Manufacturers and Jobbers league opens seventeenth season
The Manufacturers and Jobbers baseball league in Cedar Rapids will begin its seventeenth season on May 6 with Iowa Light and Power defending the title against La Plant Choate in the opening game. The roster includes Iowa Light and Power, Quaker Oats, Wilson and Co, Iowa Manufacturing, and others. League officers are Rube Lembaugh president, Louis Stepanek vice president, Milo Nelson secretary, and H L Burns treasurer. Games are to be played at Daniels Park with a rebuilt diamond and 1,500-seat capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITH Iowa Manufacturing Company
Universal Crusher Company
Manufacturers and Jobbers
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Quaker Oats
Wilson and Company
Iowa Light and Power
la Plant-Choate
Lemnbaugh
Scott Hammond
Stepanek
Thomas Hardiman
Nelson
Burns
Board of Control
Hammond
Frank Quass
J. W. Riley
Iowa Manufacturing
Harlan Hopkins
Hardiman
John Savel
Paul Blake
Daniels Park
J. League
Engineers
Wilson's
Iowa Manufacturng
la Plant- Choate
Engle i
Towa Light and Power Jwie_ S
la Py -Choate
S—Wilsons
Iowa Licht
Peer Dune
Iowa Manufacturine
Quaker Ats
Iowa Manufacturing Oort
Towa Manufacturing
Will's
Welson's
T Fins S—Engineers
Iowa Manufacuring
Whilson's
Juy
Enneers
la Plant
Iowa Manufactur- Aus
Aus
Lt Flant-Choate
Wilson'’s
Iowa Light End Power
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Commission
Pheasant Fund Boosted by Linn County Club Donations
The Linn County Fish and Game Club acknowledged contributions to its pheasant propagation fund from diverse donors. Businesses and individuals, including Iowa Steel and Iron Works and Sears Roebuck, gave amounts ranging from 50 cents to 10 dollars, with many members contributing one to five dollars and smaller cash gifts from numerous individuals.
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Fish and Game Club
Linn County
Keokuk County Meet Carded For May 3 4
Special to The Gazette What Cheer hosts the Keokuk county high school baseball tournament May 3 and 4 with a multi round schedule. First round games include Gibson, Delta, South English, Ollie and What Cheer versus Webster, plus byes for Keswick Thornburg Kinross. Second round pitting Gibson Thornburg Kinross Delta South English Ollie and What Cheer Webster Keswick. Semifinals Saturday at 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. Final at 2:30 p.m.
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Gazette
Keokuk County
Gibson
Delta
South English
Ollie
Webster
Keswick
Thornburg
Kinross
County Baseball Meet At Coggon April 26 and 27
Coggon hosts the Linn county high school baseball tournament on April 26 and 27 with eleven teams. Seven Friday games open the event, followed by Saturday semi finals and finals. Top contenders include Center Point Alburnett Toddville Troy Mills and Coggan with several darkhorses possible.
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The
Gazette
Coggon
Linn County
Center Point
Alburnett
Toddville
Troy Mills
Coggan
Darkhorse
Walker
Central City
Carson
Palo
Springville
Viola
Central City-Coggon
Ely
Alburnett-Palo
Tree Mills
Toddoville-Viola
Coe Tennis And Golf Teams Schedule April 20 Games
Coe announces complete spring schedules for tennis and golf with eight golf matches and six tennis matches, plus a Friday win over Dubuque. Both teams head to the Midwest conference tournament at Galesburg on May 18.
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Coe
Dubuque
Galesburg
Montezuma II First Game With Brooklyn
Montezuma plans both baseball and track practice with Brooklyn for the season. Baseball schedule includes April 19 at Brooklyn, April 27 county tournament at Guernsey, April 30 at Montezuma, May 7 at Deep River, May 13 at Montezuma, and May 17 hosting Hartwick. Track features April 20 Cedar Falls relays, April 26 Drake relays, May 4 Tlowa Cedar league events at Cedar Falls, May 11 Trowa Cedar league golf at Elora, May 18 Vinton relays, and the May 25 State meet followed by June 1 StateSoll meet.
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Brooklyn
Guernsey
Montezuma
Deep River
Hartwick
Cedar Falls
Elora
Vinton
University High Wins Track Event at Mechanicsville Relays
University High of Iowa City dominated the Mechanicsville Relays meeting scoring wins in the two mile and 440 yard class A relays plus low hurdles and broad jump. Anamosa challenged with class A mile and 880 relays while Beardsley and LaBarge claimed field events. Five records were set including Jensen’s mile 4 49.4, Phillis pole vault, Miller high jump, and Beardsley shot put.
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Mechanicsville
University High
Iowa City
Highshot
Anamosa
Beardsley
LaBarge
Jensen
Lyons
Vacik
West Branch
Phillis
Vinton
Steinbeck
Richland
Miller
Keota
Erickson
Tracr
Lory
Marion
Wade T Tipton
Boyer
DeWitt
Littell
Mount Vernon
Walker
Baker
Flater
West Liberty
LaBaree
University Hich
hurdies—Hickshat
Pfam
Sirourney
Secod Littell
Pryble Belle Plaine
Hensley
Wilson High
Ordar Rands
University High of
Liberty
Courtz
Sisourney
New London
Greeley
Auchland
Gresce
Waversley Bish
Town City
Sinha
Means University High
Edmundson
Jones
Canney University
Hichshot ¢ University
Hich
Edmundsen
Sigournest
Stir- Sen
Strourney
Leichhart Tipton
Reota
Lind
Tipton
Means University Hich
Nichols
Beardsley Ta Namos
Smith
Martinsburch
Bowers
Dice
Nebraska Coach Jones to Lead Wisconsin Football Clinic
Major Biff Jones, Nebraska coach, will head the staff at the Wisconsin football clinic on May 3 4, bringing high level instruction to players and coaches in Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Nea
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Harness racing outlook grows as midwest season nears Hawkeye Downs
Eastern Iowa Racing club closes entries tomorrow with $10 per horse. Debates over USTA versus ATA sanctions persist among track management and fair officials. A Week ago, a statewide meeting backed joining the United, with horsemen voting 11-3 to support it. smaller fairs face choices between racing and other amusements. The United offers a concrete program, strict rules, larger purses, and a publicity bureau to promote the sport.
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Midwest
Hawkeye Downs
Eastern Iowa Racing Club
Lee Bebee
Anamosa
United States Trotting Association
American Trotting Association
Fair Men
USTA
The
United
ATA
United’s Publicity Bureau
Coralville dam debate tests Iowa governor loyalty
Forest and Stream notes critique Governor Wilson over Coralville dam, recounting a pre election letter promising nonpartisan conservation leadership. It recalls the conservation commission's earlier vote against the project, a public hearing, and a statehouse meeting where opposition persisted, urging the governor to voice public sentiment to the U S war department. The column also reports on abundant catches at Robins lake and lists upcoming fish fry and dam projects in Iowa counties.
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Wjel
Coralville
George A. Wilson
George A Wilson
Conservation Commission
Wilson
Town City
Statehouse
Towa
U. S. War Department
Attorney General's
U S
Johnson County
Iowa
Mississippi
Tipton Juniors Open With Muscatine Nine
TIPTON The baseball schedule of Tipton junior college opens Tuesday with the Independence JCs. Other games list Maquoketa Muscatine Tipton Elkader and Independence in May. Local players reporting for practice include James Gordon Jack Sheets Wallace Reid Bd Hambrisht Edwin McGarvie Warren Conrad Clarence Howe Arno Lawson Melvin Ailey Don Hinple Edwin Michael Max Crispin Alfred Fitch Everett Prink Parker Burroughs.
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Maquoketa
Muscatine
Tipton
Independence
Elkader
James Gordon
Jack Sheets
Wallace Reid
Bd Hambrisht
Edwin McGarvie
Warren Conrad
Clarence Howe
Arno Lawson
Melvin Ailey
Don Hinple
Edwin Michael
Max Crispin
Alfred Fitch
Everett Prink
Parker Burroughs
Clinton Swimmers Retain "Y" Crown
Clinton swimming team retains the Y crown with multiple event wins across relays and strokes. Notable performances include Clinton in 80 yard and 120 yard events, with strong showings from Cedar Rapids Davenport Newton and Oskaloosa. Records set include 40 yard freestyle junior and senior divisions and 120 yard backstroke senior division.
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Waterloo
Davenport
Newton
Washington
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Clinton
G . Burlingame
Burlingame
J. Jewett
Bebensder
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Tsunior
Cedar Rapids Marsh
Elliott
Condon
Mrkas
Burlington
Oldmark
Foster Tharp
Humphrey” Miller
Zoller, Stark, Kershaw Co
Gibson
Jordan Washington
Thompson
Gailbraith
Tompkins
Howes
Pratt
Brock Way
Norman +Clinton
Georges Marshalltown
Burt Des Moinest
H Norman Clinton
Broun
Arbert Burlingtony
Foster +Witer- Ing
Sheehyn
H Norman
Parry
Groson
Cedar Rauids
Prussia
Shimer
Oskaloosat
Cratcer
Brumer
Clintont
Humphrey
Waterloot
RawsonsDes Moines
Rass
Moore
O'Mahoney
Gibson iCedar Rapids
Woodrow
Newtons
Walker
Clintonsifth
Zoller
McGuire
Lewis Rutledee
Daston
Ohio
Jewette Clintons
Burin Famer
Ihtra Stevenson
Marshall Townt
Liddle
Cedar Ramos
Ostrom
Des Moiness
Marsh Cedar Rapids
Pratt ¢Clinton
Brockway iMarshalltowns
Condon iCedar Rapids
Hager Im
Bell iClinton
Pressler
Lincoln Nebr
Jewett
Gilchrit
Washinstonn
Bosworth Oskaloosa
Safersi
Boswell
Marshall Tont
Norman
Griffith
Dodge
Clintani
Miller
Marx
Bailey
Fort Dodge
Wou-Yvard
Eckland
Rudin
Cedar Ranids
Maines
Canton
Stevenson i Marahatitawno
Emory
Borlingame Clineton
Burlinstons
Marsh sCedar
Dion Clinton
Semor
Norman ‘Clinton
Harer Oskaloosa
Giordan Guchrest Gambier
Chiatan
Nes Moines
Marshalltown
Climan Ferd
Ryanet
Cedar Rape Ids
Pelham
Dareennarre
Uuird
Omfehaney
Gibson iCrear
Pansies
Fth
Sree
Eranee
Newton Vt
Keswick High Names Nine Letter Winners for Basketball
Coach Worth Windland awarded basketball letters to nine Keswick students at a school reception in the gymnasium. Recipients include Kenneth Morrison Le Hartzell Joe O Rourke Don Ride Nour Vernon Herneanstotter Keeneth Axmear Dale Jones Marlo Dodd and Junior Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diasette Keswick
Worth Windland
Coimnasium
Kenneth V Morrison
le Hartzell
Joe O Rourke
Don Ridenour
Vernon Hermeanstotter
Keeneneth Axmear
Dale Jones
Marlo Dodd
Junior Snith
Five AL players hit three triples in a game
Cleveland dispatch notes Ben Chapman joined Earle Combs Charley Gehringer Joe Kuhel and Joe DiMaggio as the only five American League players to smack three triples in a single game in a remarkable display of speed and hitting to spark a win for their club.
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Cleveland
INS
Ben Chapman
Earle Combs
Charley Gehringer
Joe Kuhel
Joe DiMaggio
Raiders Go Hiking Inspect Coal Mine Training Camp Report
Central City Kansas notes Raiders three days into training with no work, a two hour gym session, and a three mile hike. Buck Frierson absent amid signing details, Gehrke overweight by 19 pounds while Blaze is 19 pounds under. Test exhibition set for April 23 versus Hopk inville weather Sunday warmer.
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Central City
Raiders
the Marquardt
Nocoa Mine
al Jolson
Buck Frierson
Marquardt
Frierson
Texas
Hierson
Nentucks
Gehrke
Mike Blaze
Eddie Mar Jew
Oklahoma City
Embree
California
Hopkinville
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Iowa Manufacturing Company
Universal Crusher Outfit
Rube Lembaugh
Iowa State
Asics
Dubuque University
Grinnell
Cornell
Gilesbore
Yee-Grinnell
Galesbire
Montezuma II
the Gazette
Citions
Univ High
Anamosa Ae Tinton
Sizourney
Martinsbure Vinton Lvans
Tau
Marten
Belle Plaine Montleetlo
Jones Heads Clinic
With Scotty McLeod
State of
Robins Lake
Elkader-St. Olaf Conservation Club
L. A. Meder
Delaware County
Manchester
Francis V. Ellis
Buchanan County
Oak Grove
Pine Creek
Melither
Tipton Junior College
Independence J. Cs
IRS
Detroit
Plymouth
Harper's Bazaar
Esquire
Theough
Mich
NEW Dodge
NEW Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
Handler Motor Company
Second Ave
Clatter, Rawhese Meter
Monticella
Elben’s Garace van Horne
Wilsem Meter Company
Mechanicsville, Lynch Mater Salon, Inc
Smith's
Amamaca
Caaner
Belle Plaine
Raleigh
Nendrys Mater Company
Ralph Frank
Wilitemchure
Midway Meter Company
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