Sherrill warns against American nonparticipation in Berlin games
Gen Charles H Sherrill former American IOC member returns from Europe warning that a campaign against U S participation in the 1936 Olympics could spark anti Semitic waves in the United States He upholds participation in Berlin and Garmisch Partenkirchen and says he has helped place a German Jew on the German team He notes German policy toward Jews remains unchanged and cites Jeremiah Mahoney AAU charge of violated Olympic promises against Jewish training facilities.
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New York
Charles H. Sherrill
International Olympic Committee
Europe
Sherrill
United States
Berlin
Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Normandie
William B. Chamberlain
Committee On Fair Play
George Gordon Battle
Chamberlain
America
Germany
South
California
Hitler
Jeremiah Mahoney
Amateur Athletic Union
Van Horne Defeats Elberon High 21 to 0 in Season Closer
Van Horne high school baseball, coached by H. A. Jacobs, closed the season with a 21 to 0 win over Elberon. Dietrich pitched the season’s first game with one hit by Elberon, while Van Horne collected twelve hits off Novak. The team won five of seven games this fall.
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van Horne
H. A. Jacobs
Elberon High
Dietrich
Novak
North English and Kalona Pros Tie 0 0 in Sunday Game
In a pro football clash at North English neither Kalona nor the Budweisers could score, ending the game in a 0 to 0 tie. The match featured cautious play from both teams with no tallies in the final score.
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Kalona
Budweisers
Chicago Cards Protest Set to Lost To Pirates
Chicago Cardinal owner Charles Bidwell prepared a formal protest over officiating after Pittsburgh beat Chicago 17 to 13. Bidwell aimed at Earl Cavanaugh the Pittsburgh field judge and said he seized Cavanugh’s watch, which showed 28 seconds left, enough for one more play.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Charles Bidwell
Chicago Cardinals
Joe Carr
Earl Cavanaugh
Pirates
Cardinals
Pitt
Bidwell
Cavanaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jacobs To Promote Two Garden Shows With Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden president John Reed Kilpatrick announced Mike Jacobs would help promote two winter boxing events headlined by Joe Louis. Louis debuts in December against Paulino Uzodun for charity funds, then returns in March against an opponent to be named. Kilpatrick reaffirmed Garden policies and their in-house promotions.
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NEW York
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
the Garden
Joe Louis
Detroit
Louis
Paulino Uzcudun
Jacobs
Kilpatrick
Riverside Legion elects Henry Mannsmith as commander
At the Amer ican Legion post election Henry Mannsmith, a charter member, was chosen commander. Other officers include Andrew V. Birrer as vice commander, Hubert E. Doud adjutant-finance, Norval Flynn sergeant-at-arms, and Roy G. Miller historian. Mannsmith served in the First Iowa Cavalry beginning April 14, 1915 and went overseas with the 126th machine gun battalion.
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Riverside
American Legion
Henry Mannsmith
Andrew V. Birrer
Hubert E. Doud
Norval Flynn
Roy G. Miller
First
Iowa Cavalry
126Th Machine Gun Battalion
Iowa State Teachers and Coe Set Football Gage in Cedar Rapids
The Panthers of Iowa State Teachers College travel to Cedar Rapids for the twenty fourth installment of their rivalry with Coe College. Both teams seek balance in the series as Teachers’ College eyes revenge after last week’s win and a history of rare victories over Coe. The expected lineup features Olin Harp Torrence Nelson Schulz Blue DeSpain and backfield Mccabe Champlin Nichols White, with a series history highlighting 1904 1899 1918 and 1931 scores.
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Cedar Falls
Panithers
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Tutors
Kohawks
Teachers’ College
Coe
Iowa State Normal
Panther
Purple Panthers
Western State Teachers’ College
Terry Olin
John Harp
Bob Torrence
Melvin Nelson
William
Dutch) Schulz
Don Blue
Jim DeSpain
Keith McCabe
Johnny Champlin
Orville Nichols
Roland White
Pantheers
Coe Ag Oc
Panthers
Gos
Washington township approves rural school houses plan
An election in Washington township favored building two new rural schools and accepting a 45 percent grant of 8 000 from the Public Works Administration. The vote was 22 to 0 in sub districts two and five, naming the McDonnel and O Laughlin schools.
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Independence
Washington Township
Public Works Administration
McDonnel
O’laughlin
Giants, Cardinals trade talk and football timing debate
The column covers rumors of Mel Ott possibly moving to the St Louis Cardinals in exchange for Bill DeLanecey or Jim Collins as the Giants fade. It also questions why one official handles the game clock in football and suggests dual timekeeping by teams' reps. Other notes discuss Iowa vs Illinois prep for Cham- paign, Minnesota, Purdue, and Riveters strength.
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New York Giants
Bull Terry
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Giants
Ott
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill de Lanecey
Jim Collins
Terry
Illini
Salem
Illinois
Hawks
Solem
Iowa
Minnesota
Norsemen
Purdue
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Maroons
Boilermakers
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Gophers
Estate of Fannie Soutter Soutter Will Queried in Linn Co
In the Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids the executor Robert Soutter Sinclair seeks construction of the will of Fannie Thompson Soutter Deceased. The petition names numerous heirs legatees and interested parties and asks the court to determine validity and distribution of specific items and codicils. The hearing is set for November 6 1935 at 9 00 am at the Cedar Rapids Court House with notice to all listed parties.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Fannie Thompson Soutter
John Falconer Sinclair
Robert Boutter Sinclair
Agnes Sinclair Vincent
Fannie Soutter Woods
Caroline Campbell Boutter
Charles Henry Soutter
Mary Sinclair
Thomas Gibson Sinclair
Elsie Campbell Sinclair
Caroline Elizabeth Sinclair Will
Thomas Woods
Francis Marion Woods
Margaret Soutter Woods
Janet McCreary Oods
Robert Pirie Woods
St. Luke
Seymour Galloway
Alonzo D. Smith
Kate Reeder
Amelia Krien
Carolline Blomberg
Ursula B. Porter
Ida Black
Pauline Blomberg
Aug Blomberg
Louise Blomberg
P. D. May
Margaret Bensome Luce
James Wanat
Antoinette
Kastner
Harriet Ransome Luce
W. E., Woollard
Robert B Soutter Sinclair
Farinic
Thompson Soutter
Fanniehompson Soutter
Pruyn Hall
Charles P. Bruyn
Kate H. Feeder
Mark Thanner
James Wannot
Antoinette J. Eastner
P. D
Eleanor Johnson
Fannie Johnson
Mabel Johnson
A. Parith
Albany
N. Y
Fane W Woolard
N.Y
A. Page Smith
Amelia Erlen
Fannie Thompson Soltter
Louise Blombere
Emma Smith Semans
Emmi T Smith
Mildred Smith Becker
Mildred Maud Smith
Dtcesard
Bhp
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Obert Soutter Sinclair
Willard
Fannie Thompson Boutter
Sargent and Spangler
Interest Keen In Iowa Cedar League Championship Race
Grundy Center high meets Eldora in a crucial Friday night football game in Hardin county. A win by Eldora and Reinbeck over Teachers could tie four teams for the league lead with two wins and one loss. A Grundy victory would eliminate Eldora from title contention.
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Eldora
Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Belle Plaine
Gazette
Grundy Center High
Hardin County
Teachers High
Grundy
Marion Homecoming Tilt With Vinton Highlighted by Injury
Marion high school hosts Vinton in a homecoming clash at the new Marion athletic field as four straight victories set the scene. Regular fullback Ivan King is out with a ruptured kidney. Bill Fowler shifts to back, with Bud Ringland alternated at fullback as coach Wolfe adjusts the backfield.
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Marion High School
Vinton
Marion
Marionites
Roosevelt
DeWitt
Manchester
Independence
Benton County Huskies
Ivan King
St. Luke's Hospital
Bill Fowler
Wolfe
Barnes
Bob ‘Shekieton
Bud Ringland
Fowler
King’s
Frets Swift
Johnson Criticizes Army Grid Policies at West Point Show
West Point witnesses a clash over Army football policy as General Hugh S. Johnson assails team selection and coaching influence. Coach Gar Davidson declines comment while crowds react to controversial wrestling matches featuring Otto Kush and Earl Caddock returning as The Shadow.
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West Point
N.Y
INS
United States Military Academy
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
Service School
Army
NRA
PWA
Gar Davidson
Johnson
Memorial Coliseum
Otto Kuss
Indianeapolis
Cox
Mexico
the Shadow
Earl Caddock
Jack Sampson
Minneapolis
Cliff Thiede
Houston
Tex
Louis Thesz
St. Louis
Illinois Plans Gala Weekend Ahead of Iowa Game
Illinois announces a gala fall weekend climaxing with a Saturday football game against Iowa. Dads Day events open with a pep meeting. activities include hockey exhibition, theater, student dance, dads tours, horse show, and open house. Return of star Les Lindberg boosts hopes.
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Urbana
Ill
Ins
Illinois
University of Iowa
Sinois Press Association
Theater Guild
Iowa
Les Lindberg
Rowdy Joe Cox To Return Here After Two Years
Rowdy Joe Cox returns to this territory after two years to renew old rivalries before wrestling fans. The veteran heavyweight, famed for his brawling style, headlines the event and is expected to draw large crowds.
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Rowdy
Joe Cox
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