CCC Boxing Finals Tonight at Memorial Coliseum in Cedar County
EMI finals feature 32 boxers from the CCC tournament meeting in three round bouts at 8 p.m. in Memorial Coliseum. Notables include Milt Cashman Perry Oliver John O Rourke Bud Ozburn and Kenneth Dempsey among contenders. Reserved balcony seats 25 cents main floor 41 cents ringside 75 cents plus tax. referees judges and announcers listed.
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Memorial Coliseum
Golden Gloves
Milt Cashman
Perry Oliver
Clinton Woodford
John Broussard
Slugger Edwards
Kenneth Dempsey
John O’rourke
Bud Ozburn
Alex Fidler
Johnny Fryrear
Fred Calkins
Jim Barnett
Larry Condon
Dempsy Jones
Joe McCormick
Kenneth Harmer
Eee Zwer
Marion
Milton Cashman
Maquoketa
Howard Lucas
Jack Frye
Hampton
Edward Smith
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Merle Bird
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Paul Schwendinger
Robert Foster
Solon
Ralph Drake
Jack Platt
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Almon Swain
Sigourney
Walter Drehr
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Charles Orvis
Decorah
Donald Arhens
Kenneth Seldon
Warner Aylesworth
Louis Bebber
Ernest Caster
Max McC
Catholic Inter scholastic tourney opens with Xavier clash
The 13th annual Catholic Interscholastic basketball tournament opens at Loyola academy Chicago with defending champion Xavier of Louisville meeting DePadua Ashland Wis. opening night features St Francis Council Bluffs Ia versus De La Salle Chicago and Our Lady of Victory Lackawanna N Y against St Anthony Okmulgee Okla. Thirty two teams from eighteen states compete in first round pairings.
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Xavier
Louisville
DePadua
Ashland
Wis
Loyola Academy
St. Michael
Union City
N. J
St. Augustine
Austin
Ruth Elder Enters Southern California Women's Golf Championship
Ruth Elder world famous aviatrix and now Mrs Arnold Gillespie has entered the Southern California women's golf championship to be played in Los Angeles next week. She is not expected to beat the tournament favorite Mrs Gregg Lifar but is regarded as a natural athlete and a comer.
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Miss Elder
Arnold Gillespie
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Three Eye League Will Not Function in 1936
Western league president A J McLaughlin announced the Three I circuit will not operate in 1936. He will seek an official ruling on Peoria territorial rights from Judge Bramham. Peoria’s entry into the Western depends on the Three I folding and on St Joseph joining to make eight teams.
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A. J. McLaughlin
W. G. Bramham
Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Ill
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Decatur
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Ross C. Harriott
Terre Haute
Ind
Harry Scranton
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Durham
N. C
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Optic Circuit
A. L. McLaughlin
Western
Howard Millard
Judge Bramham
Association
Stanwood High To Meet Cumberland In Girls Meet
Sixteen teams survived district meets to compete for the state championship in Des Moines Iowa. First round games Thursday include Centerville Woodward Farragut Waterville Gilman Seymour Mallard Melcher Bode Wellsburg Cumberland Stanwood Fonda Plover Hansell Manilla with Cumberland Stanwood set for a 2 p.m. matchup.
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Woodward
Farragut
Waterville
Gilman
Seymour
Mallard
Melcher
Bode
Wellsburg
Cumberland
Stanwood
Fonda
Plover
Hansell
Manilla
Illinois And Wisconsin Bowlers Lead In N B C
Illinois and Wisconsin lead NBC standings after opening weekend at Indianapolis. Chicago tops team event with 2896. Henry Inwasson leads singles 702 and all-events 1880. Wauwatosa pair Ed Hansen and Russell Gersonde head doubles with 1260. Other high scores include Berwyn and Chicago entrants in doubles.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Henry Inwasson
Wauwatosa
Wis
Ed Hansen
Russell Gersonde
J. Erben
W. Pethke
Berwyn
Ill
G. Zinka
W. Hoffman
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedules
The Associated Press reports multiple spring games with Tampa facing Cincinnati and Boston, Clearwater hosting Detroit, Los Angeles defeating Chicago, St Louis meeting Boston, and other results including Philadelphia beating Washington and New York blanking Pensacola. Weeklong schedule details include Fort Myers and Bradenton matchups with several teams.
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Brooklyn
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Beston
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Franklin Paired In Davenport Tourney
Ninety Iowa high school teams chase the state title with district games this weekend. Eight district sites stage pairings among Roosevelt Des Moines Ames Newton Marshalltown and others in Class A and Class B. The Davenport Iowa City matchup opens a slate of hard fought early rounds with many perennial contenders in action across eight sites.
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Newton
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Tipton
Davenwden
New Hampton
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Postville
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Waterville
Fredericksburg
Quasqueton
Shellsburg
Clermont
New Township
Ottumwa
Bealanele
Albia
Melcher
Martinsburg
Williamson
Blakesburg
Milo
Iowa Prep School Athlete Cleared Of Pro Charges
Des Moines reports Bob Feller a 17 year old Van Meter high school star is not a professional after Iowa High School Athletic Association ruling. He had been under contract to the Cleveland Indians since last August and accused of paid pitching with semi pro teams but the association found he has not actually received money yet.
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Yankees Can Challenge In American League Title Race
The New York Yankees appear a threat in the American League pennant chase with Joe McCarthy and stars Vernon Gomez Lou Gehrig and Frank Crosetti ready to rebound. Meanwhile Northwestern coach Burt Ingversen shifts to baseball and Branch Rickey pushes for a loyalty oath in Dizzy Dean pay talks as Peoria fights Western league entry amid territorial disputes.
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New York Yankees
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Iowa Teams Post Strong Indoor Campaign Highlighted by Big Ten Title
Iowa athletes completed a strong indoor season with a Big Ten swimming title, wrestling runners-up, and top-five showings in track while gymnasts placed fourth. Ray Walters led swimming with wins in the 100 and 50 yard freestyles. Wrestler Bob Larson defended his 135 pound title and earned the American Olympic Committee medal as top wrestler, with Earle Kielhorn and Byron Guernsey also claiming titles. Track tied for fifth in Chicago, with two more indoor meets remaining.
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Rockford
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Bob Larson
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Larson
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Byron Guernsey
Chicago
Charley Ruffing Seen Near Yankees Fold in Camp Notes
In St. Petersburg rumors swirl that Charley Ruffing may yet sign with the Yankees as he met with manager Joe McCarthy at his car window. Pat Malone and Lefty Gomez worked on batting drills in the mud while a game with the Bees was canceled.
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Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Pat Malone
Lefty Gomez
Bees
Pirates Prepare for Cubs Barnstormer in San Antonio
San Antonio reporters note Arky Vaughan, NL batting ace, in strong form after a Sunday intra camp game where he collected three hits in five at bats as the Pirates gear up for their Tuesday exhibition with the Chicago Cubs.
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Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Arky Vaughan
Senators Rally Past Phillies 5-3 Behind Ston e Powell Hill Catches
Sensational outfield catches by Stone Powell and Hill robbed the Phillies of the lead on three occasions as the Senators defeated Philadelphia 5-3 Sunday.
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Stone
Powell
Hill
Phillies
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Cubs Open Exhibition Swing in Texas Stop
The Cubs headed through an exhibition tour with a San Antonio stop set to feature a game against Pittsburgh. Pitcher Hugh Casey has been optioned to Los Angeles as the trip continues toward Florida and back to Chicago.
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Chicago Cubs
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Tex
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White Sox regroup after three game series with Cubs
In Pasadena the White Sox reassessed after losing two of three to the Cubs. Manager Jimmy Dykes criticized Malin McCulloch and planned to move George Stumpf to center field. New Orleans reports say the Indians returned from Pensacola after a three game set with the Giants. Manager Steve O'Neill praised his club's batting and pitching power.
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Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Jimmy Dykes
Malin McCulloch
George Stumpf
New Orleans
Indians
Giants
Pensacola
Steve O'Neill
Five Brown recruits join San Antonio team in Laredo
West Palm Beach reports five Brown recruits left camp for Laredo Texas to join the San Antonio team. The players listed are infielder Tom y Cigno Las Sanes and Ray Geizelbach, Roy Weisenborn, Stidham Talley and Charles Petro, all pitchers.
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Laredo
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San Antonio
Tomy Cigno
Las Sanes
Ray Geizelbach
Roy Weisenborn
Stidham Talley
Charles Petro
Baseball notes and lineup shuffles from the weekend
Frankie Frisch rearranges the Cards lineup as Jim Collins misses due to his father's death Johnny Mize is ill Pepper Martin is sidelined with a stomach ailment Eddie Morgan Terry Moore and Lynn King fill in The Red Sox consider Jimmy Foxx's 465 foot homer while rain postpones Boston Bees games at waterfront park staying off until the next day
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Frankie Frisch
Athletics
Jim Collins
Johnny Mize
Pepper Martin
Eddie Morgan
Terry Moore
Lynn King
Can The Red Sox Stand Prosperity This Year
In Sarasota Boston’s million dollar Red Sox face the challenge of living up to high expectations. Manager Cronin declares the club the team to beat and plans a youthful core with Grove West Farrell and Marcum anchoring the pitching staff. The lineup sketched includes Almada Cooke Graham Cramer Manush Foxx Cronin Werber or Kroner at catcher.
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Red Sox
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Walbere
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West Ferrell
Johnny Marcum
Fred Ostermueller
Joe Cascarella
Walberg
Johnny Welch
Manuel Salvo
Mel Almada
Dusty Cooke
Art Graham
Roger Cramer
Foxx
McNair
Werber
Rick Ferrell
John Kroner
Davis Sees Dizzy Dean as Great Pitcher Despite Feud
Virgil Davis of the St. Louis Cardinals says Dizzy Dean is the greatest pitcher but vows to give him a “proper medicine” when he reports. Davis defends Dean's temperamental nature and explains pitchers need coaching, teasing, and discipline to perform.
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Virgil Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
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Phillies
Starting Golf Quickly Through Focused Practice
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Cunningham Tells Of Race Strategy And Pitching Woes
Connie Mack discusses Frank Higgins and the Philadelphia Athletics roster in a wide ranging Florida interview. Mack laments pitching depth, recalls selling star players, and explains his plan to rebuild with a young infield and improved pitching as he weighs the team’s future.
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Tobin Davis And Wampler Headline Mat Card Thursday
Tobin a popular winter Memorial Coliseum addition headlines Eddie Jennings’s Thursday show against Ear Wampler of Scranton. Karl Davis from Ohio State faces Cliff Thiede of Long Beach while Ivan Vakturoff opens against Ray Richards. all last week’s postponed tickets will be honored.
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Ohio State
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Long Beach
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Ivan Vakturoff
Ray Richards
Jennings
Minnesota
Hopkinton Five Wins Center Point Tourney
Burdick's Aces of Hopkinton captured the East Central Iowa independent tournament title with a 42 to 27 victory over the International Harvesters of Cedar Rapids. Harvesters led 11-5 after one, trailed 20-19 at halftime, and a big third period stretched the gap. Center Point Merchants earned Consolation honors via forfeit from Racine's of Iowa City.
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Ban's Walnut Timbers Become Rocking Chairs
Oliver P. Downing of Guthrie tore down his barn and fashioned the walnut timber into rocking chairs. The first chair from the seamned timber near Washita drew orders for the entire run.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oliver P. Downing
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