Princeton Mile Flops as Wooderson Falls Far Short
Lawton Carver reports the Princeton invitation mile collapse as Sydney Wooderson falters to finish fifth in a slow pace set by Chuck Fenske of Wisconsin who wins in 4 11. The race disappoints 28 000 spectators with a cautionary tale of erratic pacing and alleged fouls affecting the favorite.
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Sydney Wooderson
Princeton
Chuck Fenske
Wisconsin
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Phil Scott
Glenn Cunningham
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Palmer Stadium Oval
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Cunningham
Archie Ban Romani
Rideout
Baseball Standings And Weekend Results Across Leagues
The American League shows New York leading with 40 wins and Boston at 29. Chicago and Cleveland tied at 28, Detroit 29, Philadelphia 21, Washington 21, St. Louis 14. Sunday results: Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4, Detroit 5 New York 5, Boston 5-4, Cleveland 4-3, St. Louis at Washington rain. National League lists Cincinnati 34 wins, St. Louis 29, New York 20, Brooklyn 26, Chicago 27, Pittsburgh 24, Boston 22, Philadelphia 18. Sunday: Chicago 9 Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 12 0, Boston 6 5, St. Louis 8 New York 4, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh rain. Notary service at News Telegraph 25 cents. List of residents cited: Manning Roy Meyers Maple ton J Robertson Coon Rapids August Reinholdt Manning W Pingery Coon Rapids R Barber Manilla.
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Toughest NCAA golf meet seen at Wakonda
Des Moines experts predict the national collegiate golf championship at Wakonda Country Club will be the toughest and best in meet history. The field expands to 64 players, with over 200 black collegiate golfers starting qualifying next week and the winner decided after two days of qualifying and several match plays. Defending champion Johan Burke of Georgetown and 1960 champions Stanford will compete as Chicago seeds begin singles action.
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Wakonda Country Club
Chick Evans
Chicago
Wakanda
Johan Burke
Georgetown University
Linksmen
Stanford University
Fette Nearly No-Hits Reds as Bees Split Doubleheader
Lou Fette, 32, held Cincinnati to one hit in the second game of a doubleheader won by the Bees, while Boston’s other game saw the Reds’ lone safety. The day featured Dizzy Dean, Luke Hamlin, and other pennant chases across the majors as the league standings shifted and key home runs paced late drama.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dizzy Dean
Bill Lee
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Hank Greenberg
Babe Ruth
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Schoolby Rowe
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Yanks
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Browns
Washington
Gas House Gang crushes Ramblers in baseball game
The Gas House Gang defeated the Marne Ramblers 14 to 8 Sunday afternoon at Happy Hollow. Atlantic’s battery was Junior Gaines and Jesse Turner. Gas Housers set to face Walnut next Sunday on Walnut diamond. In golf, Boone’s Ed Updegraff medalist with Max Hay and Bob Allender reaching quarterfinals as the 13th annual North Central Iowa tournament advances.
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Boone
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Bob Allender
Young Allender
L. C. Allender
Four Boys Die During Bomb Blast Near Mexico City
Four young boys at a baseball game near Mexico City were killed when a dud bomb dropped by a Mexican airman exploded as they tried to pry it open. A passerby was seriously injured in the blast.
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Mexico City
State to Sell Kraschel's Car and Buy 26 Others
Iowa's executive council moved to expand state vehicles. Twenty-six new coupes and five trucks were purchased for the agriculture department, with nine used cars offered for sale. The state kept a luxury Kraschel era Cadillac as surplus but did not bid for it. A carry-all truck and increased Ottumwa liquor lease terms were approved, while a sports sedan request at the Toledo juvenile home was rejected.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Mark Thornburg
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Agriculture Department
Jensen-Dunn
Liquor Commission
Chamber of Commerce names two committees for Atlantic program
At a noon board meeting the Chamber of Commerce appointed two committees. Will Spence was named chair man of the Buy in Atlantic committee and Max Bullock will head the ideas committee to sponsor a contest and plan a permanent Atlantic festival.
Motorist Fined for Passing on a Hill
Frank Meeds of Kansas City Missouri paid a $25 fine in a justice court Saturday for passing another car on a hill. He was arrested by Patrolman Carl Wiuff of Council Bluffs.
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Kansas City
Justice of the Peace Court
Carl Wiuff
Council Bluffs
Two Small Children Lost on Elk Mountain
A posse of 500 searchers scoured Elk Mountain country in Wyoming for two young Hixon children missing since Wednesday. Bloodhounds, lantern light, and miners' trails were used as dawn brought renewed fear they could not endure the rugged terrain and cold.
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Avoca News Highlights Leisure and Local Movements
Avoca residents attend the funeral of Carl Habicht in neighboring communities. A group of 27 women travel from north of Wiota to a 4-H meeting in Ames. Visits include Fort Collins residents with H. E. Leach Jr. family and Clarinda’s J. F. Noble. Miss Myra West heads to Lansing Michigan for four to six weeks of travel and teaching duties. Ful lerton Lumber Company selects Charles Madison for Corley management starting July 1. Weekend fishing trips to northern Iowa lakes involve several local youths and families. Des Moines police seek a suspect in an early Sunday robbery of linotype operator M. O. Anderson near city hall.
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Fred Paulsen
Clinton
Carl Habicht
Greeley
Colo
Leslie Esbeck
Wiota
Ames
Daniel Pedersen
Sharlen
Fort Collins
Charles Madison
Fullerton Lumber Company
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Mildred Hinz
Donna True
Lawrence Gronberg
Leah Brindley
Ronald Hinz
Harold Hansen
Elmer Harder
Iowa
H. L. Carson
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