St Ambrose Dethrones I. C. Beaten In State Tourney
St Ambrose academy limited I. C. Beaten in the state Catholic basketball tournament at Davenport to a 22-8 victory, eliminating the Cedar Rapids team in the second round. Davenport advances to the semifinals with Columbia academy of Dubuque, St. Mary's Marshalltown, and Central Catholic Ottumwa.
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St Ambrose Academy
Greyhounds
Davenport
Columbia Academy of
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St. Mary's of
Marshalltown
Central Catholic
Ottumwwa
Conception High
Cedar Rapids
Columbia
Ottumwa
St. Ambrose
Phil Seghi
I. C
Local Bowling League Results Highlight Close Games
St Marys of Marshalltown edged St Pauls of Defiance 45 to 44 as Defiance rallied 17 points in the final period. St Ambrose Marshalltowns semi final clash loomed as a feature. Ottumwa defeated Sacred Heart Pocahontas 22 to 21 with Peters delivering a late winning shot.
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St. Mary's
Marshalltown
St. Paul's
Defiance
St. Ambrose-Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Sacred Heart of Pocahontas
Peters
Ross Armstrong to Fight in May for Welterweight Title
Henry Armstrong featherweight champion moves up to welterweight to challenge Bar ney Ross for the title in an outdoor May 26 bout. The two will seek a 142 pound limit in Madison Square Garden or a local ball park with promoter Mike Jacobs. Armstrong plans about one tune up and aims for a big gate near 300 000 with Ross taking around 40 percent of net receipts.
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Barney Ross
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Armstrong
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Lou Ambers
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Jacobs
Symnasium
Armstrong Jacobs
Ross-Armstrong
Lew Feldman
Hippodrome
Billy Beauhard
Enrico Enturi
Alf Blatcch
Charley Burns
Indians in contract dispute over rookie Nowak
Farm hands and managers clash as Cleveland faces a potential second contract fight. Bill Nowak, a 20 year old from Detroit, trained with Cleveland after switching from the Giants Baton Rouge camp, with Bill Terry alleging the Indians stole his prize rookie and presenting the case to Judge Bramham. Nowak claims Springfield contract, Terry cites Jersey City deal and a March 1 filing deadline. Nowak will confer with Cy Slapnicka and Oscar Vitt following the dispute.
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Detroit
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Baton Rouge
Bill Terry
Indians
William Bramham
Oscar Vitt
Nowak
Springfield
Jersey City
Terry
Bramham
Leaders Hold Their Spots In Bowling Meet
Chicago bowler Victor Toewish moved to second in all events with a 1 846 nine game series, aiding his doubles with Benedict Dalton. Ray Kufner of Chicago topped the singles day with a 659 series, after opening 205 and 210, finishing 244. Leaders include Dalry Cleveland, Brlemeyer Soda, Marine City Old Bru, Tinney's Pobst, and Terry Coal Co. in all events standings.
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Victor Tocwish
Benedict Dalton
Tocwish
Ray Kufner
Kufner
St Louis
Chris Tonkorfe
Victor Toewish
Chicapo
Charles Kopp
Champ
Palmer
Akron
Basketball Scores From Roasted Peanut Notes
A fragment notes a claim about roasted peanuts, stating the jumbo Virginia peanut averages 44 percent fat. The tidbit appears as a side item in a sports section.
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Virginia
Giants May Not Win Pennant as Usual This Season
United Press reports Bill Terry of the New York Giants expresses confidence they will win the National League pennant, though not “as usual.” The Cubs and Cardinals loom strong. the roster lists 21 others vying for roles, with stars such as Hubbell Ott and Mel Ott leading the lineup and pitching staff.
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United Press
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Bill Terry
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Cliff Melton
Mel Ott
Dick Bartell
Harry Danning
Johnny McCarthy
Burgess Whitehead
Jimmy Ripple
Joe Moore
Hank Leiber
Danning
McCarthy
Whitehead
Ott
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Moore
Leiber
Ripple
Hubbell
Melton
Hal Schumacher
Clydell Castleman
Dick Coffman
Harry Gumbert
Gus
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Boston
Schumacher
Pittsburgh
Two Gridders Face Off In Mat Card At Memorial Coliseum
Two former football stars are listed for Thursday’s mat card at the Memorial Coliseum. Ray Steele of Glendale and Jules Strongbow of Broken Arrow top the card, with Cliff Thiede of USC meeting Alf Johnson of Minneapolis. Ed Cook of Cedar Rapids, once of Coe, headlines singles against Joe Hubka of Dodge, Nebraska.
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Memorial Coliseum
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Jules Strongbow
Broken Arrow
Okla
Cliff Thiede
University of Southern California
Alf Johnson
Minneapolis
Land of the Norsemen
Ed Cook
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Cook
Joe Hubka
Dodge
Neb
Boxing Roundup Sheds Lights on Evening Knockouts
In San Jose Henry Hook of Indianapolis and Dave Lefton of Aberdeen washed drew ten rounds. In York Solly Kreiger of Brooklyn knocked out Stanley Hassato of Yonkers. Joe Fontana of Brooklyn defeated Jimmy Lancaster of Wilmington in New York City.
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Red Fields
Chicago
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Henry Hook
Indianapolis
Dave Lefton
Aberdeen
Wash
Drew
York
Solly Kreiger
Brook Iyn
Stanley Hassato
Yonkers
Joe Fontana
Brooklyn
Jimmy Lancaster
Wilmington
Del
Wisconsin Texas gridfest dates set in 1939 clash
Austin Texas AP reports the University of Wisconsin was added to the University of Texas 1939 schedule for an intersectional game on October 7 at Madison Wisconsin. The matchup marks a notable addition to the season with both programs pursuing strong records.
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St Ambrose advances with 50 35 win over Kansas Wesleyan
St Ambrose of Davenport Iowa stays in the national title race by defeating Kansas Wesleyan 50 to 35 in a first round game. Thomas scores 17 for St Ambrose while Snyder and Watson each add 14 for Wesleyan. Murray State Teachers eliminates Drake 47 to 40 with McKeeI netting 21 points.
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Baseball Chiefs To Meet In New Orleans
William G Bramham president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced the thirty seventh annual convention would be held in New Orleans December 7 8 9 Cy Young veteran pitcher spent 11 years in the American League and 11 in the National League
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Durham
N. C
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Cy 7 Young
Perry Opens Up On Amateur Net Racket
Fred Perry recalls clashes with clubs over amateurs and professionals in tennis. He recounts West Side Tennis Club snubbing Ellsworth Vines in Forest Hills and Wimbledon officials shunning him after turning pro. Perry argues the line between amateurism and professionalism has blurred, noting earnings differences and tennis politics.
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Aytona Beach
Fla
West Side
Forest Hills
Ellsworth Vines
AEA Wyls
Vines
Fred Perry
United States
Fred
Usl.t.a
Riggs
Sabin
Hines
Nassau
Cornell Fresh Wrestlers Bow To Teachers
Cornell freshmen were defeated 21 to 13 by Iowa State Teachers yearlings in Mount Vernon. Jensen Wilson and Natvig secured falls for the Teachers, while Cornell’s Martin, Simpson, Lyman, Jones and Chambers won or moved points in various weight classes. Referee was Bernard Van Etten.
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Iowa State
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Martin
Mason City
Conley
Elmer Simpson
Lenth
Bill Lyman
The
Purple
Jim Jones
Mith
Allnce
Reidler
Fliger
Rhaulsts
Simpson
Wisepound
Sbise
Lyman
Chambers
Jones
Bernard van Etten
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