Goodman Loses To British Opponent In Fifth Round
Johnny Goodman of Omaha, the American Open champion, was eliminated in the fifth round of the British amateur golf championship in Scotland. He lost 2 to 1 to L. G. Garnett of Addington after a tough match that went to the eighteenth. Two Americans, George Dunlap and Lawson Little, reached the quarterfinals, while Jack McLean was upset by J. Wallace.
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Johnny Goodman
Britisher
Prssewick
Scotland
Omaha
Goodman
L. G. Garnett
Addington
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Auuly Playen Whs Nuiing
George Dunlap
New York
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Little
L. O. M. Munn
G. B. Peters
Dunlap
Roger Wethered
Hugh G. McCallum
Coe and Cornell Track Dual Set for Saturday Morning
Coe and Cornell prepare for a weekend track meet with the varsity duel at 9 Saturday morning due to exams. Freshmen contest follows Friday at 4 in Mount Vernon. Kohawk odds favor the varsity, while Cornell freshmen are expected to excel in the field events. Osburn of Cornell looms as a key challenger.
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Cornell
Mount Vernon
Mount
Frolics Fall 3 2 to Rapids Chevrolet at St Ludmila
In a tight lighted diamondball game at St Ludmila's School the Frolic club lost 3 to 2 to Rapids Chevrolet. Jay Morgan struck out ten for Chevrolet while J Paul added seven for Frolic. Leslie Lawrence made standout stops for Chevrolet and A Meyers with L Stodola on defense for Frolic. Crowd totaled about 500 as Frolic prepares for Searles next Sunday.
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St. Ludmila’s
Paul Kindler
Rapids Chevrolet
Jay Morgan
Chevrolet
J. Paul
A. Meyers
L. Stodola
Frolic Club
Leslie Lawrence
Searles Club
O'Connell
Searles
Serovy
Jos
Morgan and Allen
Paul
Beall and
McAllen
Real estate transfers recorded in 1931 34
Transactions show several quitclaim and warranty deeds with grants from Mary E Shaffer to Elsie Shaffer and others. Names include Lee Dennison Nellie Denni son Frances Koutny G R Hendrickson J H Markert H J Cousins Caroline Markert Roland W Duclos F Gladys Duclos to Thomas E Cone. Consideration listed as 1 and love and affection with dates ranging 1931 to 1934 and references to parcels in Central Park Marion Center Point and Grubb's railroad additions.
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Mary E. Shaffer
Elsie M. Shaffer
Lee Dennison
Nellie B. Dennison
Grantor
Grubb
Joseph Koutny
Frances Koutny
G. R. Hendrickson
Vincenc Stodola
J. H. Markert, Jr
H. J. Cousins
Caroline S. Markert
Roland W Duclos
F Gladys Duclos
Thomas E Cone
Gray and Greene
Marion
McLarin Ross Fight Expected Sellout at Garden
New York AP reports building excitement for Jimmy McLarin defending welterweight crown against Barney Ross at Madison Square Garden Monday night. Garden expects the third largest wartime gate for smaller men, with top ringside tickets at 10 dollars and box office cash around 100 thousand. Both bellwether fighters returned to final training as NY commission gave condition stamps after yesterday’s inspection.
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New York
Long Island Bowl
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Ross
McLarpin
New York Commission
K. Of C Defeats Triton Club In 18 To 17 Slugfest
The Triton club and Knights of Columbus, top Fraternal league teams, clashed at Bilis park with K C ahead 18 to 17. The Inter Ocean entry won 23 to 16 after a hot start and an injury to Svec, while Elks beat Modern Woodmen 8 to 4 and Maccabees defeated De Molay 9 to 3. Police beat City Barn 11 to 9 after poor fielding and base running. Post Office and Firemen also posted wins, with Kee and Detlefsen contributing solid pitching for their teams.
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Triton Club
Knights of Columbus
Jeague
Bilis” Park
K.C
Inter-Ocean
National Union
Svec
Elks
Woodmen
Maccabees
de Molay
John Hanna
City Barn
Bluecoats
Cap Stefan
Kee
Eiks — Cesesvetrvesreereer
Secsnness
Walter
Mullin Handley
MacNamara
Tate Suspended: Kuhnke And Two Pitchers Dropped
John Tate has been suspended delaying his pitching for the Raiders due to a sore arm. Manager Hargrave ordered a rest period to repair his right arm. Pitchers Shelso and Sckeris along with Kuhnke have also been released from the team.
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Tate
Kuhnke
John Tate
Raiders
Hargrave
CH Kuhnke
Shelso
Sckeris
Raiders Shine On Defense Boosting Early Season Wins
Harold Anderson and Al Larson anchor a strong Raiders defense as the team wins three straight at home and eyes a two week stretch with Davenport and Des Moines. Attending fans and gate tallies rise, while scrutiny falls on leadership from manager Jimmy Dykes and Lew Fonseca’s succession.
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Raiders
Davenport
Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City
Bubbles Hargrave
St. Joseph
Topeka
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Drivers Protest 45 Gallon Limit At Indianapolis
Six and eight cylinder racing cars planned to protest a 45 gallon fuel limit for the 500 mile Decoration Day classic in Indianapolis. A dozen drivers prepared to qualify as the second elimination trials began while the Society of Automotive Engineers prepared to hear the protest at the meeting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INL
Society of Automotive Engineers
Grinnell Rifle Club to enter national shoot after tie
Grinnell Bullseye Rifle Club tied for first in the zone shoot and will compete in the National Rifle Shoot this spring along with other zone winners. Chet Williams confirms the Grinnell squad will shoot off the tie with Vincennes, Indiana to determine final standings.
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Grinnell Rifle Club
Grinnell
Bullseye Rifle Club
Chet Williams
Vincinnes
Indiana
Tiger Team Picked for Valley Games
Washington plans a strong sophomore contingent to bolster its varsity lineup for the Mississippi Valley meet in Davenport. Three yearlings Spray Hallenbeck and Eby expected to help offset Nance and Sharpe absences as the Tigers seek to unseat Clinton.
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Davenport
Washington
Clinton
Spray
Hallenbeck
Eby
Tiger
Nance
Sharpe
Tigers
Cubs
Dave Sharpe
Grinnell
Leonard Paulu
Washington Varsity
Kelty
Collins
Bates
Hruska
Waples
Wilson
Smith
Ettinger
Kinch
Olmstead
Fidler
McGuire
Davent
Mikesell
Chet Good Named Athletic Coach at Union High
Chester A. Good widely known as Chet Good from Coe College will become athletic director at Union High School Iowa. He will start duties in September after graduation and will coach spring and fall baseball basketball and track while leading the athletic program.
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Chester A
Chet" Good
Coe
Union
Iowa
Good
Vinton High
London women abandon strapped sandals for printed kid shoes
London women ban strapped sandals saying lack of support makes feet spread. This season they favor shoes with printed kid and antelope in red green and blue, with baby ostrich skin as the preferred leather.
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London
American Boxers Triumph Over Polish Team in Chicago Bouts
In the fourth annual International Golden Gloves at Chicago Stadium 18,000 watched the U S boxers win all but one bout against Poland. Szapsia Robeis was Poland’s sole victor, defeating Patsy Urso in the 112 pound class as several Americans including Bellini Nettlow Kenneally Farrar Caserio Soldati and Thomas posted wins. Soldati replaced Joe Louis who was over the 175 pound limit.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Szapsia Robeis
Poland
Patsy Urso
Tony Bellini
Cleveland
Tadeusz Rogalski
Alfred Nettlow
Detroit
Czeslaw Kamar
Phil Kenneally
Janislaw Lipinski
Danny Farrar
Clevene
Oktawjan Mislurewicz
Fred Caserio
Walter Majchrzycki
Ario Soldati
Rockford
Walterjaw Karpinski
Otis Thomas
Stanislaw Pilat
Soldati
Joe Louis
Quasqueton Girls Dominate Rowley In Easy 38 2 Win
Quasqueton girls basketball defeated Rowley 38 to 2 to extend their winning streak to three games. The team also beat Winthrop and Jesup in the same slate, continuing strong conference play.
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Rowley
Quasqueton
The
Winthrop
Jesup
Iowa CageMEN Book Stanford and Pitt
Special to The Gazette. Iowa City coaches reveal intrasectional basketball and non conference schedules for 1934 35. Hawkeyes host Pittsburgh December 15 and Stanford December 29 while home and home with Northwestern Michigan Indiana Ohio State Chicago and Minnesota anchor the Western conference slate. Carleton College appears December 10 after Hamline December 1. Drake plays Des Moines January 29 and Iowa State at Ames January 1 with two dates possibly filled by Marquette and Notre Dame.
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Iowa City
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Rollie Williams
University of Iowa
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Iowa
Willams
Northwestern
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio State
Chicago
Minnesota
Carleton College
Hamline Colege
St. Paul
Minn
Drake
Des Moines
Iowa State
Ames
Marquette
Notre Dame
Willliams
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2Nd Ave
Ten Rapids, Fa
Valley Games
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Second Avenue SE
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