Nebraska Athletic Slump Analyzed By Co-Ed Sports Editor
June Bierbower argues Nebraska faces a slump as rival Big Six schools recruit stronger talent and Nebraska enrollment lags. She notes younger teams, especially football with an average age over 20, and predicts stronger future competition despite possible two more years of experience.
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City Badminton Tourney Reaches Semi Finals
The city badminton tournament progressed to the semi finals at the Y W C A gym Thursday evening with finals scheduled for Saturday at 7:30. A W Hoge and Bernard Smith already headlined the men’s singles final, while Jacqueline Miller reached the women’s semi finals by forfeit and Nadine Menary defeated Dorothy Greer 15-8 15-8 to meet Dorothy Svec in the semis.
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Betty Hopton
Hopton
Eileen Brockman
Nadine Menary
Dorothy Greer
Myra Booth
Minnie Kenyon
Catherine Aukerman
Evelyn Collier
Menary-Greer
Jacqueline Miller
Mary Lockwood
Adeline Bollinger
Esther Cooper
Adeline Fiesdler
Bep Henrickson
Florine Fields
Cooper
Bollinger
Dorothy Svee
Lorraine Nelson
Fields
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Bernard Smith
Riley Crawford
Christine Bjornsen
Bolek Wishniewsky
Lee Henrickson
al Hoge
Bjornsen-Wishnmiewsky
A. W. Hoge
Maxine Woods
Dorothy Svec
Pros Shoot At $5,000 Prize In Asheville Meet
The touring pros opened the Asheville land of the sky event at Asheville Country Club with 18 holes as rain soaked the courses. The event offers $5,000 in prize money and continues with a second round at Beaver Lake tomorrow and the final 36 holes at Biltmore Forest on Sunday.
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Asheville
Asheville Country Club
Beaver Lake
Biltmore Forest Fairways
Ohio State Golf Captain Carded A Hole In One
Charles T. Carl, captain of Ohio State University's golf team, set a fine example by scoring a hole in one with a No 2 iron on the 180 yard No 17 green during a practice round at the university course.
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Ohio State University
Charles T. Carl
Swenson Named Coach At Carleton College
The article notes Ted Swenson is expected to be named football swimming and track coach at Carleton College. It recalls Swenson as a standout all around athlete from Cedar Rapids and details his prep days at Washington high and later study at Iowa. It contrasts pay for coach Leo Novak and compares salaries to other schools while mixing in general baseball notes and old Tigers memories.
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Salem, Mass
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MW The Associated Press Jabs and Jabs In New York Fight
A jumble of boxing notes shows Waller Papese Woods stopping Paul Mahones in New York, with other featherweight bouts listed from Buffalo Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Separate items reference Iowa legislation on exhibition halls and city parks, Senate File 213, approved March 31, 1939.
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Paul Mahones
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Dorado
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Lou Salles
Formeer
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Ralph Guldahl Could Be Greatest Of All Time
In Lawton and Philadelphia, Ralph Guldahl garners praise as the era’s top golfer. Observers note his Masters win, 33 on the back nine, and potential to win a third straight National Open, challenging Bobby Jones’s legacy.
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America
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Ralph Guldahl
Augusta
Philadelphia
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Guldahl
Himsely
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Ile
What Cheer Beats South English 14-8 In Spring Opener
The What Cheer baseball team opened its spring season with a 14-8 victory over South English. Strong of What Cheer struck out 14 and Keiser of South English fanned nine in the nonleague game.
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What Cheer
South English
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Vinton relays moved to April 18 due to district music clash
The Vinton relays will be held April 18 instead of April 15 as planned. Coach Fred Cameron cited a district music contest conflict and noted discussion of a night meet if weather allows. Last year's winners were Vinton, Traer, and Wilson amid soggy, waterlogged track conditions. The Cornell college track unit, under Dick Barker, prepares with Judd Dean handling other duties. The schedule includes intramurals April 15, and events leading to Drake, Beloit, Grinnell, and the Midwest conference meets, with final duals in May. Luther College fields a 46-man baseball roster across seven states, arranging games with Minnesota, Iowa, Northwestern, and others while pursuing Iowa conference competition.
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Giants Send Three Men To Jersey City
The New York Giants optioned Lou Chiozza Tom Hafey and Tommy Padden to Jersey City in the International League. The cold training weather cut short today and Manager Bill Terry drove to Memphis Tennessee.
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New York Giants
Jersey City
Lou Chiozza
Tom Hafey
Tommy Padden
Bill Terry
Memphis Tenh
Monona High Baseball Opens Season With Win Over Luana
Monona defeated Luana 4 to 1 in the season opener. Cartoon pitched for Monona allowing four hits while Collins pitched for Luana and yielded three.
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Monona High School
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Pilot scene of Bo Stean criticized after forced landing
Washington ADP reports Harllyve French, vice chairman of the old aeronautics authority, urged revoking licenses over alleged incompetence in handling a United Antines transport that made a forced landing off Point Revis on November 29. Five persons were lost at sea.
Notre Dame Track Team Withdraws From Missouri Meet
Notre Dame track athletes said they would follow Wisconsin in withdrawing from the scheduled triangular meet at the University of Missouri. The move, described as honoring Wisconsin and Missouri coaches, results in Notre Dame not entering the Missouri event.
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Elmer Tarden
Notre Dame
Roe
Pom Done
Wisconsin
C G Simpser
Vasssouri
Missouri
Notre Dame May Withdraw From Missouri Dual Meet
University officials say Notre Dame has not officially notified Missouri of a withdrawal from the April 15 dual meet at Columbia. The athletic department indicated Notre Dame wished to pull out, but no formal action has been taken yet.
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Columbia
University of Massourthletic Department
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Students Protest at Dual Track Meet
Columbia Missouri students petition against Notre Dame selection process for a dual track meet held April 15 at the University of Missoula. Edwin Wersmarted from Port Eveun Var Way states the protest aimed at athletic committee actions and the selection details.
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