Mohawks Reach Semi in Des Moines State Tourney
Mason City upset Sac City 22 to 17 to reach the semi finals as Maurice Cooper directed a slow controlled attack. Diagonal defeated Hubbard 41 to 31 while Creston routed Kalona 40 to 16 and Marshalltown beat Ute 36 to 19. The title game will follow the consolation contest at 8 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Kalona
Hubbard
Marshalltown
Ute
Dians
Maurice Cooper
Judge Grimskey
Mason City
Cooper
Sac City
Jim Thynne
Webster City
Thynne
Mohawks
Diagonal
Pop Warner
Fire Department
Pop
Harold Hopkins
Panthers
Washington County
Bobcats
Russ Dickinson
Ben Trickey
Mubbard
Hubrd
Slavik
Goodson
Dickens
Beymer
Bizer
Gerlach
Dougan
Steelman
Hendrickson
Elmer Starr
Des Moines U
Fred Winter
Grime
Colloton
Aroig
Pickell
Fyune
Humphrey
Barbour
Wilams
Brisbane
Siserd Ree
Mason
Collcton
Pickeil
Bris- M
W. Fartee
Williams Seen as the Prize Rookie
A. P. Sports Writer Gayle Talbot profiles Ted Williams as a standout rookie for the Boston Red Sox. Williams, a .366 hitter with 43 homers last season, is praised for talent and personality, with expectations he will energize the season. Detroit’s Fred Hutchinson is noted as a rival prize pitcher amid publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati
Ted Williams
Minneapolis
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Fred Hutchinson
Frank Croucher
Yankee
Charlie Keller
Joe Gallagher
Cardinals
Tom Sunkel
Ted
New York
Chicago
Oklahoma and Denver fives in cage final
Denver Nuggets and Bartlesville Phillips duel for the National AAU title in the city auditorium. Jack McCracken coaches the Nuggets and Charley Hyatt leads the Phillips team in a clash featuring top guards and pivotal late runs after both sides defeated California challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Denver
Denver Nuggets
Bartlesville Phillips
City Auditorium
Nuggets
Jack McCracken
Phillips
Charley Hyatt
University of Pittsburgh
California
Hollywood
Oklahoma City
Olympic
6000 Tickets Sold For Iowa Notre Dame Game
6000 fans have ordered tickets for the November 11 Iowa Notre Dame football game in Iowa City. Business Manager Charles Galiher said the matchup will pair Dr. Eddie Anderson's UI squad with his alma mater and he expects the Minnesota game the following weekend to also sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
Notre Dame
Budge Wins Sixth Straight Over Perry in Pittsburgh
Don Budge captures his sixth consecutive victory against Fred Perry in Pittsburgh as Duquesne Garden draws about 2,000 spectators for a 6 4 exhibition win. The match highlights rising box office concerns in pro tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Don Budge
Fred Perry
Duquesne Garden
Eateas
Ryder Cup set for Ponte Vedra links in Florida
United Press report by Henry McLemore describes strong signals that the Ryder cup matches with England will be held at Ponte Vedra Country Club near Jacksonville in November. Walter Hagen backs the course as a premier test with favorable conditions for the visiting team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Professional Golfers’ Association
England
Ponte Vedra Country Club
Ponte Vedra
Walter Hagen
Haig
St. Augustine
Pinehurst
St. Louis
Hagen
Mississippi
Oregon Wins Coast Conference Title With 54 49 Triumph
The University of Oregon Webfeet defeated California 54 to 49 in the Coast Conference final, securing their first title since 1919 and advancing to the NCAA tournament in San Francisco. Slim Wintermute and John Dick each scored 16 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Ins
University of Oregon
Golden Bears
California
Webfeet
Bears
Slim Wintermute
Oregon
John Dick
San Francisco
Play Finals Tonight In College Cage Meet
Kansas City dispatch notes finals in the national intercollegiate basketball tournament between Southwestern of Winfield Kansas and San Diego State of California. Southwestern beat Glenville State 46 to 37 while San Diego State won 49 to 29 over Peru State Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwestern
Winfield
Kan
San Diego
California
Glenville State
Glenville
W. Va
Peru
Nebraska
Boxing lightweights or welterweights roundups across cities
Sport Jabs by The Associated Press reports scattered bout results from multiple cities. Davis and Brown are noted with points, Garcia stops Marsh, Foster and Demaray are listed with scores, and assorted locations include New York Chicago San Francisco Minneapolis and Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
A! Davis
Brooklyn
Mickey Farber
New
Chicago
Johnny Brown
Eddie Dempsey
Moline
San Francisco
Caeferino Garcia
San Franciseco
Lield Marsh
Sacramento
Calif
Holly Wood
Glenn Lee
Nebraska
Esociates
Dick Foster
Minneapolis
Dick Demaray
Bimarck
N. D
Henry Schaft
Ohio State Rallies Past Wake Forest 64 52 in East semis
Ohio State, Big Ten champions, turned on full power in the second half to defeat Wake Forest 64 52 in the eastern playoff semifinal. Dick Baker led with 25 points after Captain Jim Hull fouled out, while Boyd Owen topped Wake Forest with 17. The Buckeyes earn a place in the eastern final against Villanova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ohio State
Deacons
Wake Forest
Buckeyes
Villanova
Pennsylvania
Palestra
Brown
Dick Baker
Jim Hull
Buckeye
Boyd Owen
John Henry Lewis Sees Eye Turnals Upset Fight Off
Detroit AP report says dark skinned John Henry Lewis is almost blind in one eye due to probable traumatic cataract. The scheduled March 31 title bout with Dave Clark of Detroit is canceled as doctors deem the eye too damaged. Promoter Eddie Lewis accuses Lewis of avoiding Clark to protect a potential title bid with Len Harvey in England. $12,500 offered to Harvey and $10,000 guarantee posted for Clark fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John Henry Lewis
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Dave Clark
Michigan Boxing Commission
One Cornellian Among Survivors In Mat Tourney
In Lancaster Pa Indiana and Franklin and Marshall led teams with six and six fall points respectively as 65 bouts opened. Indiana sent six survivors into Saturday semi finals while Oklahoma A and M held five. Yale’s Pickett upset Nead of Iowa in the day’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Oklahoma A
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Navy
Iowa State
Penn State
Michigan State
City College of New York
Cornell College of Iowa
Yale
Pickett
Nead
University of Iiowa
Semi Finals in Amateur-Pro Golf Meet at St. Augustine
Two favored teams meet two dark horse pairs in the semi finals of the fifth annual national amateur-professional-best ball championship in St. Augustine Florida. National Open Champion Ralph Guldahl and Morton Bright of Daytona Beach lead against Michigan pair Marvin Stahl and Chick Harbert. Denny Shute of Coral Gables and Bill Stark of Jacksonville face Jack Grout of Hershey Pennsylvania and Maynard Ramsey, Florida champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Augustine
Fla
Dark Horse
Ralph Guldahl
Morton Bright
Daytona Beach
Michigan
Marvin Stahl
Lansing
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek
Denny Shute
Coral Gables
Bill Stark
Jacksonville
Jack Grout
Hershey
Maynard Ramsey
University of Florida
Montezuma Golf Club Elects New Officers
Montezuma The Montezuma Golf and Country club elected officers at a meeting. President I. A. Gabriel, vice president Sam Van Cleave, secretary and treasurer Paul Putnam, greens committee Sam Van Cleave Emmis Thorn, directors Dr A W Brock Emmis Thorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Montezuma Golf and Country Club
I. A. Gabriel
Sam van Cleave
Paul Putnam
Greens
Emmis Thorn
A. W. Brock
Exhibition Baseball Results From Multiple Cities
Scores from games in Tampa New Braunfels Statviewen and St Paul show Detroit Phillies New York Boston Boston St Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh competing. Highlights include varied pitcher lineups and final tallies with several double plays and late innings scoring across the day.
Lefty Grove Confident Arm Will Be OK for 1939
Lefty Grove, veteran Boston Red Sox pitcher, declares his arm will be OK this year. He outlines his spring routine from Hot Springs to Sarasota, reports weight loss and focus on leg conditioning, and expects to reach his ideal 195-pound pitching weight by opening. The 1939 Red Sox seek improved form after finishing second to the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota, Fla
INS
O.K
Bob
Grove
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Joe Cronin
Hot Springs
Ark
North
Bowling League Scores and Player Standings Displayed
The page lists multiple bowling leagues with team names such as Electric Machinery Streamliners Quaker Oats and Penick and Ford. It shows players like Eddy P and R Miller, handicaps and high scores, and team standings across leagues including Nite Owl and Paris Cleaners with individual performances and match records.
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Peeep
Loop Tavern
Streamliners
Jack Spratebarieelae
Uae
Tastryt
Gold Coast
Eddy P
Wsecket
Beery
Peter Pan
Schmidt
Delbridge
Mossett Ane Bizulis
Kuba
Oliver
Kleineck
Scott
Resh
F Procock
Blind
Handicap
Tastrut
I Martins
Piles
R.miller
Stodola
Olsen
Evans
Carey
Cook
Frankel
Pee
S.carey
Northrup
Eddy Y Paper
Streamlimers
Speake
Wingett W.cargin
Lovan
Pratt
Homan
Kcargin
Pooner
Shorts
Mersh
Zollers
Mat'l
K. Kuba
Wagner
Kretchmar
Saylor
Hobl
Buchan
Konecny
Brearton
Kehm
Wilson
Jack Sprata
Ronan
Kosina
Yuva
Vosmek
Jirouch
Kovaci
Blarek
Stolba
Drapeia
Kvitek
Quaker
OATS
Banners
Tigers
Siver
Thompson
Sonesee
Petranek
Prabe
Hastings
Miller A 'Miller
Hesse
Gordon
Quakers
Baker
Knobel
Isom
I McCalister
Dugan
Smith
Nelson
Hoppe
Thenhaus
Crystal
White Stars
Bliss
Lattner
Jackson
Buchanan
Brejcha
Avedovech
Doughertyne ‘Dale
Kerres
R. C. Merchants
Sherwin-W rRneRe A
Drews
Pee Occas
Eos
Welch-Cook
Beals
Sherwin-Williams
Hirscher
McDermott
A.hultbre
Mocihier
Stumpff Hamor
L.hultbre
McCrory
Markland
Drew's
McFann
Sedine
Loufek
Toomer
Eye
Sewalt
Havel
Armstrong's
Fomer Burmeister
Ellicott
McRaith
I Duboert
Gilberman
Malloy
Heathman
Challed
Newmar
Kresse
Penford
Sugar
Penick On
Lowey
Spangler
Holmes
Gurren
Bingham
Morgan
Gardner
Southwick
Black
Phenick Orisa
Asker
Leonard
Wrinke
Mer
Larson
Yee
Douglas Fees
Robert
Borschel
Knock
Ke Kunz
Iz Puehr
M. McKer
Sim
F. Chivert
My-T. Fine
Becker Aid
Henn
J. Southw
Armour Relays At U Chicago Spark 400 Athlete Field
CHICAGO AP The eleventh annual Armour Tech relays draw 400 athletes from 30 schools at the University of Chicago fieldhouse. Charles Fenske seeks to break Glen Cunningham's indoor mile mark as Walter Mehl and Tommy Deckard pace him. Events split among colleges with finals Saturday night after afternoon prelims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour Tech
University of Chicago
Charles Fenske
Glen Cunningham
University of Wisconsin
Walter Mehl
Tommy Deckard
Indiana University
Fenske
Tech
Cunningham
Wilbur Greer
Michigan State
Myron Piker
Northwestern
John Davenport
Carnegie Football Players In Revolt
The Post Gazette reported fifteen sophomores and four freshmen at Carnegie protested overwork and heavy classwork. They met behind closed doors at Tech to discuss grievances and planned to present demands to the Tartan athletic board. Coach Bill Kern said he had not heard of trouble yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
the Post- Gazette
Carnegie
Bill Kern
Pitt
Tech
Jock Sutherland
John P. “Clipper
Newsom Signs With Browns After Top Pitcher Reunion
In San Antonio the St. Louis Browns posted a 3 0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies as Buck Newsom, their topside pitcher last season, signed a new deal. The amount was not disclosed but believed to be between 12500 and 20000 dollars. Only infielders Don Heffner and Redress remain unsigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
St. Louis Browns
Buck Newsom
Philadelphia Phillies
Newsom
Don Heffner
Red I<ress
Heuser Wins European Heavyweight Title in Berlin
Adolf Heuser of Germany captured the European heavyweight championship by knocking out defending titleholder Heinz Lazec of Austria in five rounds. Heuser weighed 179 pounds to Lazec’s 191, with the bout held Friday night in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Heuser
Germany
Heuser
Heinz Lazec
Austria
Lazec
Hemphill Wins Aiken Invitational Golf Championship
Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, S C wins the third annual Aiken women's invitation by shooting 75 to finish 54 holes at 219. Opal S Hill of Kansas City placed second at 221 with Isabel Ogilvie of Cleveland third at 229.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
S. C
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Isabel Ogilvie
Cleveland
Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Rapids Area
A series of property transfers recorded including Wm D Tharp to J F Markwell for lot 2 block 2 first division Center Point with $1, Frank L Buser to Godfrey and Frances Blazek with joint tenancy rights in lots 3 block 35 Corp 5th Cedar Rapids, Earl J North as Adm of George C Heegel to Lauren E and Bertha M Harman as joint tenants, Cordelia Miller to Reginald F and Lena M Haig in joint tenancy, and Marion Taber Byerly to M Louise Taber. Considerations cited as $1 and other value with covenants and replat references. Dates around 1938-39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Tharp
J. F. Markwell
Sely
Center Point
Frank L. Buser
Godfrey
Frances Blazek
Wdsely
Bik 35 Corp’s
Cedar Rapids
Earl J. North
George C. Heegel
Lauren E
Bertha M. Harman
Hus
Cobban and
Adams
Bradley
Cordelia Miller
Reginald F
Lena M. Haig
Wif
Missouri
Illinois
Marion Taber Byerly
M. Louise Taber
Valcon
Traynor says Pirates need two pitchers for spring
Pittsburgh manager Pie Traynor admitted the Pirates, coming off a narrow NL finish, must add at least two reliable pitchers. He highlighted Tobin and Bauers as current starters while noting doubts about others, and praised infield and outfield options including Rizzo Waner and Waner, with Mueller set to replace catcher Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J
Traynor
Chicago
Pirates
Diego
Calif
Pittsburgh
Jim Tobin
Russ Bauers
Johnny Rizzo
Lloyd Waner
Heinie Manush
Fern Bell
Woody Jensen
Bell
Louisville
Paul Waner
Wenceslaus Girls Fall In Diocesan Final 18 17
Immaculate Conception of Dubuque won the diocesan championship 18 to 17 as Mary Koester scored just before the final buzzer. St Wenceslaus trailed 16 11 entering the last quarter but surged ahead in the final minute before the winning basket. Margaret Hauser earned most valuable guard honors. St Wenceslaus had defeated St Josephs Bellevue 30 19 in the semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
St. Wenceslaus
Mary Koester
Immaculate Conception of Dubuque
Red Hawks
Dubuque Basket Jr
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Hauser
St. Joseph's of Bellevue
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Immaculate Conception of
St. Joseph's
Farley
Lighters beat Fort Madison in Milk Fund tourney 44-42
In Muscatine Cedar Rapids Lighters edged Fort Madison Jaycees 44-42 in the first round of the American Legion Milk Fund benefit tournament. Cedar Rapids led 28-19 at halftime as Theisen scored 15 and Shelton posted 20 for Fort Madison. The winners advance to face Keokuk on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids Lighters
Fort Madison
Carnera Plans Hollywood Move After Ring Career
Primo Carnera, former heavyweight champion, will travel to the United States not to fight but to crash the movies in Hollywood. He says he is through with the ring, criticizes modern fighters, and has begun work on an Italian film while awaiting four more roles before heading to Hollywood at invites from major American studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Primo Carnera
United States
Hollywood
Primo
Reach Final Round In Collegiate Meet
San Diego State outlasted Peru State 49 to 39 in the semi finals of the national intercollegiate basketball tournament in Kansas City. The Aztecs advance to meet Southwestern College of Winfield Kansas for the title after Southwestern edged Glenville State 46 to 37 for a finals berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
San Diego State
Peru
Neb
State
Southwestern College of
Winfield
Kans
Southwestern
Glenville
W. Va
Weary Father Fashions Baby Anchor In Tub
Cleveland father Thomas A. Hughes designs a home made baby cradle for tub use after finding market options lacking. After six months of work he creates a rubber and metal cradle with powerful suction cups and a safety belt to securely anchor the 19 month old Michael in the bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thomas A. Hughes
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ES Moines
Indians
Kaiona
Gault
Healey
K. Gueneerich
C. Yoder
M. M. Rogers
W. W. Hartzell
Simpson
M.neitine
Dr.neiting
Icher
Insberger
Pitham
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Bisees
Rainsbareer
M. Neitine
R. Neiting
Perowii Christman
Hell
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Williams
Gayle Talbot
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Iowa
Budge
Perry
Florida
Henry McLemore
United Press
John Henry
Cornellian
Benton
Trout
Tate
York
Tebbetts, Bastien
Weaver
Livengood
West
New Braunfels
Texas
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Miller
Cole
Glenn
Burkart
Mulcahy
Atwood
Statveten
Pia
Sandra
Russo
Jorgens
Fette
Turner
Todd
Lopez
Los Angeles
Ricney
Frasier
Whitehead and
Syllvestri
Schieuter
French
Kimball
Mancuse
Garbark
San
Diesco Heintzelman
Mueller
Lefty Grove
Arm
Okeh
Nite Owl League
Paris Cleaners
O'Meara
Bachman
Scannell
Dennis
Edwards Au
Schell
Hefner
Harger
Gearhardt
Tra-Art
P.melicher
Lundgren
FP Pachta
Murray
L.melicher
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Seger
J Stroleny
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Shell
Prudential
Anderson
Caldwell
Linderen
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Kehne
Bind
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Sioan
J. Wagner
Kyndberg
Morehead
Clover Vace
Warneske
Crept
Yerkes
Benson
Shelton
H.wagner
Kane
Hunt
Carnegie Football Players IN Revolt
Bucs
Tobin
Bauers
Mace Brown
Pape
C_ Blanton
Bill Swift
Ed Brandt
Bu Traynor
Gus Suhr
Pep Young
Ark Vaughn
the Batt
Lee Handle
Bill Brubaker
Suhr
Gus
Rizzo
Wenceslaus
Lc of
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Saprett Euler
Panek Juergens Majewski Hillard
Udiehoff
Carnera
Iowa Electric Welding CO
First ST. NE
Henry Malek
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