Vavra and Lynch Reach Cedar Rapids Golf Final
Vavra defeated Johnny Carey 1 up while Lynch edged E. J. Carey by the same margin to reach the Cedar Rapids Country Club championship final. The 36 hole final date was undecided.ray Rutherford won 3 2 over Ed Nelson in first flight. Doug Boynton survived 19th hole against Gordon DeDelay. H J Ross beat Dave Turner 2 up in the fourth flight.
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Vavra
Don Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Lynch
E. J. Carey
Ray Rutherford
Ed Nelson
Doug Boynton
Gordon DeLay
H. J. Ross
Dave Turner
Mrs Hill Wins As The Babe Bows Out Of Western
Opal Hill of Kansas City advances in the western women open golf championship after second round play. Quarterfinals pit Hill vs Lillian Zach. Edna Saenger vs Anna Sue Kennedy. Dennehy vs Means. Livengood vs Traung. Kennedy defeated Didrikson 6 and 5. Saenger beat Hemphill 1 up.
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Topeka
Kan
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Hill
Lillian - Zach
Norwood Park
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Anna Sue Kennedy
Columbia
Saenger
Kathryn Hemphill
South Carolina
Miss Kennedy
Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
Beaumont
Tex
Charles Dennehy
Lake Forest
Jane Cothran
Dennehy
A. H. Means
Leavenworth
Kansas
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Hilda Livengood
Chicago
Miss Livengood
Leon Solomon
Memphis
I. C. And St. Patrick Clubs Meet Tonight
Immaculate Conception C. Y. M. league leaders defend position tonight against St. Patrick's on Frolic field. Game scheduled for 8:00 p.m.
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St. Patrick
Immaculate Conception C. Y
St. Patrick’s
Frolic Field
American Olympians shown primed for Berlin bid
Alan Gould reports U S A track and field prospects look strong for Berlin with key Olympic contenders shaping up at Princeton upcoming trials. Notables include Jesse Owens, Ben Eastman, Bill Bonthron, Glenn Cunningham, Slinger Dunn, Phil Levy, Spec Towns, Don Lash, Norman Bright, Glenn Hardin, Archie Williams and Ray Ellinwood.
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Berlin
Randalls Island Stadium
Princeton
Germany
Owens
Jesse Owens
Blazin
Ben Eastman
Boundin
Bill Bonthron
Bonthron
Benny
Kansas
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Slinger Dunn
Phil Levy
Stanford
John Anderson
Forrest
Augusta
Percy Beard
Indiana
Don Lash
Norman Bright
Lash
Louisiana State
Glenn Hardin
Syracuse
Eddie O’brien
Ray Ellinwood
Chicago
Archie Williams
California
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter
The column argues the Brooklyn Dodgers suffer from mismanagement and front office discord after Thomas Ebbets's death. It notes ace pitcher Van Mungo's desertion and predicts NL intervention possible. It also reports on amateur signings and possible major league trades with high price tags and notable players.
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van Mungo
Mungo
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Dodgers
Thomas Ebbets
Casey Stengel
National League
New York
Hank Leiber
Clyde
Castleman
Cash
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Curt Davis
Kelly Hemsley
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Cleveland
Think First Stroke Later in Golf Practice
A 1936 instructional note urges golfers to visualize a complete, successful shot before stroking. It warns that thinking of the result during the stroke leads to bad shots and urges conce ntration on the ball after mental projection.
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Ditor
Chester Horton
Nordness Leads Winneshiek League With Four Wins
Special to The Gazette Decorah Nordness stays in first place in Winneshiek county league after a 7 to 2 win over Fort Atkinson. Ridgeway moves to second after a 15 to 14 victory over Burr Oak. Decorah Hoboes suffer a 2 to 1 upset loss to Decorah Top Hats in a pitcher duel. Standings show Nordness 4 1, Ridgeway 3 3, Decorah Top Hats 2 2, Decorah Hoboes 2 2.
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Fort Atkinson
Ridgeway
Burr Qak
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Kecker
Ernst and Myer
McMullen
Arneson
G. Reid
Burr Oak
Decorah Hoboes
Williams
Paulson
Halvorson
Sanderson
Anderson
W. L. Pet. Nordness
Spillville
Frankville
Frolic Club Beats Brown Derby 8 to 5 in Softball Clash
Under a frigid sky the Frolic club softball team defeated the Brown Derby 8 to 5 last night. Brown Derby fought hard but Frolic held the edge throughout, sealing the win with steady hitting and defense.
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Frolic Club
Brown Derby
Roosevelt Juniors To Play Roughriders Friday
The Roosevelt hotel juniors meet the Roughriders in an American Legion game at Riverside Park Friday at 2 30. A practice session will be held at ten tomorrow morning.
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Roughriders
American Legion
Riverside Park
Three Deans’ Children Graduate Simultaneously at UBC
At the University of British Columbia three children of deans from different faculties graduated together. Thomas Brock, son of Dean R. W. Brock, earned a BA. Margaret Buchanan, daughter of Dean Daniel Buchanan, earned a degree in arts and science. Paul W. Clement, son of Dean F. M. Clement, received BSc Agriculture. Prof. F Noland calls the odds a billion to one.
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Vancouver
B. C
University of British Columbia
Thomas Brock
R. W. Brock
Faculty of Applied Science
Margaret Buchanan
Daniel Buchanan
Faculty of Arts and Science
Paul W. Clement
F. M. Clement
Faculty of Agriculture
F. Noland
Biggest Boy Graduate Topples Scale At 485
Center Tex iiggo Hulon Oates from the class of 36 is hailed as top graduate for lifting a 485 pound scale during the commencement event.
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Tex Iiggo Hulon Oates
Nationally Heavy Student Reaches Remarkable Height
Oates, a 17 year old student described as the nation's largest graduate, stands six feet two inches tall and weighs 485 pounds. His waist is 63 inches and he wears a size 8 hat. Since age seven he has been a good student, entering school at 110 pounds at Conacilnaten High School in Pax n.
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Oates
Conacilnaten High School
Paxn
Slouching May Benefit Some Postures Doctors Say
At the Kansas City Medical Association convention Drs Louis B Laplace and Jesse T Nichol son of Philadelphia say posture fits individual build and function. They report 23 adults show extreme posture correction can dull vital capacity though two cases improve circulation. Plexibility of posture yields best vitality, requiring individualized study.
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Kansas City
INS
Louis B. Laplace
Jesse T. Nicholson
Philadelphia
The
Medical Association
Finance drives most new and used car sales in installment plans
Fifty four percent of new car sales and almost three fifths of used car transactions involve installment financing.
Automotive service building boom shapes 1935 nonresidential mix
In 1935 automotive service buildings accounted for 69 percent of all non-residential structures while their cost represented 8.6 percent of the total construction expenditure. This reflects the era's shift toward vehicle related facilities and the accompanying investment in service infrastructure.
Barney Ross Stops Tonelli in Fifth Round Exhibition
In Milwaukee Barney Ross welterweight champion stopped Laddie Tonelli in the fifth of a 10 round exhibition. Ross weighed 142 pounds to Tonelli 150. Ross was awarded a technical knockout. Also note exports of aeronautical commodities fell 22 percent from 1934 to 1935.
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Milwaukee
Barney Ross
Laddie Tonielli
Ross
Tonielli
United States
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