Boxing Romance and Rivalries Hit Cedar Rapids Card
Earl Blue trade rumors horse around in talk of a Cedar Rapids bout with Billy Conway and a St. Paul return, while Johnny Cline shows speed in workouts and Joe Knipp eyes an edge. Boxing talk spins through promoter plans, family notes, and matchups with Isoz, Siki, and others as the card nears at 8:31 p.m.
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Earl Blue
Blue
Kling Arthur
Santa Claus
Jinx
Johnny Cline
Pam
Cline
Tam
Cuue
Hart Blue
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Billy Conley
Seattle
Wash
Earl
Michael Gibbons
St. Paul
Bive
Phncher
Madison Square Garden
Gibbons
Blur
Paul Berlenbach
Gene Tunney
Rudy Isoz
Isoz
Cline Therafter
Wil
Knipp
Rockford
Molly
Re. Tsoz
Rudi
Rudy
Lino
Barre Smith
Nashua Wraith
Bni Wolcott
Warry
Younes
Collins
Siki
Jawhresker
Alex Fidler
Authonts
Town Town swimmers set for AAU swimming meet in Omaha
Assistant Coach Paul Lukens brings four University of Town swimmers to Omaha for the AAU swimming meet. Jett, joint record holder with Hart of Minnesota in the 356 yard backstroke, will swim his event. Killevrew, Lambert, Evan, and others will compete in the 100 and 400 yard freestyle and 200 yard dash.
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Town City
Paul Lukens
University of Town
A.A. Up
Omaha Athletic Club
Ashton
Hart of Minnesota
Towa
Killevrew
Lambert
Evan
Swenson Sold to Daon tur as Infield Rumors Swirl
Hawkeye-Fuls Walter Swenson, premier third baseman of Stock Island, sold to Daon tur in the Threes fast fall and must make good by May 15 or be returned to the M-. Rock Island unsure who will report as Curtis Norton or Condon may fill in. If Slyder can’t report at first base, Tune becomes free from Ohio State and the Islanders may field an entirely new infield.
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Walter Swenson
Stock Island
Daontur
Commodores
Rock Island
Curtis Norton
Condon
Slyder
Ohio State
Abi
Burlington
Burlington Bees
Wisconsin
Burleton
Wingfield
Homer
Many Track Meets for Prep Teams This Spring
Des Moines reports a busy spring with numerous track meets for state high schools. Drake Relays and a high school meet at Drake University are set for April 25 to 36, with University of Iowa hosting its annual high school track and field event. May 10 brings meets at Ames and Grinnell, plus golf and tennis tournaments in Grinnell and Ames. Columbia College of Dubuque will host interstate conference schools on May 17.
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Des Moines
Drake
Drake University
University of Iowa
Ames
Grinnell
Pha Grinnell
Columbia College of Dubuque
Coach Ralph Sarff Signs Contract to Return Next Year
Ralph Sarff, director of athletics at West High, signed a contract to continue his duties for another year. The longtime coach, a Drake University graduate, improved West High athletics after arriving in 1922, boosting football from ground up and leading the basketball team to two sectional championships.
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Ralph Sarff
West High
Oid Rose and Blacks
Sarff
Minnesota
Drake University
Des Kleines
West
Golfers Qualify in Pinehurst Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina April 4 The second 18 holes of the qualifying round in the annual North and South amateur golf tournament will be played today with golfers from almost every section of the country. B F Merriman of Waterbury Connecticut led the first qualifying round yesterday posting a 77 seven strokes ahead of Frank C Newton of Brookline Massachusetts the defending champion who shot 82
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Pinehurst
N. C
B. FP. Merriman
Waterbury
Conn
Frank C. Newton
Brookling
Mass
Golf back swing alignment lesson by Chester Horton
In this Inside Golf feature Chester Horton explains a key back swing point where many golfers err. He stresses keeping the clubhead in a straight line 12 to 15 inches from the ball, with the left wrist and shaft aligned with the body as pivot begins, then timing the left wrist break.
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Copsright
John F. Blile Co
Hawkeye Oil No. 1 tops three straight in Commercial league
Hawkeye Oil No 1 swept three straight from Peos tofilee five in a Waterloo bowling match. Wilson Won with 224, W Manaht totaled 614 with 200 203 and 221. Loop Cigar, Whiteside league leaders, beat Repass Auto 2 of 3 as Hershberger rolled 180 270 187 for 637. Other results include Courier, Rath Packers, and Cigar Ames listings with several high scores.
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Hawkeye Oil Company
Peos Tofilee
Waterloo
Wilson
Loop Cigar
Linto
Whiteside
Repass Auto
Hershberger
Loop
Courier
Carey
Agore
Ration
T Richardson
Jimmy
Linow
Ty Ga
Adente Valdez
Tatkie Tenner
Fouthern Tamdoseht
Ove Courier
Dartman
Roberta S
Bats
G. Mosher
A. Mosher
Gr Totes
Aries
Castle St. Peal
Minn
Mike Gibbowa
Mani Rehardsen
Timmy Retanex
Waterson
and Stone
Philadel
Dia
Tom Roper
Morris Chicago
Roper Young
Garry
Hallowe Chicago
Warnis Smith
Oklahoma
Morrie Schlaifer
Mctherney Dubuque
Columbia College
Tansen
Harbin
Pato
Yale
Tariiso
de Paul St. Viator
la Crosse
Dex Totay Reddy Blanchard
Sioux City
Ted Bowman
Asubuque
Seacon Ducfaulte
Lasche
Gubsigned
Stead
Knowles
Eros Trounce Philosoph for East High Title
Yradelphian literary society basketball team of East High defeated Philamathian Sggregation in a speedy tilt at Mast High yesterday afternoon, 26 to 15. The Bros were led by first teamers Kipp and Hostetler with Ward off the bench, while Knowles Roeper and Seidler starred for the Philos. The Bros led early then the Philos rallied but could not overtake them.
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Yradelphian Literary Society
East High
Philamathian
Mast High
Kipp
Hostetler
Daley
Raymond
Ward
Knowles
Roeper
Seidler
Philos
Bros
Five Hundred Colleges Enter Pennsylvania Relay Carnival
Philadelphia April 4 500 teams are entered for the Pennsylvania Relay carnival on April 25 and 268 closed yesterday with exactly 500 colleges and schools on the list. This is 75 more than last year and breaks all previous records. The college list totals 113.
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Philadelphia
Basketball Meet at Chicago University Approaches Finals
Eight teams survived the opening rounds of the national interscholastic basketball tournament in Chicago. The field narrows toward semifinals and the final set for tomorrow as Northwest and South contenders push for titles. Final rounds feature Garfield High vs Windsor Corp, Emporia Kan vs Yankton S D, and other regional matchups.
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Chicago University
Associated Press
Chicago
Cams
Florence
Migs
Las
Tex
Two Harbors
Minn
Madison
S. D
Yankton
Garfield High
Pangutteh
Tah
Windsor
Corp. Emporia
Walla
Third Town
Rimpsan
Birineham
Rock Springs
Wye
Maitland
Ts. High
Spokana
Lexington
Ala
North Cantra
Warrensburg
Swimming Meet in Chicago Sets Record Hunt at AAU
Chicago hosts the national AAU indoor swimming championship with finals on April 4. Expected record attempts target the 400 yard relay 500 yard freestyle and high springboard diving while water polo teams from Chicago A A and San Francisco Olympic Club chase second place as Chicago already won the title. I A C breaks its own 200 yard relay world mark and Bobbie Skelton of A C shatters the 200 yard breaststroke world record in exhibition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
A. A
Chicago A. A
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Bobbie Skelton
A. C
Distance and swimming records cited with notable names
Johnny Weissmuller in the I A C meet clocked 50-yard freestyle in 24 seconds 9-5 off his AAU record. Sybil Bauer of J A G cut 1-5 from her 33 3-5 seconds 50-yard backstroke world record and matched it in the 150-yard backstroke. Her previous 180-yard backstroke best stood at 1:58 3-5.
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Johnny Weissmuiler
Sybil Bauer
U.S. Entries Assured in 16 Olympic Events
New York reports the American Olympic committee plans that the United States is assured entry in 16 of the remaining 19 branches of the Olympia program. Entries for rugby, soccer, and polo have been forwarded, with other events under consideration for France.
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New York
United States
America
France
Junge
Tunney Carpentier Fight Moves Forward One Week
New York April 4 Developments in the Tug of war over Georges Carpentier’s services push the Tunney Carpentier bout forward one week. The victor will meet Tommy Gibbons in the Midwest on July 4. Floyd Fitzsimmons offered $36,000 for Carpentier to fight Tunney but Billy Gibson rejected.
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Aszocaren Press
New York
Georges
Carpentier
Tommy Gibbons
Middlewest
Billy Gibson
Tunney
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Gibbons
Descamps
Chess Championship Play Becomes Closer
In New York on April 4, Pichara Reti of Czecho-Slovakia and Jose Capablanca of Cuba trailed leader Emanuel Lasker of Germany after the thirteenth round of the international chess tournament. Reti defeated Alexander Alekhine, Capablanca defeated Geza Maroczy, Lasker adjourned against Bogoljubka, while Frank Marshall rose to fifth by beating Jaножński. Ed Lasker won his first game against Tartakower. Meanwhile in Memphis, wrestler Jimmie Demertal defeated Tiger Mack in the second round, signaling a shift in local sports.
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Associated Press
New York
Pichara Reti
Czecho-Slovakia
Jose Capablanca
Cuba
Emmanuel Lasker
Germany
Reti
Alexander Aleshine
Russia
Capablanca
Geza Maroczy
Hungary
Dr. Lasker
Eldfin Bogolby
Memphis
Tenn
Jimmy Demertal
Tiger Mack
Kentucky
Demertal
Local coaches duel in national prep meet consolation round
Waterloo coached teams from Council Bluffs Jr and Rock Springs faced off in Chicago. Rock Springs won 29 to 27, led all game, with Towans scoring late baskets but the rally fell short. Rock Springs 27 Sarabaheeett Martin 9 Pat Totals. Cornell Blatty 22 Walsh 1 Shepard Patrick Mann Michnich Snider 22 22 12038 9.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Towans
Rajly
Rock Springs
Sarabaheeett Martin
Cutson
Jameson
Re. Hanson
Lg. Peart
Cornell Blatty
Gyt Bk Walsh
Shepard
Patrick
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JMWA
Jay A. A. A
Omaha
George McManus
Sammy Mandeli
Sammy
John McCormack
Hobert
Lee
Day
Ralph Cray
The
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Young
Columbus
Georgia Peach
Mike McTirue
Jersey Shore
Davenport
Mike Gibbons
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River Town
Everett Strong
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Jack Taylor
Mason City
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Port Dodge
Terns
Johnny Aiphardt
Notre ‘Ama
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Outfeld
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Bill Minardo
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Chester G. Horton
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Mainand
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Spokane
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West High Marksmen
West High School
John Young
Wee Tod
Pharlas Busby
Duke Shaulis
Robert Gibson
Wn Eeesteee
Lelen Hitchcock
Eleanor Kortemeyer
Linnie Nichols
Thelma Ralston
Anni Bary
Ruth Mowbray
Louise Ibel
Edith Muthaler
Ruth Hitchenelk
Wilma Kerr
U.S
Boston Garter
Congress Cigar Compant
LA Palina
Ixcellentes
Magnolia
Francis Cigar Co
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