Vines Denies Skipping Pro Meet Over Fear Of Tilden
William T. Tilden accuses Ellsworth Vines of avoiding the United States open to dodge a pro match. Vines denies the charge saying amateurs should stay amateur and cites confidence in Sutter, Allison, Shields to beat any pro. He recalls past exhibitions where Tilden canceled games, arguing timing favors the amateur side.
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Tilden
Lise Angeles
William T. Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Clifford Sutter
Wilmer Allison
Frank Shields
Éute
Tileden
Australia
California
New York
Europe
Big League Bowling Tips From Al Demaree
Psychology shapes bowling success as in other sports. Stay calm through taps and splits, avoid temper and overemphasis on pins, keep an optimistic frame, and seek Demaree’s illustrated leaflet on spares. March 24 1913 Jimmy Smith beat Jerry Kral after eleven games, Smith averaging 206 to Kral 215. Mountain plays Smith today.
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al Demaree
al Demareee
Jimmy Smith
Jerry Kral
Mountain
Smith
Baseball Revival Hope Echoes From Heydler On Coast
John Heydler, veteran NL executive, travels the Pacific coast to observe Cubs Pirates and Giants. He says the game will rebound with renewed crowds pennant races and aggressive team play after years of high salaries and softened competition.
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LOS Angeles
Igh
Ty Buch
Priday
John Heydler
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pi‘Fates
New York Giants
Ty Cobb
Iowa Amateur Basketball Meet Set for Coe Gym
Ralph Johnson, manager of the Iowa amateur basketball tournament, plans twenty eight games to be played in morning and evening sessions at Coe gym next week. Trophies for classes A and B are on display at Killian's. Season tickets are $1 for all sessions. individual sessions cost 25 cents.
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Ralph Johnson
Iowa
Coe Gym
Killian’s
Frankie Frisch Re-Signs With Cardinals In Florida
Frankie Frisch, St Louis Cardinals star second baseman, signed a new contract after a talk with president Sam Breadon. Terms were not disclosed. last year Frisch earned 18500 dollars. In Palm Beach, Max Carey laments Brooklyn Dodgers bat lack after a 40 loss with 21 innings of baseball yielding one unearned run.
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Fla
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal
Gabby Street
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Cardinal
Frisch
Wesy
West Palm Beach
St. Louis Browns
Waashington Senators
Browns
Brooklyn Dodgers
Muddy” Ruel
Lloyd Brown
Bump” Hadley
Reynolds
West
ST. Petersburg
Charley Ruffing
New York Yankee
Boston Braves
Marion High fielding record track squad for six meets
Marion High announces one of its largest track squads training daily under Coach Wolfe for a demanding schedule of six away meets and potential added duals. The team prioritizes dashes with Hunter Harte and Macdougall, sprints the 440 and 880 feature Reynolds, and includes a large group of quarter and mile hopefuls led by Hempy and other returning runners.
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Marion
Wolfe
Hunter and Harte
Macdougall
Reynolds
Dale Smith
Hempy
Harte
Hunter
Macdougal
Atz
King
Port
Strickel
Derflinger
Ozias
Barnes
Lowe
Don Phelps
Jones
Davis
Klopp
Manson
Mollenhauer
Johnson
Oldfather
Wetzel
Harris
Lutz
Horn
Sheriff Sale Notice from Linn County Iowa 1933
By Special Execution from Linn County District Court the estate of Estella Eldred and Estella Eldred Admix is seized to satisfy a judgment of 19537 dollars plus cabins costs. The land described totals 180 acres in sections 36 34 84 and 84 Township 8 5 North Range 5 West Principal Meridian and will be sold at public auction in Cedar Rapids on April 6 1933 at 1045 AM to the highest bidder for cash. Sale to be held in front of the courthouse door in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa. Sheriff Joseph A Petrus with deputy treasurer and local attorneys listed.
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District Court
Linn County
Iowa
First-Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
Estella Eldred
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Renating
Cedar, Rapids
Joseph A
Petrus
Tova
Roy Radebilleh
Trevin, Simmons and Trewin
Golden Cyclones to face Durant Cardinals for U S meet
The Golden Cyclones of Dallas meet the Presbyterian Cardinals of Durant Oklahoma in the National A A U tournament final round. Babe Didrikson rose to fame with the Cyclones and later turned professional amid amateur governance debates.
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Golden Cyclones
Dallas
Texas
Presbyterian Cardinals
Durant
Okla
Babe Didrikson
Babe
Dro
Atkinson Wins From McDermott In Monticello
Freddie Atkinson of Cedar Rapids defeated Red Mc Dermott of Cascade in a four round bout at a VFW show in Monticello. Also Cedar Rapids rivals Trimble and Vick drew, Kruze beat Liggett in four, Netcott beat McDaniel, Munsen beat Hanken, and the Masked Marvel won two falls in the main wrestling match. Bob Rush refereed all bouts.
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Monticello
Freddie Atkinson
Cedar Rapids
Red McDermott
Cascade
Young Trimble
Leonard Vick
Coggan
Jimmy Kruze
Kid Liggett
Anamosa
Ralph Netcott
Monticelo
Young McDaniel
Ernie
Honey Boy” Munsen
Omaha
Golf lesson from Chester Horton on swing balance and practice
A newspaper note cites Chester Horton's lesson on long game technique. It argues the left side is not weaker and stresses smooth practice swings as the model for actual play. The article emphasizes a whip like club action and contrasts practice and game swings.
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Chester Horton
Indians decide to keep outfield positions unchanged
Cleveland manager Roger Peckinpaugh will keep Vosmik Averill and Porter in left center and right fields after a month of experiments with Vosmik in center and Averill in right. Averill’s strong hitting returned with a triple and single in a 12 to 7 win over New Orleans.
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Averill
Porter
Yankees
Braves
Associated Press
New Orleans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Indians
San Jose
Calif
Fonseca
Chicago
White Sox
al Simmons
Beattie
Sox
Phil Page
Dick Fretas
Tony
Meenan Ex Wildcats Star Enters Temple Next Fall
Chicago reports Ken Meenan former Northwestern backfield star transfers to Temple University for next fall and will be eligible the following season. Pop Warner noted en route to Temple spring practice starting Monday.
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Chicago
INS
Ken Meenan
Northwestern University
Temple University
Pop” Warner
Temple
Comrade Semi Final Clash In YMCA Church League
First Reformed Cyclones and Bethel A M E tackle a semifinal, led by players McGuire and Turner. The game features scoring from Hollenbeck Carter and Wilson with key contributions from Green and Martin as the teams post totals.
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Cyclones
Phi Chi
McGuire
OjBean
Zoanas
Altinkenback
Hollenbeck
QC Carter
Igtepanek
American Owned Horse Wins British Classic
Kellsboro Jack owned by Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark and Aiken, US won the Grand National at Intree England. Really True, owned by Major N. Furlong, was second with Slater third. Heartbreak Hill and Dusty Foot were eliminated after falls. Kellsboro Jack paid 33 to 1 and led by three lengths over Delaneige and Alpine Hat in a field of eighteen.
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F. Ambrose Clark
Grand National
Intree
England
New York
Aiken
US. C
Really True
Major N. Furlong
George Whitelaw
Slater
John Hay Whitney
Heartbreak Hill
Dusty Foot
George H
Pete) Bostwick
Kellsboro Jack
Sergeant Murphy
Stephen Sanford
Silks
Jack Horner
A. C. Schwartz
David Williams
J. B. Snow
Delaneige
Alpine Hat
Kellisboro Jack
Jackdaw
Kellsboro Lass
Gale
Phillips 66 Gasoline Promises Superior Mileage and Control
Phillips 66 gasoline touts honesty and high test performance with gravity 65.6 to 80.5 and claims 78 percent more volatility than rivals. It urges trial tanks at Orange and Black 66 shield stations, promising higher octane without extra cost and pairing with Phillips 66 Motor Oil for instant starts.
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Jess
Phillips 66
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