All-Stars And Detroit Will Play Postponed Game Tonight
The Soldier Field showdown between the Detroit Lions and college all-stars moves under floodlights after a 24 hour delay due to rain. An 80 000 crowd is expected as coaches favor a dry field for speed and Benny Bierman leads the all stars with Dick Crayne available as blocker and Ed Klewicki John Schneller pressuring Lions ends.
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Lakefront
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
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Bo McMillin
Elmer Layden
Lynn Waldorf
Riley Smith
Alabama
Bill Shakespeare
Notre Dame
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Sheldon Beise
Detroit
Ed Klewicki
John Schneller
Dick Crayne
Iowa
Ozzie Simmons
Vern Oech
Dick Smith
Earl
Dutch” Clark
Patsy Clark
Glenn Presnell
Ernie Caddell
Frank Christianson
Ace Gutowski
Christianson
Bill Shepherd
Shepherd
All Star Football Game Broadcast Set for Chicago
The All-Star football game will be shown on WJZ starting about 7 30 p.m. central standard time from Chicago.
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New York
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WJZ
National Broadcasting System
Raiders to Meet Sioux City in Twin Bill at Hill Park
The Raiders will host the Sioux City Cowboys in a double header at Hill park weather permitting. Dick Easton and Red Van Fleet will pitch with one admission price for both games. If they win both ends and Davenport and Rock Island falter Cedar Rapids could gain in the pennant race.
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Red van Fleet
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Rock Island
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Cedar Rapids
Berg Advances In Mason and Dixon Meet
Patty Berg the youngest Curtis Cup team member at 18 and Bernice Wall of Oshkosh Wis advanced in the Mason and Dixon women s golf tournament first round. Berg earned medalist honors with 78 and then won 6 and 5 over Helen Hackney of New Bedford Mass. Miss Vail defeated Mrs G S Jones of Toledo 3 and 1.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Patty Berg
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Miss Berg
Helen Hackney
New Bedford
Mass
Miss Vail
G. S. Jones
Toledo
Standings and Tuesday Results From Iowa City Sports Standings
Standings show D t Wye 30s and team records for Des Moines Sioux City Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Davenport. Tuesday results list Sioux City at Cedar Rapids Waterloo at Rock Island Des Moines at Davenport with rain. Wednesday games have Sioux City at Cedar Rapids and Waterloo at Rock Island followed by two games.
Baseball scores and standings from Tuesday results
Tuesday results list Pittsburgh 3 Boston 1 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2 New York 7 Chicago 4 St Louis Brooklyn 0 called off due to rain. Wednesday games Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati.
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Basketball Standings and Schedule Revealed
New York leads with 86 42 record and .672. Washington, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis all shown with varying records and percentages. Results include St. Louis 3 Washington 5 and Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1. games listed include Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston.
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Washington
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Philadelphia
Canzoneri Seeks Lightweight Title Repeat at Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri opened as an 11 to 5 favorite to retain his world lightweight crown against Lou Ambers in a fifteen round bout at Madison Square Garden. Ambers’ left forearm injury shifted betting odds from 8 to 5, but his trainer says it will not handicap him. Ambers awaits a final medical check in Pompton Lakes as he prepares to challenge the defending champion, who previously defeated Ambers and McLarnin in tough eliminations and bouts.
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Tony Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
Madison Square Garden
Ambers
Whitey Bishstein
New York State Athletic Commission
Herkimer
N. Y
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Canzoneri
Marlboro
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Buffalo Swimmer Wins World Pro Five Mile Swim Prize
Buffalo, New York swimmer Frank Pritchard won the world professional five mile swim in Lake Ontario, taking the $2,500 first prize and finishing more than a half mile ahead of the field. His time 2 hours 7 minutes 9 seconds established a new world record, surpassing Gianni Gambi’s 2:08:55. Gambi, the favorite, crampouts after about 1.5 miles.
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Ont
Frank Pritchard
Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Pritchard
Gianni Gambi
Italy
Gambi
Wrestling Results From The Press Card
In New York city bouts, Mike London 161 defeated Whitey Wahlberg 166. Gus Sonnenberg 215 defeated Hugo de Collelmo in San Francisco. Sammy Stein 215 from San Francisco beat Andre Levin 198 in Brooklyn. Levin drew with an unnamed opponent.
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Mike London
Lee Call
Whitey” Wahlberg
Beancisco
Gus Sonnenberg
Wean Era
Hugo de Collelmo
el Msan Diego
Sammy Stein
New York
Andre Levin
Brooklyn
Drew
Sophs Face Tasks Making Iowa Eleven
Eighteen returning major lettermen loom large as Iowa looks to sophomores to fill starting spots. Top contenders include Wilbur Nead and Jack Wheaton at tackle, with Corney Walker and Floyd DeHeer pressing. Backfield aims to add Paul Grange and Jack Eicherly as viable options, plus several promising ends, guards, and fullbacks from Chicago, Des Moines, and Minnesota.
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University of Iowa
Wilbur Nead
Big Gilman
Jack Wheaton
Des Moines
Ossie Solem
Corney Walker
Denver
Floyd DeHeer
Oskaloosa Giant
Paul Grange
Waterloo
Jack Eicherly
Holstein
Dale Liddiecoat
Chariton
al Haag
Chicago
Robert Haight
Logan
Walter Olson
Rockford
Ill
Leo Narut
Robert Herman
Pacific Junction
Joe Woodruff
Ft. Dodge
Arthur White
Glencoe
Frank Balazs
Glenn Olson
Cole
Wyman Corbett
Redwood Falls
Minn
Richard Chambers
Hammond
Ind
al Schenk
Ted Allen Defends Midwest Horseshoe Title at Iowa State Fair
Ted Allen of Alameda California defended the Midwest horseshoe pitching title at the Iowa State Fair. He beat Charles Jones of Waukesha Wisconsin in a two out of three playoff after tying Jones with thirteen wins and two losses in the 15 game round. Guy Zimmerman of Sac City won the Iowa championship with a playoff victory over John Paxton of Fairfield after tying for sixth.
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Charles Jones
Waukesha
Wis
Ted Allen
Alhambra
Calif
Allen
Jones
Wisconsin
Guy Zimmerman
Sac City
Iowa
Zimmerman
John Paxton
Fairfield
Discipline Seen as Key to Strong Football Teams
Warner argues strict training rules protect discipline and success in football. He recalls Olympic recalls and notes changes in Eastern programs including Cornell and Villanova, praising coaches Snavely and Smith as well as Ernie Nevers succeeding McCracken.
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Princeton
Penn
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Snavely
Gil Dobie
Boston College
Villanova
Harry Stuhlsdreher
Wisconsin
Clipper Smith
Santa Clara
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Lafayette
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Herb McCracken
Box Score Summary Chicago vs New York Baseball
The New York Giants fell to Chicago by 7 to 4 as Gumbert earned the win and Lee the loss. Moore, Terry, and Ott drove in runs for New York while Bariell, Henshaw, and Cavarretta produced Chicago RBIs. Gumbert struck out five, while C Davis allowed multiple hits in limited innings. Time 2 27.
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An. Arstier
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Burg
MacMayFayden
Reis
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MacPaynen
Veeree Oat
Parker
Stewart
Baseball game summary between Philadelphia and Cincinnati
The Phillies lost 5 to 2 to Cincinnati after a 4th inning comeback. Gomez charged with error, Klein Moore Scearsella and Riegs drove in runs. Walter and Herman doubled. Cuyler added a key single.
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Richard M. Clark and wife to Margaret A. Clark deed note
Richard M. Clark and his wife transfer property to Margaret A. Clark widow with parcel in section 9 85 8 and a price of 1 dollar plus valuable consideration dated August 21 1936.
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Richard M. Clark
Margaret A. Clark
Jockey Stutts Dominates Hawkeye Races at Iowa Fair
Des Moines reports Jockey Harry Stutts rode three winners on Wednesday after the Western trot was rained out Tuesday. He won aboard Uncle Mitch in the opening dash and Cooper Lad in the final three quarters mile event, with Top Way nosing out Keenness in the middle race. The heavy track slowed times on the extra heavy program featuring the Western and Hawkeye stakes.
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Des Moines
Harry Stutts
Stutts
Uncle Mitch
Wingo
Keenness
Lillian Jenkinson
Top Way
Dominick
Cooper Lad
Giants Rally Past Cubs In Crucial Series Win
Bill Terry pulled a long shot to deliver a 7 4 victory over the Chicago Cubs in the windup of a crucial series. The Giants moved four games ahead in the National League as Curt Davis started for the Cubs and Davis was lifted after a walk-filled fourth. Bill Lee and other Cub pitchers were rattled in the next inning as New York scored four runs to seal the game. In the American League Lefty Grove worked seven innings for a 4 1 win as the Yanks idle, Senators tie for fourth with White Sox. The Pirates beat the Bees 3 1 behind Jim Weaver’s strong pitching.
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Bill Terry
Giants
Cubs
Curt Davis
Davis
Terry
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Chicago
Charley Grimm
Grimm
Bill Lee
Cardinals
Dodgers
Grove Whips Indians
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Cleveland Indians
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Lefty Grove
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White Sox
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Jim Weaver
Jabs by Associated Press Roundup
Boxing notes from multiple cities report several bouts. Johnny Clinton won a points decision over Eddie Wolfe in New York. Marty Gallagher outpointed King Levinsky in Washington. Paul Hoft defeated King Kong in Pennsauken. Noble Wallace beat Charles Light in Quincy. Phil Brubaker edged Pepe Del Rio in Los Angeles. Jimmy Garrison defeated Frankie Klick in Kansas City in a non-title junior lightweight bout.
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Johnny Clinton
Eddie
Kid” Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
Washington
Marty Gallagher
King Levinsky
Chicago
Pennsauken
N. J
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Yaoenes
King Kong
Akron
Quincy
Noble Wallace
Charles Light
Los Angeles
Phil Brubaker
Pinuba
Calif
Pepe del Rio
Mexico City
Kansas City
Jimmy Garrison
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Americans Sweep Two Walker Cup Matches in New Jersey
In New Jersey the United States captured two Walker Cup matches. Reynolds Smith and Ed White defeated Jack McLean and J D A Langley 8 up with 7 to play. Johnny Goodman and Scotty Campbell beat Hector Thomson and H G Bentley 7 and 5. Harry Givan and George Voigt led 4 up at lunch, while Charley Yates and Walter Emery trailed Gordon Peters and Morton Dykes by one at the halfway point.
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America
Reynolds Smith
Ed White
Jack McLean
J. D. A. Langley
Great Britain
Johnny Goodman
Scotty Campbell
Hector Thomson
H. G. Bentley
Goodman
Thomson
Harry Givan
George Voigt
Alex Hill
Cecil Ewing
United States
Charley Yates
Walter Emery
Gordon Peters
Morton Dykes
Cardinals Edge 1926 Team 1–0 in Exhibition at Sportsman's Park
Pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander allowed an unearned run as the 1936 Cardinals defeated a 1926 Cardinals squad 1–0 in a 214 inning exhibition at Sportsman's Park amid St Louis NL birthday celebrations. The event featured rain soaked fields and a prior 1876 rules charity game by police and fire department members.
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Pete” Alexander
Cardinals
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Police and Fire Department
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Alexander
Taylor Douthit
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Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Lester Bell
Chick Hafey
George Torpercer
Bob O'Farrell
Vic Keen
Firmin Warwick
Jake Flowers
Ray Blades
Jim Bottomley
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Bill Hallahan
Cincinnati Reds
Poole Won't Return to Iowa State This Fall
Ames Iowa AP Iowa State announces Fred Poole Ames top Big Six kicker will not return this fall He is in Boulder after summer coursework and will not return to clear a condition in one subject Poole's absence leaves Tom Neal Sioux City as the only experienced backfield player for the Cyclones
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Ames
Iowa State
Fred Poole
Poole
Boulder
Colo
George Veenker
Veenker
Tom Neal
Sioux City
Martin-Strongbow return match headlines Cedar Park card
At Cedar Park on Thursday Matchmaker Eddie Jennings presents a full night of bouts headlined by Bull Martin versus Jules Strongbow. Semifinal pits Earl Wampler against Lord Albert Mills with Jack Reeder facing Jack Hader in the opening.
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Cedar Park
Eddie Jennings
Bull Martin
Jules Strongbow
Earl Wampler
Lord Albert Mills
Jack Reeder
Jack Hader
Lord Mills
Wampler
Iowa
Reeder
Hader
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