Big Ten coaches seek replacements at football camps
At multiple Big Ten sites coaches evaluated sophomores for 1936 roles. Illinois' Bob Zuppke praised Ken Zimmerman, Jack Broaday, and Leo Staskca as potential replacements for graduating stars. Other schools like Northwestern, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana, Purdue and Ohio State reported focused drills aiming to fill key positions and refine new lineups.
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Hicago
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Ken Zimmerman
Jack Broaday
Leo Staskca
Zuppke
Les Lindberg
Duke Slater Visits Iowa City to Observe Hawkeye Drills
Fred Duke Slater former Iowa All American tackle and Chicago official visits Iowa City to observe Hawkeye practice for two weeks and may coach ex officio for the Old Gold line. Slater notes One Simmons has all a football player needs. He played ten pro seasons with the Chicago Cardinals before retiring in 1931.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Fred “Duke
Slater
Iowa
Chicago
Hawkeye
Ossie Salem
Duke
Hawkeyes
Simmons
Chicago Cards
Conesville Defeats Durant 3 1 in Short Rain-Shortened Game
Conesville topped Durant 3 to 1 in a three inning game cut short by rain. Buser and Kemp pitched for Conesville while Arp started for Durant.
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Conesville
Durant
The
Gazette
Buser
Kemp
Standings and Friday Results for Iowa Basketball Teams
Standings show Davenport 35 24 .593 and Des Moines 29 31 .483 with Cedar Rapids 33 27 .550 and Rock Island 25 33 .431. Waterloo 24 37 .393 and Sioux City 25 33 .431. Friday games postponed due to rain. Saturday schedule Davenport at Des Moines, Rock Island at Cedar Rapids, Waterloo at Sioux City.
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W. L. Pet
W.L. Pet
Davenport
Des Moines
C. Rapids
Sioux City
R. Island
Waterloo
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Snapshot
The column shows in early standings with New York at 83 54, St. Louis 79 58, Chicago 78 61, Cincinnati 69 68, Philadelphia 46 30. Friday results list New York 5 and St. Louis 12 4, Pittsburgh 10 and Philadelphia 9. Saturday games include Philadelphia at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsoured
Phildelphia
New_York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Summary of 1961 NBA standings and matchups
A fragmented report lists team records and games in progress for New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington St Louis Detroit Philadelphia and other teams. It mentions upcoming matchups including New York at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland with Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St Louis.
Lawson Little Leads Canadian Open After First 36
Lawson Little of San Francisco stretched his Canadian open lead to four strokes after a 66 in the second round, posting a 36-hole total of 133. Paul Runyan stood second at 137, with Jack Littler and Tony Manero among early Canadian contenders while several rivals faltered in Friday action.
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Toronto
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Little
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Jack Littler
Ottawa
Ont
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Manero
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Leo Diegel
Philmont
Abe Espinosa
Jimmy Thompson
Shawnee-on- Delaware
Lowden to Meet East Iowa All Star Team
Lowden IA hosts an East Iowa league all star squad Sunday at 2 15 p m. Lowden captured the league pennant this season and a large crowd is expected for the exhibition game.
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Lowden
East Iowa
Postville Gridmen Work Under Coach Wernimont
Special to The Gazette Postville Iowa D H Wernimont coaches a vigorous football workout for this season listing players including Harry Olson Clarence Tindell Oran Weston Clinton Lammert Lloyd Ellis Dick Hale LaVerne Benson Duane Schroeder Jack Bush Rodney Smith Robert Bachtell Leo Sebastian Howard Voelker Ernest Overland Donald Voelker Maurice Neverman Stanley Schroeder Murray Ellis Lyle Schroeder Lyle Zieman Paul Schroeder Gates Williams Supt R J Carroll announces the schedule with homecoming planned and Elgin on the list 325 West Union listed as a home game location and date unclear
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the Gazette
Postville
D. H. Wernimont
Harry Olson
Clarence Tindell
Oran Weston
Clinton Lammert
Lloyd Ellis
Dick Hale
LaVerne Benson
Duane Schroeder
Jack Bush
Rodney Smith
Robert Bachtell
Leo Sebastian
Howard Voelker
Ernest Overland
Donald Voelker
Maurice Neverman
Stanley Schroeder
Murray Ellis
Lyle Schroeder
Lyle Zieman
Paul Schroeder
Gates Williams
R. J. Carroll
Elgin
West Union
Giants Trip Cubs and Cards Break Even in Tight Race
Giants beat the Cubs 5-1 behind Carl Hubbell's four hitter for his 13th straight win as the Giants maintain a four game lead with 17 to play. Cardinals win opener 12-8 with Don Gutteridge two homers and a triple, then lose 5-4 as Van Mungo shuts them down. Pirates win 10-3 off Bill Weir, Phillies split with Reds 9-6, White Sox hammer Athletics 17-2, Gehrig homers for third day in a row in 14-4 Yankees win, Senators take over third by beating the Indians 7-2, Red Sox top Browns 6-2.
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Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Gas House
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Cubs
Hubbell
Dodgers
Don Gutteridge
van Mungo
White Sox
Horace Lisenbee
Athletics
Monty Stratton
Mackmen
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Tigers
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Earl Whitehill
Red Sox
Browns
Wes Ferrell
Ex World Three-Cushion Champion Augie Kieckhefer Dies
Chicago reports Augie Kieckhefer, former world three-cushion billiards champion, died suddenly. He will be buried near Milwaukee, his birthplace. Kieckhefer won the world title in 1918 1919 1921 1927 and 1932 at age 47.
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Chicago
Augie Kieckhefer
Milwaukee
Kieckhefer
The Smooth Swing Philosophy for Golf Mastery
The text argues that natural effortless practice builds smooth swings and that focused attention on the ball matters more than tinkering with swing mechanics. It warns that attempting to force improvement often disrupts natural rhythm and hinders the quality of the shot.
Box Score: Chicago vs Newark Drama in Major League Game
Chicago and Newark mixed offense as Mancuso and Bartell sparked Newark with three RBIs while Davis and Hubbell held the line for New York. Bases on balls and errors shaped the late innings. Davis pitched 5 1 3, Root faced 2 1 3, Bryant closed with 1 0 0.
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al New Bt
Abhoa Hoa Allen
Moore
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Herman
Sikisne
Demaree
O Terry
Hack
Jackson
Alan
Head
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Sorsee
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Henshaw
Stainback
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Guigerg
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Eee
Ott
Jurges
Mancuso
Bartell
Whitehead
Terry
New York
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Hubbell
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C. Davis
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Stewart
Pinelli
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Crosetti
Walker
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di Mag’o
Gehr
Goslin
Selkir
Sim’ons
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Rogell
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O' Owen
Malone
Pite Sullivan
Lawson
Sorrell
New Detroit Sweet Enweer
Glenn
Selkirk
Owen
Power
Zzeri
Getselver
Crease
Gehrig
Ase Malone
oLazeer
Rosell
Skirk
Saltzgaver York
New Gorod
Detroit
Sullivan
Law
Sewe
Mane
Uaston
Moriarty
Phillies Defeat Reds 9-6 in Through Nine Innings
Philadelphia offense explodes for nine runs, led by Camilli and Riggs with key RBIs. Cincinnati counters with five runs, but pitching changes and defensive miscues seal the win as Johnson picks up the victory and Hallahan suffers the loss.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Walker
Moore
G'dman
Scarcella
Lombardi
OlCamilliille
Riggs
T’v'ow
Wilson
Kam’'ris
Chiozza
Herman
Gomez
Joost
Aseeene
Hallahan
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Stine
Iynepman
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Klein
Norris
Camilli
Chiozza Sohones Moore
Rises
Pevenes
Scarcella Lein
Passeau
Johnson
Mooty
Vonueen
Styne
Sears and Moran
Pittsburgh and Boston Clash in Low-Scoring Tilt
Pittsburgh and Boston square off in a late 1930s baseball game. ABH O Al ABHOR Schulte and L. Waner lead hitters with multiple ribbies as Suhr and Cuccinello drive in runs. Blanton and Smith hold the mound with a combined 11 and 2-3 innings pitched, while Brubaker Lavagetto Warstler Prienes and Lopez split errors in a tight contest.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Schulte
SiWaretics
L.waner
Moore
Browne
P.waner
O Berger
Baker
Ligetto
Lones
Young
Mueller
Todd
Blanton
Smith
Thompson
Wacerouter
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Brubaker
Lavagetto
Warstler
Prienes
Lopez
Suhr
P. Waner
Vaughan
Berger
Cuccinello
S' R. Todd
Jordan
Urbanski
Unclear Baseball Box Score Between St Louis and Brooklyn
A fragmented box score shows St Louis and Brooklyn games with line scores, errors, and multiple substitutions. Notable items include Jordan hitting a home run for St Louis and Cooney stealing a base, with Parmelee and Haines listed among pitchers.
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Brooklyn
Pullis
Jordan
G'baldi
Bucher
J.martin
Ilf
B’dagaray
Medwick
Dike
O Cooney
Durocher
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G'eridge
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Parmelee
R.moore
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Mize
Atteridge
Brooklyn Ie
Lker
Gains
Baker
Alker
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Reybe
Sea Eeet
Aker
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Pfirman
Sigourney Gridmen In Charge Of F. Bennett
Sigourney Iowa football practices underway as Forrest Bennett, agricultural instructor, fills in as coach until a permanent coach is hired. Eligible players listed include Donald Noller Earl Meyer George Newton Haffner Jack Kleinschmidt Robert Pfaff Francis Devine J R Livesay with others named as good material for the squad. Daily practices continue.
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Sigourney
Forrest Bennett
Donald Noller
Earl Meyer
George Newton Haffner
Jack Kleinschmidt
Robert Pfaff
Francis Devine
J. R. Livesay
LeRoy Coon
William Adams
Jack Larimer
Edwin Green
Evan Moffitt
Clov
Wrestling Results Note From Escane City Meet
Brief results from the Escane City wrestling event show athletes placing in key matches. Officials tallied scores and announced winners across weight classes.
Werber's homer lifts St. Louis over Boston in 2-2 tie
In a tight 2 to 1 game, Werber belted a solo homer for St. Louis while Solters Cramer and Foxx drove runs. Caldwell allowed one run over 2 innings in relief and took the loss as Liebhardt and Van Atta also pitched. Umpires Geisel Hubbard and Ormsby presided a 2 hour game.
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Boston
St. Louis
Gaffke
Lary
Werber
Clift
N Cramer
Oj Solters
Foxx
Bell
B’t'mley
Croninss
West
Dahig
Li Hemsley
W. Ferrell
Kroner
Solters
Cramer
Caldwell
Liebhardt
Geete Ferrell
A Caldwell
van Atta
Ons Caldwell
Husband Objects To Tending Baby While Wife Plays Football
Vienna dispatch reports Karl Lutz seeks divorce from Maria Lutz wife of Tempo football star. He claims he must cook, clean, and care for their baby while she plays football. Team members expected to testify for Mrs. Lutz. she plays association ball.
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Vienna
Karl Lutz
Maria Lutz
Tempo
Zahrt Beats Reynolds In Marengo Golf Meet
Irwin Zahrt defeated Harold Reynolds to win the one day Marengo club championship. Zahrt qualified with 42 on the first nine and outlasted Dr. R. B. Galbraith one up. Reynolds, who beat H. R. Edwards in the first round, fell to Zahrt one up in the final after a tight nine holes.
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Marengo
Irwin Zahrt
Harold Reynolds
Zahrt
R. B. Galbraith
Reynolds
H. R. Edwards
E. L. Hollis
Garth Hite
Riverside To Host Junior Softball Tournament
Riverside IA. Sunday the junior softball tournament sponsored by Tony Florang will be held at the local field. Hills juniors meet Havel at 2 pm, Kalona and Riverside clash at 4 pm, with the final at 8 pm to determine the winner. Prizes are 2.00 for first and 1.50 for second.
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Riverside
Tony Florang
Hills
Havel
Kalona
Perry Budge Reach Nationals Finals In tense open
England’s Fred Perry edged Bryan Grant 6-4 3-6 7-5 6-2 to reach the men’s final at Forest Hills joining Donald Budge who defeated Frank Parker. Helen Jacobs and Alice Marble won through to the women’s final with Jacobs seeking a fifth crown.
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Frank Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Boy Wonder
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
England
Kay Stammers
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Miss Jacobs
Miss Marble
Helen Pedersen
Stamford
Perry
Milwaukee Brewers Win Third Straight Over Kansas City Blues
The Milwaukee Brewers edged the Kansas City Blues 7 to 4 to cement a hold on a spot in the American Association playoff finals. The St. Paul Saints won their first of three games against the Indianapolis Indians, 6 to 5 in eleven innings.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul Saints
Indianapolis Indians
Brewers
Kansas City
Blues
Saints
Indianapolis
Lisbon Beats Lowden 1 0 To Lead Wapsie Valley Eight
Lisbon took sole first place in the Wapsie Valley Eight by defeating Lowden 1 to 0 in a game at Lowden that ended in the sixth inning due to rain. Clarence high led Olin 7 to 0 in a non conference game when rain halted play in the fourth. Lefty Long of Clarence allowed few hits through four innings. Standings listed as Wen Lest By.
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Clarence
Lisbon
Wapsie Valley
Lowden
Clarence High
Olin
Leroy
Clarence Southpaw
Wen Lest
Minnesota Gopher Gridmen Lose Two Ineligible Players
Minnesota announces that Marty Christianson prize sophomore full back and Stan Sutarz reserve guard are declared ineligible from the 1936 squad. Coach Bernie Bierman faces gaps as Christianson was a key spring standout and Sutarz’s absence leaves several prospects to fill the roster.
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Minneapolis
Marty Christianson
Stan Sutarz
University of Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Christianson
Bierman
Sheldon Beise
Sitarz
Grinnell High Dominates Tama Team 27 to 0
Grinnell High opened the grid season in a rain soaked game at Grinnell, defeating Tama 27 to 0. Grinnell led 17 to 0 at halftime with Captain Blandin outstanding for the locals.
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the Gazette
Grinnell
Grinnell High
Tama
Blandin
Unclear Sports Card Teardown
Fragmentary sports item lists names and numbers without clear context or outcome. Entities include Ceferino Locatelli Stiles Fi Ciscotee and Wally Halls with various scores. Unable to determine event, date, or result from the text provided.
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THE
Associated Press
New York
Ceferino
Locatelli
Wally’ Halls
Aihama
Hawkeye Backfield May Include Two Sophomores
Iowa coach Ossie Solem split sixty players into two units for the season’s first scrimmage in heat and rain. Chicago sophomores Al Schenk and Frank Balazs stood out. Balazs shared passing honors with Ozzie Simmons. Bowlin and sophomores Dobson Glenn Olson and Chambers featured in the afternoon reserve scrimmage as Solem plans two-unit drills into next week. Bush Lamb missing as ineligible but due Monday.
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Iowa
Ossie Solem
Solem
Chicago
al Schenk
Frank Balazs
Schenk
Ozzie Simmons
Balazs
Salem
Harris
Farrah
Liggett
Floyd DeHeer
Bowlin
Sophs
Dobson
Glenn
Olson
Chambers
Bush Lamb
Newton
Hawkeye
Raiders and Rocks Set for Final Western League Series
The Raiders meet Rock Island tonight at Hill Park in a 9 o'clock start under Ladies Night rules. A three game set decides second place with Davenport leading Cedar Rapids and Rock Island by two and a half games, needing one win in Des Moines to clinch the pennant. last night’s washout shifts to Sunday at 2:45 and final games conclude tomorrow at 8:15 with Allyn Stout or Dick Elston slated to pitch tonight.
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Raiders
Rock Island
Hill Park
Robin Hoods
Davenport
Blue Sox
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Allyn Stout
Dick Elston
Gomer Jones of Ohio Joins Chicago Cardinals
CHICAGO UP Gomer Jones Ohio State captain and All American center in 1935 was added Saturday to the roster of the Chicago Cardinals of the NFL.
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Gomer Jones
Ohio
Chicago Cards
Chicago
Ohio State
Chicago Cardinals
World's Titular Softball Tourney Opens In Chicago
CHICAGO UP A recor field opened play Saturday in the fourth annual world championship tournament of the Amateur Softball Association of America with defending champions favored in both men's and women's divisions. Forty eight men's teams and twenty two girls squads entered as games are scheduled day and night for three days. The Crimson Coaches of Toledo meet St. Louis in the first defense of their men's title, while the Cleveland Bloomer girls face Wisconsin titleholders in the first game tonight.
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Chicago
Amateur Softball Association of America
Crimson
Tiledo
St. Louis
Cleveland Bloomer
Wiscons
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