Godfrey Risko Fight Set for Tomorrow Night at Ebbets Field
New York June 26 George Godfrey the negro heavyweight headlines with Johnny Risko in a ten round bout at Ebbets Field tomorrow night. The column notes Godfrey’s reputation and lack of punishing punch, but predicts a strong crowd and Risko showing more skill than Paulino, potentially improving public reception.
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Davis J. Walsh
LN. S. Sports Editor
New York
George Godfrey
George
Ebbetsfield
Godfrey
Johnny Risko
Risko
Dempsey
Los Angeles
Pauline
Paulino
Cleveland Baker
Ebbets’ Field
Brooklyn
Rudd Regains Lead in Shell Rock Valley Soap Standings
In June 2A Rudd moves back to the lead in the Shell Rock Valley league standings after a Sunday match. Rockford Springs, Charles City, Osage, Nora Springs, and Grinnell are listed among top teams with mixed results and losses noted.
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Shell Rock Valley Soap
Charles City
Shell Rock Valley
Rockford Springs
Char ‘Ville
Osage
Atacyya
Nora Springs
Charles Cry
Rockford
City League Opener Sets Four Teams In Local Baseball
NOWA Public Service Illinois Central Galloway s and the Junior American Legion form the four teams in the City P Baseball league organized by the city recreation department. Games run Tuesday through Friday at 6 PM at Byrnes Park with NOWA Public Service meeting Mines while Galloway s faces the Legion tomorrow night.
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Illinois Central
City P
City Recreation Department
Iown Public Service Company
Ulinois Central
Galloway's
American Legion
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Town Public Service
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Legion
Chicago Pro Sets New Low Record At Mid-America Open
Chicago pro Al Espinosa fired a 68 in the third round to lead the Mid-America Open Golf tour at Leakingood course Kansas City. Espinosa posted four under par with a total 148 while British star Compston again topped Walter Hagen in the field.
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U.P
al Espinosa
Chicaso
Espinosa
Westerday
Lekingood
Steem
Compston
Walter Hagen
Nad
Hagen
Haven
Ister
Atac
Dr Banton Low Wins Charles City Golf Handicap
In Charles City on Sunday Dr Banton led the handicap event with solid play. Scores show Steve Zatnes and Sam Maher among top finishers as Weston Blunt and others contributed to the summer tournament start.
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Dr. Banton Low
Charles City
Speets
Local golfers set low round record this year
Months ago Steve McCauley E Wescott W E Voreck R Olds Vernon Moore joined a match with CG Campbell Dr J Niemack and Doha Gre Frank Donovan. Donovan birdied holes 3 2 3 6 and 4 for a standout round. This equals the course low card for the year while Donovan previously set the course record at 30 last summer.
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Steve McCauley
DD. Wescott
W. E. Voreck
Olds
Vernon Moore
A. CG. Campbell
Dr. J. Niemack
Doha
Trans Miss Golf Tourney to Omaha Next Year
In Des Moines on June 26 the Trans Mississipp i golf association announced next year’s tournament will be at the Happy Hollow club in Omaha. Officers elected include Mark Hughes of Omaha as president H C Mackall of Minneapolis as vice president Blaine Young of Omaha as treasurer with directors Ben Miller St Louis Gil Cachael Minneapolis Harold Soil from Denver Kansas City Colorado Springs and H C Mackail again noted.
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Tes Moines
Happy Hollow Club
Omaha
trans-Mississippi Association
Mark Hughes
H.C. Mackall
Minneapoli
Minneapali
Mor
Denver
Kansas
Cit
Harold Soil
Colorado Springs
H. C. Mackail
Minneapolis
Coaching School Heals Breach Between Iowa U and Iowa State
Clear Lake hosts joint coaching event with Jane Qiang and Noel Workman as leaders. The gathering pits two leading coaches against prior rifts, aiming to establish an annual coaching school. Iowa high school coaches respond favorably, praising the program’s potential. Harold Fisher of Clear Lake High School oversees the effort, continuing a mentorship lineage from Noel Workman.
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Clear Lake High School
Noel Workman
Criggs Wins Prix de Rome Scholarship Prize
Cecil Criggs aged 24 and a Simpson College graduate has been awarded the Prix de Rome by the American Academy in Rome for a design of a diplomats' club. He receives a yearlong fellowship with a grant and a 9500 transport allowance.
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Krome
Indianola
Cecil Criggs
Simpson College
Columbis School of Architecture
New York
American Academy In Rome
Miracle QF hopes lift Browns in early season talk
St Louis Browns win early praise as a possible surprise in the American League while the Phillies seek improvement in the National League cellar. Dan Howley guides a youthful roster led by Ralph Kress and Otis Brannon, with Sam Gray anchoring pitching as the season unfolds. Major leaguer Fred Schulte debuts for 1927 strong, and former Yankee foe-turned-alumni castes buoy Browns’ outlook despite questions about outfield depth. Cincinnati Reds’ hub Hubbell from Oklahoma shows major league promise, while the Tigers eye further development for a budding Jungaleer future.
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Ty Brian Bell
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
Phillies
St. Louis
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Dan Howley
Ralph Kress
Otis Brannon
Lu Biue
Earl McNeely
Harry Manush
Cubs Rally Past Phillies in August Duel 26 to 23
Chicago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 26 to 23 in an August game, a high scoring affair that fell short of the season record while showcasing strong offense from both teams.
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Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Indians Rally in Tenth Beats Browns 7 to 4
In St Louis on June 25 the Indians outlasted the Browns 7 to 4 in ten innings. Heine Manush homered twice with Lew Blue Eddie Morgan and Luke Sewell also driving one out. Cleveland tied it in the ninth on doubles by Summa and Fonseca and won in the tenth on Morgan's hit Burns and Summa singles a wild pitch and two errors.
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Rite
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Heine Manush
Lew Blue
Eddie Morgan
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Summa
Fonseca
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Burns
Cleveland
Abrhpore
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Lind
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Sewell
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Hawkeyes Go This Week to Eastern Olympic Tryouts
University of Iowa athletes strong in track and field prepare for final Olympic team trials in the East. Frank Cuhel set the world 400 meters hurdles mark, George Baird set a Western A A A Midwest record in the 400 meters, Edward Gordon tallies Western marks in broad jump and hop scotch jump, with Leonard Hunn and Joe Gunn also noted as possibilities for selection.
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Iowa City
U.R
University of Iowa
Frank
Bob) Cuhel
George ‘Baird
Edward Gordon
Gary
Ind
Leonard Hunn
Joe Gunn
Waterloo Pugs Face Oelwein Fist Card Wednesday Night
Waterloo boxers plus Oelwein rivals headline an eight round main event at the American Legion carnival. Ray Krause and Hank Burgest meet at 149 pounds. Aliano and Little square off in a six round bout. Four rounds each for Fourtier Murphy Ladd and Sock. total 26 rounds promised. Trans Miss golf event at Minikahda Club notes Miriam Burns Horn and Mrs C S Hill in standings.
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Oelwein
Ray Ktrause
Hank Burgest
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Wople’ -Aliano
Jack Little
Waterloo
Johnny ‘Fourtier
Roscoe’ Murphy
New Orleans Girl Shines in Trans Miss Play Debut
In Minneapolis on June 26 a medal round of 94 featured Miss Marion Turpie of New Orleans as she entered her first major play today in the Trans Miss competition.
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New Orleans
Minneapolis
Marion
Dysart Unbeaten Leader in Corn Belt Ball League
Dysart strengthened its first place in the Corn Belt baseball league by beating Hudson 6-3. Reinbeck's 11-4 win over Gladbrook tied them with Gladbrook for second, while Dike defeated Eagle Center 9-1. Standings show Dysart 7-1, Reinbeck 4-4, Gladbrook 4-4, Bagle Center 3, Dike 3, Hudson 0-6.
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Hudson
Reinbeck
Gladbrook
Dike
Eagle Center
E Reinbeck
Bagle Center
Major League Hitters Highlight 1930s Leaders
Roth drives in runs while Manush doubles and Brown belts a triple for the Senators. Rice and Sweeney contribute in a collision of power as Pipgins pitches for the Tigers.
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Manush
Brown
Rice
Senators
Sweeney
Tige
Pipgins
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