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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1935
Page
4
Coe College seniors win the home meet with 5012 points as Martin places in five events for 21 points. Sophomores perform well in several events while freshmen contend in sprints and relays. The meet features early efforts in swimming and track with notable performances across multiple disciplines.
The Strawberry Point team begins its season with a practice and a six game tourney schedule. A large group of prospects attend workouts as coach contends with a full slate including games at Elkader and nearby venues.
Walford Nine dominated Scion High with a 20 to 3 win. The report notes early scoring and a strong defensive effort shaping the game, with Walford grabbing control from the start and extending the lead through the third quarter.
Local Marengo reports begin preparations for a forthcoming kittenball season. The article notes early training plans, coach input, and community support as the team eyes a hopeful start.
Local baseball recap: Littleport edges Elkader in a competitive game with a final score noted as a 7 loss for Elkader. Details are fragmented but indicate a decisive Littleport win and ongoing season excitement.
Mwartelle High maintains a long home winning streak and dominates the county tourney scene. Coach A Coe Southard has guided Marielle to a record of 125 straight home wins since 1925, with high scoring margins and strong defense across the season.
The article details fishery practices and licensing in 1960s era operations, describing trapping, feeding, and stocking of Wrenaboxws and trout. It mentions licenses, game wardens, and monitoring by authorities while noting fish sizes and weights and improvements in hatchery techniques.
Special to The Gazette Payette reports about twenty players reporting for Upper Iowa University baseball camp and working out indoors due to cold weather. Veterans total seven with some not regulars last year. newcomers include Barbriese Greeley Courtner Spencer Sain Hezletan Moore Ricard Theesp som Codwell Farmum Fredericks Condit Suteferd Tate Courtney and others vie for spots. Opening game with Iowa State at Farete looms in a week with Doc Dermen guiding the squad and a tentative schedule listed.
Seiversee F Son Olson is holding spring basket ball practice three nights a week for the underclassmen in preparation for the 1935 36 season. The schedule is as follows.
Licenses for fishing and hunting sold at Country Recorder Office during the first three days netted 223 combos and single licenses cost 1.30 and 1.60 respectively. Shared sales show combos more popular. first 1935 fish license issued by George Vavra.
Iowa football prospects look promising after spring practice as Ossie Solem trails a squad of seventy through abridged workouts. Veterans like Dick Crayne and Ozzie Simmons anchor the unit, with sophomores Lamb Linmeier Gallagher and Denmeier among likely regulars next season.
Wellman and Kalona athletes prepare for the Ke-Wash conference meet at Washington on April 26 with county meet at Washington May 3. Coach Herman McIntyre reports standouts Marvin Bull in hurdles and half mile Joe Kehoe in hurdles javelin and shot Wayne Lewis in discus and shot LaMonte Durian in broad jump George Karr in shot put Russell Ross in pole vault and Darrell Zillmer in tile min.
Conesville high school reports bright prospects as most last fall lettermen return for spring practice. The first game is set for Thursday against Nichols High School at Nichols.
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