West Waterloo Leads State Prep Track Meet
West Waterloo tops the early scoring in the state interscholastic indoor track meet at Owa City with 10 points from a two mile relay win. Davenport and North Des Moines follow, while pole vault and sprint finals highlight the card as Corning and Clinton athletes post strong showings.
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West Waterloo
OWA City
West Waterloo High School
North Des Moines
Olenburg
Wane
Wadawtan Lad
Tnd
Wase Watecisuy Wau
Pui
Davenport
Muscatine
Corning
Fort Dodge
Bivens
Teufel Brothers
Carl
Frank
Clinton
Elvens
Daudel
Hartroph
Atlantic
Teeter
Fairfield
Bader
Grinnell
Byers
Sioux City
Nicholson
Pederson
Puffer
East Des Moines
Abraham
Council Bluffs
Teufel
Perdue
Ottumwa
Harris
Clark
Taylor
Creston
Coffman
Port Dodge
C. Teufel
Bohnsack
Holley
Keokuk
Moyer
Lyons
Kennedy
Central Lion City
Anderson
East Waterloo
Cowan
Phillips
Brown
Warner
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Harkness
Osage
Asem
Andrews
Ruble
Ottumwat
Parsons
Gounilly
Dubuque
Hartley
Westester
Dillion
Roosevelt Des Moines
Junkins
Fort Madison
Yager
Seymour
Swanson
Thomas
Gherokes
Ircane
Sorth
Westerloo
umWa
Walford Pupils Tour Local Plants in Cedar Rapids
Seventh and eighth grade pupils from Walford consolidated schools visited Cedar Rapids Thursday. They toured The Gazette plant, the packing house, Petren’s bakery, the city waterworks, and the Hutchinson Ice Cream company. Miss Vivian Benesh led the trip with transport by Dorothy Riley W H Serbousek Charles Snell and Mrs Eric Rosdail of Walford.
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Walford Consolidated Schools
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Plant
Petersen’s Bakery
City Waterworks
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Vivian Benesh
Dorothy Riley
W. H. Serbousek
Charles Snell
Eric Rosdail
Walford
Exhibition Baseball District Scores and Player Listings
Exhibition baseball reports show scorelines for New York, Memphis, Boston, Birmingham, Atlanta, Montreal, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Fort Worth, Chicago, and Washington area clubs with player names such as Castleman Mancuso Danning Butzman Swayze Liebhardt Powell Hoffmann Rhodes Walberg Ferrell Hinkle Hughes Dunaway Stewart Orefice Goulsby Allen Tamulls Glenn Nelson Kelley McCaskell Palmisano Appleton Smythe Tate Vance Leonard Lopez P. Dean Davis Delancey Thomas Knott Hemsley Hayworth Cochrane Hoyt Padden Jonnard Heving Phelps Milstead Ros Piashineton Burke Russell Bolton French Henshaw Hartnett.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Cubs Beat Nats in Eleventh 3 to 2
Gabby Hartnett delivered a bases loaded single in the eleventh to cap a 3 2 Cubs win over the Senators. Larry French held Washington to two hits over five innings, Roy Henshaw allowed three hits for two Washington runs in the sixth, and Chicago combined for twelve hits.
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Washington Senators
Larry French
Pittsburgh
Roy Henshaw
Washington
Hartnett
Travis
Cub
Fred Lindstrom
Woody English
Cubs
Bob Burke
Jack Russell
Wallie Stewart
Yankees extend win streak with 9 to 8 victory over Crackers
The New York Yankees defeated the Atlanta Crackers 9 to 8 to stretch their winning streak to ten games. Dixie Walker homered among thirteen team hits as Johnny Allen and Vito Tamulis struggled, while Henry Oana hit two homers and Dave Harris and Buster Chatham added one each for the Crackers.
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Atlanta, Ga
New York Yankees
Atlanta Crackers
Yanks
Dixie Walker
Crackers
Johnny Allen
Vito Tamulis
Henry Oana
Dave Harris
Buster Chatham
Giants Beat Memphis 15-0 In Spring Opener
Clyde Castleman pitched three hits allowed as the New York Giants rout the Memphis Chicks 15 to 0 in a spring game. The Giants exploded for 11 runs in the second inning with teen players at bat, while Bill Terry Hank Leiber and Castleman fueled the offense with multiple extra base hits and three RBIs.
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Giants
Memphis
Bill Terry
Hank Leiber
Vance Wins in Dodgers Rain-Halted Win Over Royals
Dazzy Vance, back with Brooklyn for a trial, pitched five effective innings allowing three hits as the Dodgers beat the Montreal Royals 12 to 2 in a game halted in the seventh due to rain. Dutch Leonard finished for Brooklyn while the NL team scored seven runs in two innings aided by passes and errors.
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Vance
Orlando
Fla
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Montreal Royals
Dutch Leonard
Harry Smythe
Brooklyn South Paw
Three Minute Team Holds Tryouts at Daniels Park
East side boys aged under 17 before June 15 are invited to report at Daniels Park at 1 p m today to join the Three Minute Cer eal baseball team in the American Legion Junior league Lew Dochterman returns as manager with G E Rogers as coach for the season.
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East Side
Three Minute Cereal
American Legion
Daniels Park
Lew Dochterman
G. E. Rogers
Medica Sets New World Record in 500-yard Indoor Swim
Jack Medica of the University of Washington retained his 500 yard title at the National AAU indoor meet in New York, clocking 5 minutes 16.3 seconds to break the world mark by 10.3 seconds. He led a strong field including Jim Gilhula USC and John Macionis Yale, with others close behind as Ralph Flanagan and Bob Pirie followed. Dick Deneger defended the high board diving crown with 180.68 points.
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NEW York
Jack Medica
University of Washington
New York Athletic Club
Seattle
Jim Gilhula
University of Southern California
United States
Canada
Medica
Gilhula
John Macionis
Yale
Ed Kennedy
Ralph Flanagan
Florida
Bob Pirie
Toronto
Young Macionis
Dick Deneger
Detroit Athletic Club
Illinois U. Nine Wins From Illinois College
The University of Illinois swept a three game series with Illinois College by taking a double header. Howie Berg limited the college to two hits in a 7 to 0 win. Cherry and Pershell contributed five hits in seven and one third innings as Illinois won 15 to 2.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Illinois College
Howie Berg
Cherry
Pershell
Ilinois
Baseball scores from Princeton Columbia and more
The column lists various college baseball results including Princeton 2 Columbia score, New York University and City College of New York 4, Iowa State 19 Simpson 2, Elmhurst 4 Northwestern 2 Harvard 6 Pennsylvania 1, Navy 3 vs Harvard, Pittsburgh 10 14, Western Reserve 7 4.
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Princeton
Columbia
New York
U. C. City College of New York
Iowa State
Simpson College
Elmhurst
Northwestern
Marvard
Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
Warvard Pittsburgh
Western Reserve
Dissension Rumor Clouds Iowa State Teachers College Athletics
Report notes that dissension may lack foundation but reveals four former head football coaches within the ISU College athletic staff. Other items discuss AP rankings, Red SoxCronin arm concerns, Sioux City baseball outreach, and hot baseball feuds and chatter including Baer Braddock Dempsey encounter.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Johnny Baker
L. L. Mendenhall
Paul Bender
Mendenhall
Munn Whitford
Bender
Baker
Southern California
Whitford
Cedar Falls
Max Baer Not So Fierce to Henry
Henry McLemore reports that Max Baer boasts of his power while critics doubt his claims. The piece contrasts Baer’s self-image with his actual ring record against Carnera Schmeling Loughran and Levinsky, arguing his reputation outpaces his punching résumé.
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Max Baer
Henry
McLemore
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Srother Baer
Sandy
Brother Baer
Ching Lee
Carnera
Buddy
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Braddock
Loughran
Tommy
Baer
Levinsky
Wood shoots 68 to lead Augusta National after third round
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey fired a 68 to stand at 209 after three rounds at Augusta National. Olin Dutra 210, Henry Picard 211, Gene Sarazen 219, with Bobby Jones fading as winds worsened.
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Picard
Olin Dutra
Agusta
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Wood
Los Angeles
Henry Picard
Hershey
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Dutra
Jones
Sarazen
Denny Shute
Walter Hagen
Shute
Hagen
Ray Mangrum
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Leibsohn Wins Cedar Rapids Ping Pong Title in Five Sets
Sid Leibsohn outplayed Harley Hollenbeck in a five set final to capture the Cedar Rapids YMCA table tennis championship 19-21 21-11 22-20 21-17 21-18. He later teamed with T. Wernimont to win doubles. Bell, the defending city champion, fell early to Leibsohn.
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Harley Hollenbeck
Leibsohn
Vernimont
Sid
Cedar Rapids
Bob Bell
Ted
Vernimont To
Hollenbeck
Pon Achter
van Horne
Aechter
J Jackson
Atta
Soceaven
Geiegted
Wnapp
Bel
Boynton
Pellesohn
Osborne
Davis
Churchill
Bell
Smith
Neil
Johnston
Bemi
Jones
Hegio
Tpetiok
B. Bell-Wright
Osborne-Thompson
Aemeee Bell
Waldron-Ogden
T. Wernimont
Boynton-R. Wernimont
Hollenbeck-Achter
B. Bell
Wright
Lelbsohn
Newton-J. Bell
D. Lelbsohn
R. Neil
D. Boynton
J. Smith
R. Newton
B. Davis
R. Nell
James James Bell
T Wernimonted
Gar Wood Fails To Mark Speed At Miami Beach
Gar Wood driving Miss America X did not match his world motorboat speed record of 124.91 mph at Indian Creek Miami Beach. Winds hampered the runs with a top speed of 119.09 mph on the second attempt and 118.974 mph on the first. Wood pledged to continue testing and raise the speed before finishing.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gar Wood
Indian Creek
Wood
Rotterdam swimmer claims new 400m back world record
Basel Switzerland AP Mas tenbrock of Rotterdam set a new world mark in the women's 400 meter backstroke with six minutes five seconds at an international meet. The previous record of six minutes 12.4 seconds was held by Miss P M Harding of Great Britain.
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Basel
Switzerland
Mlle, Mastenbrock
Rotterdam
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Iowa
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Southland
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Dizzy
Jimmy Braddock
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Eter
Turner
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