Bancroft Resigns as Giants Assistant Manager Shakeup Ahead
Dave Bancroft, longtime assistant to John McGraw with the New York Giants, announced Saturday he will retire from active connection to the club though remaining as McGraw's assistant in vice-presidential duties. Bill Terry hinted Bancroft could stay. Bancroft declined. Ivy Olson moved into Bancroft's coaching spot at third base as Terry prepares a broad organizational shakeup to revive the pennant hopes. Bancroft, 40, began in 1909 in Minnesota-Wisconsin, reached majors with the Phillies in 1915, and helped Giants to titles in 1921-23.
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Triumphant Republicans Face Off In Capitol Baseball
Washington reports a D‑B comparison of Congress members in a Saturday baseball game. Republicans scored 19 while Democrats were held to a low tally, with Rep. Douglas of Arizona pitching and Gene Tunney refereeing, as top observers watched including Speaker Garber and Vice President Curtis.
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House of Representatives
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Curtis
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Braves Fight For First In National League Race
Rabbit Maranville cites Braves fighting spirit as the team climbs to the top, recalling a 1914 pennant and detailing player progress. Swenson-Tilden tennis match announced for June 16 with ticket details and rain refund policy.
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Police Slug Post Office Workers 14 to 9
The police department playground baseball team defeated the post office unit 14 to 9 on an Ellis park diamond. Errors aided both sides as Harley Simon supplied hits and relief to stifle a late rally. Police welcome practice games and provide contact Gordon Siechesme Simon at the station.
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British Insist Paul Tackle Tarlton Fight Challenge
CHICAGO (UP) The British boxing board protests recognizing Tommy Paul of Buffalo as world featherweight champion until he defeats Nell Tarlton of England, 126-pound European champion, per an NBC announcement.
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IOWA MATMEN NAMED FOR OLYMPIC TRIALS
Iowa wrestlers named by Dr. R G Clapp for final American Olympics trials at Columbus Ohio July 7 8. Individuals listed span from Oklahoma Iowa Indiana Michigan Missouri Ohio Illinois and Northwestern to Mount Vernon Cedar Falls Stillwater and Norman with many colleges represented in 124 to 194 pound classes.
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University of Nebraska
American Olympic Wrestling Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Robert Pearce
Oklahoma
Stanley Hall
Michigan
Rance
B. Hawkins
Indiana
Lillie
Wee State Eauons
E. White
Norma Okla
Seracees University
Ed Belshaw
Indiana University
Ralph Rasor
Oklahoma A
E Morford
Mount Vernon
Jac Spencer
Northwestern
Brindley
Cedar Falls
Arch Kellar
Athens
E. J. Dougovito
Ann Arbor
Mich
Max Silverstein
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
George Martin
Iowa
Joe Belshaw
Bloomington
Ind
Tom Cunningham
Stillwater
Okla
Gordon Ellison
Cornell College
Robert Hess
Iowa State
LeRoy McGuire
Ambrose Rascher
Wesley Brown
Northwestern University
Barney Neck
Lloyd Manley
Norman
Jack Riley
Peter Mehr
Haverford
Otto R. Kuss
Ernest Zellers
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Waterloo Hawks to face Upper Iowa Wednesday
The Mississippi Valley league Waterloo Hawks travel to meet Coach Dorman's Upper Iowa nine in the season opener on Wednesday. Luther shutout by Willenberg's seven scattered hits defined Luther's final game. Willenberg likely starts, with Mantz backing him. Expected relief options include Willenberg, Dusky, and Sungalia among others in a balanced roster.
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Willenberg
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Battery
Mantz
Pieck
Dusky
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Anderson
Tynan
Myers
Shillinglaw
Coralville Meets Iowa City Ball Team Today
The Coralville Athletic Association baseball team faces Racine's baseball team of Iowa City at 2 30 this afternoon on the Coralville diamond.
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Kansas Names Bausch As Outstanding Athlete
Kansas selects Frank ten Bausch of Wichita as the University of Kansas candidate for the Big Six medal given annually to the conference's outstanding athlete.
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Rain Delays French Tennis Championship Semi Finals
Play in the singles championship semi finals at Auteuil was postponed to Sunday due to rain. The matches pit Henri Cochet against Marcel Bernard and Giorgio de Stefani against Roderich Menzel, with participants from France and Italy/Czechoslovakia.
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Low Price for Youths at Olympic Contests
Los Angeles report says high school and grade students may buy season tickets to the Olympic games at cut rate prices. The Olympic organizing committee announced yesterday that the price will be 11 dollars instead of 22. The statement notes classics are studied in high school and the games should be within students reach.
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Diamondball Standings Show Tight Races Across Leagues
League tables list scores and results from Monday to Thursday, including Calvary Baptist and West’s ter Pres, Meth and First Baptist teams. Industrial and Chare leagues feature close outcomes with First Christian Trinity and Trinity Meth posting wins. Nat Un A So and Maccabees post large wins, while other clubs show mixed results.
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Moriarty's Son Earns Honor at Minnesota U
George Moriarty Jr., 24, son of the American League umpire, is finishing his junior year as a law student at the University of Minnesota. He was elected Friday to Iron Wedge, an honorary society. Other honorees include Walter Haas of Bristow Iowa, slated to be captain next fall, Edward of Lead South Dakota, and Bradbury Robinson of Baraboo Wisconsin, named football end and basketball captain-elect.
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