Franklin And McKinley Elevens Open At Home This Week
Franklin and McKinley high schools prepare for the season with Paulu Rust and coaches listing key players at every line. McKinley fronts centers Gable Peterson Kacere and backfield options including Per son Young Vaclav with Earl Carr frequenting ball carrying duties. Franklin fields veterans but cites a thinner line with versatile backs Eddy Kinch Harmer Alt Guy Davidson Currell Hovey and a long list of hopeful ends and linemen as they host Tipton and Oelwein in coming games. Roosevelt rebuilds under Martin Stolar and Grigg with Seeley Scriven Diehl and others fueling an East Waterloo opener next Friday night.
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Golden Bears
Tipton
Leonard Paulu
Don Wolfe
al Sindelar
Gable
Peterson
Kacere
Scheible
Marnette
Miles
Phillips
Gilbert Person
Riley
Watson
Mason
Smith
Hersch
Jordan Johnson
Jeffrey
Ed Person
Young
Vaclav
Earl Carr
Campagna
Stolba
Olson
Clark
Plotz
Franklin
Orville Rust
Norman Bleakley
Eddy
Kinch
Harmer
Alt
Guy
Davidson
Currell
Hovey
Farmer
Benesh
Jennings
Fleugel
Rice
M. Herbeck
T. Herbeck
Albright
Doyle
Franey
Rogers
Lyon
Leopp
Kanellis
O’meara
King
Swift
Jensen
McAllister
Martin
O’brien
Kern
Johnson
Davis
Karris
Stewart
McBride
Lowe
Glessner
Bowne
Klima
Bill Gillan
Penosky
Dehl
Lorence
Bob Gillan
Bloomhall
Wright
Austin
Nassif
Jurgenson
Leonard
Stevens
Kenney
Keller
Mehegan
Ralston
Thunderbolts
Oelwein
Bill Barnard
Farris Clarke
Stephen Mills
Wilson
West Waterloo
Rambler
Krumm
Usher
Heesner
Klinger
Vizal
Haeussler
Karth
Biderman
Hamer
St. Germain
Izer
Macek
McIntyre
Jakubec
Hite
T. Lahman
Leehmen
Bill Hanson
Conway
Moel
Prusek
Priborsky
N. Hanson
R. Lahman
Janos
Urban
Higgins
Roosevelt
Frank Martin
Joe Stolar
Leslie Grigg
Roughriders
East Waterloo
Seeley
Bob Scriven
Hugh Scriven
Schuknecht
Burlingame
Diehl
Fjellman
Tordick
Thayer
Cubbage
Walker
Byers
Williams
Kretchmer
Wiley
Cocayne
John Walker
Cerney
Lyberger
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Lucas
Sherriff
Hughes
Stumpff
Hammill
Linkletter
Elliott
Fandrey
Ryerson
Harmon
Harover
World Series Set to Open September 30 in New York
Major league owners and Commissioner Landis agreed to start the World Series on September 30 at the Polo Grounds with the New York Yankees favored to meet either the St. Louis Cardinals or Chicago Cubs. The schedule places games at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium, with travel days if another club leads the pennant race. Broadcasting rights remain with Ford for $100,000, and ticket prices are set at 6.60, 5.50, 3.30, and 1.10.
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K. M. Landis
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Polo Grounds
Sportsman Park
St. Louis
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Yankee Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Ford Motor Company
Landis
Yankees
New York Representatives
Five sharpshooters watch for National amateur golf crown
Nearly 200 golfers start play for the National amateur golf tournament tomorrow. Scotty Goodman and Johnny Goodman lead as prime favorites, with Frank Strafaci of New York, Walter Emery, and Johnny Fischer among promising youngsters who can push deep. The field features past medalists and rising stars set to challenge the gruelling event.
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Scotty Goodman
Johnny Goodman
Frank Strafaci
New York
Walter Emery
Dixie Star
Johnny Fischer
European Airlines Fly At Night Without Beacons
European airlines operate at night relying solely on instruments, abandoning beacon lights as they navigate to destinations.
Warneke shuts out Giants 6 to 0 in big game
LON WARNEKE pitches a complete game shutout defeating the Giants 6 to 0. The box shows Camilli, Joost, Kampou and Campbe producing key hits while Stine collects a hit and drives in runs. Umpires Sears and something else are noted with several strikeouts by Bowman and Mooty.
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Giants
Chiozza
Bain
Whitney
Norris Camilli
Joost Kampou
Reeliag
Cincinnati
Ine Worth
Dee Stine
Bowman
Ngsworth
Piteh
Stine
Teenie
Sears
Ero
Dizzy Dean Stars In Nightcap To Split Dodgers Twin Bill
Brooklyn Dodgers toppled Dizzy Dean as a reliever in the first game of a Saturday doubleheader 9 to 8. Dean rebounded in the nightcap, pitching seven hits as the Cardinals won 10 to 3. The split kept the Gas House Gang within three and a half games of the Giants, with Chicago losing their lone start. Dodgers rallied for three runs in the eighth to take the opener from St Louis who had built a six-run lead by the fifth. Manager Frankie Frisch pulled the team in the seventh.
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Si Johnson
George Earnshaw
Dean
Don Gutteridge
Art Garibaldi
Johnny Mize
Jack Winsett
Brooklyn
Dizzy
Dodgers
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago
Gas House Gang
Frankie Frisch
Bees Rally Past Pirates 3 2 Behind Hoyt Ninth Inning
Waite Hoyt pitched eight strong innings for the Bees but faltered in the ninth allowing four Pittsburgh hits and three runs. Boston beat Pittsburgh 3 2 as the Bees limited Pirates to four first nine hits while Bush was hit for seven. Buck Jordan and Wally Berger walked and, after Tony ates, Thompson came up to drive in the decisive runs.
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Boston
Waite Hoyt
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hoyt
Bees
Guy Bush
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Moore
Buck Jordan
Wally Berger
Tony Gles
Hal Lee
Ompson
Bill Urbanski
Lopez
Indians Shine Batting But Lag in Standings
The Cleveland Indians boast a high team batting average of .305 led by Hal Trosky and Earl Averill with .376. Despite strong hitting and notable stars, the Tribe sit in fifth place, a bigger disappointment than the Red Sox, who are also struggling.
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Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Bostonese
Cleveland Indians
Mel Harder
Orai Hildebrand
Johnny Allen
Willis Hudlin
Hal Trosky
Lou Gehrig
Bill Knickerbocker
Earl Averill
Joe Vosmik
Averill
Tribe
Roy Weatherly
Indians
Billy Sullivan
Frank Pytlak
Bill Dickey
Pytlak
Red Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Goodman Campbell Favored In Amateur Golf Preview
Garden City New York reports that the 1936 national amateur golf championship opens with a wide open field of 210 players. Johnny and Albert Campbell are the favored duo alongside Sam Goodman, with talk centering on Campbell’s poise and belief in himself. Walter Emery and Johnny Fischer named as top contenders, Bud Ward and Clarence Hackney Jr. noted as dark horses amid strong Canadian and American challengers.
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Garden City
N. Y
Lawson Little
Lawson
Cleveland
Brookline
Bob Jones
Merion
Little
Jones
Johnny
Albert
Scotty) Campbell
Goodman
John
Campbell
Canada
Ross Somerville
Dill Pickle
Ontario
Baltimore
Hackney
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Bud Ward
Tacoma
Clarence Hackney, Jr
Atlantic City
Young Hackney
Raiders Meet Texas Spiders At Hill Park Monday
Raiders end pennant race and host the Texas Black Spiders in an exhibition at Hill Park Monday night at 8. The Spiders, Texas champions and claim to be the Souths fastest colored club, show a colorful lineup with shadow work and slow motion. Infield stars Carter, Andrews, Littleton and Brown headline a crew backed by Charley, Sonny Alexander, Bear Smith and others. Admission is 40 cents for men.
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Raiders
Hill Park
Texas Black Spiders
Spiders
Texas
South
Carter
Andrews
Littleton
Brown
Charley
Sonny Alexander
Bear Smith
New York and Detroit clash in hard fought baseball clash
Detroit edged New York by 10 to 10 in a rain interrupted game while Boston beat St. Louis 9 to 6. Ostermueller pitched, Thomas Wis struck out thrice, with Hirmueller allowing 11 hits and 3 runs in 5 innings. Umpires Hubbard Ormsby and Cronin called time at 2 01.
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Smiley
Boston
St. Louis
Ostermueller
Thomas Wis
Henry
Hirmueller
Mits
Tyo Pitther
Tns
Pite
Cetrrenalian
Hubbard, Ormsby and i
Cronin
Thomas
White Sox beat Athletics 5 to 1 to stay ahead in pennant race
Chicago White Sox pitcher Johnny White held Philadelphia to six hits and the Sox tied a 5 to 1 victory Saturday. Chicago bats collected twelve hits off Lee Ross, scoring two runs in the third and three in the fifth while Luke Appling led with three hits to take sole league batting lead as Earl Averill fell back after a day setback.
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Chicago White Sox
Johnny Whitehead
Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
Washington Senators
Lee Ross
Luke Appling
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Washington
Senators Sweep Indians to Close Season as Hort 15th Win
Cleveland hosts Washington in a 12 2 loss as Senators hit 17 safeties. Righty contends his 15th win while Al Milnar, recalled from Minneapolis, starts for Indians but exits in the sixth after six runs by Washington cross in that frame. Indians only tally comes on singles by Sullivan Vosmik and Berger in the seventh.
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Cleveland
Senators
Indians
Hinea
Coe Gridmen Prepare After Busy Practice Week
Coe College football drills stretch into Monday with 30 players expected as conditioning continues. Coach Moray Eby notes success after three practice sessions in rain and mud, with key returns including Arnold Brokaw to captain the team for the Upper Iowa game and a roster of reported candidates from various towns and colleges.
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Coe
Moray Eby
Matt Starcevich
Perry Larson
Bernie Smith
Cleveland
Fort Snelling
Arnold Brokaw
Upper Iowa
Gene Carson
Essex
Ralph Martin
Tracr
Ray Smith
Marion
Charlie Shedd
Cedar Rapids
Dale Notestine
Eagle Grove
Paul Schneider
Eldora
Chris Batos
Ill
Orr
Minn
Charlie Ziegas
Garth Hunter
Lowell Wedgebury
Laurens
le Roy McLeod
Central City
Willfong
Baer Brothers set for Des Moines boxing card
Des Moines host shows star Max and Buddy Baer in six round bouts at Memorial Coliseum next Friday against Willie Davis and Tiny Bittner with both brothers weighing near 210 and 235 pounds respectively. Eddie Jennings scouts Davis and Bittner while seven amateur bouts precede the main events.
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Iowa
Des Moines Y. M. C
Jimmy Braddock
Playboy
Baer
Memorial Coliseum
Willie Davis
Chicago
Davis
Tiny Bittner
Philadelphia
Buddy Baer
Jengs
Max
Buddy
Des Moines
Jennings
Marble and Perry Triumph In Net Championship Clash
Alice Marble and Fred Perry won the net title in a high stakes final. Marble opened with a 4-0 game burst before Jacobs steadied, Marble then clinched the match in straight sets after a dramatic long rally. Budge, a 21 year old Oakland youth, showed standout serving and pace challenging Perry throughout a lengthy bout.
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Miss Marble
Miss Jacobs
Budge
Perry
Oakland
Erry
Marble Stuns Field In Comeback Tennis Triumph
San Francisco player Alice Marble, 22, won the national women's singles title, marking the culmination of a long, arduous comeback after a 1924 Paris collapse. She battled past illness, sun exposure, and doubt, drawing inspiration from Helen Wills Moody's return to win at Roland Garros and pursue a strong Eastward campaign.
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INS
Alice Marble
Mme. Henrotin
Roland Garros Stadium
Paris
Miss Marble
Horney
California
Berkeley
East
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
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