Hawk Soph Cretzmeyer Leads Iowa Coe Track Duel
A sophomore Cretzmeyer for Iowa challenges Coe College in Cedar Rapids in a dual meet on Saturday at 2 pm with events including high hurdles broad jump and relay. Coe’s Hild competes in sprints and relays as Crétzmeyer holds the edge in the broad jump, first interschool outdoor meet of the season. Also notes Tony Piet of the Reds recovering from influenza and hoping to play Friday.
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Drake
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tony Piet
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Detroiters
Goodman Nears Walker Cup Dream Realization
Johnny Goodman of Omaha prepares for the Walker Cup trip to England aboard a train to New York with teammates. He plans the May 11 12 Walker Cup matches, then the British Amateur May 21 26, followed by the defense of his national open title June 7 at Ardmore Pennsylvania.
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Ardmore
Fullerton Foretells Pennant Races and Local Baseball Notes
Veteran writer Hugh Fullerton's annual forecast draws attention for deep statistical analysis and bold predictions. The piece notes rising prospects like 19 year old William Sahlin and addresses a holdout by catcher Cli Bolton, plus discusses revised salaries and travel costs shaping class A Western League baseball and Cedar Rapids prospects.
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Binghamton
William Sahlin
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Seaaon
Baseball Camps Report Mixed Signals Across Camps
Across the country the Associated Press notes mixed fortunes in camps. Tulsa reports no major concerns though pitching remains key. Knoxville highlights Don Heffner as a steadying force for the Yankees. Charlotte praises Blondy Ryan and Travis Jackson as boosts to a rebuilding Giants lineup. Washington notes Marty McManus’s departure opens first base job for rookie John McCarthy with Brooklyn weighing roster limits.
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John McCarthy
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Brooklyn
Casey Steneel
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Shaffer Wins Over Dubuque Boxer in Manchester Fight
Babe Shaffer of West Union tops George Davidsaver Dubuque Golden Gloves middleweight champ in a balanced main event at Manchester post No 45 American Legion show. West Union’s Van Sickle also defeats Dubuque’s Nyakos in the semi final. Preliminaries include Shaffer over Waitman, Wheathorn over Battling Johnson, Mortenson and Popeye draw, and Lyons KO DeKeyser.
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West Union
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Manchester Post No. 45
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Key City
Young van Sickle
Pete Nyakos
Ken Shaffer
Johnny Waitman
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Battling Johnson
Galena
Ill
Lerry Mortenson
Monticello
Western Umpiring Staff Completed for 1934 Season
Topeka, Kansas announces the Western league has retained four umpires from last season and added four new officials to form an eight man slate. Holdovers are Rollie Naylor W H Erwin Tom McQuillan and Pat Haley. Newcomers are Larry Brown Hugh Welch W M Dominique and Babe Towne.
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Rollie Naylor
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Hi) Erwin
Tom McQuillan
Pat Haley
Larry Brown
Hugh ©. Welch
W. M. Dominique
Babe Towne
West Liberty Forming Six Team League For Season
West Liberty athletic association ready to form a six team league with local and Atalissa clubs. Teams announced include Jumbo's Boosters managed by William Kerr Ivey and Nichols manager George Peters Globe Cafe manager Mike Jack West Liberty Co operative Creamery manager Ed Nay.
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West Liberty Co-operative Creamery
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Record Swim Stars Highlight AAU Indoor Meet in Chicago
Katherine Rawls, 15, Miami Beach, wins 300 yard individual medley with a world mark 4 minutes 12.2 seconds at Lake Shore Athletic Club as the AAU indoor championships begin. Jack Medica, 19, University of Washington, breaks the 400 meter record in official time 4 43.2, aiming for more marks in freestyle events. Olive McKean defeats Lenore Kight in the 100 yard freestyle.
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Lake Shore Athletic Club
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Florida
Missa Rawls
Lake Shore
Jack Medica
University of Washington
Jean Taris
Reims
France
Seattle
James Gilhurn
Detroit Athletic Club
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Ore
Olive McKean
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North English Wins As Boy Breaks Leg in Season Opener
North English defeated Millersburg 10 to 2 in the season opener. Melvin Berry of Millersburg broke his leg sliding into second base. Next game set for April 13 at Marengo.
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Millersburg
Melvin Berry
Marengo
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