Robinson Wins Bitter Match In Western Women’s Golf Meet
In Los Angeles the defending champion Miss Lucile Robinson of Des Moines defeated Mrs C J Woerner of Los Angeles one up in the second round of the Western women’s golf tournament. Other favorites advanced including Mrs L D Cheney who beat Mrs C C Carey 7 and 6 and Miss Barbara Califf who defeated Miss Philip Atwood 3 and 1.
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OS Angeles
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
J Woerner
Los Angeles
L D Cheney
San Gabriel
Calif
C. C Carey
Hollywood
Barbara Ransom
Stockton Califf
Philip Atwood
Chicago
Co J Woerner
L. D Cheney
San Gabriel Calif
C C Carey
Tim G Lowry
Highland Park
Marion Hollins
Santa Cruz
Robinson
Grace Douglas
California
Milton Bernard
Oakland
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Marion Leachman
Berkeley
Barbara Thompson
Gehringer Sale to Cleveland Reported by Detroit Times
Negotiations are under way for Charlie Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers to be sold to the Cleveland Indians. The Detroit Times says Gehringer would play second base and possibly manage the Indians next year. If no Cleveland players are involved, the price would be about $100,000. with players, the Tigers might receive cash and possibly Bill Knickerbocker or Lynn Lary as second baseman.
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INS
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit Tiger
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Times
Gehringer
Indians
Cleveland
Tigers
Bill Knickerbocker
Lynn Lary
Tigers Panthers In Second Division Standings Shuffle
The Mississippi Valley Conference standings shifted after Clinton upset West Waterloo to break a first place tie. Towa City beat Dubuque while Grant fell to Mason City, and Davenport stayed nonconference. Clinton remains tied atop with three teams after a 7 to 6 win over Wet Waterloo.
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Towa
Towa City
Dubuque
Washington
Grant
Mason City
West Waterloo
Town City
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Saetor
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Idaho
Oregon
California
Golden Bears
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Southern California
Alabama
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Tidesmen
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Tigers
Duke
Tennessee
Net Body Bans Long Tours And Padded Accounts
NEW YORK AP. Walter Merrll Hall president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association pledges no more mid winter junkets or padded expense accounts for American players. The ban targets travel and per diem abuses linked to international tours and fundraising events.
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New York
Walter Merrll Hall
United States Lawn Tennis Assoration
Hall Recc
Metbourne Autea
Fractured OCR Musings on Golf and Team Play
Disjointed garbled text references golf, football style play, and multiple named items. It mentions a Poweshick county home field, Grinnell, and a Tigers defeat, with stray phrases about hostilities and athletic play. The fragmentary lines hint at a game summary but lack coherent facts.
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Tigers
UN Vous
Seare Grinnell
Poweshick
Wrigley Will Keep Babe Herman and Klein Next Year
Philip K. Wrigley, new Cubs president, says manager Charlie Grimm stays in command and neither Chuck Klein nor Babe Herman will be traded. He vows no sweeping breakup, compares the club to a fast car limited by a few valves, and calls for baseball reform including child fare parity.
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Chicaq
Philip K Wrigley
William Walker
Chicago Cubs
Multiemillionaire
Cub
Charlie Grimm
Chuck Klein
Babe Herman
Open Support For Athletes Urged By Stanford Daily
Stanford Daily editor Stanley Beaubaire urged open and above board financial support for Pacific coast college athletes, especially football players, and called for an early conference meeting. Coast Conference President William Owen dismissed the idea, saying the December regular meeting would address the matter, while UC student leaders said no.
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Stanford University
Call
Stanford Daily
William Owen
Pacific Coast
Stanley Beaubaire
Beaubaire
Owen
University of California
Stanford
Mason City Alumni Oppose Deserters Tlank
Mason City residents and former University of Iowa supporters rally behind the football program amid defeat fears. The group, including local alumni, vows continued backing and calls for unity despite recent losses and organizational shakeups.
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Mason City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Mason City Pitty
Tad Martin Dick Pereeve
Gnd
RF Clough
Erst
Rainer
Iowa State Prepares For Nebraska Clash With Intact Squad
Iowa State headlines say the Cyclones hold a nearly full roster for the Nebraska game. Cotton at right tackle returned from an ankle sprain, Hood back at end, and the squad drilled in fundamentals with tight defensive focus. Coach Veenker pushed heavy practice and hinted Bliss or Tawa may start against the Cornhuskers.
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Curreet
Removcong
Iran
Kionk Hood
Geeorge Veenker
Nebraska
Veen- Ker
Bliss
Ne- Voteleer
Bulging Muscles Cost Him Five Year Sentence in Boston
Alfred C Nelson, known as Wo burn, received a five year sentence at Concord reformatory after being convicted of breaking and entering and assault with a dangerous weapon. He had escaped from confinement and was recaptured after breaking into Andrew Friesons home. Police Chief Charles McCaules described how authorities traced and captured him.
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Alfred C Nelson
Woburn
Concord Reformators
Nelon
Andrew Friesons
Charles McCaules
Nelson
Red Pepper's Sport Chatter on Cubs and Gophers
In this June era column Earl Red Pepper analyzes friction between Cubs president William Walker and manager Charles Grimm, notes transfers with coach Clarence Spears at Oregon and players Kostka Clarkson Bevan, and weighs Minnesota Iowa football odds. He compares Iowa State and Nebraska results to gauge Hawks strength and mocks overreliance on comparisons while offering cautious optimism for Minnesota and Nebraska matchups.
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Willam Walker
Charles Grimm
Cubs
Walker
Grimm
Clarence Spears
University of Minnesota
Oregon
Stan Kostka
Art Clarkson
Western Institution
Spears
Wisconsin
Kostka
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Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Bill Bevan
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Wrestling Under Investigation In New York State
The New York State Athletic Commission launched an official probe into professional wrestling in the state. General John J. Phelan ordered the inquiry after suspicions arose from watching wrestlers Jim Landos and Jim Browning contend for a title weeks earlier.
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New York
INS
New York State Athletic Commission
Jonn J Phelan
Jim Landos
Jim Browning
Bac
Baseball Teams and Their Legendary Nicknames Through History
A survey of major league teams and how their nicknames formed and persisted from the 19th century to early eras. It traces Pop Anson naming the Cubs, the Reds from Red Stockings origins, the Dodgers from the Brooklyn monikers, the Giants and their giant-statured roster, and notes the evolving nicknames of the New York Nationals. The piece also briefly references historical contexts behind these enduring team labels.
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Adrian
Pop) Anson
Chicago Nationals
Cubs
Reds
Harry Wright
Red Stockings
Brooklyn
Ned Hanlon
Superbas
Carleton Leads Midwest Conference Race After Week
Carleton defeated Lawrence 6 to 0 while Ripon and Beloit played to a scoreless tie. Coe topped Cornell 6 to 0, Monmouth beat Bradley Tech 6 to 0, Knox fell 18 to 0 to Illinois College. Upcoming games include Carleton hosting St Olaf and Coe facing Iowa State Teachers.
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Lawrence
Beloit
Ripon
Coe
Cornell
Bradley Tech
Monmouth
College
Knox
St. Olaf
Carleton Coe
State Teachers
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Carls
Illinois College
Midwest
Ilinois
Smashers
Lawrence Ripon
Iowa State Teachers College
Football Officials Must Be Careful In Calling The Close One Or Out They Go
Davis J Walsh argues officials face a built in blacklist from college programs and emphasizes the pressure to avoid tough calls. He recalls cases of missed penalties and an Army Notre Dame game illustrating how officials bend to avoid controversy.
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Davis J Walsh
International News Service
New York
Edward J O'Brien
St. Mary's
Tod Eberle
Swarthmore
80 Yards
Cagle
Mr. Cagle
Wrestling Results From Across the Nation
WRESTLING RESULTS RECORDS ASSOCIATED PRESS Bouts include Szabo defeating Graber in Newark and Blackstock defeating Mare Marshall in Reading Muir over Maroney in Spokane Mateewirs over Manna in San Francisco Ventura pinning Cane in Hoxton and Des Moines pairing Stein over Cane in New York category results listed with athletes and locations.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Henry Graber
Germany
Graber
Reading
Marshall Blackstock
Tulsa
Okla
Floyd Mareshall
Los Angeles
Spokane
Wash
Jonnie Muir
Australia
Jim Maroney
Chiladelphia
Straight Falls
San Francisco
Joe Mateewirs
Ctlea
Ivan Mannacotf
Russia
Hoxton
Ruhe Ventura
One More Day Of Work Before Hawkeyes Face Minnesota
Iowa preparing for the homecoming game with Minnesota as coach Ossie Solem directs a two hour scrimmage and players brace for a tapering off session. Rumors swirl about a halfback Francis Lund and a Minnesota lineup tending toward power running and forward passing.
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Owa City
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Ossie Solem
Salem
University
Lund
Iowa
Stan Kostka
Hawkeye
Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Francis Lund
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Sectional titles at stake Saturday across many conferences
The nation’s major conferences race toward decisions this week as Minnesota opens Big Ten play against Iowa, Illinois meets Michigan, and other top clashes unfold across the Big Six Pacific Coast and Southeastern leagues. Undefeated Army Yale Dartmouth Harvard Princeton Cornell remain as high profile tests loom this weekend.
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Big Six
Minnesota
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Illinois
Michigan
Chicago
Missouri
Duke
Tennessee
South Carolina
Clemson
North Carolina
Arkansas
Southwestern
Rice
Texas
Baylor
Texas A and M
Utah
Oregon
Colorado
Colorado Aggies
East
Army
Yale
Dartmouth
Harvard
Holy Cross
Colgate
Princeton
Cornell
Syracuse
Brown
Penn State
Columbia
Georgetown
New York University
Delta High Defeats Oskaloosa Reserves
Delta High, coached by Frank Ralston, beat Oskaloosa reserves 13 to 12 at Oskaloosa Monday. Oskaloosa led 12 to 7 at halftime as Reed starred for Delta with both touchdowns. Delta next plays West Chester on Friday.
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Delta High
Oskaloosa
Gadzette
Boxing Roundup of Unclear Fights Across Cities
A series of Associated Press boxing reports lists multiple featherweight to heavyweight bouts. Names include Ray Keltz, Custer Perry, Cocoa Kid, Tommy Bland, Connie Morris, Henry Wook, Battling Pinoy, and Joey Alcanter, with outcomes ranging from outpoints to knockouts across Newport, Hartford, New Haven, Toronto, San Antonio, Seattle, Chicago, Kansas City, Bellingham and Kalispell.
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Associated Press
Newport
Ray Keltz
Fort Thomas
Custer Perry
Williamson
W. Va
Martford
Conn
Rat_ Battalion
Hartford
Cocoa Kid
New Haven
Toronto
Tommy Bland
Lghtweight
Connie Morris
Syracuse
San Antonio
Tex
Henry Wook
Indianapolis
Azteca
Juarex
Mexicen
Seattle
Richie Fontaine
Missoula
Mont
Pinoy
Manila
San Jose
Young Gene
Chicago
Angus Smith
Santa Barbara
Califdrew
Kansas City
Joey Alcanter
Jackie Stewart
Louisville
Bellingham
Wash
Sonny Hanton
Victoria BR. C
Ford Smith
Kalispell
Iowa State and Nebraska Push Defensive Work
Iowa State and Nebraska coaches focus on defense ahead of the Big Six clash at Lincoln. George Veenker works on limiting both aerial and ground attacks as Iowa State scouts reserves running Nebraska plays. Dana X Bible reshuffles tackle duties with Russell Thompson and Walter Pflum before the game.
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Kansas City
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
George Veenker
Iowa State
Linccoln
Iowa State Cyclones
Huskers
Bible
Russell Thompson
Walter Pflum
Stephan Wins K. of C. Ping Pong Championship
Paul Stephan won the Knights of Columbus council No. 909 ping pong championship at the K of C club rooms in a warm-up tournament. Albert Woerderhoff was runner-up with twelve members competing including Rocca Stohl Dale Dale Boyle Enzler Spaight Novak Howard Jones Woerderhoff and Stephan.
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Knights of Columbus Council
K. of C
Albert S. Woerderhoff
M Rocca
Sam Stohl
Stewart Dale
Paul Dale
Don Boyle
Joe Enzler
Don Spaight
Joseph Novak
Howard Dale
Paul Jones
Woerderhoff
Stephan
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