Kohawks Set For Cedar Falls Relays Season Opener
Seventy five local trackmen from Coe and four nearby high schools head to Cedar Falls for the annual Cedar Falls Relays. The event marks Coe's first meet of the year with potential new talent counted from Franklin Roosevelt and McKinley squads. Preliminaries begin at 10 am with finals at 1 30 pm featuring 14 events across college and high school divisions.
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Sixteenth annual Teachers College track and field carnival opens
Nearly 450 high school and college athletes will compete tomorrow in the sixteenth annual Teachers College track and field carnival. Eight colleges, the largest number ever entered, will compete in events across multiple disciplines.
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Brooklyn Opens With Hartwick Ball Team
The Brooklyn high school baseball team under Coach Townsend opens the season at Hartwick. Projected starters include Cappen at first Mitchell or Richman at second Edelen at third Ormiston in left field Rollin Ormiston center Willis Scott in right with Moitzfield Cram and Andes as likely pitchers. Schedule lists games from April 16 through May 12 at Hartwick Guernsey Brooklyn Montezuma Chelsea Tama.
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Robert Mitchell
Max Richman
Rolland Doty
Harold Keller
Richard Edelen
Elden Ormiston
Rollin Ormiston
Willis Scott
Donald Moitzfield
la Vaughn Cram
Harold Andes
Guernsey
Montezuma
Chelsea
Tama
Training Camp Briefs From Across Baseball World
AP reports arms and injuries shape early spring games. DiMaggio undergoes tonsil surgery while Gomez aims for the start against Mungo. Ripple leaves for New York with stomach trouble. Cardinals finish spring schedule vs Portsmouth. Browns prep for Banat series. Pirates add Joe Bowman in trade for Earle Browne. Red Sox skip Foxx and Grove for Worcester warmup as they seek relief from colds. Dominion of Canada note closes the roundup.
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Baer Defeat by Farr Ends Comeback Hope Says Red Pepper
Max Baer’s setback to Tommy Farr signals possible end to his comeback bid. The columnist recalls Baer’s career highs and lows from Braddock to Louis, criticizing his courage and heart while noting his flamboyant off ring persona and past missteps.
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United Press Sports
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Dempsey
California
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McLemore
Te Bner
Farr
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Y W C A Hosts Play Night With Visiting Moline Teams
Cedar Rapids invites the public to Friday play night featuring volleyball ping pong badminton and basketball against Moline Illinois teams. Moline squads won all games in a recent Cedar Rapids event, adding zest to the upcoming games beginning at 7 p.m. Two volleyball matches will open the program.
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Six Teams Open A A Pennant Race Today
Six clubs and about 35 000 fans gathered for the 1937 American Association opener as four squads start play today with two more games set for tomorrow. President George Trautman forecasts a tight race with at least four teams in contention late in the season. Minneapolis visits Kansas City and St Paul plays Milwaukee while Toledo goes to Louisville. Columbus travels to Indianapolis on Saturday for the other opener.
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C. S. A. Diamondball Team To Drill Sunday
The C. S. A. diamondball team will practice at Hayes school ground Sunday from 9:30 to 12. All CSA members are asked to attend.
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Iowa Sooners: Hawkeyes Change Schedule For Next Season
Iowa announces the 1960 football schedule with a single change from earlier tentative dates. The Bradley Tech game shifts from Oct 2 to Oct 9 to provide an extra rest after the Washington game. Opponents include Washington, Wisconsin, Michigan, Purdue, Minnesota, Indiana, and Nebraska with key sites in Iowa City, Madison, Lafayette, and Lincoln.
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Dad” Schroeder
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Viewing the Field by Leo Lucas on Iowa high school athletics
A feature note by Leo Lucas discusses Nels Lee and Chuck Filipi at Wapsie Y camp while praising wrestler Hans Kampfer. The piece outlines upheaval in Iowa high school athletics with Des Moines meetings, Hawkeye association plans, and county superintendent discussions signaling potential changes statewide.
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West Union to host meeting of area superintendents
School superintendents from Allamakee Winneshiek Clayton Fayette Delaware and Buchanan counties plan a courthouse gathering in West Union next Wednesday evening. They will discuss a course of action for the Town high school athletic association as attention turns to the statewide meeting in Des Moines Saturday where a local representative will attend.
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