Cedar Rapids Athletes Lead Iowa State Teachers Relays Entries
Cedar Rapids high schools masse of athletes to Cedar Falls for the State Teachers College Relays with McKinley Franklin Roosevelt Wilson and Coe fielding large teams. Notable sprint relays hurdles jumps and dashes include McKinley’s 440 relay Kinch Moore Ralston Elslager and the Franklin mile and 880 squads. The Franklin Roosevelt and Coe contingents bring strong hopes in sprints and jumps as weather limited practice before the outdoor meet.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
McKinley
Franklin
Roosevelt
Wilson
Coe
Franklin and
Pete Schwinn
N. J. Markey
Jim Battin
Bob Nicholson
Earl Carr
Amity Blakey
Dick Arnold
Russ Or Sarah
Jack Hall
Harry Sirate
Jack Sopousek
Glenn Kerres
Carr
Harold Briggs
Briggs
Orville Rust
John Thompson
Harry Strate
Irving Sword
Robert Magnuson
Bob Albright
Charles Klima
Ned Barden
John Bowne
Pete Kanellis
George Kanellis
Don Wolfe
Bill Taylor
Don Lehmkuhl
Ben Haddad
Bob Multhaup
Colburn Collinge
Joe Wall
Bob Mellen
Vir
Leonard Paulu
Charlies Akers
Richard Arnold
Herbert Briggs
Russell Ferguson
John Foster
John Hueston
Ray Ingels
Warren Johnson
Charles Krizek
Donald Lewis
Dean Lemon
Jack Melichar
Leroy Simms
Richard Tow
Earl Whited
W. N. Barnard
Gerald Berchenbriter
Harry Berchenbriter
John Butler
Herbert Henry
Willis Hall
John Luse
Vern Reeder
Henry Urban
Louis Valliere
Don van Dura
Lawrence Welbes
Hurdies
Charles Ralston
Walt Kinch
Vernon Elslager
Ralston
Wayne Baden
Moore
Slager
Eldon Levis
Kinch
Elslager
Leichton Mangels
Carl van Evera
Wade Patterson
John Prasch
Mankels
Jim McFadden
Baden
Praseh
Levis
Nash
Cislacer Javelli
M. F. Carpenter
University High
Carpenter
Des Moines Promoters Back Paychek Fight Bid
Tony Ligouri offered a flat 6500 guarantee for a Paychek Vinciquerra heavyweight bout in Des Moines while Dave Fidler promised 3000 for each fighter plus 33 34 percent of the gate. Pinkie George pressed promotion and sought a Paychek Toles matchup in Waterloo next June with a 3000 winner take all offer.
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Iowa
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Carl Vinciquerra
Omaha
Ligouri
Dave Fidler
Paychek
Vinciquerra
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Jack Hurley
Vinciguerra
George
Roscoe Toles
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Waterloo
Boxing results from three matches reported by AP
The AP report lists Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh outpointing Archit Moore of St. Louis in a 165 pound bout, Salvatore Ruccatello stopping Jim McVey of Pittsburgh in the 204 pound class, and Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia outpointing Eddy Guerra of New York in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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ST. Louis
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Archit Moore
Fairmont
Salvatore Rucatrello
New York
Jim McVey
Atlantic City
N. J
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
Eddy Guerra
Cedar Falls Relay Meet to See Record Breaks
The Cedar Falls relay meet eyes a possible five new marks this Saturday as weather should be fine. Past years show 5 to 8 records set, with high jump still held at 6 feet by Norman Stookey since 1934.
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Cedar Falls
Norman Stookey
Coe
Rhiner
Marshalltown
Wortman
Grinnell
Briggs
McKinley
Taylor
Roosevelt
Carr
Gibbs
Waterloo West
Studt
Waterloo East
McGregor Ball Team Wins Opening Games
McGregor high baseball teams split two games at the National fairgrounds due to Turner park flooding. Tuesday McGregor beat Farmersburg 4 to 1 as Jim O'Brien homered with two aboard. Wednesday McGregor defeated Elkader 11 to 10 with Cheeseman pitching for Elkader.
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Turner Park
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National Fairgrounds
Farmersburg
Jim O'Brien
Bob
Clausen
Scrogum
Hendrickson
Elkader
Ruggland
Rogers
Cheeseman
Red Peppers Discuss Gehrig and Yankee Strength in 1930s Columns
Syndicated writers praise Lou Gehrig despite hitless exhibitions and double plays while lauding the Yankees pitching depth and minor league strength. The piece also shifts to Cedar Rapids boxing, dissects game control, and notes Iowa football optimism under Dr. Eddie Anderson with alumni support and the idea that coed football could mark Iowa’s year.
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Yanks
Boston
Lou Gehrig
Lou
Red Sox
Gehrig
Cedar Rapids
Johnny Fryrear
Pryreau
Fryrear
Iowa City
Ballyhoo
Hawks
Eddie Anderson
Towa
Bill Bywater
Cherokee
Fowa
Wrestling results feature many scattered matches and feats
United Press reports wrestling results from Camden with multiple names and inconclusive outcomes. Steve Casey of Ireland defeated Tommy Rae while other bouts ended in no contest, draws, or unclear decisions involving Manasoff, Olen, Campofreda, Futterson, and Minto.
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Camden
N d
Steve Casey
Ireland
Tommy
Rae
Salem
Mass
Web Manasoff
California
Chi Olen
Minnecote
Nick Campofreda
Lallimore
Jake Futterson
Iyracine
No Yo
Stanley Minto
Ravenna
Neby
Len Macalio
New York
Pete Maltran
Lithuania
George Seathan
Gastar
RGW
Danno O'Mahoney
Longson
Salt Lake City
Cuil Thelde
Waldek Pedolok
Rochester
Drew
Tony Matisi
Pittsburch
Nutech Heffner
Johnny Walan
Komer
Drake Relays Mile Relay Gathers Fastest Teams
Des Moines report touts Drake relays as superior to Olympic speeds with eight teams clocked under 49 seconds this season. Washington State, led by Lee Orr, tops entrants. Iowa shows a strong quartet aiming for 31.54 seconds and a 315 mark as the meet on April 28 29 nears.
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INS
F. P
Johnson
Drake University Stadium
United States
England
Germany
Washington State
Lee Orr
Iowa University
Tat
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Coe Fencing Golf And Tennis Oppose Iowa State At Ames
Coe College faces Iowa State in fencing golf and tennis while the track squad competes at Cedar Falls. Fencing coach Dr. Leonard Wilson stays behind due to illness. Allen Walters assists. Fencers: Robert Foulkes George Masterton Robert Balhatchet James Hodgson Charles Ewall. Golfers include Erwin Geiger James Cousins George Thomas Bernard McPartland Robert Miller. Tennis players Merwin Woodward Duane Nicholas Wayne Rogers Russell Love. Tennis meet at 2 pm fencing at 3 pm. golf 27 holes begins 130.
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Coe
Cedar Falls
Iowa State
Leonard Wilson
Ames
Allen Walters
Robert Foulkes
George Masterton
Robert Balhatchet
James Hodgson
Charles Ewall
Moray Eby
Buchanan Softball Defeats Johnson 16-8 in Thursday Action
The Buchanan softball team defeated Johnson 16 to 8 on Thursday afternoon. Strong offense from Buchanan led by key hitters and solid pitching helped secure the win. Johnson mounted a late rally but fell short as Buchanan pulled away in the middle innings.
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Buchanan
Johnson
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