Ohio State withdraws from Penn Relays to enter Drake event
Ohio State University pulled its entry from the Penn relays to compete at the Drake relays in Des Moines next Friday and Saturday. The Buckeyes become the only Big Ten school to skip Drake in five years, shifting top track athletes from Penn to Drake. Kansas also plans to send Glenn Cunningham to Penn, a move that surprised Drake which expects Cunningham to compete as the Kansas star is enrolled at Penn for the year’s special event.
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Detroit Resents Being Dropped By North Central Association
Detroit athletic director Charles E. Dorais denounces the North Central association move to drop the University of Detroit from its accredited list as a gross exaggeration of a minor technical matter. He challenges the group to justify the ruling or compare it with other leading universities. The inspector’s report reportedly described the situation as acceptable.
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Rosenbloom to Meet Gainer in New Haven Ring Feature
In a slow boxing week Maxey Rosenbloom will headline a Ten Round light heavyweight bout with A Gainer of Connecticutt at New Haven on Monday. The bout marks Rosenbloom’s latest active engagement as he eyes continued ring activity amid a subdued schedule.
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Tipton Trackmen Triumph Over DeWitt in 67 60 Victory
Tipton High School’s track team defeated DeWitt 67 to 60 in a close meet. Individual event notes mention strong performances and key splits, highlighting Tipton runners and relay legs that powered the win in a competitive home encounter.
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Oneida High Baseball Schedule Arranged
Oneida High School announces the baseball schedule with matchups and dates. Details cover home and away games and key opponents on the coming season.
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Oneida High
Standings and schedules from the American League and National League
The standings list teams and records in the American League and National League with upcoming game dates. Mon night results and Monday games are noted for Chicago Detroit Cleveland St Louis Boston Washington and other clubs.
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Rogers Rides A Horse Caddying For Fred Stone
Hollywood report says golf cad dies would be jocks if all followed Will Rogers. Fred Stone finally got the cowboy humorist to play a round and act as caddy. Rogers lugged clubs two holes then dropped them in disgust on the fairway and rode a horse to finish the round.
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Fred Stone
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Jack Curley Guests Testimonial Dinner in New York
Jack Curley wrestling impresario hosted a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Astor in New York Sunday night. About 500 attendees, including prominent promoters and figures from the wrestling world, recognized Curley for four decades of promoting heavyweight champions and related entertainments.
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Hotel Astor
Peevaster Gerera
James A Fares
Calmar High Extends Fifth Straight Victory
Calmar High won its fifth straight game defeating nearby rival in a decisive score. Key players contributed strong offense as the team maintained first place lead in the standings and showcased continued improvement.
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Needle Ball Makes a Hitters Holiday
International News Service polls show both leagues expect the needle ball to boost home runs this season while pitchers may gain speed. Managers like George Gibson and Charley Grimm note changes in hitting and pitching mix with elevated seams aiding breaking balls.
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International News Service
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George Gibson
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Chuck Klein
Leonard Koeneke
Hughey Critz
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Jimmy Wi
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Fayette Triumph Over Maynard High In Tight Baseball Finish
Maynard high faced Favrette on the local diamond. Maynard led 7 to 5 heading into the final inning but Favrette tied the game with two runs. Two extra innings were needed to decide the outcome with Fayette winning 8 to 7.
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Central League to operate six clubs with Battle Creek
The Central baseball league will start with six clubs after awarding Battle Creek a franchise. Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Muskegon Springfield Morro and Peoria join the lineup. The season opens May 17.
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Price Set for Carnera and Baer Title Bout at MSG
Madison Square Garden announced the June 14 championship fight with ticket tiers. Inner circle seats are $11.50, outer circle $5.50, and outer rim $3.45. top price for ringside tickets is $25, with $1.50 service charges noted.
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Red Sox draw huge crowds as Cubs on road to glory
Paul Dean struggles in his first two Cardinals outings as brother Dizzy vows 45 wins. Boston crowds set a 44 631 attendance record at Fenway as Cubs win on the road. Kiki Cuyler returns and Tuck Stainback shines in center. Cedar Rapids park eyed for a name change to Hill Park.
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Tulsa and Washburn Join Missouri Valley Conference
Washburn University in Topeka and Tulsa University in Oklahoma were admitted to the Missouri Valley athletic conference Monday. The addition boosts the league to eight members, strengthening its southern tier amid prior membership including Drake, Washington University, Creighton, Grinnell, Oklahoma A and M, and others.
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Coe Star Freddie Hild Signs to Coach Hartley High
Freddie Hild, noted Coe college halfback, signs to coach Hartley High School next year. He will lead football basketball and track programs and teach manual training at the small Spencer area school with about 175 students.
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Memorial In Honor Of McGraw To Be Erected At Polo Grounds
A memorial for the late John J McGraw will rise this summer at the Polo Grounds. He guided his teams to ten pennants and three world championships in thirty years as manager. Funds come from the Giants club Giants players and the National League.
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Six Schools Entered In Ke-Wash Carnival
Six schools will enter the annual Ke-Wash conference track meet sponsored by Washington junior college next Friday. Case Field will host preliminaries at one o'clock with finals at three. Schools include Richland Keota Kalona Wellman Brighton West Chester.
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Drake Relays Bring Coe Tigers and Panthers to Des Moines
Drake Relays draw Coe College with 880 yard and mile relays and possible individuals. Washington plans 440 and 880 with four runners same in each event. Grant star Clemens questions return from injury delaying final relay decisions and may keep Panthers from traveling to Des Moines.
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Grant Flies High But Falls To Shields In Mason-Dixon Final
Bryan M. Grant Jr. from Atlanta, just 120 pounds, toppled Lester Stoefen and pressured Frank Shields in a five set final of the Mason and Dixon tournament. Shields ultimately won 2-6 1-6 6-3 8-6 6-4 as Allison and Lott claimed doubles titles. Jane Sharp of Pasadena won the women’s singles and teamed with Stoefen for mixed doubles victory.
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Florence Leboutiller
New York
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Katherine Winthrop
Boston
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Meyer wins 150 mile Targa Florio road race at Ascot
In a tough Ascot Speedway race Lou Meyer the three time national champion piloted his stock car to victory in the 150 mile Targa Florio road race beating fourteen rivals. He held the lead from the 107th lap while Ted Horn finished second with Al Gordon third and Cliff Bergere fourth.
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Lou Meyer
Ascot Legion Speedway
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Danny de Paolo
Stubby Stubblefield
Rex Mays
Woody Woodford
Junior Firefighters Hold Meeting Tonight
E J Hyde urged all prospective members of the American Legion junior baseball team to report at 7 pm for a meeting at the Central fire station. Important announcements will be made and all candidates should be present.
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Cubs Believe Road Jinx Is Broken by Strong Start
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm and the Cubs return home confident the road jinx is shattered after five straight wins on foreign fields led by Lonnie Warneke and Pat Malone. Chuck Klein and Tuck Stainback boost the attack as Chicago eyes a big home crowd and renewed pennant hopes.
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Coe College to Meet Omaha University on Oct 6
North Dakota signs a home and home football deal with the Cardinals of University of Omaha while Coe College of Iowa also inks a game for next fall. The Cardinals host North Dakota September 26 at Grand Forks and travel to Omaha October 6.
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Singh Mack Mat Show Frill Cancelled At Coliseum
The wrestling match between Jagot Singh and George Mack billed for Friday night at the coliseum was canceled due to conflicting dates. Singh was slated to appear in Springfield Illinois that night. Matchmaker Eddie Jennings of the American Legion club sought a substitute match to keep the show on schedule.
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Kirk of Boone Wins State Ping Pong Title
Harley Kirk of Boone won the state ping pong championship defeating Jimmy Mays of Des Moines in the finals. Filbert and Bender of Council Bluffs captured the doubles title by defeating Bicklen and Wilson of Ames.
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Sunday Baseball Scores From Chicago and Elsewhere
Wireless collage of box scores shows Chicago and St Louis clash with Warneke and Hartnett on one side while Boston and New York tally runs. American League results include Washington and Philadelphia in a pitching duel as New York and Boston post high scoring wins.
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Saints Sign Tulsa Trio Boosts St Joseph Prospects
St Joseph club announces spring training opens Wednesday with 23 signed or offered players and up to 23 more possible. Three players from Tulsa Frank Haley says include Andy Bednar Neph Parham and Lobaugh. Additional help may arrive from Cleveland Minneapolis and other teams.
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Drake Relays entrants exceed last year's mark
Drake relays field expands with late entries pushing totals beyond 1924 figures. Thirty universities and forty colleges signaled entry while one hundred twelve high school teams entered, as standout athletes including Sears Metcalfe Ward Torrance and Purvis prepare for individual events alongside relay action.
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Gossip From The Dugout And Clubhouse Eyeing The Majors
Gossip from baseball highlights the mix of sport and politics in the majors. Ki Ki Cuyler is seen as a dancer and player with many trophies, Red Faber recalls the 1917 world series heroics tempered by a costly error, and Ben Chapman changes stance resembling Ty Cobb. The piece também mentions Woodrow Wilson Davis and Grover Cleveland Hartley in scouting roles, plus a nod to Grover Cleveland Alexander.
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Real estate transfers listed for multiple parcels and owners
George P. Wilwer and wife convey to Iowa Finance Co. several lots and plats with restrictions for $1. John Barta and wife convey to Mike C. Novak for $1. BM Wolf, trustee, to Don Barnes for $1. Grace Graham Edmiston, wife of grantor, to Robert B. Edmiston for $1. Properties include multiple lots in Auditors Plat 83 and Youngs Add, plus state border note. Dates range 1934 to 1930s.
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Mike C. Novak
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