Verink leads Coe sophomores to track meet win
Sophomore Fred Verink won the 100 and 220 yard dashes, broad jump, discus, and tied for first in high jump as Coe College hosts a home track meet. He totaled 241 points while Stoutner tied for high jump and Was second in pole vault. Verink also anchored the sorority relay team to victory.
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Stanford Runners Set 3:10.5 Mark For Mile Relay
Stanford University's crack four man relay team on Saturday broke the world record for the mile relay with a time of 3 10.5. The old mark of 3 11.6 was set by USC four years ago at Fresno. Clyde Jeffrey ran the final lap for the Stanford quartet, joined by Charley Shaw Fernie Clark and Craire Williamson.
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Mumps Hurdler Van Dora Out. Cedar Falls Referee Carpenter Highlighted
Don Van Dora misses two to three weeks with mumps, jeopardizing Wilson Highs track prospects and district eliminations on May 11. Honorary ref Mil lington F Carpenter of University High, a philosophy PhD and English department head, is announced as referee for the State Teachers College relays at Cedar Falls. The piece notes Linn County baseball tournaments on April 26-27, six American Legion Junior baseball teams, and local six-man football absence. It also covers six-man football not spreading, and baseball-leading county schools with fall schedules, field readiness at Caniels Park, and recent changes to the diamond infield.
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Jens Norgaard
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Howard Jones
Weather Cancels Late Season Baseball Across Cities
Exhibition games in Washington Baltimore Louisville Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston and Chicago were postponed or canceled due to cold wet grounds and wintry conditions. Several matchups including Washington versus Washington A and Baltimore tints, Louisville-Philadelphia tNt versus Philadelphia, and White Sox versus Cubs were called off as cold weather disrupted the schedule.
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Iawa State Teachers Triumph Over Iawa State J
Iawa State Teachers defeated Iawa State J 13 to 8. Orleaza earned a 1 0 record, Hiinots Itt. Northwestern posted 7 A while Maskelliki St. John's scored 5. Kansas State and Kansas JV combined for a 4 score.
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Indians option Rogina to Jersey City for shortstop duty
The Cleveland Indians optioned 21 year old Louis Rogina to Jersey City of the International League with the understanding he would be used regularly at shortstop. Rogina played with Cedar Rapids of the Three-Eye League last season and trained with the Tribe this spring.
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Grinnell Hopes For Grid Success Faces Line Weakness
Grinnell coaches foresee a rebuilding season with nine grid hopefuls, led by Carl Blandin and F red Webb, while key linemen Howard Grimes and Clair Whitney graduate in June. Douglas cites speed gaps and plans spring practice games to test a budding backfield and new ends, centers, and blockers.
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Hurley Defends Referee Amid Low Blow Debate in Boxing
In a note from Chicago, Jack Hurley defends Arthur Donovan against criticism over Armstrong versus Ambers and low blows. Hurley argues body blows are valid, suggests rethinking the low blow rule, and praises Donovan’s impartiality while urging consistency in officiating. The piece also references Louis Paychek and various boxing figures with notes on upcoming bouts and headlines.
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Jimmie Davis
Los Angeles
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Tobey Vigil
Honolulu
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Joe Silva
New Orleans
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter
A look at barnstorming baseball tours, low crowds, and high ticket prices highlighting how major league stars drew eager fans to subpar gigs. Mentions Earl Whitehill and Clark Griffith, with notes on Whitehill’s firing and potential moves. Also touches on Kathleen Carey’s golf schedule and boxing news including Lee Savold.
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All Big 10 Schools At Drake Relays Represented
Des Moines AP reports for the first time in 12 years all ten Western conference schools will be represented at the Drake relays April 26 and 27. Relays director F P Johnson said Ohio State decided to send part of its track team, ensuring representatives from every Western conference school compete.
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Hawkeyes Idle as Notre Dame Iowa Doubleheader Canceled
In South Bend Indiana the Notre Dame and Iowa baseball doubleheader was canceled Saturday due to cold weather. The teams had planned to play but field and conditions forced the postponement, leaving both squads with an unused game on the schedule.
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Dartmouth selects Tesreau for 22nd year baseball coach
Hanover New Hampshire Jeff Tesreau the former New York Giants pitching star enters his 22nd year as Dartmouth College baseball coach. He continues to lead the Red Rolfe era and develop players while maintaining a strong pitching focus for the program.
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Davenport Retains State Indoor Track Title At Iowa City
Davenport holds onto the state indoor track title at Iowa City as athletes set top marks across events. The Rough Riders earned points via strong showings in high jump, shot put, distance events, relays and sprints, with Davenport athletes placing among the top five in multiple disciplines.
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Warmerdam Sets New Vault Record
Cornelius Warmerdam of the San Francisco Athletic Club unofficially cleared 15 feet in the pole vault at Berkeley to establish a new world record, pending official measurement. The prior record of 14 feet 11 inches was held jointly by Bill Sefton and Earl Meadows of USC.
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Anderson Doles Out Scrimmage To Hawks!
Iowa spring practice draws a large crowd as Dr Eddie Anderson tests a mixed lineup with Andruska at center and Couppee barking signals. Debates over prospects continue amid lively drills and sideline chatter while several players return from injuries to compete for starting roles.
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West Union Opens With Monona High
Special to The Gazette West Union high school baseball schedule lists games at home vs Monona April 19, Fayette April 30, Maaynard May 3, Fayette May 10 away, Sumner May 17, Postyulile May 21 home. District tournament slated for May 10 11 with date to be announced. Lettermen in practice include Granpers Turner Hans Wright Anderson Prat Severin Torson Smith Duncan and John Shadie.
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