Red Van Fleet Shuts Out Waterloo as Raiders Win Five Nothing
Red Van Fleet limits Waterloo to two scratches and drives in two runs, lifting the Raiders to a 5-0 triumph at Hill Park. Van Fleet’s pitching dominates, with solid fielding lapses by Waterloo keeping the score low. Cedar Rapids Drum and Bugle corps performs before the game.
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Braddock to Defend Title Against Schmeling on Sept 26
New York promoter James Johnson announced Jim Braddock will defend the world heavyweight title against Max Schmeling on Saturday September 26 at Madison Square Garden after a conference with Joe Gould. The date awaits boxing commission approval at its next meeting.
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James Johnson
Madison Square Gardens
Joe Gould
Johnston
New York Boxing Commission
Big Ten Coaches Lead In All-Star Voting Start
Three western conference coaches lead the college All-Stars voting for a Sept. 1 Soldier Field game with the Detroit Lions. Indiana's Alvin McMillin tops at 20 674 points followed by Northwestern's Lynn Waldorf and Minnesota's Bernie Bierman.
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Alvin
Bo) McMillin
Indiana
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
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Waldorf
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Elmer Layden
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Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Clark Shaughnessy
Madison (Matty) Bell
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Tiny Thornhill
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Lou Little
Columbia
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Jack Sutherland
Pittsburgh
H. O
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
Andy Kerr
Colgate
E. P
Slip) Madigan
St. Mary's
Negro All-Stars rout Des Moines Demons 17 to 0
The Negro All-Stars of the National league cruising toward the Denver Post tourney defeated the Des Moines Demons 17 to 0 on Tuesday night. The set scores show a dominant performance with early runs and steady pitching, highlighting the visitors' offensive surge.
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Des Moines Demons
DES Moines
Denver
Griffiths
Paige Ena Coma
Corpe
Menke
Golf Etiquette warns of danger from driven balls
In crowded park courses golfers risk injuries from flying golf balls. The article urges caution and courtesy on the course. Editor Chester Horton promotes his No. 3 golf swing booklet with instructions on hands and arms. The note ends with a mail response request.
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Cecar Rapids
Sioux City Beats Omaha Club Eight to Four
Sioux City snapped a five game skid by defeating Omaha 8 to 4 in the two game series. Luby and Seghi homered with two men on in key innings while Russ Scarritt hit a solo shot and a three run day including a later RBI triple. Dutch Schmidt also homered as manager Dave Bancroft released pitcher Joe Blackwell.
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Omaha
Luby
Seghi
Russ Scarritt
Robin
George Zahn
Clark
Dutch Schmidt
Schmidt
Dave Bancroft
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Bisagnano Fights Rematch With Marvin At Cedar Park
Veteran boxer Old Tommy Marvin, a Seminole Indian and former light heavy, returns Thursday night at Cedar Park to face Al Bisagnano in the feature bout. Alf Johnson meets Ray Richards and Jack Hader takes on Stanley Myslajek in supporting matches.
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Alf Johnson
Ray Richards
Jack Hader
Stanley Myslajek
Vinton Tennis Team Falls to Cedar Falls All-Stars
Special to The Gazette reports Vinton lost 7 to 2 in a return match at Cedar Falls. Dr. F. G. Hall won the sole Vinton singles, and he and Charles Williams captured the only doubles, giving Vinton two wins total.
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State Softball Tourney Set for Boone City
Iowa State softball commissioner C T Pimm announced the state tournament will be at Boone August 19 to 21 with over 20 teams from across the state. District playoff survivors compete, plus each city of 40 000 or more may send a representative. The Boone winner earns Iowa’s berth to the world championship in Chicago September 12 to 14.
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C. T. Pimm
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Des Moines
Boer Sioux City
Wateroo
Chicago
Ryerson Beats Hyatt In Three Falls In Moncton Meet
George Ryerson from Springfield defeats Leo Hyatt of Boston two falls to one in a Moncton wrestling show reported by the Associated Press. In San Francisco Ray Steele of Omaha beats Hardy Kruskamp of Columbus, Ohio.
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Springfield
Mass
Leo Hyatt
Boston
San Francisco
Ray Steele
Omaha
Hardy Kruskamp
Columbus
Ohio
Tipton Golf Team Beats Monticello in Dual Meet
Tipton Golf and Country Club defeated Monticello 22 to 14 at Tipton course. Low score honors went to Byers of Monticello with 79, followed by McCormick of Tipton with 80. Next week features three-way and upcoming events with Mount Vernon West Liberty Anamosa and eight Iowa clubs contesting.
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Bone and Cotton
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J. G. Westby
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Cotter Defeats Conesville In 8-4 Softball Tilt
Cotter defeated the Conesville kittenball team 8 to 4 while Columbus Junction beat Fredonia 3 to 1 Monday evening at the fairground. Upcoming games include Louisa Center versus Columbus City and Cotter versus Louisa Center on Aug. 3.
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Boxing Roundup Notables From Across Cities
The Associated Press notes Bus Ereese from Manhattan stops Sammy Verse of Omaha in three. Tony Galento knocks out James J. Taylor of Louisville in the first round. Jack Gibbons of St Paul outpoints Fred Lenhart of Tacoma over fifteen rounds.
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Phils and Dodgers Press Leaders as Giants Narrow Gap
The Phillies and Dodgers press the Cubs and Cardinals, trading wins with Pirates and Giants as they chase the league leaders. Dolph Camilli hits two homers and Claude Passeau collects six hits to boost Philadelphia against St Louis, while Brooklyn gains on the Pirates and Dodgers split the series.
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Standings and results in Western League and rivals
Western League standings show Davenport leading with 11 wins and Cedar Rapids at 7 losses. Tuesday results include Cedar Rapids over Waterloo 5 0 and Sioux City beating Omaha 8 4. Upcoming games list Davenport at Des Moines and Omaha at Cedar Rapids.
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Baseball doubleheader notes from a busy day
The Reds split a doubleheader with the Yankees, 5-1 and 11-3. New York built a 16-6 AL lead as Lou Gehrig hit his 31st homer and Johnny Murphy impressed in relief, while Myril Hoag and Joe DiMaggio collided causing Hoag to be hurt in a sixth inning play. Earl Averill homered twice to lift the Indians to a 6-3 win over the Senators, the White Sox surged to fourth with a 19-6 slugfest over the Athletics, and the Red Sox beat the Browns 5-2 to stay in third.
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Joe DiMaggio
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St. Louis Browns
Ryan Holds First With 2 1 Win Over Hopkinton Club
Ryan remains top in the Delaware County league second division after a 2 to 1 Sunday victory over Hopkinton. Manchester climbed to second with a 6 to 0 win at home, featuring Woods with a long home run. Delhi beat Masonville 15 to 7 in the third game of the day.
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Wilson's Beef Pork Loaders Duel In Frolic Twin Bill
A doubleheader at Frolic field tonight features Wilson's Beef and Pork Loaders in a dramatic contest with wagers on the outcome. White and Broussard are expected to duel on the mound in the opener at 8:00 PM, followed by Frolics versus Trinity Methodist as they seek revenge from an earlier loss. Prizes will be awarded at the games.
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Bellevue Beats Monticello in Ten Inning City Park Clash
Bellevue defeats Monticello 5 to 4 in ten innings at City Park. Bellevue batteries were Cheney, Deppe and Doyle. Monticello's pitchers were Thenhaus and Ferring. Monticello will play Cascade there next Sunday.
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Fairbank Beats Hazleton 8-7 in Little Six Final
Fairbank defeated Hazleton 8 to 7 in the final Little Six baseball game held Sunday. Batteries for Fairbank were Castor Shell Miller and Bates with Nicholson and Weort catching for Hazleton.
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Opera Compared to Faust Legend Near 3000th Paris Run
Hermann Reuter writes a new opera on the Faust myth while Gou nods famous version nears its 3000th performance at the Paris Opera. The pair highlight enduring interest in the legend and Parisian staging.
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Edith Estabrooks and Coggeshall Headline Midwestern Tennis Meet
Ed… Estabrooks of Dubuque defeated Frances Drake Repp of Mason City 3 and 1 to reach the women's state golf quarterfinals. In men’s singles, Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines, the defending champion, seeded No. 1, leads a strong field including Carl Smalley of Yorktown and Don Leavens of Milwaukee as play opens at Cedar Rapids Country Club.
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Des Moines
Carl Smalley
Yorktown
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Don Leavens
Milwaukee
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Austin
Norman Bickel
Oak Park
Ill
Gordon Pease
Houston
Norbert Burgess
Chicago
Chuck Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Ed Davis
Peoria
Max Cambell
Fort Worth
Davis
Peter Dows
J. A. Yessler
L. D. Dennis
Max Campbell
C. Nichols
Carl Kirwin
Erwin Wasta
Roy Lukanitsch
John Palmer
Max Everett
Russell Knapp
Armstrong’s
West Okoboji Second Round Women’s State Golf Results
Edith Estebrooks of Dubuque defeated Mrs. Joe Drake Repp of Mason City and Eleanor Stevens of Salem 3 and 2. Jennet Jones of Desa defeated Kar lena Thoma of Fairfield 5 and 4. Mildred Sallmeier of Des Moines beat Jean McMinn of Ottumwa 7 and 5. Morton of West Okoboji defeated Mrs. Givin Chase of Des Moines 4 and 3. Margaret Mordy of Des Moines beat Mrs. Lorenz Schatz of Sumner 2 and 1. Nell Kennard of Carroll beat inigGranee of Storm Lake 1 up. Dixie Longley of Se i defeated Mrs. Norman Wilchinski of Voines 2 up.
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Dubuque
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Mason City
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Y River Swim Saturday Entries Still Open
The annual Y River Swim will be held Saturday at 2:30 pm with one mile races in divisions. Guerney Day announces trophies for winners and medals for next four places, plus a Sea Scouts canoeing exhibition led by Walter Dennis. entrants should contact Day at the Y M C A to learn meeting place details.
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Sea Scouts
Walter Dennis
Sunnyside of Waterloo to Host 1937 State Women's Golf Meet
The Sunnyside club at Waterloo will host the 1937 state women's golf tournament. The Waterloo club was chosen at a Tuesday meeting of the women's state association. Mrs. Frank Fish of Waterloo was elected president.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Club
Frank Fish
Arlington Softball Team Beats Maynard 11 6
Arlington defeated Maynard 11 to 6 on Monday at the local field. Arlington surged ahead in the middle innings with a rally led by strong hitting from key players. Maynard struggled to respond as Arlington extended its lead and secured the win.
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Iowa City Gun Club Plans Sunday Trapshoot
The Amateur Trapshooting Association will sponsor a registered shoot at the Iowa City Gun Club next Sunday starting at 1 p.m. The club lies 2 miles south of Iowa City on highway 161. The program includes 100 60-yard targets 50 handicap targets and six events with 25 targets each.
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Amateur Trapshooting Association
Iowa City Gun Club
Plan Softball Tourney At Wilton Junction
Wilton Junction plans the annual kittenball tournament to be held Sunday August 9. Pairings will be released by league officials on August 1.
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