Boxing Droppings Shake US Boxing Squad
Howell King of Detroit and Joe Church of Batavia were dropped from the American boxing team amid undisclosed charges. Church and King had left camp for Hamburg and sailed to New York, while Theodore Kara and Chester Rutecki were set to fill featherweight and welterweight slots. Brundage called the action justified and noted no further dismissals planned.
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Erlin
Olympus
United States Boxing Committee
Howell King
Detroit
America
Joe Church
Batavia
N. Y
Boxing Committee
Roy E. Davis
Chicago
Meng
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Olympic Village
Jarrett
Church
King
Hamburg
New York
Manhattan
Fred Caserio
Homsick
Caserio
Davis
Lewis Bloom
Ray Metalwitz
Duke University
Berlin
Avery Brundage
Brundage
Cleveland
John Behr
Wilmette
Ill
Theodore Kara
Chester Rutecki
Kara
Rutecki
Lawson Robertson
Twenty Teams Enter Softball Meet Here
Eighteen teams from six Iowa counties enter the district softball tournament at Ellis park in Cedar Rapids. The event, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Softball Association and Joe Carberry, offers the winner a berth to the Boone state tournament. Entries must be postmarked by July 30 with a $1.50 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Amateur Softball Association
Ellis Park Diamonds
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Joe Carberry
Boone
Carberry
Second Avenue SE
Ellis Park
Hawkeye Salvage Buys Site of Addington Bake and Ice Cream
Tama firm Tama The Hawkeye Salvage of Waterloo bought the ruins housing the Addington Bake and Ice Cream shop after the June 6 explosion. Hugo H. Joens, district court clerk, acted as receiver under the moratorium act in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
Hawkeye Salvage Company of
Waterloo
Addington
Hugo H. Joens
Texas tennis star leads in Middle States tourney
Carl Smalley of Texas University opened play at Cedar Rapids Country Club in the Middle States Tournament seeded No 2 behind Harris Coggeshall. Smalley stood among the field’s top players as the event began Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Carl Smalley
Texas University
Smalley
Harris Coggeshall
Iowa Law Review Elects Three Senior Students
Iowa City senior law students Amos Belknap Tripoli editor Lloyd Schwiebert Moline Ill and Benjamin Galer Iowa City are elected to associate editors on the Iowa Law Review. Election based on scholarship and research ability in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
The
Iowa Law Review
Amos Belknap
Tripoli
Lloyd Schwiebert
Moline
Ill
Benjamin Galer
Symphony Hall Boston Concert Season Sets Record
This summer the popular concerts in Symphony Hall Boston achieved the highest attendance and financial success in the venue's history, marking a record season for the city’s performing arts scene.
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Symphony Hall
Boston
Mickey Cochrane Still a Sick Man
A terse sports note discusses Mickey Cochrane's health doubts as New York writers remark on his condition. It references Cliff Melton, Warren Giles to lead the International League, Patty Berg driving fast, and other brief items about players and matches from baseball and tennis circles.
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New York
Cliff Melton
Giants
Baltimore
Warren Giles
Rochester
International League
Patty Berg
Minneapolis Golfette
van Mungo
Dodger
Helen Wills Moody
Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Joe Gould
Braddock-Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Braddock
Minnesota Legion junior team turns double play in game
The East Grand Forks American Legion junior baseball squad, 16 year olds, completed a double play with Anderson to Larson to Hinyon. The Dodgers Casey Stengel, age 45, hosts a party for newspaper friends as title defense in the bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Stengel
Dodgers
East Grand Forks
Parkson's Defeat Brown Derby in Open League at Ellis Park
Archie Baker hit a second inning homer with the bases loaded to put Parkson's ahead of Brown Derby in an Open league encounter at Ellis Park Tuesday night. C Michalek pitched to a 9-4 Parkson's win as Beeson's beat Gazette 5-3. Wilson and Company won 10-5 over Armstrong's after early disputes. Walt Broussard took the loss while Harold White homered for the winner. Iowa Steel defeated La Plant Choate 5-2 in Industrial league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine Bunnies
Tama All-Stars
Malcom Chevrolet
Marengo
Coggan
Springville
North Liberty
Garrison
Gladbrook
Sheridan
Shellsburg
Carberry
Grinnell
Montezuma
Poweshiek County
Armstrong’s
Skelly Oilers
Chevrolet
Maccabees
Iowa Steel and Iron
Modern Woodmen
LaPlante-Choate
Wilson’s
Parkson’s
Beeson’s
Dearborn Brass
Kenwood
Triton Club
Cedar Rapids Grain Dealers
Brown Derby
de Molay
Firemen
National Union
the Parks
Archie Baker
Parkson
Ellis Park
C. Michalek
Beeson
Gazette
Wilson and Company
Armstrong
Walt Broussard
Harold White
George Broussard
Iowa Steel
la Plant Choate
All-State Band Debuts in Iowa City Concert
The first of four concerts by the all state high school band will be in Iowa City Wednesday at 8 p.m. on the court between Easthall and the University Music Building. The 60 plus member band is directed by Prof. Charles B. Righter and is trained at the University of Iowa during the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Easthall
University Music Building
Charles B. Righter
Softball Managers Urged To Arrange Postponed Playoffs
Cedar Rapids softball association officials urged managers of teams with postponed games to arrange immediate play as the season nears its end. With a remote risk of double forfeits, teams should coordinate Thursday or Friday nights and call Tom McAllen, umpire in chief, to book a diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Tom McAllen
Burke KO Upset in Colesium Bout
Eddie Burke Irish middleweight defeated George Wesselhoff of New York with a knockout one minute and four seconds after a jaw breaking blow at the opening bell in a Tuesday night preliminary bout at the Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie Burke
George Wesselhoff
Lions Plan Field Meet at Hill Park
The Lions club hosts its annual field meet before the Omaha Raider game at Hill Park Thursday night with events from a 100 yard dash to a shuttle relay. Milt Bocek starred for the Raiders last year as fans anticipate a repeat showing and a full Lions and wives attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Park
Lions Club
Raider
Sioux City
Milt Bocek
Cap Hedges
Leo Novak
Washington High
United States Military Academy
Moray Eby
Coe College
Art Shepard
R. D. Proctor
Ira Carrithers
W. E. Peschau
Ray Dubbert
Tom Crabbe
Robert Davis
Cornfield accident closes eye gash on Harry Rohwedder
A Cedar Rapids specialist stitched a gash in the right eyeball of Harry Rohwedder, son of Otto and Mrs Rohwedder. The injury occurred while detasseling corn with other high school boys on the Don Wherry farm two miles southwest of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cedar Rapids
Harry Rohwedder
Otto Rohwedder
Harry
Don Wherry
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U. S
Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
Metropolitan Opera
Faustspielhaus
Gounod
Belle Plaine
Mary Tressie
Fred L. Spooner
C. E. Walters
Joens
W. S. Gallagher
Gallagher
TEXAS
STE
DIAL
Pan
Nebraska State Stars
Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
Bobby Swan
Bobby
Sioux Falls
Heinie Groh
Cochrane
Homer
Wilson
G. Broussard
Broussard
Snyderson
Driscoll
McGuire
Harford
Peterson
Michalek
Schmidt
Hahn
Dunbar and
Cunningham
Popeye
Italy
United Press
Averill
Indians
Appling
White Sox
Gehrig
Radcliffe
Sullivan
Oiinds
Beesinse
Foxx
Wwe Trosky
Ewes
Camilli
Osky
Goslin
Tigers
Medwick
UNS
Gehringer Tigers
J Foxx
Martin
Red Ox
Hale
Trosky
Sarang
Lions Plan
Raiders
Omaha
Conoco
Rewrey
Rai
Lonoco Gravel Waresu
Denver, Colo
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