18 Man Coe Squad In College Division Relays
The 1941 Iowa State Teachers College relays draw a record field with 650 participants from Coe Cedar Rapids schools and Marion. Decisive Finals in multiple events and a marquee mile and a half exhibition pitting Greg Rice against a freshman relay squad from Iowa State Teachers and Drake.
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Coe
Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
Marion
L. I. Mendenhall
Paul F. Bender
Iowa State Teachers’ Athletic Department
Iowa State
Franklin
N. J. Markey
Pete Schwinn
Jack Colman
Jim Battin
Thunderbolts
West Des Moines
Romaine Woodward
Ames
Dick Hoerner
Dubuque
Glenn van Zee
Montezuma
Ralph Martin
Jenkins
Barker
Walters
Jim Vaughan
Ennis
Wilson Saunders
Loras
Claude Santee
Dubuque University
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Iowa State Teachers
Drake
Rice
Paychek Ill In Army Hospital At Camp Forrest
Johnny Paychek III, former heavyweight challenger to Joe Louis, lies in Camp Forrest Army Hospital Tennessee with a mysterious illness, having lost about 25 pounds in two weeks. The Chicago boxer, member of the 131st Field Artillery, expects to fight again once doctors determine his ailment.
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Camp Forrest
Tenn
Johnny Paychek
Joe Louis
Army Hospital
Chicago
131St Field Artillery
Postville pitcher blanks Luana in 5-0 win
Sophomore Southpaw Frank Tehel threw a complete game shutout allowing only two hits as Postville High School beat Luana 5-0. The 6 foot 4 inch transfer from Castalia worked behind an errorless defense and received support from teammates Tehel ap Brainard Bollman and R Schult in the line score.
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Coe
Walt Kinch
Bill Davis
Kinch
Frank Flanagan
Bob Nicholson
John Altfillisch
Vern Bredow
Bob Stoneburner
Dubuque
Bill Jenkins
Neuman Fell
Grinnell
Davis
Kohawks
Colburn Collinge
Roosevelt
Warren Pugh
McKinley
Stan Mohrbacher
Franklin
Collinge
Jenkins
Harry Barker
Ed Walters
Terry Ennis
Loras
the Gazette
Luana
Frank Tehel
Postville
Tehel
Castalia
R. A. E Postville
Tehel Ap
Brainard
Bollman
R. Schult
Pitchers Delight Home Fans In A A Baseball Openers
The Opening Day of the American Association 1941 season saw all home teams win. Indianapolis blanked Milwaukee 3 to 0, Louisville beat Kansas City 3 to 1, Columbus defeated St Paul 6 to 3, and Toledo downed Minneapolis 6 to 4. Ray Starr spun four hits for a shutout as Milwaukee was limited to one hit after the third. Tony Lupien homered for Louisville, Max Marshall and Ed Fernandez also connected, and Harry Kimberlin earned the win for Toledo.
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United Press
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City Blues
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis Millers
Ray Starr
Indians
Western League Adds Pueblo to Six-Club Circuit
Pueblo Colorado was added to the Western baseball league bringing the loop to six teams. J Roy Carter president of the reorganized league said operation on a six team basis is definitely assured. Other clubs are Cheyenne Norfolk Sioux City Sioux Falls and Denver. A schedule will be mapped and the organization completed at a North Platte meeting Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pueblo
Colo
J. Roy Carter
Norfolk
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
S. C
Carter
North Platte
All Sorts of Sports Shorts from a Packed Page
A collage of sports notes and opinions features Tris Speaker’s influence on Yankees, boxing commissions in Cleveland, Mike Gonzales and Rogers Hornsby praise, and predictions about future stars. Other items mention Honolulu training camps, Jim Ferrier, Col Edward R Bradley, Clarence McMar’s marathon streak, Craig Wood’s hockey start, Glen Rose in Arkansas, Vince DiMaggio, Ken Chase’s pitching, Stanley NC undefeated basketball, and Ed Alex’s Texas leaguers term for bloop flies.
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Amree
Pallans
Zeri
Frankie Crosetti
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Tris Speaker
Louis
Musto
Cleveland
Grey Eagle
City Boxing Commission
Speaker
Harry Grayson
Mike Jacobs
Billy Conn
Conn
Anton Christoforidis
Mike Gonzales
St. Louis Cardinal
Rogers Hornsby
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Gonzales
Havaias
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Honolulu
Harold Newhouser
Detroit
Steve O'Neill
Jim Ferrier
Down Under
U.S G.A
Edward R. Bradley
Clarence Mc Mar
Boston A. A. U
Hopkinton
Mass
Clarkson Tech
Potsdam
N. Y
Craig Wood
University of Arkansas
Army
Glen Rose
Vince DiMaggio
Pirates
Ave Maria
Ken Chase
Washington
Stanley
N. C
Ed “Gashouse
Alex
Fordham University
Sports Notes and Headlines From A Turbulent Baseball Week
A collage of sport news from coach routs to politics, highlighting Hoyt Hall Auburn and Bull M Clellan Mississippi State tying in pole vault, Ted Bank directing morale athletic programs, Fritzie Zivic guesting Massachusetts House for Mike Kaplan bout, Jacobs flying to Boston, Jimmy Ford charting Coast League youth, Joe Marty possibly joining the army, U of Colorado baseball hitting Nebraska with 43 hits and 43 runs, Reid Handley no hitter in loss, South Dakota State coaching exodus, Gloria Callen screen tests at Fox, and Paul Waner in Dodgers gear with Havey Boyle visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
NEW York
Hoyt Hall
Auburn
Bull M’clellan
Mississippi State
Ted Bank
U. of Idaho
War Department
U. S. Army
Fritzie Zivie
Mike Kaplan
Beantown
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Mike Jacobs
Boston
Jimmy Ford
Brooklyn Eagle
Tony Jazzeri
Marvin Owen
U of Colorado
Nebraska
Reid Handley
Einburg
Gloria Callen
Twentieth Century-Fox
Havey Boyle
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Paul Waner
Dodger
Boyle
Gayle Talbot
Kansas Relays on Weekend Schedule
Athletes from 18 universities 26 colleges and nine junior colleges will meet Saturday for the nineteenth Kansas Relays at Kansas. A warm day could bring record performances with top entrants in 17 running and six field events. Notables include guest milers and field event stars such as John Munski Mell frutt Ralph Schwarzkopf Ray Harris Earle Meadows Myron Piker Carlton Berry Fred Ramsdell George Franck and Jim Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Kansas
Gwinn Henry
John Munski
Missouri
Mell ‘Frutt
Indiana
Ralph Schwarzkopf
Michigan
Ray Harris
Myron Piker
Northwestern University
Carlton ‘Erry
Fred Ramsdell
University of Texas
Texas
Minnesota
Jack Defield
Jim Smith
Northwestern
Rain Delays Legion Doubleheader Saturday Schedule
It rained Thursday night at Daniels Park ending Cities Service and Butter-Nut junior Legion play after two and a third innings. A doubleheader is set for Saturday with Beck's vs Armstrong's at 1 p.m. and Roosevelt Hotel vs Cities Service at 3 p.m.
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Cities Service
Butter- Nut
American Legion
Daniels Park
Beck's
Armstrong's
Roosevelt Hotel
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S.T.C
Kinch, Davis Strong
Kineh
Stoutner
Arnett
Lane
W. Davis
P Davis Teracue
Sedere Polevault
Hidinger
Leins Scharnberg
Piscus
Sage Nicholson
Nicholson
Flanagan
van Evera
Ledore
Teague
Cullen
Stoutner Pilerim
Johnny Paychek Ili
Blanks Luana
A.A
Tris
Livic
Fritz
HS Rumber
Joe Marty
Florsheims Aristocrats Town Talks
Spalding Golf Oxfords
Charlie Burkart
Charles Burkart
Charlie’s
United States
Kenmore
Marsh de Martelaere
Mrs. de Martelaere
de Martelaere
Earle Meadows
Pete Owen
Howard Payne College
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
Archie Harris
Harris
Rain Halls Legion
Armstrong’s
Iowa
Armstrong
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