Oelwein Plans Boxers for Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
The Gazette reports Oelwein will sponsor a two day district Golden Gloves event with local officials including Russell Terese overseeing the show. Organizers Fryrear Hackett Lambert Woods Stoddard Sprague Galvin and others anticipate strong teams from Oelwein Anamosa Blairstown Waverly Mason City and Iowa City for the Cedar Rapids tournament. The plan aims to open a dedicated gym and start two months of training ahead of the event.
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Cedar Rapids
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Gazette
Young Men's Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Commission
Lester Hackett
E. J. Lambert
Dan Woods
Mr. Stebbins
Ralph Sprague
R. J. Galvin
C. A. Stoddard
Terese
Johnny Fryrear
Joe Benson
Fryrear
Oclwein
Fryfear
Anamosa
Blairstown
Waverly
Mason City
Community House
Iowa City
Golden Gloves
LeRoy Faunt Leads Open Industrial Bowling Victory
LeRoy Faunt topped Open Industrial league at Subway alleys with 224 171 203 for 598. LaPlant Choate No. 3 beat Metropolitan Printers as Russell Bowles posted 153 227 199 for 579. City Classic at Red Crown alleys showed multiple 600s with Clarence Gregory high 626 and Vern Hansen 620. Lincoln Alleys cruised 772 840 739 for 2351 to defeat Goodyear Service.
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LaPlant Choate No. 3
Metropolitan Printers
Russell Bowles
Red Crown
Clarence Gregory
Vern Hansen
Virgil Hammar
Tony Novotny
Stanek
Gregory
Hansen
Brearton
Smulekoff
Yellow Cab Girls
Stark Construction
Melrose Dairy
Helen Kroulik
Lincoln Alleys
Edna Baker
Lillian Hefner
Wanda Sargeant
Goodyear Service
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the Gazette
Open Industrial League
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Towa Steel & Iron Wks
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Eastern Iowa High School Calendar Friday Games List
Friday games include Belle Plaine at Cedar Palls Clermont at Elgin Columbus Sanctions at West Liberty Cresco at Decorah Fayette at West Union Independence at Vinton Lone Tree at Kalona Marion at Manchester Maynard at Monona McKinley at Delwell Montezuma at Mount Vernon Monticello at North English Brooklyn at Osage Wau Richland at Sigourney Toledo at Marengo Washington at Mount Pleasant West Chester at Wellman Wilson at New London
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Belle Plaine
Cedar Palls
Clermont
Elgin
Columbus
West Liberty
Cresco
Decorah
Fayette
West Union
Independence
Vinton
Lone Tree
Kalona
Marion
Manchester
Maynard
Monona
McKinley
Delwell
Montezuma
Ta Mount Vernon
Monticello
North English
Brooklyn
Osage
Wau Richland
Sigourney Toledo
Marengo
Washington
Mount Pleasant
West Chester
Wellman
Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilton
Ill Starred Season Echoes in a Patchwork of Sports News
A collage of sports and college notes outlines exhibition dates at stake for Joe Louis, a rise in Long Island U victory over Brooklyn College, and coach Bob Zuppke praising Illinois football. It mentions Frank McCormick in wintering with the Reds, Michigans Economopoulos, and bantamweight Sixto Escobar’s resignation value.
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NEW York
Joe Louis
New York U
Mal Stevens
DiMaggio
Brooklyn Merchants
Long Island U. A
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn
Frank M’cormick
The
Reds
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Cherokee Chief Ossey Saunooke Headlines Cedar Rapids Wrestling Card
Cedar Rapids Coliseum hosts a doubleheader headlined by Chief Ossey Saunooke of Cherokee North Carolina challenging two opponents in a one hour time limit match. Semifinal features Otto Kuss against Don McIntyre. opener Charley Harben meets Gabe Zeller. referee is Alex Fidler. Matches begin at 8:30 with strong advance ticket demand.
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Ossey Saunooke
Cherokee
N. C
Joe Corbett
Boston
Mass
Jack Kennedy
Shreveport
Otto Kuss
Don McIntyre
Charley Harben
Gabe Zeller
Alex Fidler
Cedar Rapids
Coliseum
Osley Saunooke
Corbett
Kennedy
the Coliseum
Viewing the Field column recalls historic football echoes
Leo Lucas revisits weekly sports notes from 1934 and earlier, highlighting Jay Berwanger’s Big Ten prowess, Ames football claims, officiating opinions, and recent and prior scores across Iowa teams including Clinton, Mason City, Minnesota, Coe, Monmouth, and Washington high, with scattered references to 1914 1919 1924 eras and notable games and figures.
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University of Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Walter Eckersall
Big Ten
Ames
Football Capital of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Davis Walsh
Cap Hedges
Clinton
Cashman Brown
Washington High
Mason City
Grant
Minnesota
Iowa
Oze Simmons
Coe
State Teachers
Ralph Martin
Batista Saccaro
Monmouth
Cornell
Aubrey Devine
Carleton
Parsons
Heinie Jensen
Washington
Kid Burlingame
Dick Ketchel
Auditorium
Jack Reynolds
Pete Buzukos
Buzukos
Reynolds
Mercy Hospital
T. C. Gorman
C. S. Krause
John S. Petrovitsky
Arthur Erskine
J. Lynn Crawford
A. S. Kennedy
Nicknames Of Gridiron Aces Spark Up The Season
New York AP reports a colorful crop of football nicknames from coaches and fans across colleges. Notables include Duke’s George McAfee “Trontown Irritator” and Mississippi State trio Anastasio “Smiling Kate” Anaheim, Harrison “Butter milk,” Nix “Phantom,” plus Red Hiestand and Andrus “Bird Dog.” Other colorful tags include Baylor’s “Crazy Legs” Evans and Texas’ “Nocona Nugget” Crain, and Fordham’s “Little Sir Wrecker” Kuzman. Santa Clara calls Poppin “Hellza” as Broadway helps drive the craze.
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NEW York
Mason-Dixon Line
Duke
George McAfee
Charles
Smiling Kate
Anastasio
Louisiana State
George
Dog
Carter
Granville
Harrison
Jack
Phantom
Nix
Mississippi State
Red
Paddlefoot
Hiestand
Ray
Bird Dog
Andrus
Vanderbilt
Cafego
Leonard
Coffman
Tennessee
J. B
Pinhead
Henson
South Carolina
Allan
Sweet Pea
Johnson
R. C. Pitts
Arkansas
Zaza
Southwest
Fordham
Sir Wrecker
John Kuzman
Minnesota
Hippity
Hopp
Nebraska
Oliver
Colorado College
Santa Clara
George Poppin
Hellza
Big Ten Gridders Drill On Aerials
The Big Ten teams prepared for aerial warfare with Michigan Yale at Ann Arbor set to draw up to 70,000 fans. Harmon's 52 points in three games highlight the emphasis on passing defense and open-field play across Michigan, Iowa Wisconsin, Illinois, and Ohio State drills.
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Sixto Escobar
Jack Jacobs
Oklahoma
Jack
Tarboro
N. C
Harmon
Yale
Ohio State
Chicago
Tom Harmon
Fred Burr
Hovey Seymour
Invaders
Burr
Eli
Seymour
Michigan
Iowa
Fritz Crisler
Wolverines
Iowa State Perfects Passes For Missouri
Iowa State college football drills focused on a perfected air attack for the homecoming game with Missouri. Coach Jim Yeager outlined the plan to counter Missouri’s expected passing attack led by Paul Christman. Jim Wallace and Bob Seaburg featured in the ISU passing work while the defense sharpened to stop Missouri through the air.
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Ames
Iowa State
Missouri
Jim Yeager
Paul Christman
Jim Wallace
Bob Seaburg
Boxing Results Roundup from Coast to Coast
Eddie Mader from New York defeated Harold Blackshear of Monterey in a ten round bout in Oakland. Andy Holland from New York beat Irish Fat Durbin of Cincinnati in six rounds in New York. Larry Bolgin of Providence outpointed Sammy Crecetti of Amsterdam, New York, in eight rounds. Julie Kogan from Connecticut outpointed Jee Torres of Fecte in New York.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Eddie Mader
New York
Harold Blackshear
Monterey
Andy Holland
Fat Durbin
Cincinnati
Providence
Larry Bolgin
Sarmmy Crecettl
Amsterdam
N. Y
Julie Kogan
Connecticut
Jee Torres
Corum Defends Pro Grid Work Against Exhibitions
Bill Corum argues professional football should be about winning games not showmanship. He criticizes Giants and Bears for vaudeville style, cites players Luckman and Maniact determined to beat rivals, and defends the sport’s seriousness in the face of spectacle.
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Pro Grid
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Giants
Franklin and West Des Moines Clash At Hill Park Tonight
Franklin and West Des Moines football teams meet at Hill Park tonight at 7 45 for the first of two games this week. Friday night Wilson and Roosevelt clash with a key bearing on city and conference standings in the Mississippi Valley.
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West Des Moines
Hill Park
Wilson
Roosevelt
Purdue Coach Mal Elward Attacks Grid Officiating
Purdue head coach Mal Elward lashes out at referees amid preparations for the San Francisco Santa Clara game in Omaha. He says his team has talent but questions why work hard if officials will spoil a Saturday afternoon.
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Cornell
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Santa Clara
Mal Elward
Purdue
Omaha
Neb
Minnesota
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Buckeyes
Chicago
Notre Dame
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