Davenport Hawks Triumph as Valley Indoor Wins Highlight
Upper Iowa fell 8 to 1 to the Hawks in a windy Valley indoor matchup at Iowa City. Iowa built a big fourth inning with five runs starting on Lago’s error and featured multiple timely hits led by Thompson Landes and Marah for the visitors, while Kenney relieved and closed the frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taty Cummins
Iowa City
Iowa
Upper Iowa
Hawks
Lago
Lind
Wayne Timm
Ebner
Rinkema
Trickey
Sanders
Smith
Landes
Thompson
Timm
Briscoe
Stewart
Bounders
Stille
Tom Farmer
H E Landes
Kinesbury
Foner
Taerers
Serene Ae Williams
Ween
Wae
Perreer Reer ‘Trickey
Senders
Tee Smith
St Awe Kenney
Appler
HO James
Marah
Gates
Lin Ebner
Smith Marah
Ball
Landes Imm
We & Upper One
Iowa Upper Iowa
Smith Kenney
Hanes
Balle
Kenney
Viram
Timm Balk
Doubbie Lass
Turber
Murphy
Kasbury
Smiths
Hayden
Timareiro
Louisville
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Mike McCormick
Reds
Sox
McCormick
Elmer Riddle
Lonnie Frey
Luke Appling
Chicago
Texas Relays dominated by own schools at Memorial Stadium
At the Texas Relays in Austin, Texas and Oklahoma A&M led the field as a world interscholastic shot put record fell to DeWitt Coulter of Masonic Home Fort Worth. Ralph Tate of Oklahoma A&M won three events as Bill Eagle, Jack Grieder, Homer West and Charley Parker of Jefferson High San Antonio clocked a 43.4 440 relay split. Jerry Thompson of Texas won the 3000 meters, while Pete Watkins of A&M tied the high jump record at 6 feet 7½ inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Oklahoma Aggie
Charley Parker
Thomas Jefferson High School
San Antonio
Jefferson
Bill Eagle
Jack Grieder
Homer West
Parker
Pete Watkins
Texas A
Leonard Watson
Drake University
Jerry Thompson
Longhorns
Loonies or Goon in All Baseball History Rube Waddell
Eccentric star Rube Waddell is hailed for pitching feats yet remembered for quirks. Connie Mack notes his peak ability, while Ossie Schreckengost as catcher fuels the Rube's antics. The piece sketches their odd companionship and shared hotel life amid early Athletics days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loonies
Rube Waddell
Harry Grayson
NBA
George Edward Waddell
Bugs Raymond
Christy Mathewson
Waddell
Connie Mack
Athletics
Ossie Schreckengost
Mack
Schreck
Iowa high school tours fall short in receipts by 11912
Iowa High School Athletic Association reports total receipts from basketball tournaments dropped by 11912 since 1942. This year 73 tournaments were held versus 117 in 1942, with sectional gates leading to 39641 and district meets 13296. Finals in Des Moines expected about 500 less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Lyle Quinn
West Waterloo
Iowa City
Laurens
Muscatine
Winfield
Centerville
Ames
Atlantic
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Ottumwa
Rockwell City
Sioux City
Waterloo
Quinn
Bulletin
IHSAA
Manson
U High Dominates Eastern Iowa Track Meet Takes Title
University High of Iowa City won the Eastern Iowa conference meet with 42 and a half points as West Liberty took second with 304, Mt. Vernon fourth, and Monticello last. Joe Arndt tied for high-scoring honors with 10 points, setting a 60-yard high hurdles record at 7.9 seconds. West Liberty’s Ronald Spohr set a shot put mark of 45 feet 9 inches. the U High Iowa City relay team also broke a record with a 1 39.1 mile relay effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University High of
Lind
Tipton
Ronald Spohr
West Liberty
Anderson West Branch
Brown
Rummels
West Branch
Pinsmore
U. High
Coppock
Mt. Vernon
Ellyson
Martsock
Kent
A. Hich
Moray Eby Leaves Coe, A Coaching Era Ends
Moray Eby resigns after 29 years guiding Coe College football, a saga from poverty to national prominence. He recalls Rockne friendship, landmark games including Army and Notre Dame matchups, and the invention of the spinner play that reshaped Notre Dame’s system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moray Eby
Knute Rockne
Tait Cummins
Coe College Footall
Eby
Fox
Moray
Coe
Coe’s
Leo Novak
Washington High
Leo
Rockne
Novak
Notre Dame
Dee Boys
Doc
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Army
Rock
West Point
Dee
University of Iowa
Cod
Hawkeye
Jesse Hawley
Night baseball at Hill Park canceled due to park condition
Red Peppers Regretfully announces Hill park will not host night baseball this year as repairs would be costly. Fences rot and stands unsafe, prompting abandonment despite fan letters. Soldiers and alumni updates follow, noting assignments and moves across services and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Park
McKinley Gears Third in Valley Track Meet
Davenport high school scored 575 points to win the Mississippi Valley conference track meet at the Iowa Field House. Clinton was runner up with 2714, while McKinley of Cedar Rapids took third with 227% as Franklin narrowly missed, and other teams including East Waterloo, Dubuque, Roosevelt, Iowa City and Wilson posted various finishes. Franklin's John McKay claimed the shot put title at 44 feet 4 inches, and Davenport dominated seven events including the 50 yard dash and relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Coe
Ove Berven
Austin
Rochester
Minn
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Edison
Mason City
Coe College
Iowa
Iowa City
Davenport
Clinton
McKinley High
Cedar Rapids
Franklin
East Waterloo
Dulbuque
Roosevelt
Wilson
West Waterloo
Charles Hopkins
Howard Cole
Charles Fadness
Harold Littell
John McKay
McKinley
Madlock
Lee
Cabalka
Novak
Jones
Davenport Blue Devils
Hoffman
Meyer
Speran
Mael of
Ball
Tal Chane
Thoffman
Kopruckt
Davenporty
Abshire
Clintons
McKay
Loutek
Messer Ioosevelt
Andrews
Dasenport
Taner
Hultman
Waterloo
Vesely
Frankslin
Thomas Clinton
Scond
Dubuque
Ceedar Rapids
Andrews Daven
Port
Kctsoff
McMinley
Tranklin
Cedar Randh
Littell
Cole
Hopkins
Eas
Loufck
Fadness
Moel
Cedar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Kenney
Waddy Davis
Himself
U-High
Eastern Iowa
Bucs
Tribe
Moundsman
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers
Muncie
Ind
Bob Elliott
Elbie Fletcher
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
Ray Pont
Cedar Rapids Raider
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Bagby
Milwar
Pont
Rosar
Desrutela Lanning
Hebert
Rescigno
Baker
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Whitlow Wyatt
Kirby Higbe
Lefty Max Macon
Tex Hughson
Lefty Olson
Norman Brown
Mike Ryba
Ryba
Boston
Hughson
Olson
Road Partee
Fonkox
Wyatt
Highe
Macon
Moore
Owen
Leander Clark College
South Bend
Eddie Hines
Ed Barrows
Red Peppers
Paul Schloss
Tucker
Ala
Don Burkett
Navy
Great Lakes
Schloss
Frank Stastny
Chuck Cacek
Marines
Stastny
San Diego
Calif
Len Sanket
Johnny Frnch
Navy Air Corps
Don Meeks
Army Air Corps
Harvey Niles
John Schloss
Craven Shuttleworth
Gordon Locke
Iowa U
Howard Jones
Locke
Shuttleworth
Raider
Mike Naymick
Cleveland Inedians