs off Bill Jones, but Wilson answered with a three-run rally to take the lead. Ottumwa Packers Union to face local Packers Union tonight. FRATERNAL A results noted with multiple names and scores.
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Ottumwa Packers Union
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Iowa Supply
Iowa City
Northeast Iowa Golf Meet Returns to Oelwein Course
The Northeast Iowa golf tournament will be played Sunday at the Oelwein Country club marking the fifteenth straight year at this site. Harold Hintz chairs the organizing committee with Tom Maley C A Olson and W P Hilsabeck on the panel.
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Oelwein
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Oelwein Country Club
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Tom Maley
C. A. Olson
W. P. Hilsabeck
Dubuque N Y O Beats Proxy’s Bulldogs 6 5 In Seventh
A three run rally in the seventh gave the Dubuque N Y O a 6 5 victory over Proxy s Bulldogs at Dubuque Wednesday. Willenberg and Link formed the Dyersville battery.
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Golfers Archers To Match Prowess At Kenmore Sunday
Cedar Rapids PGA chapter stages Red Cross benefit. Kenmore pro Charlie Burkart and Johnny Jacobs face archers Russ Grahamt and Jack Dysart in a golf and archery exhibition on the Kenmore greens. Admission is 25 cents with all proceeds to the Red Cross. Starts 3 30 p.m.
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Russ Grahamt
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Niles Softball Team Tops Franklin in Monticello League
The Anamosa based Niles softball team defeated Franklin 4 to 3 to assume undisputed leadership of the Monticello softball league.
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North Liberty Beats Sears Roebuck in Softball Clash
The North Liberty Bud and Walt softball squad edged Sears Roebuck 8 to 7 in Iowa City on Wednesday. A note adds that hot water and soda are mentioned as a bee sting remedy.
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Gazette North Liberty
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Red Pepper’s Sport Chatter Turns to Golf and Boxing
John Turner aids a friendly stranger at a Country Club golf round only to learn the guest is Bernie Stieger, who shot 65 in a pro-am. The column also voices disapproval of a proposed Dempsey Johnson exhibition, criticizing promoters and the fading fight game.
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Turner
John
Stieger
Bernie Stieger
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Johnson
Dempsey
Pat Willcox
Waterloo
Christman Injury Shelves Missouri Star For Fall
Paul Christman, famed Missouri passer, is sidelined by a muscle injury that likely keeps him off the field this fall. The column blends sports notes from boxing to golf and college football, including Pat Harder sticking with Wisconsin and midweek attendance at Wrigley Field dipping.
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New York
Paul Christman
Missouri
Jack Dempsey
Cowboy Luttrell
Godey
Louis
Galento
Baer
Gar Davidson
Honolulu
Cornell
Carl
Max
Tony
Northwestern
Marquette
Tulane
Tennessee
Purdue
Alabama
Pat Harder
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wrigles Field
Chicago
Todd Moller Meet in Quarter Finals
In Minneapolis at the Minne apolis golf club, Harry Todd and Larry Moller advance in Western Amateur match play renewing last year's final rivalry. Todd survived Paul Clifford one up after trimming a two hole deficit, while Moller dispatched Bob Sulzer 4 and 3.
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Minn
Minneapolis Golf Club
Harry Todd
Larry Moller
Quines
Til Todd
Paul Clifford
West Point
Moller
Bob Sulzer
Cincinnati
Todd
Ferrier Masters Freed and Leads Open Play
Australian Open champion Jim Ferrier faced Elmer Freed in Cleveland. Ferrier played brilliantly yesterday and stood four under par through 27 holes. Friday's pairings included Wilfred Wehrle of Niles City with Bill Boutell of Minneapolis and Bill Kostelecky with Walt Burkema. Campbell met Earl Larson. Minneapolis scheduled two 18 hole matches Friday with 36 hole contests to follow Saturday and Sunday.
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Jim Ferrier
Elmer Freed
Cleveland
Ferrier
Wilfred Wehrle
Niles City
Bill Boutell
Minneapolis
Bill Kostelecky
Northwestern University
Walt Burkema
Chicago
Campbell
Earl Larson
Waukon St Olaf Game A Headliner Sunday
Northeast Iowa league features a pivotal Sunday clash for second place as St Olaf hosts Waukon in a game with tied standings. Monona leads the league as Elkader Postville head to Harpers Ferry and GarnaVille travels to Ossian for other matchups.
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Waukon
St. Olaf
Monona
Iowa
St Olaf
Elkader
Postville
Harpers Ferry
Garna- Ville
Ossian
Lawson Little to Play in Red Cross Benefit Match in Detroit
National Open champion Lawson Little will join Sarazen’s all star lineup for a 36 hole singles match in the Red Cross benefit at Oakland Hills Detroit next Wednesday. The Ryder Cup team opens with foursomes Tuesday.
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Gene Sarazens
Detroit
Fred Corcoran
PGA
Corcoran
Little
Oakland Hills
Sarazen
Ed Oliver
Jimmy Demare
Ben Hogan
Harry Cooper
Billy Burke
Tommy Armour
Craig Wood
Jimmy Thompson
Walter Hagen
Henry Picard
Ralph Guldaki
Sam Snead
Harold Jugi McSpaden
Bron Nelson
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