Champions Enter Midwestern Olympic Trials in Iowa City
Ten champions and a dozen former champions entered the Midwestern sectional Olympic track and field tryouts to be held at the University of Iowa. The field includes George Saling Iowa and Lamber Redd Bradley Tech with others from Iowa Michigan Nebraska Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin and Illinois. Notables include Madsen Ames Pence Keota Nelson Clinton and Davis Wichita in events from high jump to discus with several jumpers and sprinters aiming for Olympic berths.
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Iowa City
Owa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Michigan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
George Saling
Lamber Redd
Bradley Tech
Orville Madsen
Ames
Chester Pence
Keota
Carl Nelson
Clinton
Adrian Davis
Wichita
Kan
Madsen
Pence
Nelson
Davis
Norwood Mountain
Penn College
Redd
Ed Gordon
Drake
Gordon
Weatherly
Gray
Trimble Dominates Toman in Kenmore Semi Final Push
Ocie Trimble secured a semi final spot by beating Joe Toman 4-3 in a third round Kenmore match and posted 73 for medal honors. Fortson beat Bures 6-4 while Darrow fell to Hooke 2-1 as soggy greens slowed play. New price schedule set for Saturdays Sundays and holidays at 40 cents starting next week.
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Ocie Trimble
Kenmore
Joe Toman
H. A. Fortson
Frank Bures
Fortson
Bures
Glenn Darrow
Baseball Braves Reward Local Catcher With Cash Prize
A hometown ceremony during a Braves game awarded Reds catcher Bob Asby a $1,000 check, while turmoil and standings in the American League are noted with Washington leading the circuit and the Red Sox performing poorly. financials of upcoming boxing plans are outlined, including Sharkeys pursuit of a title and expected purses after taxes.
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Braves
Cincinnati
Bob Asby
Reds
Concord
Valley Reduces Admission Fee To Forty Cents
Mississippi Valley league presidents vote to lower general admission from 50 to 40 cents effective Tuesday at Bunny park. Grand stand tickets rise 25 cents and box seats 15 cents more to total 80 cents. 10 percent tax applies to grandstand totals. Monday retains old prices with women free in grandstand on ladies night.
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C. R. Logan
Mississippi Valley League
Bunny Park
Eo Ae Baseball Associa
Bunnies
Cornell A Choice In Rowing Classic
In Poughkeepsie a six-crew race looms with Cornell Syracuse Washington Navy California Penn and Columbia in contention. Cornell appears favored over Syracuse while California could upset if wind favors them. Warmer, fair weather expected for Monday afternoon.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ins
Cornell
Syracuse
Washington
Navy
California
Penn
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Vines Wins First Wimbledon Match In 1932
Ellsworth Vines, the 1932 all England champion, beat Jules Du Plaix of France in straight sets 7-5 6-3 6-4 under a clouded sky. He battled a blister and nerves, while Harry Hopman and Fred Perry advanced in early rounds and Brugnon lost his temper over a disputed call.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ins
Ellsworth Vines
Jules du Plaix
France
Vines
Harry Hopman
J. W. Nuthall
England
Fred Perry
Britain
G. O. Jameson
Jacques Brugnon
E. D. Andrews
New Zealand
Brugnon
Enrique Maier
Baron de Kehrling
Good Golf By Chester Horton
The article warns that overemphasizing small swing details misleads golfers. It advocates hands initiating the swing with smooth action and the club head following, not pushing. It notes corrections are best done quickly, permanently, and correctly, and offers Mr. Orton's hints free with a stamped self address envelope.
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Orton
Guttenberg Giants sweep double wins in flag race lead
Guttenberg Giants win both ends of a Sunday doubleheader at home, beating Monticello 3 2 and Manchester 5 0 to widen their lead over Dyersville to 2 1/2 games. Dyersville edged Cascade 4 3 in eleven innings to stay tied for second.
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Guttenberg
Manchester
Hal Finch
Guttenberg Giants
Dyersville Dutchmen
Giants
Monticello Cubs
Manchester Hawks
Dyersville
Cascade
Stapleton
Peick
Marion Merchants Edge Center Point 2-1 in Eleven Innings
The Marion Merchants defeated Center Point in an 11 inning game 2 to 1. Van Note pitched for Marion with eleven hits allowed and six strikeouts while Bly allowed eleven hits and five strikeouts.
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Marion Merchants
Center Point
van Note
Marion
Bly
Lightner and Radebaugh Win At Fairfax Gun Club
Frank J. Lightner of Cedar Rapids led the Fairfax Gun Club registered shoot finishing 144 of 150 from the six teen yard line. Roy Ge wr of Cedar Rapids and Baxter tied with 47s, with a next practice shoot planned and a high gun trophy offered. The handicap system remained in effect as shooters from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns competed for top honors.
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Fairfax
Frank J. Lightner
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax Gun Club
Royge Wr
Baxter
Chet Williams
Grinnell
Ceetense Atd
Chas
Hummel Po Oschaes
I. H. Sheeler
Pairfaxs
Oe Tau
Éodvnee
H. Whitwo
Cubs Edge Monticello Ball Club 4 3 in Tight Contest
The Cedar Rapids Cubs defeated Monticello 4 to 3 on Sunday in Monticello. Both pitchers received strong team support. Cubs led 4-0 before Riggs weakned in the eighth allowing three runs. Cubs pitchers Riggs and Drakozal worked with B Bartlett and Oltman for the home club.
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Monticello
Cedar Rapids Cubs
Cubs
Riggs
Drakozal
B. Bartlett
Oltman
Anderson And Miller Prepare For Des Moines Bout
DES MOINES UP Eddie Anderson reaches final stages of training as he prepares for a Thursday bout with Ray er in Des Moines.
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Anderson
Miller
Des Moines
Eddie Anderson
Rayer
Mitvalsky Defeats Hach Brothers 16 to 1 in Diamondball
Mitvalsky's diamondball team defeated the Hach Brothers Sunday by a score of 16 to 1. J Pauli and Sir owy formed Mitvalsky's battery, while Hank Pisarik and Glenn played for the losers.
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Mitvalsky
Hach Brothers
J. Pauli
Sirowy
Battery
Hank Pisarik
Glenn
North English Scouts Defeat Millersburg
Millersburg Boy Scouts lost to North English by 12 to 5 in a tight contest. Key players and exact scorers not listed in the report.
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Millersburg
The
Gazette
Boy Scouts
Bellevue Golfers Invade Maquoketa for Practice
A group of Bellevue golf club members practiced at Timber City Golf Course in Maquoketa and plan a tourney there next Sunday with Bellevue and Maquoketa teams competing.
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Bellevue
Maquoketa
Gazet
Belle- Med Ag! Club
Timber City
Evening Radio Schedule with NBC CBS Lineup Highlights
A dense timetable lists 7:00 to 10:36 PM radio programs across NBC CBS and related networks. Notable entries include Gypsies, Parade of States Vermont, Jack Benny, Amos n Andy, and Ned radio bands with WABC WMT KMOX WJZ stations.
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Irving Kaufman
White
CBS
WABC
WGN
KMOX
NBC
WJZLS
Richard Crooks
Dalh
WEAF
Kate Smith
WHO
WMAQ
WMT
Vermont
WEAP
Woc-Who
WENR
Lanin Arch
Jack Benny
George Olsen
Ethel Shutta
WJZ Wlabb
Bemaen
Boswell Strtesss Creh
KMOZX
Phillips Lord
WJZ Chain
Sanjoleers
Weaf Kyw
Round Towners
Pete
WFI
Navy Band
Clara Alden Spence
Helen Beard
WLW
Clea
Ware
WJZ
EMBC
Wenr Woc-Who
Mills Brothers
Ray Perkins
WJZ Kyw
William Hard
Covention
WLS
KVOO
Lyman Ed
Mary and Bob
Palooka
WABCO
JZ 2
Dan
Milwaukee
Stubblefield Wins Ruby 100 Mile Race
Stubby Stubblefield of Los Angeles won the Ruby 100-Mile race at Roby Speedway in 1 hour 18 minutes 40.2 seconds. Howdy Wilcox of Indianapolis finished fourth earning 70 points to reach 680, while Fred Frame ended tenth for ten points totaling 690 in the AAA championship standings.
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Chicago
Howdy Wilcox
Indianapolis
Fred Frame
Wilcox
Roby Speedway
Frame
Stubby Stubblefield
Los Angeles
Rivers to Fight Dempsey at Waterloo Eight Round Bout
Joe Rivers and manager Tommy Caldwell travel to Waterloo Wednesday for an eight round feature matchup at Electric Park. Rivers is reported in good shape and has trained daily for the fight against Canada Dempsey of Waterloo.
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Uiness
Herr Schmeling
Sharkey
Joe Rivers
Tommy Caldwell
Waterloo
Rivers
Canada Dempsey
Electric Park
Maquoketa Beats Lost Nation 5-2 in Sunday Tilt
Maquoketa defeated Lost Nation 5 to 2 as Henry and Bladell worked the Maquoketa battery while Fleming and Ales pitched for Lost Nation. Maquoketa had eight hits to Lost Nation's five.Henry fanned four while Fleming struck out seven. Fleming hit a three-base hit and Scott and Forst had two-baggers. Errors favored Maquoketa 5 to 3 with Kendall turning two unassisted putouts.
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Maquoketa
Lost Nation
Henry
Bladell
Fleming
Ales
Scott
Shelley
Forst
Lost
Lineus Nemertine Believed to Have Greatest Stretch
The Lineus Nemertine, a large flat marine worm, is thought to possess the greatest muscular expansion power of any living being. It can stretch from 88 to 90 feet in length.
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Earth
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University of Nebraska Star
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Paul L. Larson
Beaver City
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Hastings College of
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Ocie
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Fr Bures
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Ee Trimble
Fred Smith
W. Z
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Second Ave
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Chester Horton
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Finch
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Eevee
Winte Heyer
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Weber
Will
Pet
American Trust & Savings Bank
White Bank
Frank Lightner
Radebaugh
Monticello Ball Club
Solvay Coke
C. R. Fuel CO
St. SE
Sade
LON Council
Stokes ‘Orch
Jon Orch
Asn
Woman's Review
W. R. Harmon
Granby
Killian
Parker
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Pilicer Petroleum Co., Inc
First Ave
Fourth Street
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Montgomery
Ward & CO
Fourth Avenue
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