Bobby Jones Faces Field in Augusta Masters Open
Bobby Jones returns to Augusta National for the Masters Open April 4 7 in a field expected to include Olin Dutra Lawson Little Horton Smith Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Ky Laffoon Paul Runyan Craig Wood and 138 invitees from Britain Canada Japan and France with $5000 in prize money. Local observers expect Jones to finish in the top five despite a long layoff.
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Leo Diegel
Stein to Demonstrate at Pin Exhibition in Lincoln
Otto Stein national match game champion bowler and former 1934 national champion will appear at Lincoln Bowling Alleys on Wednesday for an exhibition and a one hour instruction session for attendees. Stein has been among bowling’s front ranks for over a decade and set four 300 games in one year. He defeated Joe Miller to claim the title in St Louis and Buffalo after Miller was defending champion. Stein’s exhibition will include questions and professional tips.
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Roosevelt Splits with Wilson Basket Quintets
Roosevelt and Wilson split a double header on Friday night before a large home crowd. The Roosevelt eighth grade won 28 to 8, while the ninth grade game went to overtime, Wilson prevailing 93 to 21. Roosevelt led early, Wilson tied it in the fourth, and Wilson pulled ahead in overtime with a field goal and a free throw.
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Drake Relays field to attract national stars in 1935 meet
Drake relays director Franklin Pitch Johnson anticipates record attendance for the April 26 and 27 Drake meet. Colleges from North Carolina State to Fresno plan appearances, with stars Milton Zori Niblock Milton Holt Connie Warmerdam and Bob Parke among those eyed for entry.
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Connie Warmerdam
Elroy Robinson
Jack Rand
San Diego Teachers College
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University of Oregon
Peppers Capture Tie In YWCA Girls Loop Outcome
In Friday night play at the YWCA the Peppers tied Squad 9 and T M 26-26 after a two minute overtime. The J J J s fell to the Peppers 25-14 in the same competition.
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Cornell Compiled Fine Mat Record In 1928 Season Climax
Cornell college wrestling closed its season with a 10-0 dual meets record after beating Missouri at Mount Vernon. The Purple Batmen also defeated Des Moines Carleton Minnesota Michigan State Army Franklin and Marshall Nebraska Iowa Teachers and finished by rallying to beat Missouri in the final bout. Howard McGrath Paul Weiler and Ray Bunch led the standouts with high point totals. Barker plans Midwest AAU NIT and national intercollegiate shows for March and April.
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Gazette Newsboys Annex Two Games Lose To Marion
The Gazette Newsboys lost to Marion after two games in the Quaker gym. In the first game the Newsies fell 52 to 38 as Dean Smith scored 19 and Warren led the Bulldogs with 12. In the second game the Newsies beat First Presbyterian 37 to 26 led by Hope Hibbens 15 and David Baer 11. Red Hibbens added a strong floor game while Floyd and Benesh led the Cards with 12 and 7. Marion’s Castle topped the scoring with 16 as Marion snapped the Newsboys’ 12 game win streak.
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Iowa State Sees Bright Basketball Outlook for 1936
Iowa State coach Louis E. Menze returns a strong core from the 1935 Big Six champions. Key seniors Wegner Hood and Cowan depart, while sophomores Flemming Cowen Holmes join a nucleus led by returning 6v5 centers Thomson and Kilborn. New center and guard spots to be filled.
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Boone
Iowa Baseball Chart Plans 29-Game Schedule
Iowa City article outlines the Hawkeyes 1935 baseball schedule with 29 games against fourteen opponents across seven states. Minnesota to visit for two games, and home Big Ten series against Wisconsin Ohio State and Minnesota. Also notes a 1934 church membership increase of 38 038 for The Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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Nagurski Bearclaws Headline Cedar Rapids Wrestling Card
Cedar Rapids fans expect a near sell-out as Bronco Nagurski meets Chief Bearclaws in a natural main event. Art Shires referees with Casey Berger vs Paul Jones in a semifinal, Tom Marvin vs Jack Zaranas openers, and Whatta man Shires as an added attraction to maintain order.
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Franklin Beats McKinley 30-26 In Fast Junior High Showdown
Franklin rallied in the final minutes to overcome McKinley 30-26 after a tight game. McKinley led early and after three quarters, but Franklin guards Gourley and Miller hit clutch shots to secure the victory.
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Olivet and Trinity Teams Meet Monday Playoff
Olivet Presbyterian and Trinity M. E. teams of the senior division of the church basketball league will meet in a playoff in the Roosevelt High School gymnasium Monday night at 7 o'clock.
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Mack Banking On Foxx Incs Pennant Search
Connie Mack shifts James Emory Foxx to catcher, betting a healthy season plus a pennant. Foxx, 27, embraces the move, aiming to boost the Athletics while securing a lucrative three year bonus. Mack touts Foxx as the era’s most versatile star and a potential all time great.
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Entries Pile Up For County Table Tennis Tournament
More than fifty entries have been received for Linn county table tennis in Marion on March 19, 20 and 21. Entrants include Sid Leibsohn and Dell Leibsohn Cedar Rapids Stan Kellams Marion champion Mrs Kenneth Murdoch Marion women's champion and Mrs James Bell Cedar Rapids runner up. Bob Bell Cedar Rapids champion plans to compete. Entries cover five events men and women singles doubles and mixed doubles.
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