Iowa trout streams expanded as commission lists protected waters
Iowa fish and game commission enlarges protected trout waters list and promotes stream improvements. Streams across Allamakee, Clayton, Dubuque, Fayette and Howard counties are highlighted for rainbow brown and brook trout with open seasons and hatchery enhancements. Cooperation of anglers urged to protect snags and spawning habitats.
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Lansing
Waterloo Creek
Waterloo Township
Decorah
Dorchester
Hickory Creek
Postville
Franklin Township
Stone House
Yellow River
Post Township
Wexford Creek
Lafayette Township
Harpers Ferry
Bieber Springs
Village Creek
Center Township
Bieber
Caver
Bacon
Center
Montesternships
Mississippi River
Hanover
Union Prairie
Waoukon
Paint Creek
Taylor Townshins
Waterville
Fishing streams and trout waters across Iowa noted in county guides
A detailed guide lists streams in Howard, Winneshiek, Jackson, and nearby counties with rainbow, brown, and brook trout. It highlights Bigale Greek, Mitchell's Creek, Farm Creek, Jones County tributaries, and Ozark Spring Run among the best fishing spots. America's Davis Cup bid gains momentum as Stoefen, Shields, and Sutter rally versus Perry and Austin in tennis.
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O'Dell
Elk Creek
Dubuque
Swiss Valley Creek
Table Mound
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White Water Creek
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Jackson County
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Dutton Cave Creek
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OG Hollow
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Grannis Hollow
Wadena
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Styria
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Wrest Union
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Howard County
Chehak Creek
Crescot Vernon Springs
New Oreeson
Turkey River
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Dyersville Flyers Close Successful Basketball Season
The Dyersville Flyers capped their four year run with a Tri State title in Dubuque and the DeMolay tourney win at Monticello. They posted 26 wins in 30 engagements and beat Cascade Advertisers Bellevue Bears and Dubuque Cardinals in series play while dropping an exhibition to the Waterloo Packers. Fred Willenborg led scoring with 401 points and Moose Kruse added 159 as Xavier alums Keefler Kruse and Kremer aided several key wins. Nic Gross, a former member, now runs the five and expects a stronger squad next season.
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British Open Set for Heavy Foreign Entry at Sandwich
The British Open at Sandwich Kent runs June 25 to 29 on Royal St George's. Expect a record field with many United States entrants led by Walker Cup players and pros. Argentines including Jose Jurado may contend alongside other European entries.
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Shellsburg Cagers End Season With Five Wins
Shellsburg high school basketball team finishes a solid season by securing five wins in regular games. Letters go to Clayton Henry Ray Boyer James Carr Vernon Owens William Bull and Wesley Gillis.
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William Bull
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Second Base Jinx On Cleveland Club
Walter Johnson notes a recurring problem at second base for the Cleveland Indians dating back to 1925. He traces a cycle of promising players like Wambsganss, Spurgeon, Lind, Hodapp, Cissell, and Hodapp again, all failing to stabilize the position. Johnson suggests optimism may return with Hale, Burnett, or newcomer Louie Berger.
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Eighteen Contests On Hawkeye Sports Card In April
The University of Iowa April schedule lists eighteen contests including baseball with four home games. Home dates feature Iowa State April 13 14 and Chicago April 27 28 with Drake at Des Moines same dates. Track has a dual meet with Coe April 14 in Cedar Rapids. Tennis meets with Iowa State and Chicago are here and golf faces Notre Dame at Finkbine.
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Roosevelt Hotel Team Sets Monday Practice at Crandie Park
Roosevelt hotel baseball team will practice Monday at 5 p.m. at Crandie Park with Albert Stearns as coach. Westcliffe England high school pupils are buying a swimming tank and have raised 5000 dollars toward it.
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British disagree with Gene Sarazen in golf rankings
British golf writers dispute Gene Sarazen list of world top ten, arguing omissions include Johnny Goodman. They note Americans dominate the list but claim Sarazen could be number one and predict strong showings in upcoming British Open at Royal St George's and Walker Cup at St Andrews.
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Ralph Guldhal
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Cyril Tolley
Minnesota Rival Freimuth Poised to Lead Football and Track
Minnesota fans see a rising star in Bill Freimuth of Duluth. The 6'5" sophomore won the Big Ten indoor shot put with 48 feet 6 inches and is expected to surpass the Big Ten record of 48 feet 9 1/2 inches. Coach Clarence Munn, who held the prior mark, predicts Freimuth will outdo it. Freimuth earned a football letter at tackle last fall, and Bernie Bierman counts on his continued development for the Gophers.
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Bill Freimuth
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Sherman Finger
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Two Hawkeye Track Men Desert Ranks For Baseball Team
Iowa City two track point winners will desert Coach George T Bresnahan next month to become University of Iowa baseball battery. Christian Dutch Schmidt a senior is expected to be a regular Hawkeye catcher and won the pole vault against Minnesota. Charles May Britt the leading sophomore shot putter tied for the state indoor championship and will likely be used as pitcher. Schedule conflicts will prevent competing in both sports.
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George T. Bresnahan
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Christian “Dutch” Schmidt
Dysart
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Charles May
Britt
Wilson Five Defeats Shellsburg Merchants
Wilson Five of Cedar Rapids defeated the Shellsburg Merchants 45 to 17 in a fast game. Wilsons led 18 to 2 after the first quarter, 21 to 11 at halftime, and 35 to 13 after the third. Wilsons star player sank eight field goals and one foul shot. Nachholz added three field goals and a free throw.
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Red Sox and Tigers Rise as Contenders in Shakeup
Alan Gould surveys the 1930s AL upheaval noting Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians reshaping contenders behind a weakened Athletics and strengthened Yankees Senators. He highlights Grove Walberg Earnshaw Simmons Cochrane and Rolfe as key players and predicts dogs in a crowded pennant race.
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Iowa, Illinois and Kansas Dominate Kansas Relays History
Lawrence Kansas recap of the Kansas relays University class showing Illinois with thirteen victories and two meet records Kansas seven wins one record and Iowa six wins one record. Records cited include quarter mile 41 seconds Kansas half 1 26 Indiana mile 3 17 2 Chicago two mile 7 52 15, Iowa state tie, Illinois four mile 17 37 8, distance medley 10 27 4, shuttle hurdle 1 02 3 Minnesota hold.
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Ex Grid Star Corbus Chooses Independence Over Fortune
William C. Corbus a Stanford graduate and all American football hero rejected an executive path and a potential fortune in favor of independence and proving himself. He had been offered a plant job by Joseph Monroe Botts of American Marine Paint and even named in Botts will, but Corbus later left for a grocery chain job and ultimately Botts changed his will removing any provision for Corbus after his death.
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Bill) Corbus
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