Martelle And Sharon Reach Class B Finals In District Cage Meet
In Cedar Rapids district play Martelle and Sharon advanced to Class B finals by beating LeClaire and Preston. Sharon piled up 51 points against Preston, while Martelle led LeClaire 31 to 20. Class A Friday night features Davenport vs DeWitt and Washington vs Iowa City.
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Cedar Rapids
Martelle
Sharon
Martelle Trims
LeClaire
Preston
Artelle
Davenport
DeWitt
Washington
Iowa City
Martello
Martelle LeClaire
Sievers
Rhodes
Mohr
Coe
Iowa
District Scores and Round Results From Iowa Playoffs
Reported district scores from Creston Estherville Mason City Des Moines Oelwein Osceola and Waterloo list Class A and B first rounds and semi finals. Key matchups include Harlan over Creston 34 28 and Roosevelt over Webbster City 39 16 with other results across multiple towns and schools.
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Atlantic
Diagonal
Dow City
Kiron
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Onawa
Stennett
Maloy
Des Moines
Ames
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Boxholm
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Minburn
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Estherville
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Linn Grove
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Oelwein
Randalia
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Elma
Delhi
Dutch Poll To Manage Sioux City Ball Club
Sioux City AP report says E R Dutch Zwilling agreed with the new Sioux City Western league club and will sign within days. Zwilling managed St Joseph to a pennant in 1933 and Kansas City in 1929, also winning the little world series that year.
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Tigers Face Cedar Rapids Tourney After Conference Finish
In a team photo, graduates Bax ter Miller Blahnik Johnson Wilson Nicholas Nance Kinch Hruska Reyna and others left the Tiger squad, while Olmstead and Rickey have moved from the sophomores to the varsity. Washington plays Iowa City tonight in the Cedar Rapids district first round of the state basketball tournament after finishing second in the Mississippi Valley Conference.
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Olmstead
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Washington
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
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the Gazette
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Mississippi Valley
Dick Williams Named Leader of U S Cup Squad
R Norris Williams 2nd of Philadelphia is chosen to lead the United States entry for 1934. The former Davis cup player and 1921 24 captain replaces earlier leadership as the cup selection committee and president announce the move to bolster training and preparation to reclaim the trophy from England. Williams brings long experience from 1913 to 1927 and recent national results.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
R. Norris
Dick) Williams
Philadelphia
America
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England
Williams
Froschauer To Lead Illinois Quintet
Frank Froschauer of Lincoln Illinois was named captain of the Illinois 1934 1935 basketball team. The four letter winner and forward on the All Star Big Ten team chosen by conference coaches this season led the Wolverines scoring.
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University of Iinois
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Hedges to Lead Cedar Rapids Football Schedule
Horace Cap Hedges will officiate a packed fall slate starting Sept 28 with Coe and Upper Iowa, then Nebraska Minnesota at Minneapolis, Iowa, Nebraska, Grinnell, Drake, Ohio State, Northwestern, Army, Illinois, Pittsburgh, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Notre Dame and Army in venues including Lincoln Des Moines Evanston Urbana and New York. The schedule signals Hedges' high esteem as a top official. The Herrick brothers story notes six brothers playing across Webster high school teams over seventeen years with J C finishing this spring. The Franco American tennis tour reaches mid point with receipts totaling 75723 dollars and distributions leaving OBrien with about 15144 dollars and Tilden and Vines sharing 30 289 dollars, with exhibitions to follow in several cities and an expected 50000 more. For Cedar Rapids baseball, the manager’s name remains undetermined as Denver vs Western league issues delay announcement until next week. Iowa intra squad news notes many veterans plus promising freshmen vying for spots with spring reports suggesting strong competition for varsity berths next fall.
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Kenneth
Donald
Dale
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University of Iowa
Russ Fisher
Crayne
Hoover
Bill Seel
John Gallagher
Fred Radloff
Jerry Foster
Bernie Page
Thistlethwaite Named Richmond University Director of Physical Education
Glenn E. Thistlethwaite of Carroll College Wisconsin is appointed by University of Richmond president F W Boatwright as director of physical education and coach in three sports. He will begin September 1 and replace Frank M. Dobson who resigned, taking on football basketball and track duties.
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F W Boatwright
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Glenn E. Thistlethwaite
Carroll College
Wisconsin
Frank M. Dobson
Thistrthwaite
Ames Basket Five Trips Keystone 43-23
KEystone The Sheldon Mann Cardinals a Ames professional basketball team defeated the local independent team on the home floor Wednesday evening 43 to 23 The Cardinals were named third best team in the state and include two local players Al Heitman and Ervin Harder Heitman named center on the first all state team.
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Sheldon-Mann Cardinals
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Cardinals
al Heitman
Ervin Harder
Iowa State College
Heitman
District basketball district finals loom as favorites push on
More than twenty five teams chase state berth as district tournament advances to semis across eight cities. Defending champion Dunkerton faces Geneseo in a class B final setup at Cedar Falls while Grinnell OsKaloosa and Des Moines Roosevelt pace toward the finals with decisive wins.
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Roosevelt
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Murray
Minburn
Jewell
Cambridge
Algona
Mason City
Belmond
Ledyard
Grafton
Oelwein
Randalia
Elma
Tournament Topics By Dick Everett. Finals preview notes tight defense
The article analyzes the Sharon Preston finals with Martello as favorites. It details score gaps, season records, and player Rhodes at 13 points per game totaling 325 for the year. Attendance and expectations for Class A round assess the tournament atmosphere and official roles.
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Rhodes
Foxx Signs One Year Deal With Athletics At 18000
Jimmy Foxx, reigning batting champion, signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Athletics for 18000 dollars, an increase of 3000 from 1933 and 7000 above the original 11000 offer. A rider tied extra pay to attendance. Foxx had demanded 25000 earlier and even threatened to quit baseball.
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Giants Rip Macks In Opening Fracas At Miami Beach
New York Giants rookies sparked a 3 to 2 comeback win over the Philadelphia Athletics in the first exhibition game of the season at Flamingo Park. Trailing 2–0, Bill Terry’s club erupted in the ninth with Weintraub Martin Danning and Leiber delivering four hits and three runs. Athletics outhit 8 to 6, three pitchers used by both sides, crowd over 3,000, unofficial season opener. Connie Mack’s club saw Kennedy Benton among pitchers.
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Baseball Campouts and Spring Training Notes Across The States
In Bradenton the Cardinals holdouts include Ernie Orstad George Watkins Flint Roem and Paul Dean missing from the second squad. In Miami the Giants and Athletics open the exhibition season with Bill Terry and Connie Mack guiding lineups and Blondy Ryan at short. In Tampa Dazzy Vance impresses for the Reds during spring drills. In New Orleans Putiak works on finger protection while Steve ONeill coaches him on timing his right hand.
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Boxing Results From Various Cities Across the Nation
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Muncie
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