Louis Leviws at Comiskey in Chicago Aug 7 big prize bout
Detroit fighter Bud Louis heads to Chicago for the Joe Louis versus Kingfish Levinsky match at Comiskey Park on August 7. It follows recent heavyweight bouts and is touted as a major card, with expectations mixed about Levinsky’s chances against a favored Louis. The column also notes the St. Louis Cardinals' pennant push and reviews pitching depth.
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Joe Louis
Detroit
Maxwell Street
Chicago
Kingfish Levinsky
Comiskey Park
Windy City
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Primo
New York
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Levinsky
Maxie Baer
Baer
Muscatine
Giants Invite St Louis for Monday Baseball Action
Baseball roundup reports the Giants and Yankees still closing gaps in the pennant race. Giants face the Cardinals in St Louis after a tense finish with the Reds and a late rally against the Browns. The Cubs and Cardinals also posted wins as Brooklyn and the American League clubs added to a busy day of play.
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Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
Mirgins
Tigers
New York
Yanks
St. Louis
Cardinals
New Yorkers
Browns
Cincinnati
Reds
Cubs
Dick Coffman
Charley Ruffing
Pat Malone
Don Brennan
Yankee
Red Sox
Burgess Whitehvar
Bill Delancey
Pepper Martin
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Augie Galan
Frank Demaree
Charley Root
Brooklyn
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Buck Newsom
Indians
Pinky Higgins
R. H. E. New York
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Stout and Danning
Brennan
Frey and
Campbell
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Philadelphia
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Pezzulo Ani Todd
Henshaw, Root and Hartnett
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Broklyn, Benge
Leonard and
Phelps
Lopez
Blanton
Birkhofe
Brown and Grace
Boston
MacFayden, Smith and Hogan
P. Dean and
DeLancey
New Course Record Posted at Public Links by Bob Rice
Golf notes report a new 18 hole record at Mad Creek by Bob Rice after a midweek shift from Geneva Golf and Country club. Rice, with Muscatine coach Bob Kinnan and Neal Sands, opened the front nine in 38 and finished the back in 35 for a 73.
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Bob Rice
Elizabeth Meerdink
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Mad Creek
Bob Kinnan
Muscatine High School
Neal Sands
Little Musky
Bob
Familiar Rivals Prominent on Iowa 1935 Football Schedule
Iowa's 1935 grid slate features familiar foes Minnesota Northwestern and Illinois. The Minnesota game marks the 29th homecoming clash, Northwestern the 22nd, and Illinois the 19th in the series with Iowa. Other opponents include Purdue 14, Indiana 8, South Dakota 5, Bradley Tech 4, Colgate 1.
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Iowa City
Minnesota
Northwestern
Illinois
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Iowans
Gophers
Wildcats
Mlmi
Clinois
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
South Dakota
Bradley Tech
Colgate
Gil 11 Takes National Title in Diving Meet
Mary Hoerger, 11, of Miami Beach, won the three meter springboard title at the women’s four day national swimming championships in Manhattan Beach. Lenore Kight defended the mile but Olive McKean and Katharine Rawls won other events as the day produced thrilling early wins and close finishes.
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Associated Press
New York
Mary Hoerger
Tne
Miami Beach
Filia
Mary
Lenore Kignat
Homestead
Manhattan
Olive McKean
Seattle
Miss Kight
Susan Robertson
Miss McKean
Katherine Rawls
Miss Hoerger
Janice Lifson
Miss Rawls
Fred Hoerger
Elks and Iowa Pearl win in extra innings at Mulberry arena
In the season opener at Jefferson field, the Elks defeated Mulford 1 to 0 after eight innings as Blaesing no hits through six and a half. Iowa Pearl beat Heinz 7 to 6 in seven innings thanks to Ted Goetzman’s eighth inning triple and Carey’s seventh inning homer.
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The
Elks
Iowa Pearl
Jefferson Field
Mulford
Heinz
Mulberry Avenue
Ted Goetzman
Brockway
Mulfords
Mike Blaesing
Dittman
Mulford Moundsman
Goetzman
Jimny Figg
South Enders
Warren Wintermute
Tommy Ruckles
Bill Nietzel
Jimmy Lange
Carey
Stanley Carey
Muscatine County Kittenball Team to Enter Downriver Meet
Muscatine county plans a boys Four-H kittenball team for the Tri-State fair in Burlington on August 6 and 7. Edgar Rogers says the squad will be chosen at a Rotary hut summer camp August 2 to 4 with practice sessions during the camp. Teams from Washington, Louisa, Henry, Lee, Des Moines and Muscatine counties will compete in Burlington, while a northern district league includes Jefferson, Keokuk, Davis, Van Buren and Wapello. The southern championship finals will be August 8 in Fairfield with winners from both tournaments meeting for the title. Umpires listed: Dutro and Finnegan.
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Muscatine County
Burlington
Edgar Rogers
Muscatine
Rotary Hut
Washington
Louisa
Henry, Lee
Des Moines
Jefferson
Keokuk
Davis
van Buren
Wapello
Fairfield
Ila Lamb Wins in Tennis Center Net Tournament Here
Ila Lamb defeated Dorothy Klaffenbach 6-2 6-2 in straight sets to win the opening round of the girls division at the Tennis Center net tournament. The earlier final of the former event was corrected to show Miss Ira Lamb losing to Miss Marion Volger 7-5 7-5 6-2.
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Ila Lamb
Tla Lamb
Dorothy Klaffenbach
Tennis Center
Ira Lamb
Marion Volger
Black Helen Poised to challenge Omaha in Arlington Classic
Black Helen, the six of seven starts winner, faces Omaha and eight rivals in the 1935 Arlington Classic at Arlington Park for 30 000 added purse. Col Edward Bradley owns the filly from Lexington as more than 40 000 spectators are expected to watch the mile and a quarter race.
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Black Helen
Omaha
Patc
Arlington Park
Edward R. Bradley
Lexington
Black Toney-La Thenne
Washington Park
Bloodroot
Sun Beau
Helen
St. Bernard
Count Arthur
Roman Soldier
Major Heroes By The Associated Press
Pittsburgh bouts feature Al Quaill outpointing Jimmy Belmont and Marty Simmons defeating Eddie Saxon in 10 rounds. In Chicago, Billy Treest defeats Clinton Bridges in Detroit while Dave Clark beats Johnny Phagan in a Chicago card.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
al Quaill
Jimmy Belmont
Braddock
Marty Simmons
McKeesport
Eddie Saxon
Syracuse
N. Y
Chicago
Billy Treest
Batavia
Ill
Clinton Bridges
Detroit
Dave Clark
Johnny Phagan
Miss Ames Faces Dubuque Opponent in Semi Final Golf
In Davenport the Iowa women’s golf tournament semifinals saw Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque defeat Eleanor Stevens of Ottumwa 6 and 5, and Charlotte Ames of Clear Lake beat Jean French of Des Moines 3 and 1. The winners advance to 18 holes to decide the title with two additional matches on Thursday and a 36 hole final on Saturday.
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Dubuque
Charlotte Ames
Clear Lake
Day Waterman
Davenport
Jennet Jones
Des Moines
L. E. Skelly
Fairways
Iowa
Lucille Robinson
Miss Estabrooks
Miss Ames
Eleanor Stevens
Ottumwa
Jean French
Edith
Miss Stevens
Miss French
Miss Waterman
Indy Morton
West Okoboji
Indy
Miss Jones
K. D. Stone
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