Amateur baseball plan ties district wins to Olympic demo
The Olympic baseball committee maps a path from district to state to regional to national meets with the winner joining a U S team for a Japan demo at the 1936 Olympics. It allows adding standout players from losing teams and defines am ateur status to avoid pro eligibility disputes.
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United States
Japan
Olympic Baseball Committee
Davenport
Red Hot Yankees Tigers Battle In 1934 35 AL Race
The American League pennant chase mirrors 1934 with Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees in a tight race. Detroit widened its lead by beating the St Louis Browns 6 3 as Mickey Cochrane’s rivals rested. Earl Whitehill won for the Senators and Cleveland upset Chicago while the Pirates beat the Cubs in the NL.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Alvin Crowder
Brownies
Elon Hogsett
Earl Whitehill
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
National League
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Chicago
Chicago
Warneke
Kowalik
O'Dea
Swift
Hoyt
Grice
Cincinnati
St. Louis
J. Dean
Heusser
Hallahan
DeLancey
Nelson
Iplingsworth
Frey
Hermann and Erickson
Boston
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Zachary and
Lopez
Cantwell
Suction
Detroit
van Atta
Walkup
Thomas
Hemsley
Crowder
Hopgsett and Hayworth
R. H. E. Cleveland
Cleveland, Lee
Phillips
Brenzel
Fischer
Salveson
Sewul
Washington
Poston
Hachette
Walberg
Rhodes
Ferrell
Whitehill
Polton
Melilla
Chucker
Herman
Babe Herman
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Charley Dressen
Rogers Hornsby
Cleveland
Bob Weiland
Johnny Burnett
Browns
Chicago Lad
Campbell
Joe Vosmik
Burnett
Richardson Wins Southwestern Iowa Championship
Sid Richardson, Creston golfer, defeated Gray Carpenter of Shenandoah 10 and 9 in the 36 hole final to claim the southwestern Iowa title. Richardson led 7 up after the morning round. Buddy Myer hit a home run and two singles with two RBIs for the Senators in the Red Sox game.
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Sid Richardson
Creston
Buddy Myer
Senators
Red Sox
U S to Fight Opposition to Olympic Games
The American Olympic Committee under Avery Brundage prepares to counter opposition from Jeremiah Mahoney of the Amateur Athletic Union over sending U S athletes to the 1936 Berlin Games. Brundage cites pledges by Germany on athlete treatment amid renewed concerns over antisemitic and anti Catholic actions.
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Berlin
Avery Brundage
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
The
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Germany
Brundage
Schwartz Injured in Softball Game in Iowa City
Elmer Schwartz Legion kittenball shortstop was in Iowa City for examinations after a collision with Red Mahraun Heinz shortstop during a game with the Legionaires against the Heinz club nine at Weed park Thursday night. Doctors feared a broken jaw from the fielding mishap while Schwartz sped toward third base.
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Elmer Schwartz
Legion
Iowa City
Legionaires
Heinz
Weed Park
Schwartz
Frank Shields Returns East for Net Meet
Frank Shields is back in the East for the grass court championships at West Chester Country Club seeded No 3 behind Sidney Wood and Young Frank Parker. He aims for a higher national ranking after eight months in Hollywood and will then enter the national championships. Shields trained hard on the Pacific coast stating he kept excellent condition and is eager to improve after last year’s Davis Cup defeat.
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New York
Hollywood
Frank Shields
West Chester Country Club
Sidney Wood
Frank Parker
Pacific Coast
Passo Pitches Demons to Win in Long Battle
Claude Passo of the Des Moines Demons, recently sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates, pitched the 12 inning 4 to 2 win over the Blue Sox. Des Moines gains near cellar exit as the series opener at Davenport follows a Blue Sox loss and Davenport lead narrows. Ad Liska extends his winning streak for Cedar Rapids, while King and the Saints pace St. Joseph in another matchup.
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Claude Passo
Des Moines Demons
Passo
Pittsburgh Pirates
Blue Sox
Demons
Davenport
Keokuk
St. Joseph
Don King
Saints
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Ad Liska
Phils
Raiders
Liska
Olympic promises and possible reconsideration by USOC
The text notes that if certain promises are not kept, further consideration of the subject can be given by the American Olympic committee. It cites visiting countries and implies ongoing discussion within the committee.
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American Olympic Committee
Change of Scenery Aids Baseball Ills
A change of scenery often improves player performance and career longevity. Notable cases include Solters, Melillo, Fischer, Herman, Campbell, and others, with Solters excelling after moving to Boston and Melillo boosting his batting after a trade to the Browns.
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Julius Solters
Oscar Melillo
Carl Fischer
Babe Herman
Bruce Campbell
Tex Carleton
Bing Miller
Luke Sewell
George Watkins
Mark Koenig
Phil Collins
Sammy Byrd
Johnny Verger
John McGraw
Strong Richland Girls to Clash With All-Stars
Idle since last Sunday the Muscatine All-Star girls return to action Sunday at 1 30 p m against a Richland Iowa team at Oregon Street Park. Richland outfit comes here highly recommended and Muscatine officials anticipate a thorough engagement.
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Muscatine All-Star
Richland
Oregon Street
Muscatine Club
Mangin and Parker Shine in Meadow Club Doubles
Frankie Parker and Gregory Mangin headline the Meadow club invitation tennis event in Southampton New York as a new doubles pairing. They advance to the semifinals with wins in the second and third rounds alongside Wilmer Hines and Henry Culley and are favored for the doubles title. Alvin Crowder and Lou Berger are noted in separate game highlights with strong pitching and clutch hits.
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Southampton
N. Y
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Bulldog
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Meadow Club
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
S. C
Henry Culley
Mangin
Parker
Red Paint Nine Breaks Four-Week Losing Streak
Red Paint Store ends a four game skid by beating Gobble's Grocers 7 to 2 in Y M C A league play. Heinz 57 club defeats Legion 2 to 0, Zion Lutheran edges St Mathias 5 to 4 in five innings at Jefferson Field as other results include Elks 304 vs Legion and Ina Maes vs Nie zels Drugs in late Thursday action.
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Gobble
Grocers
Heinz
Zion Lutheran
Club
Legion
St. Mathias
Red Paint Store
Jefferson Field
Paint Store
Gobble’s
Records show traded players rally in major league moves
Historic trades keep shaking rosters as players like Tex Carleton Dick Bartell Shufflin Phil Collins Bing Miller and Freddie Lindstrom switch teams. The piece notes Koenig Cob and Cuyler see action with new clubs while new pairings boost Cubs Reds Giants and Phillies.
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Carleton
Tex Carleton
St. Louis Cardinal
Cub
Mark Koenig
New York Yankees
Detroit
New York Giant
Bill Terry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Giants
Phils
Shufflin
Phil Collins
St. Louis Cardinals
Bing Miller
Athletics
Red Sox
Sewell
Senators
White Sox
Browns
Chicago
Watkins
Verger
Byrd
Reds
Yanks
MacFayden
Danny MacFayden
Braves
Ed Coleman
Freddie Lindstrom
Cubs
Pirates
Stanley Hack
Frank Demaree
Lindy
Kiki Cuyler
Lyn Lary
Alan Strange
Dib Williams
Bunnies A C. to Mix With Pleasant Valley Sunday
The Bunnies A C baseball team of Muscatine will travel to Illinois City Sunday afternoon to face the Pleasant Valley Cubs in a key season matchup. Tomm y Jacobs will start on the mound with Bud Fabrizius batting cleanup.
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Bunnies A. C
Pleasant Valley
Muscatine
Illinois City
Pleasant Valley Cubs
Tommy Jacobs
Bunnies
Bud Fabrizius
F. Ballew
Jacobs
J. Hawkins
J. Ballinger
H. Edgington
R. Tietje
Babe Wiltrout
H. Tietje
A. Edgington
Troop F Team of Washington Beats Iowa Pearl 9-4
Washington Troop F defeated the Iowa Pearls 9 to 4 in a fast softball exhibition at Troop field Muscatine. Art Edmonson allowed six hits while H Graham yielded eight, W Hallar shutout three frames. Washington tallied five runs in the sixth after a around-the-batter inning.
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Washington
Troop F
Iowa Pearls
Muscatine
Troop Field
Art Edmonson
Muskie
H. Graham
W. Hallar
Bill Kinnan
Pearls
McClure
Four Strong Teams to Appear Tonight on Softball Card
Ina Mae’s Prayer, conqueror of Iowa Pearl in the Commercial league, faces Heinz 57 club at Jefferson Field tonight. Red Paint Store leads the race against Melton’s Grocery in a kittenball doubleheader. Proceeds fund YMCA repair work.
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Ina Mae
Iowa Pearl
Heinz
Red Paint Store
Melton’s Grocery
Jefferson Field
Melton
Two-Man Teams Battle for Golfing Gold at Inverness
Inverness Golf Club hosts the Inverness invitational with a 4600 prize for the top two man best ball round robin. Sam Parks and Ky Laffo won 2 up over Walter Hagen and Al Watrous, while Al Espinosa and Billy Burke also beat Vic Ghezzi and Denny Shute by the same margin.
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Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
Sam Parks
Ky Laffo
Walter Hagen
al Watrous
Ohio
al Espinosa
Akron
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Vic Ghezzi
Denny Shute
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Light Horse
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
Jimmy Thompson
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Favorites Win in Rapids Net Tourney Play
Cedar Rapids hosts the middle states tennis tournament as favorites reach the quarter finals with Har ris Coggeshall of Des Moines and Paschal Walthall of San Antonio still challenged. George Dulling of San Antonio upset defending champion Ed Davis of Peoria to reach the quarter finals, while Davis meets Jim Brammer of Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
Middle States
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Paschal Walthall
San Antonio
Tex
Coggeshall
Carl Erwin
Walthall
Bob Conrad
Burlington
George Dulling
Max Everett
Ed Davis
Peoria
Ill
George Hogan
Davis
Jim Brammer
Meerdink Tops City Golf Qualifiers at Mad Creek
Charles Meerdink of Geneva Golf and Country Club led qualifiers for the inaugural all city golf tourney at Mad Creek with an 18 hole 80, edging Frankie Chandler by one stroke. Kinnan and Joe Sams also posted championship flight pace with 84s.
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Charles Meerdink
Geneva
Frankie Chandler
Mad Creek Municipal Course
Chandler
Kinnan
Joe Sams
Sams
L. M. Fuller
Frank Vorwerk
Donald Battey
Ben Battey
Bob Kinnan
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