Horton Smith Leads With 142 At Augusta Front Nine
Horton Smith posted 142 through 36 holes at Augusta National with a 74 in the second round. Bobby Jones remained eight strokes back at 150, while Dudley and Hagen showed strong rounds amid a field including Crag Wood, Leo Shege, and Paul Runs van Tose contiemen as contenders.
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Horton Smith
Augusta
Jones
Agwaiyora
Thrones & & A
MacDorac &Vth
Chain Homes Timber Pont. Noy
Ralph Stonehouse
Smith
Arine
Baring Moan
al Espinos
Leo Shege
New York
Paul Runs van Tose
Dages Fom Aidge
Denny Srue
Jonn Giden
Walter Hagen
Wile He McFarlane
Bobby Cruickshank
Emmeet Frere
Dudiey
Aplington and Bonaparte Win Iowa Girls Playoffs
Aplington and Bonaparte advanced to the Iowa girls high school basketball semifinals with second round wins over Bree and Dana. Aplington trimmed Bode 26 23 after trailing at halftime, while Bonaparte defeated Dana 23 11 to reach Saturday's final. Anna Meyer scored 24 after a 29 point first round performance.
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Bode
Bonaparte
Dana
Des Moines
Aplington
Bree
Aplingon
Anna Meyer
Armstrong
Bresnahan of Iowa Named As Referee Of Kansas Relays
Bresnahan from Iowa is chosen to referee the Kansas Relays. The article notes his prior officiating and ties to collegiate athletics, with mention of past roles and involvement in track events.
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Bresnahan
Iowa
Kansas Relays
Kawal and Fisher to Captain Wildcat Five
Northwestern University names Lyle Fisher as center and Al Kawal as guard for the Wildcat five for 1925 and 1934 football captain. both will be seniors next year. Letters awarded eight varsity letters. list includes Culver Morlier and several others from Evanston and Chicago.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Lyle Fisher
al Kawai
Cocatains
Fisher II
Fargo N 1
Kawal
Chern Ji
Tetters
Ais Mere
Ceventern
Sersis
Fisher
Neson
Culver
Evanston
Ken Morlier
Wilimette
Don Brewer
Shreveport Lield Manske Nekansa Wis Eel Specter
Milt Rosenfeldt
Americans Sweep Indoor Net Series With France
In New York Frank Shields defeated Andre Merlin 7-5 7-5 6-1 and Lester Stoefen beat Basque veteran Jean Borotra 16-14 6-4 9-7 in the final singles to clinch the international indoor series for the United States. The pair strengthens United States Davis Cup prospects for summer singles.
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New York
United States
Frank Shields
Lester Stoefen
America
France
Shields
Andre Merlin
Stacen
Jean Borotra
Merlin
Borotta
Stoefen
Oteran
Deuce
Joliet Five Trims Defending Champ In Catholic Meet
Joliet Five defeated the defending champion Cathedral High School of Indianapolis in the National Catholic basketball tournament Friday night advancing to the quarter finals. The Joliet team posted a 23 to 11 victory as other round results featured Chicago Milwaukee and Stockton teams moving forward in the event.
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Iowa Daily Press Association
East Sioux City
Cedar Falls
Burlington
Davenport
Dunkerton
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
West Waterloo
Joliet
Chicago
Cathedral Hash School
Indianapolis
De‘sae
Aestrom Catholic High
Gee
Mz.ys
Stockton
Hasenpfeffer's Luck: Maggie Meringer Wins 150000 Sweepstake
New York AP report notes Maggie Meringer, a 38 year old Queens apartment janitor, won 150000 in the Irish hospital grand national sweepstakes on Golden Miller. Her husband William, a restaurant chef, supplied the winning tickets after a patron praised his hasenpfeffer. Brooklyn widow Laur an Anderson also won 75000 on Delancige. The race prize pool paid out 1092200 to U S ticket-holders.
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New York
Hasenpfeffer
Maggie’” Meringer
Meringer
Queens
Golden Miller
William Meringer
Maggie
Ambroz and Bartunek reach handball doubles semis
Ambroz and Bartunek upset Balear and Jackson in a three set match 14-21 21-15 21-18 to advance. Sila and Wilfong defeated Kutchera and Ross 21-1 21-11 to reach the semis. Semifinals set for Monday March 26 at 7 30 and 8 30 pm.
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Ambroz
Vincent Bartunek
John Balear
Beryal Jackson
Wesley Sila
Howard Wilfong
Bob Kutchera
H J Ross
Don Steffa
Walter Simon
Ed Hollander
Charles Janu
Bartuick
Sila
Wilfong
Boxing roundup of regional matches and heavyweight results
A scattered AP sports page notes multiple boxing bouts across cities from Daytona Beach to Charleston. Notable wins include Masse Rosenbloom defending the world heavyweight title by outpointing LeRoy Brown in Charleston and several other regional knockouts and decisions involving fighters such as Johnny Lacaille, Al Mack, and Tracy Cov.
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KY Tue
Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fia
Bob Godwin
Adel Gai
Johnny
Jackie Pervie
Indianapolis
Merle Scholle von
Winona
Minn
Nick Shrondix
Qeiscy
Henry Walthier
Chicaco
Lee Avery
Tules
Hugh Gray
Quincy
Karl Savior Strouls
Cael Schaeffer
Tourn
Joey Porchani
Cleveland
Karl Marten
Kirksville
Albert Moke
Real estate transfers and deeds list across Iowa
Transfers include Thomas O Keefe to state of Iowa for 370 acres in section 36 83 8 to be used as a public highway. Mert Hutchcroft to Maye L Dean for land and plat 165 CR, with mortgage and 1933 taxes. Frank J Shors to Joseph L and Mary Drakes as joint tenants for Cedar Rapids property including Bever s 2nd add replat, mortgage and 1933 taxes. Joseph Topinka heirs to Anna Topinka for parcel 22 82 6 with love and affection noted, all with nominal consideration and valcon dates.
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Thomas O'Keefe
State of Iowa
Mert Hutchcroft
Maye L Dean
Valcon
Frank J Shors
Joseph L
Mary Drakes
Bever
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Topinka
Frank Topinka
Anna Topinka
Syracuse Wins 1935 ABC Tournament Site
Syracuse N Y was chosen to host next year’s American Bowling Congress tournament at the convention. Buffalo Columbus Cleveland Detroit and others submitted bids for 1935 and future events.
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Peoria
Syracuse
Buffalo
Columbus
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
New York
New Orleans
South Bend
Toronto
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Alf Martin
A. E. Jankowsky
C. W. Cushing
Charles E. Tate
Newark
N. J
John E. Davies
F. J. Fitzpatrick
Flint
Neil C. King
Indianapolis
George W
Jerry Vidro
Grand Rapids
Romey Williams
R. Moore
H Clark
Schultz
Martino
Cardinals Release Rhem to Columbus
The St. Louis Cardinals announced the optional release of pitcher Flint Rhem, a holdout to the Columbus American Association club. Rhem, once a Cardinal standout, had been purchased from the Philadelphia Nationals in the winter. London, Berlin and Paris are Europe's three largest cities.
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Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Flint Rhem
Columbus American Association
Rhem
Cardinal
Philadelphia Nationals
London
Berlin
Paris
Europe
Wilson Happy With His Misfit Pack Of Phils
In a frank club preview Philadelphias new manager Jimmy Wilson discusses trades moving Charley Klein Virgil Davis and Pinkey Whitney to Chicago St Louis and Boston. He touts pitching depth and minor league acquisitions while noting lineup strength at Bartell Pullis and Schulmerich and questioning the Phillies defense and infield.
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Wilson
Phils
International News Service
Inter Haven
Fla
Julius
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Charley Klein
Virgil Davis
UUL
Klein
Mr. Wilson
Lke George Darrow
Galveston
Curtis Davis
San Francisco
Reg Grabowski
Reading
Lou Chiozza
Memphis
Meredith Hopkins
Irv Jeffries
St. Paul
Henry Oana
Portland
Davis
Phil Collins
Jim Elliott
Ray Hensen
Ed Haley
Austin Moore
Frank Pearce
Darrow
Mr Wilson
Bartell
Chick Pullis
Hurst
Jeffries
Chioazza
Hopkins
Fallis
Schulmerich
Dana
Harvey Hendrick
Bill Ruble
Ethan Allen
Phillies
Reds
Dodgers
Wrestling Results From Associated Press Feed
Washington Jim Browning 220 Verona Mo threw Body Dupek 718 Omaha 14 00 Erie Ed Strangler Lewis 205 Los Angeles threw Jean Ledoux 224 Buffalo 17 82 Camden NJ Ernie Dusek 518 Omaha drafted Paul Roesch 303 New York two straight falls Despite odd closing line on shrikes vs hawks the main items are match results and wrestler origins with no graphic detail.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jim_ Browning
Verona
Body Dupek
Omaha
Erie
Strangler
Lewis
Los Angeles
Jean Ledoux
Buffalo
Camden
Ernie Dusek
Paul Roesch
New York
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Burke
Hagen
Henkhyd
Corarengrns
Caust
Geersian
Bobby
Okat
Patel
Geo
Senneta Suesens
eTone Guald
Aei
Roy Schiebei
Lia
Leonard van East
Wally Gaddis Ommelton
Roovyan
Cery
Paul Grange West Waterloo Guard
Gerald Rosenberge
EAST
Sioux City
Dick Shaw
Branaa
Lincoln Council Bluffs
Forward
Miss Meyer
Bade
Vanca S Knudtson
Ada Gullixon
Wea Kame
Foch
Cummings
Ana
M Wolinston
Banuparte
Memorial Coliseum
Ed Don George Parmer Wecht Chaney
Rudy la Dizzi
Mihe
Killian’s Men’s Store
Ore Tae
Sas
Towan
Amernecan
Bure
Asl Aammer
Wildcat
Faere Fo
Byringfield
Ol 'i Ae
Cnicago
Deres
Smilwaukee
Fae Yd Jeepers
Crira
Eres
Cortes Crest
Calesourg
Bia
Ob Leeyo
Amon
Uae
Saerth
Sonar Linnea
Idaneum Barrett
Hogan Spohrer
Wientemark
Brant
Page Leonard Ant Rukeforth Terree Quiet Kimisery Chamberlain Pasaa
Stack
Wanda
Las Ange'ee Cloenan
Ann Oo
Pittehureh
Conrad Neson Root
Prelp
Coe He Johnson Harris
Veltman Finney
Hubby
Bartunek
Wilfon
ABC
Cardinals
Langley
Jack
New Post Office
Free Sox
Goodrich Silvertown, Inc
Second Ave
Davis J. Walsh
Grabowski
Ted Kleinhaus
Atlanta
Phil
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