Hawkeyes Preview Drakes and Kansas Relays in Triangular Meet
Iowa coach George Bresnahan aims to preview three relay performances against Coe and Cornell colleges at home, focusing on the 440 880 and mile relays as selections for Lawrence and Des Moines loom. Coach Forest Rutgers of Coe plans tight drills indoors due to rain and will trim relay squads to four per race by Thursday.
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Re City
George T. Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Drake
Kansas
Hawkeyes
Coe
Cornell
Iowa
Thachawine al Trasesa
Tutin
Forest
Rutgers
Iowa City
Heohawks
Des Moines
Excelsion Springs
Omaha
Bartlesville
Sioux City
el Reno
Oklo
Plan to Rebuild Maquoketa Valley Baseball League for 1935
Four holdover clubs Cascade Dyersville Guttenberg and Manchester expect to stay in the Maquoketa Valley League while Elkader Fairbank Farmersburg and Winthrop may withdraw. Bids have been received from Monticello Alburnett and Oelwein as potential members as directors favor a compact six team circuit on good roads within easy driving distance.
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Fairbank
Dyersville
Monticello
Alburnett
Oelwein
Manchester
Y to Hold Sports Carnival Friday at the YMCA
The YMCA hosts an eight-branch athletic show Friday at 8 p.m. in its gym with University of Iowa stars, boxing by Bob Rush, wrestling by Byron and DeWaine Guernsey and others, volleyball and badminton demos, and a Penick and Ford band concert from 7:30 to 8 p.m. University athletes and local champions compete in demonstrations and exhibition matches.
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Y.M.C.A
University of Iowa
Penick and Ford
William Vesely
Bob Rush
Leo Cain
Chicago
Cain
Howard
Mike Howard
Byron Guernsey
DeWaine Guernsey
Henry Miller
Miles Locher
Ed Cook
Warren Buchan
Jim Bear
Joe Turner
Ed Hollander
Tom Yarnall
Don Steffa
Howard Wilfong
Henry Acht
University of Town Gym
Larry Griswold
Wilson
Edward Kringle
Arthur Griswold
W. Roy Harger
George Hanry
Ray Duthbert
A. O. Ambroz
S. P. File
Jack Skein
M. F. Mitralsky
James W. Bell
Fred C. Henson
La Porte City Drops Opening Game at Dinsdale 3-1
La Porte City loses to Dinsdale 3 to 1 in a cold five inning opener. Coach H. M. Taylor fields a young squad with only two seniors and lists players Fultz Robb Brust McBride Rundel Brallier Teeter Wagner Strodecker Cooper Huppert Schreiber.
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LA Porte City
H. M. Taylor
Dinsdale
Fultz
Robb
Brust
McBride
Rundel
Brallier
Teeter
Wagner
Strodecker
Cooper
Huppert
Schreiber
Drake Relays Preview Ends Record Pace With Sprint Lineup
Drake relays draw top sprinters led by Jesse Owens of Ohio State and Jim Owen of Iowa as records loom. Stars from Tulane, Marquette, Nebraska, Illinois and more are among favorites for the 26th annual carnival April 26 and 27 in Des Moines. Official entries begin with nine listed and notes from Director Johnson.
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Des Moines
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Owens
Cleveland Tech
New York
Drake
John Brooks
University of Chicago
Jimmy Owen
Iowa
Maplewood
Herman Neugass
Tulane
Texas
Delmar Brown
Abilene
Tex
Christian College
Willis Ward
Sam Stoller
Michigan
Phillips
Grieve
Franklin
Johnson
Notre Dame
Vincent Murphy
South Dakota University
Carleton
Aberdeen Normal
Kirksville Teachers
Loyola of Chicago
East Sioux City
Augie Luther Secures Spot with Millers Staff
Decorah Iowa reports Augie Luther a Luther college athlete signed by the Minneapolis Millers has earned a position on Manager Donie Bush's coaching staff. He is one of five rookies kept from the squad training in DeLand Florida.
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Decorah
Augie Luther
Luther College
Minneapolis American Association
Donie Bush
DeLand
Fla
Raiders Built on Youth with Noted Aged Holdovers
President Harry Johnson notes the Raiders roster is youth heavy with 25 under contract and only four over 28, while aging stars like Gabby Hartnett and Babe Ruth loom as veteran backups. He contrasts youthful speed with proven experience in a balanced unit ahead of spring training.
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Harry Johnson
Raiders
Fred Newton
Johnson
Cap Crossley
Karl Swanson
Bill Miseur
Newton
Ray Nicks
Bill Lipski
Buddy Robinson
Johnny Hart
Art Edwards
Stanley Heppe
Ray Strathmayer
Dan Pintz
Erwin Harder
Carl Badger
Ed Uhler
al Larson
Jimmy Webb
Kenneth Blackman
Harold Finch
Johnny Lisle
Gil’ Ausie
al Shipley
Red van Fleet
Joe Klinger
Bill Gould
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
George Earnshaw
White Sox
Earl
Local Swimmers To Compete In State YMCA Meet
Nine teams enter the state YMCA swimming championships at the University of Iowa field house pool. The 30 event program spans four divisions from 9-year-olds to former college stars, with entries from Davenport Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Newton Des Moines Clinton Burlington Waterloo and Ottumwa.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Davenport
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Newton
Des Moines
Clinton
Burlington
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Jack Quinn to Pilot House of David Team
Ray L. Dean of Muscatine owner of the House of David clubs hires former major league pitcher Jack Quinn to manage the eastern House of David team. Quinn will report May 1 with twenty eight players. during his career he played for the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees.
Red Sox and Philadelphia Athlete in World Series Run
A Boston Red Sox player and a Philadelphia athlete took part in three World Series appearances. The record notes their participation across multiple championships and highlights their era of competition.
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Red Sox
Philadelphia Athee
North English Opens Season With Kinross Victory
North English beat Kinross on Tuesday to start the baseball season. Captain Campbell pitched a one hit game and collected three hits including a home run. Kinross scored on errors caused by cold weather. North English schedules several games including Parnell and Marengo, with a county tournament at Northwa sh.
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Kinross
Campbell
Parnell
Marengo
Ape
Northwash
Williamsbure
Taxed Radios Scandal Bares Denver Tax Impostors
Two men posing as federal inspectors visited Denver homes and collected a $1 luxury tax on radios as part of a tax racket. They were arrested, exposing the scheme and authorities' actions.
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Denver
INS
Ross to Sign for Bout with Ambers at Polo Grounds
Promoter Mike Jacobs says contracts will be signed soon for a 15 round lightweight title fight between Barney Ross and Lou Ambers at the Polo Grounds likely May 29. Ambers earns a shot after New York and boxing commission steps. Recent talks follow Ross’s 135 pound limit assurance and Ambers No 1 challenger status. Jacobs projects a $200,000 purs e if gate is moderate, up to $400,000 with full polo grounds turnout.
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New York
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Club
Chicago
Herkimer Hurricane
Polo Grounds
Jacobs
Boxing Commission
United Press
Art Winch
Seattle
Ross
Ambers
Winch
New York Commission
Barney
Manchester Rifle Club Wins Second in Interstate Match
Manchester Post Rifle club placed second with a perfect prone score and an overall 94.9 percent as they faced Wilkesbarre Pa in an interstate six contest series. Dr Wayne A Hall led individuals with 1170 of 1200, while Maynard Wendt posted the top local score and Manchester’s team also featured notable marks. The final match against Minneapolis will conclude the series with results announced next week. A halfway straw hat often costs $200 in Manila.
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Manchester
Manchester Post
Wilkesbarre
Wayne A. Hall
Maynard Wendt
Wa A. Hall Vee Walter
Rabb
R. Killbridge
K. T. Couser Soso
Dayton
O. Manchester
Toledo
Des Moines
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ninh
Akron
Minneapolis, Minn
Cornell Wrestlers Enter A A U Tournament
Coach Dick Barker and three Cornell wrestlers Howard McGrath Dale Brand and Earl Edwards left for Stillwater Oklahoma to compete in the National A A U wrestling tournament on April 13 and 14 McGrath 145 pounds Brand 135 pounds Edwards 165 pounds replaces Ray Bunch who was injured in the hand McGrath has won all dual meets this year and placed second in the National Intercollegiate tourney this spring Brand is a freshman and second in last year’s National A A U tournament Edwards is a freshman and is listed for the 165 pound class
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Mount Vernon
Tia
Dick Barker
Cornell
Howard McGrath
Dale Brand
Earl
Edwards
Stillwater
Oaklahoma
Purple Grapplers
McGrath
Ray Bunch
Critics disagree on judging dirty motion pictures
In Cincinnati Dr. Fred Eastman of the Chicago Theological Seminary dismissed the term idiot fringe as a basis for judging films. He argued Catholics Protestants and Jews seek honesty sincerity and greatness in cinema and that producers chase profits at the expense of the public, misreading the market if they assume most Americans want dirt.
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Cincinnati
Fred Eastman
Chicago Theological Seminary
Estate executes transfer of Wiley property to Agnes Hach
Fred W Hann as executor conveys deed lot 1 block 1 Wiley’s 1 Add to Agnes E Hach exr for 3750 dollars. Court record reference 93-23-35.
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Fred W Hann
James Wiley
Agnes E Hach
Wileys
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