Lawson Little Reaches Final in British Amateur Championship
Lawson Little Jr of California defeated Robert Sweeney of New York and London 3 and 2 to reach the 36 hole final of the British amateur golf championship. He will meet Dr. William Tweddell the 1927 title holder, who beat Tony Torrance 2 and 1 to advance in a tough match.
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T. Anne's-On-Bea
England
Ins
W. Lawson Little, Jr
California
Robert Sweeney
New York
London
Prestwick
Little
G. L. Q. Henriques
Sweeney
William Tweddell
T. A
Tony
Eric ‘Eddrow
Torrance
J. Mortonkes, Jr
Walker
United States
Walter Avis
Jess’ Sweetser
Bby Jomes
Vinton Golfers Score Two Close Victories
Vinton high school golf team won its second straight victory by defeating East Waterloo 172 to 191 at Byrnes park Waterloo with Jack Showalter as medalist. The previous day Vinton beat Cedar Falls 342 to 350 on the Vinton Country Club course, with Showalter again medalist at 82. A return match is planned at Cedar Falls Saturday.
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Ganette
Winton
Vinton High School
East Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Waterloo
Jack Showalter
Vinton
Vinton Country Club
Cedar Falls
Showalter
Card Completed For Cedar Park Wrestling Show
The outdoor wrestling show in Cedar Park announced for next Thursday features headliners Bronko Nagurski and Earl Wampler in a one fall sixty minute bout. Semi main includes Sol Slagel and Alf Johnson with recent hometown ties. The opening match pits Andy Moen against Mike W Nazarian, the Armenian champion, in a time limit bout.
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Open Air Arena
Cedar Park
Eddie Jennings
Bronko Nagurski
Earl Wampler
Jennings
Sol Slagel
New York
Alf Johnson
Minneapolis
Slagel
Andy Moen
Fergus Falls
Minn
Mike Wnazarian
Carey couple lead in mixed two ball foursome
Kathleen Carey and John Carey shot a 37 for nine holes to win the mixed two ball foursome at the country club. Elizabeth Carey and John Vavra finished second, followed by Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon DeLay in that order.
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Kathleen Carey
John Carey
Elizabeth Carey
John Vavra
D. M. Taylor
Gordon DeLay
Calmar Beats Lawler 16-11 Behind Big Poshusta Offense
Calmar topples Lawler 16 11 as Poshusta blasts two home runs and a three base hit. Humnker starts for Calmar while Galligan pitches for Lawler. Special to The Gazette.
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Calmar
Calmar High
Lawler
Poshusta
Humnker
Galligan
Cities Service Oilers Rally Past West Highlands 5-4
Currell and Kallenberger starred as Cities Service Oilers defeated West Highlands Clubbers 5-4 at Daniels Park to move into a first place tie with the Highlanders. Kinch triple sparked a two run third, Currell drove in key runs, and Kallenberger fanned 15 for the win. Next game set for Saturday at 2 15 against Marion Legion.
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Currell
Kallenberger
Cities Service Oilers
West Highland Clubbers
Legion
Daniels Park
Oilers
Highlanders
Cities Service
Kinch
Cities Service Nine
Currell Cannec
Three Minute
Marion Legion
Grant and Washington Squads Named for M V Track Meet
Grant and Washington high schools announced large squads for the Mississippi Valley Conference meet set for Davenport. Grant’s team includes varsity runners such as Andrews and Dvorak, with sophomores Lana Conway and Clemens. Washington lists entries like Armstrong and Bates, with sophomores Ali and Jordan competing in both divisions.
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Grant
Washington
Fred Winter
Leonard Paulu
Davenport
Eby
Forrestal
Jordan
Kincaid
McGuire
Mikesell
Olmstead
Rickey
Spray
Tellier
von Voltenberg
Waples
Guy
McDonald
Benesh
Davidson
Kitzhauber
Ali
Marengo Grid Squads Reach 12 12 Tie In Spring Game
Marengo grid squads battled to a 12 to 12 tie on the Tiger field in Thursday afternoon spring practice. Captain Dean Allen led the 1935 team at center with Wendell Black scoring a 12 yard run and Burdette Boyd adding a touchdown. Guerdon Hoyle and Lincoln Bart usedk tallied for the other team with Stanley Sanders as captain.
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Marengo
Krejci Brothers Edge Quakers 2–1 in Riverside
Krejci brothers defeated the Quaker Oats softball team at Riverside Thursday by a score of 2 to 1. Marsh and E Womacka pitched for Kreci s Homous and Baker for the Quaker.
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Krejci Brothers
Quaker Oats
Riverside
Marsh
E. Womacka
Krejci
Homous
Baker
The
Quaker
Roosevelt Juniors To Meet Armstrong Nine
The Roosevelt hotel junior baseball team faces the Armstrong juniors Saturday at 2 30 p m at Riverside Park. The public is invited to attend.
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Roosevelt
Armstrong
Roosevelt Hotel
Riverside Park
Red Peppers Scoop on Raiders and Giants
Early season notes say the Raiders show solid defense but weak hitting with Cuccinello a bright spot. Davis and Leiber misplayed fly balls as Weintraub and others fumbled under lights. Giants, led by Bill Terry, are viewed by many as likely to win the National League despite two Er rors in yesterday's Cubs game.
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Crossley
Raiders
Say
Cuccinello
Davis
Lelber
New York Giants
Cubs
Bill Terry
Kohawks Set for Ames Triangular Meet
Nineteen Coe athletes will compete in the Iowa State Grinnell and Coe triangular meet at Ames on Saturday. Acting captain Gordon Coser leads the squad with the Crimson pole vault. The team departs Cedar Rapids early Saturday and trains at Ames in the afternoon.
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Coe
Ames
Forest
Satterthwaite
Stookey
van Dorne
Whipple
Wilkinson
Elka
Schneider
Bill Knaack
Decorah High Plans Eight Football Games for 1935
Decorah coach L W Buckton schedules eight games for next fall. Opener at Harmony Minnesota against De Kjelstad’s team. games at Le Sueur and Sumner. Armistice Day game at Waukon. Ten lettermen graduate including Ellingson Boe McMullen Rosset Alm McIntire Knowlton Clark Preus. returning players Miller Rima McIntosh.
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Decorah
L. W. Buckton
Gridmren
Harmony
Minn
Lloyd
de Kjelstad
Corah
Les Cs
Sumner
Severa
Waukon
Ellingson
Boe
McMullen
Rosset
Alm
McIntire
Knowlton
Clark
Preus
Miller
Rima
McIntosh
Des Moines Acquires Two Frisco Players for Western League
Des Moines will add Brooks Holder infielder and Bob Cole pitcher from the San Francisco Pacific Coast League to the Western league roster within days. Holder to play second base.
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DES Moines
Brooks Holder
Bob Cole
San Francisco
Holder
Big Ten Trackmen Begin Qualifying at Ann Arbor
The 1935 Western Conference track and field meet opens with two days of preliminary trials for ten events in Ann Arbor. Star performers include Jesse Deedge, Owens, Lash, Ward, and a galaxy of Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Purdue, Illinois contenders. Finals are set for Saturday with hopes of setting world marks in several events.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ins
Middle West
Jesse de Eedge
Asw
Nois
Indiana
Iowa
Tian
Siena
Galaxy of Nel Eet
Owens
Willis Ward
Michigan
Don Lesh
Mark Panther
Lash
Twies
Mer
Harvey Smith
Ward
Wolverine
Jack Keliner
Bob Clark
Wisconsin
Bob Osgood
Kenneth Sandback
Purdue
Dan Caldemeyer
Bob Riegel
Illinois
Four Marengo Athletes Named Honorary Captains
Marengo high school seniors selected as honorary captains for four past seasons have earned letters in multiple sports. Lyle Dye starred in football and baseball and basketball. Harold Reynolds was 1934 35 basketball captain and all county guard. Jack Beilstein excelled in baseball football and basketball. Gus Kruse played baseball outfield and was a football tackle.
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Marengo
Marengo High School
Lyle Dye
Harold Reynolds
Jack Beilstein
Gus Kruse
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Robt. Sweeney
Yank
Dr. Tweddell
Tony Torrance
Kathleen
Armstrong’s
Straw Hats
Cedar Rapids
Knox
Knox Sailors
Armstrong’ S
West Highlands
Quakers
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Kohawks
Decorah High
Frisco
BIG Ten
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Shoeen
Adler-Rochester
Hyde Park
Yearcraft
Famoeus
First Avenue
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