Tubbs gloomily gauges Iowa U prospects for hawk football
Iowa coach Tubbs faces a slow line and inexperienced backfield as he prepares for fall practice and the September 25 game at Seattle. He cites uncertainty at guard and tackle positions with several players under consideration and hopes DeHeer and Luebcke anchor the line while the ends Harris and Lannon provide leadership.
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Owa City
Irl
Tubbs
Iowa
Miami University
Ossie Solem
Washington
Seattle
Backstein
Conach Tubbs
Bob Allen
Franks Gallagher
Charles Brody
Mason City
Robert Herman
Farrah
William Mangold
Sioux City
Floyd DeHeer
Minnesota
DelHeer
Hawkeye
DeHeer
Tows
Henry Luebcke
Floyd
DeHecer
Gallagher
Don Ludeman
Jack Wheaton
Mark Baker
William Heffley
Homer Harris
Bob Lannon
Ervin Prasse
Husky Chicaea
Fia
Dick Anderson
Fellea
Louis Won Easily Says Referee
The referee Arthur Donovan, paid $250 for refereeing the Joe Louis vs Tommy Farr fight, said Louis won in a breeze. He defended his score of 13-1-1, noting Farr won only the first round and Louis appeared untroubled throughout.
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Wenery McLemore
New York
Arthur Donovan
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
Donovan
Lous
Farr
Louis
Joe
Bob Pastor
Bob
Edo Dauis
Radio Vob
Wong
Ricieuvy
Schmeling
Max
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Lows
United Press
Trackmen Triumph in Japan Meet Setting New Marks
Report covers Japan meet where Latet Stones led with a 1 boo v1e. Notable performances included a 49 feet step-jump by Toyama of Japan and a 489 Toyama mark in the 4QQ-meter. Bob Young of Cs club and Richard Ganslen of Shore A C placed in events. UK relay squad led by Tolmich Young Albritton Wenhauser posted a strong 400-314 time.
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Obytehoey
Ciortes Fenske
Gene
Reytolds
Bob Young
Toyama
Japan
Fourtias
Richard Ganslen
Shore A. C
Chicago
Tolmich, Young
Albritton
Wenhauser
Sore arms spread in majors as bursitis hits pitchers
Major league arms suffer a wave of bursitis with Dizzy Dean, Monte Pearson, Schoolboy Rowe, and Van Lingle Mungo among those affected. Doctors doubt fans’ theories on causes while owners hope for quick cures, with Rowe set for surgery and Paul Dean already operated on.
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Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Dizzy Dean
Philbert
Monty Pearson
Schoolboy Rowe
van Lingle Mungo
Dean
Mr. Dean
Pardon
Doc
Earl Averill
Lou Gehrig
Monte Pearson
Mungo
Pearson
Paul Dean
Burleigh Grimes
Van
Grimes
Munge
Foreign net stars win in a five set meet
The match featured top players led by defending champion Alice Marble of San Francisco and a strong field of foreign stars. Despite early faults and injuries, the women advanced through the round of sixteen with straight set results in many matches, while domestic seeds also moved forward.
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Kamrath
Nakano
Charles E Swanson
Pawtucket
Bock
Jetter
Alice Marble
San Migneisco
Sundas
Budwe Will Goo
Joseph Adams
Young
New Lorker
Whale
Jadwiga Jedrzejyowskw
Miss Marbles
Fieny
Poland
Edna C Sooith
Lefty Gomez Hurls Shutout Over Nats
Lefty Gomez dominates the Nationals in a 2 game gap with a shutout in the second. Buster Mills drives in the winning run with a single to left as the Athletics pound Boston pitcher Wil son for seven runs in five innings. John son adds a second homer in the ninth to seal the win.
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Buster Mills
Athletics
Jack Wilson
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Werber
Luther Thomas
Chubby Dean
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Averill
Hemsley
Horder
Trosky
Carey
Barkley
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Knott
Harder
McGowan
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Quinn
Jioston
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Dean Th
Doerr
Cramer
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Hibet
Thomas
Olson
Priadegina i
Mesut Olson
Mills Freoss Huston
Ib Werker
Hill
Johnson Kopiman
Berg
Higeing
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Higuins
Chapman
Werter Johnson
Denn
Pudentia
Wilson
S'emas
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Abileo
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Lopez
Ouneggb
Orbler
Ola
Bush
S Johnson
Fieston
Warstier
Cuccinello
Wurstier
Garris
Ti Magsio
Grace
Scharein
Younz
LaMasters
Kirin
LaMaster
Martin
Norris
E. Moore
Hutchinson
Worate
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Carma
Balle
Gabler
Welr
Mulcahy
Ny Hutchinson
Hite-Olf Gaber
Dash
Labtaster
Indy Mulcahy
Kiem
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Barr
Hubbell Dominates Dodgers as Phillies Edge Gabler
Carl Hubbell proves tough for the Dodgers while Mulcahy works the ninth for Philadelphia. Philly drives Gabler from the box in the third as Bush Weir and Hutchinson combine for the win. Hutchinson credited with victory. LaMaster charged with defeat.
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Phils
Phillies
Gabler
Guy Bush
Weir
Hutchinson
Wehrle and Kocsis Reach Western Amateur Final
Wilford Wehrle of Racine Wisconsin and Charles Kocsis of Detroit Michigan advanced to the finals of the thirty eighth Western Amateur golf championship in Los Angeles. Wehrle defeated Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie NC 2 and 1 while Kocsis beat JP Burke of Newport RI 3 and 2. The finals are set for Sunday and all four semi finalists were even at the 27th hole of the 36 hole match.
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Los Angeles
INS
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Charles Kocsis
Detroit
Mich
Lato
Los Angeles Country Club
Wehrle
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
Kogsis
JP. Burke
Newport
Football prospects across Iowa colleges loom for fall season
The piece surveys OWA Grid stock with Manders brothers leading the versatile lineup and notes Drake, Iowa State Teachers, Grinnell, Parsons, and St Ambrose as contenders in a tough Missouri Valley schedule. It predicts strong teams, public interest, and mentions a quirky line about an extra eyelid for animals.
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Manders Brothers
Bulldogs
Missouri Valley
Drake
Iowa State
Buck Starbeck
Guy Lookabaugh
Grinnell
Pioneers
Parsons
St. Ambrose
Dukes Duford
Heat Delays Prep Football Drills At Local Schools
Four city high schools faced scorcher conditions as they began weeklong drills ahead of opening games on Sept 17. Coaches report limited contact work and focus on conditioning while planning a season ticket sale to fund athletics, with volunteers from local luncheon clubs aiding the drive.
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Homer Maxwell
Fred Kluss
Roosevelt
M. S. Hallman
Franklin
Jennie Post
Wilson
W. L. Paxon
McKinley
Lazzeri Aims to Manage Cleveland Indians Next Season
Tony Lazzeri, longtime Yankees second baseman, tells Daily News he hopes to manage the Cleveland Indians next year. He says he will not return to the Yankees, and would quit baseball if he does not get a managerial job. Lazzeri expects Alva Bradley to offer him the role or he will retire.
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Washington
Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankees
Daily News
Cleveland Indians
Lazzeri
Yankees
Indians
Bradley
Alva Bradley
The
Yanks
Boxer Bob Pastor Injured in Saratoga Car Collision
Heavyweight boxer Bob Pastor who once fought Joe Louis suffered a bruised left shoulder when his car collided with another vehicle in Saratoga Springs New York. Pastor's companion Francis J Labelle a local basketball referee also injured in the crash. Police said no arrests were made.
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Saratoga Springs
WN. Y
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Pastor
Francis J. Labelle
Edward Kelly
J. F. Lansing
University City
Illinois to add Des Plaines alum as part time freshman coach
Kenneth Nelson of Des Plaines will return to the University of Illinois as a part time assistant coach for the freshman football team. Athletic Director Wendell Wilson announced the move on Saturday, noting Nelson is a former Illini varsity player.
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Champaign, Ill
Kenneth Nelson
Des Plaines
University of Illinois
Wendell Wilson
Marchy Schwartz to Marry Omaha Girl
Marchmont "Marchy" Schwartz Creighton coach and former Notre Dame halfback will wed Miss Rosemarie O'Donnell of Omaha in South Bend Indiana during Christmas week. They obtained a license there Friday and return to Omaha with a party that attended the Chicago all star game. O'Donnell a Creighton law graduate 1935 and last year admitted to the bar was honorary colonel of the Creighton ROTC.
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Omaha
Marchmont
Marchy” Schwartz
Creighton University
Notre Dame
Rosemarie O'Donnell
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
O'Donnell
Virginia Guilfoil Wins Mason-Dixon Golf Crown
Virginia Guilfoil of Syracuse New York defeated Dorothy Traung of San Francisco 27 holes on the White course to claim the Mason-Dixon title. Guilfoil carded ten birdies and handed Traung her worst final match score to date.
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Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Virginia Guilfoil
Syracuse
N. Y
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
New York
Old White
Guilfoil
Bees Buy Youthful Coast Loop Player
San Francisco club president Joe Bearwald announced the sale of Max West, a 20-year-old outfielder, to the Boston Bees. The deal includes an undisclosed cash amount and one player to be delivered next year. West will report next spring. The New York Giants previously held an option on West but did not exercise it.
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SAN Francisco
Max West
Boston Bees
Joe Bearwald
San Francisco Club
West
New York Giants
Immigration mosaic: about 40 nationalities in the United States
A nationwide snapshot shows roughly 40 distinct nationalities represented in the United States. The data highlight diverse origins across communities and urban regions, reflecting ongoing immigration patterns and demographic shifts shaping American society.
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United States
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