Coe to Meet Knox in Final Conference Showdown
Coe College closes the season Friday night against Knox in Galesburg after a hard win over the Kohawks two weeks ago. The Smashers rely on rangy play and will start Kammer Pavegho Linduska at key positions with Vickley at guard and Vegho, Linduska in the forward trip. The game marks the final appearance for seniors Kammer Vegho Linduska and reserve guard Hena as statistics are compiled for all players.
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Training Camp Briefs Highlight Giants and Other Clubs
Reports from Havana Clearwater St Petersburg Pasadena Chicago Tampa Orlando and Worcester describe early camp chatter. Giants manager Bill Terry touts improved pitching outfield and defense while Dodgers holdouts Mungo and Hassett demand 500 separate deals. Yankees note weigh ins and signings.
Coe Track Card Sets Eight Meets On Schedule
The Coe College track card lists a total of eight meets for the season. It notes matches with schools including South Dakota and Iowa teams with events at Naperville and nearby sites.
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Jimmy Foxx Signs 1937 Contract With Red Sox
Boston AP Eddie Collins announced Foxx signed the 1937 deal with the Red Sox. Terms not revealed. Collins would not disclose specifics but quoted Foxx saying he was satisfied with the arrangement after a phone call from Sarasota Florida.
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Palo Girls End Season With 10 Wins In 14 Games
The Palo high school girls basketball team finished the season 10 14, beating Solon 29 16. They scored 412 points to opponents 261 and were undefeated at home. Four seniors Ethel Packingham Ada Clark Lila Pierson Gretchen Mills.
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Y Floor Hosts Fast Contests Tonight In Gold Medal Tourney
Intermediate division action in the Gold Medal tournament features Tre Cher juniors facing Central Park with finals at 9 pm and consolation at 7 pm. Earlier results include Jocal Y beating the Ramblers 92 to 26 and Central Park defeating Vikings 33 to 39 as Anderson and Hysenbeck lead scorers with 40 points across two games.
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Patty Berg and Kathryn Hemphill Reach Round Two
Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia South Carolina advanced to the Florida East Coast Women's golf tournament second round in St Augustine. Berg shot four under par 76 for medal honors and defeated Mrs R H Trilock of Birmingham Alabama 4 and 3. Hemphill posted a 37 on the first nine and routed Mrs Henry Johnson of Smyrna Florida 8 and 7.
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McKinley 7th and 8th Graders Triumph Over I C Team
The McKinley junior high squad defeated Immaculate Conception 22 to 14 on Wednesday night. I C led 5-0 after one quarter and 6-3 at halftime. Barta and Sedilek scored 19 of McKinley’s points while Pen and OBrien tallied 8 for I C.
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Maquoketa and Waukon Meet in First Round
Maquoketa junior college travels to Elkader Monday to face Waukon in the first round of the conference tournament. Elkader meets Independence in the other semifinal with the final set for Tuesday night.
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Grimm Sees Cubs An Improved Club
Charley Grimm, Cubs manager, says Chicago will be a heckuva lot better this year and the team to beat in the National League. He cites trades helping the club and notes a small 29-man spring squad to emphasize real ball players. Demarce and holdouts Marty Galan and Tex Carleton press for pay. Hartnett to catch, Parmelee added at first base, with more questions about the outfield.
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Jerry Travers Reflects On Golf And The Club Rule Change
Veteran golfer Jerry Travers recalls vintage gear and greener past eras while commenting on the sport's future. He notes the 14 club limit could sharpen play and traces changes from his era of few clubs to today’s abundance of equipment. He won multiple amateur titles and a national open earlier in the century.
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Travers and Clubs Shape a Golfer’s Mastery
The interview recalls Trav ers as an iron specialist who excelled with a fighting spirit and precise second shots. He notes his lack of wood use, small frame, and superb putting. He details his struggle as an amateur in medal play and how the 1915 Open at Baltusrol reshaped his approach to win. He wishes for a professional job opportunity.
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Sophomores Lead Iowa Scores in Two Sports
Two Iowa sophomores Wilbur Nead and Benney Stephens top their athletic teams. Stephens became the leading basketball scorer with 168 points in the season, while Nead led wrestlers with 21 points. Other top scorers include Bush Lamb in track, Ray Walters in swimming, and Eugene Wettstein in gymnastics.
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Kalona and South English Reach Semi Finals in Local Tourney
Kalona defeats Fairfield Anchors 35 16 and South English beats Ainsworth 35 20 to advance to the semi finals of the Gold Medal tournament. They will play Thursday night for a chance to face the Washington Hawks or the Ex Cards of Washington in the final.
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Bonura and Hayes Reach Terms With White Sox
Chicago White Sox end holdouts Henry Bonura and Jackie Hayes agree to terms after talks with owner Lou Comiskey. Bonura commits to a salary between 13,500 and 10,500. Hayes accepts a 2,500 raise. Bonura plans to join training in Pasadena by March 9.
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Max Baer Sails to England Amid Farce on Ocean
New York AP says Maxie Baer dodged the law and the press as he sailed for Europe under ridiculous circumstances. A crowd of excited women shouted as Baer departed.
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