Bancroft Resigns From Giants Shake Up Under Terry Guidance
Dave Bancroft, longtime assistant to John McGraw with the New York Giants for three years, resigns from active duties but remains as McGraw's assistant in vice-presidential work. Bill Terry hints Bancroft could stay, signaling a broader clubhouse overhaul as Terry takes the helm amid McGraw’s retirement. Bancroft, 40, joins Ivy Olson on the coaching line as Giants prepare for a renewed push toward the pennant.
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Boston Braves
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Duluth
Superior
Portland
Phillies
Police Slug Post Office in 14 9 Baseball Win
The police department playground team defeated the post office crew 14 to 9 at Ellis park. Harley Simon led the offense and relieved Rittenburg on the mound to stifle a late rally. Open dates exist for more practice games. calls to Gordon Hughes or Simon at the police station.
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British insist Paul to meet Tarlton for featherweight title
CHICAGO UP The British boxing board protests the recognition of Tommy Paul of Buffalo as world featherweight champion until he fights Nel Tarlton of England, 126 pound European champion, per a National Boxing Association announcement.
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British Boxing Board of Control
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IO WA MATMEN NAMED FOR OLYMPIC TRIALS
Lincoln AP reports Dr. R G Clapp of Nebraska announced the NCAA wrestlers for final Olympic trials in Columbus Ohio July 7 and 8. Named in multiple weight classes are entries from Oklahoma A and M Michigan State Indiana Iowa State Northwestern Syracuse and others including Jack Riley Peter Mehringer and Kermit Blosser among many.
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Waterloo Hawks Ready to Face Upper Iowa Wednesday
The Waterloo Hawks of the Mississippi Valley league travel to meet Coach Dorman's Upper Iowa nine in a Wednesday start. After a straggling season, Upper Iowa surged late by defeating Luther 6 to 0 in Luther's commencement. Willenberg, Luther's sophomore pitcher, is likely to start for Luther with Mantz behind, while Dusky Hughes Sungalia Anderson Tynan or Myers Shillinglaw fill the infield and outfield spots.
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Coralville Hosts Iowa City Ball Team Today
The Coralville Athletic Association baseball team meets Racine’s Iowa City squad this afternoon at 2:30 on the Coralville diamond.
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Kansas Names Bausch As Outstanding Athlete
Lawrence Kan AP Frank Pete Bausch of Wichita was named the University of Kansas candidate for the Big Six medal awarded annually to the outstanding athlete in the conference.
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Pete Bausch
Wichita
University of Kansas
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Ferrell Seeks Lost Fast Ball To Regain Winning Form
Wesley Cheek Ferrell, a right hander once famed for a blazing fast ball with the Cleveland Indians, has drifted to a reliance on a slow curve. Manager Roger Peckinpaugh notes his loss of control and the need to regain the fast pitch to recapture former two year success.
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Wesley Cheek Ferrell
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Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinpaugh
Guttenberg Hosts Twin Bill in MV League Showdown
Guttenberg sits atop the Maquoketa Valley standings as Lakeside Giants host Manchester Hawks and Dyersville Dutchmen for a doubleheader. An even day keeps Guttenberg sole leader, while losses could tie them with Dyersville for first. Cascade hosts Monticello in the other league game.
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Veterans Named To 1932 British Wightman Team
London report lists the British Wightman cup team selections as Mrs. M. R. King, Mrs. L. R. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Fearnley Whittingstall, Miss Betty Nuthall, and Miss Doris Round, drawing criticism for excluding rising stars.
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VNL
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Phyllis Mudford
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Peggy Saunders
Fearnley Whittingstall
Betty Nuthall
Doris Round
Braves Fight To Stay In Flag Race Amid Rally
In a candid take, Rabbit Maranville cites Braves grit and old style battle as key to staying atop the National League. The piece praises Urbanski Knothe Worthington Shires Betts and others for steady play, while Manager McKechnie remains cautiously optimistic about a first division finish.
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Tilden Swenson Exhibition Set For June Sixteen
Cedar Rapids Tennis association announces a Tilden exhibition at Cedar Rapids Country Club courts set for 2 p.m. Thursday June 16 with reserved seats at 2 dollars general 1 dollar and 50 cents Tickets go on sale locally with refunds promised if canceled. The event features a Tilden Swenson singles match and a lineup of top players Kozeluh Nusslein Najuch plus Tilden in a final schedule likely lasting three to four hours. Mail orders go to Ira Carrithers at Cedar Rapids Savings Bank Building Cedar Rapids.
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Nusslein
Najuch
Tilden-Swenson
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Cedar Rapids
Low Price For Youths At Olympic Contests
Los Angeles report says high school and grade students can buy season tickets to the Olympic games at cut rate prices. The Olympic organizing committee announced yesterday the price will be 11 dollars versus the regular 22 dollars. The games are described as a classic theme suited to students.
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Los Angeles
INS
Olympic Organizing Committee
Diamondball Standings And Scores From The Week
Baseball style league standings show results for Monday through Thursday with multiple divisions. Calvary Baptist and Central Park Pres. appear in several matchups, while teams such as Westster Pres. and First Christian fill the schedules with varied scores from 0 to 40. Some lines are unclear, but key results include Calvary Baptist beating Cen Park Pres. 0 and Calvary Baptist earning wins in several divisions.
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Westster
Oliver Presley
Calvary Baptist
St. James Meth
Christian
Park Pres
la Binclairs
Quaker Oats
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Industrial
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Dearborn Brass
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Post
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Trias Club
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Trinity Meth
Sinclair Mem
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Trinity Luthan
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Moriarty’s Son Earns Honor at Minnesota U
George Moriarty Jr., 24, a junior law student at the University of Minnesota, was elected to Iron Wedge, recognizing his prominence as a student. Other honorees included Walter Haas of Bristow Jr., Edward Gadler of Lead, S. D., and Bradbury Robinson of Baraboo Wis., football end and basketball captain-elect.
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George Moriarty
George, Jr
University of Minnesota
Iron Wedge
Walter Haas
Bristow, Jr
Baraboo
Wis
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