Zoe Ann Olsen Eyes 1948 London Olympic Debut
Zoe Ann Olsen of Oakland aims for the U S Olympic diving team with teammate Iona Bred as she contends for the 1948 London Games. The 15-year-old lead diver lost the national three meter title by 0.30 points to Patsy Elsener but remains dominant on the low board and shows promise under coach Bob Ballard.
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Athens
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Cedar Falls
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Oakland High School
Iowa
Hawkeye Golfers Defeat Illinois in Big Ten Opener
The Iowa Hawkeye golf team beat Illinois 14 5 in Champaign in the Big Ten opener. Illinois top man Bill Richart posted 72 75 147 but lost to Iowa's Gaulacher 2 1 in the afternoon singles.
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University of Iowa
Illinois
Bill Richart
Iowa
Gaulacher
Center Point Nine Drops Wilson in 5-4 Thriller
Center Point beat Wilson of Cedar Rapids 5-4 to notch its fourth win of the season. A. Wall drove in Lala for an early run, with Zieser driving in two on a single in the third. Wilson rallied with three and extended play, but Center Point held on behind strong pitching from Zieser who struck out 11 over nine hits allowed.
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J. Wall
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Newark
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Keller
Leeds
Gleeson
Ray Sanders
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Pacific
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Titan Hanover
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Ned Day
John Greenlee
Les MacMitchell
MacMitchell
Minnesota Defeats Iowa State 11 to 4 in Baseball
Minnesota evened its series with Iowa State by winning 11 to 4. The Gophers scored seven runs on nine Cyclone errors after seven hits, with Olaf Lucken delivering a triple with the bases loaded and adding a single and double in six at bats.
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Illinois routs Chicago Maroons 16 0 in Big Ten baseball
Illinois hammered two Chicago pitchers for 17 hits to crush the Maroons 16-0 in Champaign in the second game of a Big Ten baseball series after winning the opener on Friday. Rowlett Bauer Gugala are noted in the box, Roblatt credited with the win.
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Kyriakides Wins Boston Marathon for Greece
Stylianos Kyriakides surged to victory in the fiftieth Boston Athletic Association marathon with a 2 29 27 finish. He edged defending champ Johnny Kelley of West Acton, who took second as the Greek runner cried I won it for Greece.
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Michigan State smothers Wisconsin 12-2 in baseball sweep
East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State stretched its winning streak to ten with a 12-2 victory over Wisconsin, completing a two game series sweep. The Spartans dominated the Badgers with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Suggs Wins North and South Women's Golf Championship
Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs Georgia edged Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill North Carolina to claim a one up victory in the North and South women's golf championship at Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Major League Preseason Outlook Features Cardinals and Browns
The piece surveys 1901 to 1911 eras noting the St. Louis Browns nine in succession, Hal Newhouser and the Tigers upset, plus Dan Dunagan and Harry Rinkema as fathers. It cites J G Taylor Spink praising Cardinals pitchers and outlines Red Pepper contest ballots across American and National leagues, with emphasis on hitters, rookies, and conditions around spring training and early season predictions.
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Minn
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Hatten
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Tebbetts
Michican
YMCA Swim Meet Highlights and Winners List
The YMCA meet results show Cedar Rapids leading in multiple events including free style relays with Brooks Thenhaus J Morse. Waterloo, Dear pigs and Stark also placing strong. Individual winners include Reeder Morse Alexander Buschmeyer Bragdon and Beare in various backstroke and freestyle events with times noted.
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Aterloo
Ceder Rapids
Gibson. Stark
Notre Dame Sweeps Buckeyes in Doubleheader
Notre Dame defeated Ohio State 9-3 and 10-4 in a doubleheader, capitalizing on Buckeyes errors and a powerful hitting attack. Shortstop Billy Hassett led the Irish, backed by 29 hits across both games and support from pitchers Donald, Sheehan, and others.
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High Jump Record Falls at Teachers Relays Meet
Herrmann cleared 6 feet 1 inch to break Orville Madsen’s 1931 mark at Ames. Ralph Martin’s 12 foot pole vault preps era record at 1931 and 1935 events looms as a milestone. Cedar Falls Teachers win two class B prep relays. Mt. Vernon and Clarion take others as Mt. Vernon’s Dave Fischer and Doug Van Metre place in hurdles and relay events.
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Assault Wins Wood Memorial In Close Derby Preview
Assault, a Kentucky Derby hopeful, captured the Wood Memorial by three lengths in front of 46 965 fans. Hampden faded to second after setting the pace, with Marine Victory third. Odds paid 19.70 to win, 6.90 to place, 4.50 to show as jockey Eddie Arcaro guided Hampden.
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Garrison Triumphs Over Palo in 9-0 Shutout
Garrison blanked Palo 9-0 on Friday as they compiled 10 hits off Davenbaugh while Palo pitcher Myer allowed only four base hits.
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Baylor Relays Relay Team Narrowly Misses World Record
Baylor University quarter mile relay quartet Isaacs Ibery McGillberg Cotton and Martinson clocked 41 seconds in the Kansas relays, within five tenths of the world record set by Iowa in 1935 and matched by Southern California in 1938. The meet featured 608 competitors and notable stars returning to the scene in Lawrence Kansas.
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