Raiders Engage In Intra Squad Practice At Carthage
Cedar Rapids Raiders wrap up heavy drills in Carthage Missouri with an intra squad game ending disputed 4 to 3. Manager Ollie Marquardt weighs replay while splitting squads for another practice and prepares for Saturday tilt against Atlas Powder of Joplin.
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Cedar Rapids Raiders
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Marquardt
Yannigans
Handy
del Jones
Raiders
Atlas Powder Company
Joplin
Luther Beats Carleton Nine Twice In 1941 Opener
Luther opened the 1941 baseball season by taking both ends of a doubleheader from Carleton 5 to 4 and 14 to 3 at Decorah. In the first game Radtke and Ruhe dueled until Luther scored the decisive run in the eighth on Ingvoldstad’s hit, a sacrifice, and an error. The second game featured nine Luther runs in the first three innings as Howard struggled with control, De Vere Carey held the Norse hitless through six, Kraupa finished the no-hit frame, and rain ended the contest.
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Luther
Radtke
Ruhe
Ingvoldstad
Norse
Howard
de Vere Carey
Kraupa
Award Monograms To Iowa U Gym Performers
IOWA CITY UP Eight varsity awards have been made to University of Iowa gymnasts for intercollegiate meet work. Athletic Director E G Schroeder announced major I letters to Lyle Felderman of Dubuque Arno Burntrock of Waukon and John Hill of Iowa City minor letters went to William Kindel baugh Chariton Don Weiss Dubuque Captain Harold Leffler
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Lyle Felderman
Dubuque
Arno Burntrock
Waukon
John Hill
William Kindelbaugh
Chariton
Don Weiss
Harold Leffler
Rowley Nine Wins Buchanan County Tourney Opener
Rowley defeated Hazleton 5 to 3 in a first round Buchanan county baseball tournament game. Hazleton batteries were Smith Catshall and Corcoran. Rowley batteries were Corkery and Smith.
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Rowley
Buchanan County
Hazleton
Smith, Catshall
Corcoran
Corkery
Smith
Columbus Softball Team Plans Practice at Ellis Park
The Columbus soft ball team will practice Thursday at Ellis Park at 6 30 p m. Members interested in joining are asked to be present.
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Columbus
Ellis Park
Wisconsin varsity crew lettered only one swimmer back
Madison dispatch notes that among six University of Wisconsin varsity crew members, only one returned to compete or resume duties after unspecified events. The fragment hints at a disrupted lineup and incomplete team roster.
Fayette High Falls 7 0 in Conference Baseball
Fayette High School lost to Sumner 7 to 0 in an Upper Iowa Conference baseball game. Sumner exploded for four runs in the first inning and secured the win with steady hitting and pitching.
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The
Gazette
Fayette
Fayette High
Iowa
Sumner
Ossian-A squad reports for baseball at De Sales High
A 15 player Ossian-A squad reports for baseball practice at De Sales High. Candidates include Gerald Becker Edwin M Becker Cletus Bodensteiner Dick Ryan Greg Remke Bill Weier Joe Gerleman Bruno Schuldmeyer Tom Scholz Al phonse Tiekspetter and Raymond.
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de Sales High
Gerald Becker
Edwin M Becker
Cletus Bodensteiner
Dick Ryan
Greg Remke
Bill Weier
Joe Gerleman
Bruno Schuldmeyer
Tom Scholz
Alphonse Tiekspetter
Raymond
Shellsburg Baseball Fires Past Palo 17 2 In win
Shellsburg High School routed Palo 17 to 2 to extend its win streak to three games. Coach K. E. Matt leads a 27 player squad with upcoming games listed including Milan, Atkins, Newhall, Urbana, and Keystone in late April to mid May.
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Gazette
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Palo
Urbana
K. E. Matt
Milanitestome
Euaiidivs
Atkins
Psaio
Newhaill
Keystone
Walker Coaches Award Basketball Letters to Houlahan Crew
Walker high school presented basketball letters on Tuesday to Esther Stoll Isabelle Mausser Cecilia Mulneaux Luella Bare Virginia Rainville La Velle Strang Cherry McKee Geraldine Waterbury and William Carpenter Harvey Skallerup Edward Schmitz LaVerne Addle Forrest Shackelford Fulton Ross. William Carpenter earned a special star as honorary captain of the boys team. Alburnett defeated Walker 7 to 2 at Walker on Monday.
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Esther Stoll
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Cecilia Mulneaux
Luella Bare
Virginia Rainville
la Velle Strang
Cherry McKee
Geraldine Waterbury
William Carpenter
Harvey Skallerup
Edward Schmitz
LaVerne Addle
Forrest Shackelford
Fulton Ross
Alburnett
Jones County Baseball Tourney Opens Next Week
Oxford Junction hosts the Jones county baseball tournament starting Monday through Wednesday. Opening pairings include Morley versus Martelie and Center Junction against Ne, with Wyoming playing Oxford Junction at 4:00 p.m. The event brings local teams together for a three day bracket.
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the Gazette
Oxford Junction
Morley
Tipton Hosts Cedar County High School Track Meet
The Cedar county high school track meet will be held next Wednesday with Mechanicsville Springdale West Branch Clarence Stanwood and Tipton competing. Tipton defends its champion status.
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The
Gazette
Tipton
Cedar County
Mechanicsville
Springdale
West Branch
Clarence
Stanwood
Waukon High Beats Decorah In 10-5 Baseball Victory
Wauk on high school team defeated Decorah 10 to 5 on Tuesday. Erickson of Waukon allowed only three hits in the win.
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Waukon
Waukon High School
Decorah
Erickson
Munski to Run Special Mile at Drake Relays
John Munski, ex Missouri miler, will compete in the special mile and a half at Drake Relays, replacing Mel Trott and joining notables Greg Rice. Wisconsin, Texas, and East Texas squads are also in attendance as Texas pursues relays in the 440, 880, and sprint medley events.
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John Munski
University of Missouri
Bill Easton
Munski
Mel Trott
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
University of Wisconsin
Victor
Kansas
University of Texas
East Texas State Teachers College
Texas
Clyde Littlefield
Drew Locksmiths Hit 2712 Pins At A B C
ST PAUL Minn After landing prize money in the five man division with 2712 on games of 911 807 and 994 Tuesday members of the Drew of Cedar Rapids will roll their minor events in the American Bowling congress tournament here Wednesday afternoon. Loraine Schrader led the Cedar Rapids team with 617 on games of 190 172 and 255.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Drew of
Cedar Rapids
Loraine Schrader
Hank Leiber Shows Signs Of Weakening
Chicago AP reports Hank Leiber, the last holdout in major league baseball, appears to weaken as he resists a 1941 salary offer around $13,000 after batting .302 in 1940.
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Hank Leiber
Chicago
Leiber
Ilx
More Than $1,100 In Prize Awards For City Pin Meet
City bowling tournament closes with over $1,100 in prizes across four divisions plus all-events. Frank Stanek announces prize checks at Lincoln Alleys for team captains and winners Friday at 9 p.m. Cards include Lincoln lanes and local clubs with varying amounts and placements.
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Frank Stanek
Stanek
Lincoln
Buckeyes Wildcats Lead Big Ten Baseball Race
CHICAGO AP Ohio State and Northwestern shared the Big Ten lead Wednesday though weekend games loom. Northwestern beat Chicago 11 to 4 to complete a two game series after winning the opener. Ohio State defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 while Michigan fell to Notre Dame 6 to 2. Purdue Illinois and Indiana Iowa games also listed.
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Ohio State
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Wildcats
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Cincinnati
Iowa
Purdue
Illinois
Indiana
Manchester Wins By Shutout Route
Manchester high school defeated Independence 5 to 0 in the opener of the baseball ton heretofore. Opportune hit ting and Howard Wilson pitched a strong game with 15 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Manchester had nine hits while G Barnd and Roger McIntosh hit triples with runners aboard. Coach Leonard Cole plans to start against Earlville Friday.
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Howard Wilson
Manchester High School
Independence
G Barnd
Roger McIntosh
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Leonard Cole
Earlville
American coast star 621 doubles and singles trials
A compact report notes that on Wednesday the American coast star 621 conducted doubles and singles trials, highlighting tryouts and player involvement.
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American Coast Star
Walter To Be Starter At Beloit Relays Again
Beloit Wis May 2 Beloit relays will have Rut Walker as head starter for the fifth annual meet. Walker, a former Big Ten track star and current assistant coach at North Big Ten, will lead about 55 officials. This marks his fourth year as Beloit relays starter.
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Rut Walker
Grinnell Golfers Beat Parsons in Season Opener
Grinnell's golf team opened its season with an 11 to 7 victory over Parsons college Tuesday afternoon. Harrel of Parsons shot a 77 for low score, while Bierman of Grinnell was next with 79. Bailey and Bridgham of Grinnell each defeated Parsons players, with multiple 2 to 1 and 3 to 1 margins in late matches.
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Tony Novotny Tops Red Crown City Classic with 668
Tony Novotny rolled 191 245 232 for a 668 series to lead Lincoln Alleys to three wins over Gazette gang in the Red Crown City Classic league. His team posted a 2918 series as Knowles, Hoppe, and Scott also contributed strong numbers. Chuck Blazek led Lincoln league with a 598 series as Herbal Service swept Schlitz Beer. Oates topped Armstrong in the Red Crown Minor league with a 516 series.
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Lincoln
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Armstrong
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Coggon Drops Out Of Wapsie Circuit Vacancy Emerges
Center Point announces Coggon will not be represented in the Wapsie Valley baseball league this year due to illness of Manager-Sponsor Charlie DeWoody. Managers may contact Secretary Harry Brookman. Center Point Central City Albuerett Walker Springville keep membership.
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Charlie DeWoody
Coggon
Wapsie Valley Baseball League
Harry Brookman
Central City
Alburnett
Walker
Springville
Lem Franklin To Fight Selman Martin In Des Moines May Card
Lem Franklin, fourth ranked Cleveland heavyweight, will face Selman Martin of Chicago in a 10 round bout at the Des Moines Coliseum on May 2. Promoter Pinkie George announced the double main event, with two other fighters yet to be selected. Franklin has KO wins over Savold Vinciquerra Reddish and Blunt. Blunt recently beat Buddie Baer.
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Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Selman Martin
Chicago
Pinkie George
Franklin
Lee Savold
Paul
Carl Vinciquerra
Willie Reddish
Eddie Blunt
Buddie Baer
New Names Adorn A B C Standings in Bowling Congress
In St Paul, two new leaders emerge as the 41st annual American Bowling Congress nears completion. The Eastsides of Los Angeles posted a team score of 3629 Tuesday night to climb to fourth, while the Sotee See Ss Le ton group from Iowa adds confidence with a 676 by Anthony Monteverde and a strong showing by Ernie Soest.
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Los Angeles
Leton
Iowa
Seletok
Genes
Anngeles
Anthony Monteverde
Ernie Soest
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