Twelve Raiders Open Spring Training Camp in Terre Haute
Twelve ball players gathered for Ter re Haute practice as Ollie Marquardt begins Raider camp with Lou Kahn among early arrivals. The roster includes Pat Seerey Paul O’Dea Joe Marek and veteran arms Hal Cisgen Bryan Stephens Bill Pruesser Gerald Heerner Babe Klieman and others as the team plans camp games before exhibition dates. The Evansville based Indiana State Teachers team trains nearby with Walley Markers.
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Lou Kahn
Ollie Marquardt
Joe Marek
Tailend Moline
Marek
Terre Haute
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Terre Haute Field
Pat Seerey
Paul O’dea
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American Legion
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Wis
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Cleveland Indians
Indiana State Teachers Nine
Wally Markers
Hal Cisgen
Bryan Stephens
Bill Pruesser
Gerald Heerner
Babe _ Klieman
Jim McDonnell
Phil Seghi
Paul O'Dea
Bill Elliott
Cisgen
Stephens
California
Cleveland
Blas Monaco
Forrest Thompson
Sid Story Returns to Iowa U. from Royal Canadian Air Force
Sidney Story of Anamosa, member of Coach Rollie Williams' 1940-41 Hawkeye basketball team, returns to the University of Iowa after nine months with the Royal Canadian Air Force. On furlough, he will transfer to the U S Air Force under an agreement between the countries. He enlisted last July because he was too young to join the U S forces.
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Sidney Story
Anamosa
Rollie Williams
Hawkeye
Story
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United States Army
Navy Air Corps
Softball Umpires to Meet Thursday Evening
Field Director Kenny McGuire of the Cedar Rapids Softball Association calls a meeting of all softball umpires for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the permit room of city hall. Veteran umps and staff candidates urged to attend. A Fraternal league softball meeting follows Friday at 7 30 p m in the same room.
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Cedar Rapids Softball Association
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Crain Named Captain Of Iowa Tennis Team
Earl Crain, an Iowa City senior, was named captain of the Iowa University tennis team on Tuesday. Crain has been one of Coach Arthur J. Wendler's outstanding netmen for the last two seasons.
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Pastor Rates As Logical Title Contender in Boxing Ratings
Bob Pastor is rated a logical contender for Joe Louis's heavyweight crown in the NBA ratings. Lem Franklin slips to outstanding boxers. Big Buddy Baer falls to honorable-mention. Contenders include Bivins Soose Overlin Abrams Martin Cochrane Robinson Wilson Burley McCoy among others.
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Nachtweisht Diadem
Montcomery
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Allie O1z
Fred Shadle Quits Coaching at Anamosa High
Fred Shadle head coach of football basketball and track at Anamosa high school resigned without giving reasons. He led an unbeaten football season and multiple titles including the Mid-Six conference and Eastern Iowa championships. His basketball team posted 20 wins in 23 games as track rivals earned a Mechanicsville relays victory.
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Bradley Tech Whips Illinois Nine Four-0
Bradley's baseball team defeated Illinois 4-0 in Champaign behind Dick Haack's four hit pitching. The freshman righthander struck out nine and walked two as Bradley blanked the Illini. Bradley had earlier beaten Wisconsin and tied Iowa in 12 innings.
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Iowa colleges join Drake relays at Des Moines meet
Five Iowa colleges Grinnell Cornell Loras Dubuque and Coe submitted entries for the Drake relays on April 24 25 in Des Moines. Davenport and McKinley high schools Cedar Rapids and Des Moines also entered prep brackets for medley relays.
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Cedar Rapids
Marengo Falls 2 1 to North English In Tuesday Baseball
North English edged Marengo 2 1 after five errors by Marengo. Sherman struck out 12 with seven walks as Marengo had five hits to North English's four.
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Marengo
North English High School
North English
Sherman
Decorah routs Ridgeway behind strong pitching and big fifth
Decorah High School defeated Ridgeway 18 to 0 Tuesday behind Bob Ziegelmaier who struck out 12. Decorah tallied 12 runs in the fifth inning, chasing Ridgeway starter Bob Vopava. Vopava, McQueen and Bergan pitched for Ridgeway as Ziegelmaier and Grindeland led Decorah.
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Decorah
Bob Ziegelmaier
Decorah High School
Ridgeway
Ziegelmaier
Bob Vopava
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McQueen
Bergan
Ziegelmaler
Grindeland
Urbana Beats Shellsburg 4-3 In Monday High School Baseball
URBANA a 4-3 victory over Shellsburg as Smith went 2 for 2 and Wyckoff Rogers doubled. Rogers and Glass limited Shellsburg to four hits while Urbana players Robbins and Peacock produced strong offense. Urbana eyes a April 17 game at home or away.
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Iowa State Teachers college Relays add entrants from six high schools and three colleges
Cedar Falls Iowa Ninety two more individual track stars representing six high schools and three colleges were entered in the ISU college relays. New entrants include Cornell Loras and Chicago Teachers in the college division and Ames Marion Winthrop Reinbeck McKinley and Roosevelt in Cedar Rapids. Terry Ennis of Loras, defending shot put champion, competes for Vince Dowd's squad. John Saunders, runner up in the 100 yard dash last year, seeks victory again Saturday.
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Cornell Awards 11 Wrestling Letters
Mt. Vernon reports eleven varsity wrestlers and eleven freshmen earned letters this season. Varsity letter recipients include Dale Thomas Marion Fred Bishop Arlo Ellison Don Fish Tom Harker Wallace Littell Frank Preston Charles Voyce Norman Zollinger Quentin Joy Walt Haloupek. Freshman numerals went to Ben Connor Merwin Crisman Donald Herring Glen Hogle Bob Horton Paul Loepp Gordon Meredith Joe Pelisek Keith Quayle and Bill Stevens.
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Perfect Game by Peterson in Twilight League
Lee Peterson pitched a perfect game for Williams Field Army against the Phoenix Retail Clerks union, striking out all batters as Peters son allowed no hits or runs in a 1-0 victory. Decatur’s Three-Eye league standout from last year headlines the performance.
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Red Pepper Sports Column Prognostications Stir Baseball
National league chatter centers on Billi Brandt and a three team race among the Reds Dodgers and Cards. Dodgers touted for power with Arky Vaughan addition while Reds praised for pitching depth and balance. Cubs prospects and Giants farm system debated as illness and politics intrude on Iowa school sports debate.
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Claude Ellison Wins Opening AAU Match
Claude Ellison of Des Moines Iowa and Cedar Rapids wins his opening AAU bout by knockout in the third round in the 175 pound class. Ellison defeats Corp Willie Hayes of Camp Funston Kansas in the quarterfinals.
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Vinton High Defeats Traer in Track Meet
Vinton high school track team dominated Traer 6742 to 31. Gale Weinands led with 29 points, earning multiple firsts in sprints and field events. Vinton swept events in dash, mile, relays, and jumps with strong showings from Hite, Caldwell, Pecenka, and Williams.
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Sturm Injured in Tractor Accident at Jefferson Barracks
Johnny Sturm former New York Yankee first baseman underwent amputation of two joints of his right index finger Tuesday at Jefferson Barracks infirmary after a tractor accident on the post baseball field.
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Johnny Sturm
New York Yankee
Jefferson Barracks Infirmary
Sports open to all students says a politician
A speaker argues that school sports are democratic and accessible to the entire student body. They claim most programs include wide participation, and only those who opt out are excluded. Elimination of sports would cause hardship without meaningful gains.
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