Big Ten Indoor Meet Seeks Records At Chicago
Three of the Midwest’s fastest runners will lead the 24th annual Big Ten track and field meet in Chicago. 257 entries from ten schools mark a record pool as Willis Ward of Michigan, Indiana’s Charles Hornbostel and Isan Fuqua chase new marks in 60, 70 yard hurdles, 440, 880, mile relay and shot put. Fuqua tied the American indoor 440 record recently, Ward aims for multiple events, Hornbostel eyes his 880 record while teaming in the four man mile relay with Illinois’ Dave Cook seeking the shot mark near 49 feet.
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Hicago
Middle West
Num
Ber
Willis Ward
Michigan
Charles Hornbostel
Isan Fuqua
Indiana
Ward
Big Ten
Fuqua
Edwin Russell
Hornbostel
Henry Brocksmith
Dave Cook
Illinois
Clarence Munn
Minnesota
Jabs by Associated Press Report Records Boxing Bout Notes
National bullet points list boxing matches with several outpoints and results. Joe St. Boule and Babs Davis are noted with outpoints against Pietra Corr. Ocle Merritt from St Louis and Joe Forchione of Cleveland also appear with outpoints. Noughhouse Glover from Jacksonville defeats Sammy Slaughter in Terre Haute. Eddie Madieski leads offense with three hits and a training camp home run as Fort Myers players shine under hot sun.
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Associated Preae
Uy C
Joe St
Boule
Babs Davis
St. “Touls
Pietra Corr
Avai York
Ocle Merritt
St Lous
Joe Forchione
Cleveland
Dtew
Cincinnati
Noughhouse Glover
Jacksonvile
Vis
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Waute
Ind
Fort Mycors
Eddie Madieski
Prosponder Jones Chases Augusta Comeback Showdown
Associated Press reports ahead of the Augusta Open that Bobby Jones’s return stirs mixed feelings among pros who hope newer stars can rival him on his famed course. Paul Runyan leads a fading pack while Gene Sarazen may miss due to a Latin tour.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Jones
Augusta National
Whicch
Paul Runyan
Arkansas
White
Jones Returns to Augusta After Four Year Layoff
Veterans dispute pace and mental edges at Augusta in the talk of Bobby Jones returning to open competition. Phil Perkins notes the old mental attitude may haunt visiting sharpshooters while Runyan and others push pace. Contenders Espinosa Watrous Wood agree Jones may still hit well. Horton Smith stresses fighting urge and concentration for a true test. In other sports, Martelle high school’s basketball team, backed by 23 straight wins, faces Le Claire in a district playoff at Coe gym.
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Jones
Denny Shute
Chaipion
al Espinosa
Bunyan
Horton Smith
Paul
Augusta
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Bob
Walter Hager
Runyan
Ky Laffoon
Johnny Revolta
Tom Creavy
Wilfy Cox
Hagen
Phil Perkins
Bobby
Phil
al Watrous
Craig Wood
Savannah
Horton
Smith
Martelle High School
LeClaire
Coe
Martelle
Southard
Iowa Farmers Seek Beef Parity and Feeders' Bonuses
A farmer delegates meeting discusses reimbursing cattle feeders for losses due to corn pegged at 45 cents per bushel. The plan calls for bonus payments based on feed of corn in 1933-34, with options for cash or corn, tied to USDA data. The proposal, debated and rolled for a vote, aims to place corn fed cattle on parity with the fixed price.
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Nepf
Ince Bref
Tch
Kratchel
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Appoint Mortgage Conciliation Groups Listed Names
A long list of individuals across Iowa communities is named as appointees to Mortgage Conciliation Groups, including Langan Clinton John Wilson Jr, Almont Dr T B Charlton, Manchester Archie Lyman, and many others spanning from Delaware to Winneshick. The roster covers towns such as Oelwein, Fayette, Grundy Center, Maquoketa, Keokuk, Muscatine, Columbus Junction, and Decorah, with numerous rural route addresses and counties noted.
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Marengo
Jackson
Frank Keck
Maquoketa
Roy Dyas
John Goodenow
Alex Reed
Bellevue
Harold Keeley
Johnson
Oscar Wiese
Lone Tree
M_F Sullivan
Iowa City
Wotie North Liberty
Glen Hope
Jones J C McConaughy
Martelle
Max Wortman
Anamosa
J Hughes
Scotch Grove
Paul N Smith
Center Junction
William Willer
Monticello Keokuk
F Zepp
Hedrick
C. J Turner
Sigourney
Harry Snakenberg
Frank Kline
Keota
A Drew
Delta
Linn
OW Neal Mount
Otta F Schultz
Malcom
Guy Gorsuch
Grinnell
R. C. Lincoln Grinnell J J Boatman
Barnes City
Arthur Fleener
Iowa to enter 14 swimmers in Big Ten Carnival
Iowa City March 17. University of Iowa will enter fourteen athletes in the Big Ten swimming and diving meet at the Hawkeye field house pool. Coaches and managers report seven conference schools have entered 77 swimmers. Hawkeye entrants include Brice Grove Bill Busby Anton Zukas George Ernst Phil McClintock Harold Webber Wilbur Wehmeyer Allen Hurley Adolph Jacobs Meyer Jack Sieg Dunton Wise. Wisconsin will not participate. Indiana and Northwestern entries expected.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
David A. Armbruster
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio State
Minnesota
Purdue
Chicago
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwestern
Brice Grove
Bill Busby
Anton Zukas
George Ernst
Phil McClintock
Harold Webber
Wilbur Wehmeyer
Allen Hurley
Adolph Jacobsmeyer
Jack Sieg
Dunton and Wise
Gold Medal meet round one winners listed
Wilson Corn Kings and Quaker Oats led first round wins in the Gold Medal tourney as Iowa City Merchants and C C Ramblers also advanced. Other winners included Urbana, Lisbon, Shellsburg, and Iowa Steel. Quarterfinals set for Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. with matchups including Iowa City Merchants vs Wilson Corn Kings at 7 and Quaker Oats vs Cedar Rapids Gazette at 9.
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Iowa City Marchants
Wilson Corn Kings
Wilson Certified
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Barron-Shell
C. C. C. Ramblers
Wilson C. K
Urbana
Sammet
Beche
Proskovec
Hepker
Meyn
Moore
U Womacka
Kisling
Marble
R. Brody
Frank
Balik
M. Brody
Moucka
Ags
Kindler and Barnard
Lisbon
Heck
Rser
Koch
Holmes
Ricley
E O'Mcgauley
Bishop
O'Clark
Manoher
Carbee
Cronkrite
Chermnach
Konl
Sheldowa
Dick F Boyer
Gaulerher
Dd' Andrews
Hammon
Reed
Donnels
Geler
Pooler
Nabholtz
Stimmel
Whibbis
Brown
Byrnes and Skein
J Town Steel
FLP Masiers
y'Krumbholtz
la Velle
Giants not for sale says Stoneham after McGraw death
New York Giants president Charles A. Stoneham declares the club is not on the market and has not received offers. He recalls past rumors involving Tex Rickard and Gene Tunney, notes one legitimate offer since 1919 was refused, and explains a three-way agreement with McGraw and McQuade requiring unanimous consent to sell any stock.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Charles A. Stoneham
Associated Press
Giants
Stoneham
McGraw
Tex Rickard
Polo Grounds
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
Tunney
Francis X. McQuade
McQuade
Newhall To Hold One Of 32 Girls' Cage Tournaments
Des Moines reports start of sectional girls high school basketball tournaments across 32 sites led by Newhall and 281 teams. District meets run March 15 to 17 with finals in Des Moines a week after the boys crown is decided. sectional sites include Cambridge Deep River Hillsboro Melcher Keosauqua Richland Alierton Gilman Bayard Shedahl Dexter Cumberland College Springs Oakland Walnut Lenox Armstrong Ayrshire Dayton Akron Lake Park Odebolt Plover West Bend Garnaville Postville Sheffield Hampton Eldora Grundy Center Newhall Center Junction.
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Des Moines
Cambridge
Deep River
Hillsboro
Melcher
Keosauqua
Richland
Alierton
Gilman
Bayard
Sheldahl
Dexter
Cumberland
College Springs
Oakland
Walnut
Lenox
Armstrong
Ayrshire
Dayton
Akron
Lake Park
Odebolt
Plover
West Bend
Garnaville
Postville
Sheffield
Hampton
Eldora
Grundy Center
Newhall
Center Junction
Independence And Lenox Victors In State Cage Meet
In Marshalltown AP report two northeastern Iowa junior college teams advanced to the second round of the Iowa junior college basketball tournament Lenox College Hopkinton defeated Ellsworth Mason City beat 38 26 Independence defeated Webster City 33 26 Burlington defeated Northwestern 40 32. The two winners meet Friday.
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Marshalltown
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