Sopwith Protest Lands Amid Rainbow Cup Race Victory
A protest from Tom Sopwith, skipper of Endeavour, challenges Rainbow's win in the fourth America's Cup race. The British challenger alleges Rainbow failed to meet Endeavour at the first mark and violated right of way at the start. The race, over a 30 mile triangular course, ended Rainbow first with Endeavour second, potentially shifting the series. The protest was considered by the race committee chaired by Sir Baron Gore while details await tomorrow's ruling.
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Ewport, RI
Tom Sopwith
Endeavour
Harold S Varderbilt
Rainbow
Edmund Lang
Sopwith
Vanderbilt
Sopwiths
Himsel
United States
England
Cox and Brendel to Wrestle Here Thursday Night
Promoter Jennings announced a wrestling card headlined by Joe Cox and Mikey Brendel meeting in a featured bout. Frank Spears of Georgia Tech and George Keverles the Hollywood Sheik clash in one of three supporting bouts. Jimmie Coffield and Babe Carnera also billed in a top notch pairing. Scotland's population totaled 4 843 000 in 1931.
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Joe Cox
M.ke Brentors
Gerrar
Borh
Lazgario Gut Cox
Frank Spears
Georgia Tech
George Keverles
Hollywood
Kohawks Bear Down For Upper Town Drawrs
Kohawks prepare for a key game with Upper Iowa drawing attention to 2A Met Ba test scenarios. Charles Claypool, Batista Saccaro, Harry Green, Harold Flood, Charles Walker, and Ralph Martin are highlighted as key players in the upcoming clash and lineup roles.
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Coe
Charles Claypool
Cowen
Claypool
Sant Vear
Batista Saccaro
Seymour
Saccaro
Upper Iowa
Harry Green
Cedar Rapids
Harold Flood
Waverly Jad
Charles Walker
Mason City
Monticello grid squad opens season with practice and game
Monticello football, a 45 man squad averaging 170 pounds, opened practice for the season. The team, with nine holdovers from 1933, beat Dubuque High 14 to 7 in a recent scrimmage. The 1934 schedule lists eight conference games at Monticello and away matchups with Manchester West Liberty Tipton University Mien West Branch Mount Vernon Anamosa and Marion.
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The
Monticello
Thiessen
Smith
Yeoman
Buel
Eilers
Manchester
West Liberty
the Liberty
Tipton
University Mien
West Branch
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Marion
Tigers Take Both Ends of Twin Bill
Detroit split a doubleheader with Chicago, 9 8 in the first game as Hal Trosky homered, Zeke Bonura and Marshall Mauldin backed Cleveland's offense, and Oral Hildebrand held the White Sox to eight runs in a rally fueled by a late error and strong relief pitching.
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Tigers
Chicago
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Zeke Bonura
Marshall Mauldin
Sox
Oral Hildebrand
George Earnshaw
Indians
Gleveland
Chigago
Galatzer
Oconland
Averliel
O Mauldin
Trosky
Ait
iKlaernerp
Gallwanp
iEarnshawp
Heving
Tetals
Hudlin
Bries
xRan
Haas
Gallivan
Earnshaw
Bonura
Cleveland
Mauldin
Avery Trosky
Vosmik
Kamm Conlan Mauldin
Farnshaw
Hildebrand
Jills
OM Hildebrand
Hudsin
C Brown
Kiaerner & In
Earnshaw & In
Huds
Donnelly, Bummers and
Mildebrand
Hamilton Wins Grinnell City Golf Title
Bob Hamilton defeated Pat Gallagher one up in thirty holes to claim the Grinnell city golf championship after a tight match that went to the final nine holes. Both players were square after the initial dozen holes, with Hamilton taking the lead by winning two of the first three before Gallagher rallied. The last six holes were halved.
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Grinnell
Bob Hamillton
Pat Gallagher
Hamilton
Gallagher
Stat
Cornell Reserves Defeat Augustana 7 to 0 in Rock Island
Cornell reserves beat Augustana 7 0 on a late third quarter fumble return setup by Novak. The lone score came when Cole caught a short pass over the line for a TD after Courson and Fry opened a brief Cornell drive. Both teams offered solid defense with Novak and Bunch starring for Cornell and Potter and Mead anchoring Augustana.
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Gazette
Rock Island
Cornell College
Augustana
Augie
Cornell
Cornellians
Novak
Bunch
Martin
Potter
Mead
Johnson
Innes
Richards
Anderson
Corel
Courson
Fry
Cole
R. Rhode
Augustana Cornell
Graflund
Esos
Stereo
Berg Mead RT
Pablos Hedman
Novak Stephenson
McGregor Walters Tee
Weller Potter
Bunch Richards
Underwood Edward
Cole McIntosh
Miller Innesses
Knnx Johnson
Prve
Rhode
R Rhode
Campo
Tator
Miller
Sprasds Stevens
LaBarte
Reg eeiCtads Kimmel
Farm water supply seen as key rural need in Iowa survey
Ames Iowa results from a CWA survey show farm water supplies often polluted and needful of protection. Engineer L J Murphy of Iowa State College extension notes three of four arm homestead wells show pollution signs. proper well curbs and covers and preventing surface drainage are advised to assure purity.
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Ames
CWA
Iowa
L. J. Murphy
Iowa State College Extension Department
Midwest
Murphy Saide
Tractor Fire Engine For Boston Tunnel
Boston officials prepare for fire in the Sumner tunnel linking East Boston with a purpose built tractor fire engine. The 12 mph unit covers the tunnel in about four minutes and carries 100 feet of hose and chemicals to contain car fires until standard apparatus arrives.
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Boston
ING
Boston Fire Department
Last Chapter in 28-Year Tragedy Receding Water Reveals Boat
Receding Longlake waters at Spring Valley Minnesota unearthed the boot and gun of Charles Rosander who drowned on a 1906 hunting trip. Rosander once of Waterloo Iowa was with two companions when their boat capsized. body recovered but boat and gun remained missing until now. The recovered gutline gear, though 28 years underwater, remained in good condition. The rotary printing press was inverted by Richard M Hoe in 1846.
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Spring Valley
Minn
Longlake
Charles Rosander
Rosander
Waterloo
Richard M Hoe
Cochrane
Goose Gostin
Clark Griffith
Giants
Tigers
Terry
Rowe
el Dorado
Ark
Bob Grove
Big Meat Earnshaw
Mickey
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Eldon Auker
Tommy Bridges
Bengals
Cochrane and Terry Win By Different Methods
The piece compares Terry to Cochrane shaping pennant chances through distinct management styles. It recalls Terry's ascent from a losing season to a world championship and contrasts Cochrane lifting Detroit from a 1933 slump amid strong rivals as they chase the 1934 flag.
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Cochrane
Terry
Erry
Dodge
Detroit Outfit
Red Sox
Indians
Yankees
Senators
Gus Mancuso
Blondy Ryan
Cochrane and Terry Drive Giants and Tigers to Pennant Prospects
The piece lauds Cochrane as a transformative manager and contrasts him with Terry, highlighting their impact on shaping powerful lineups. It portrays Cochrane as a dynamic force steering top talents like Gehringer Greenberg Fox White and Hubbell toward a pennant chase, with Terry preferring steady journeymen to spark miracles.
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Charley Gehringer
Marvin Owen
Mickey
Greenberg
Bill Rogell
Pete Fox
Jo-Jo White
Gerdes Manley Cochrane
Firpo Marberry
Alvin Crowder
Cochrane
Carl Hubbell
Anamosa Defeats DeWitt In Opening Football Game
Anamosa high school beat DeWitt 14 to 7 in the season opener. The game was delayed a day due to rain. Werderman connected with Mershon on the first half touchdown before DeWitt tied it late in the fourth. Anamosa then drove 36 yards to end with a late Weiderman pass to Mershon setting up the winning score. Paul added the extra point.
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the Gazette
Dewitt
Anamosa
Werderman
Mershon
Young
Weiderman-Mershon
Paul
Bunco ring fleeces contractor for twelve thousand dollars
Denver police recall the famed million dollar bunco scheme as B H Murphy a Green Bridge Missouri contractor reports being swindled of 12000 by four men involved in a race horse wire tapping racket. He lost his 1500 investment after it ballooned to 83000 in fake profits and when forced to show proof his bonds vanished.
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Denver
INS
B H Murphy
Greenbridge
Murphy
Banco Artists
Colorado Springs
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