Illini Sweep Two Relays as Drakes Relays Opens
University of Illinois wins distance medley and sprint medley titles on opening day. Bob Kelley anchors sprint medley with LeRoy Vranek Marco Gonzalez and Herbert Matter to win by ten yards over Notre Dame. Clarence Dunn leads Illinois to a distance medley triumph in 10:18.6 as Ralph Tate takes broad jump and Jerry Thompson tops the two mile.
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University of Ilinois
Illini
Bob Kelley
LeRoy Vranek
Marco Gonzalez
Herbert Matter
Donald Currie
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Drake
Clarence Dunn
Illinois
Lee Richardson
Iowa State
Missouri
Dunn
William Beile
Warren Goodall
Robert Leib
Ralph Tate
Howard Debus
Nebraska
Jerry Thompson
Texas
Virgil Alston
Miami
Ohio
Elmer Aussicker
Bradley Tech
Prairie View
Alexander Bibb
Ashley
Kenneth McMullin
Bernard Markowski
Paul Ware
James Bratcher
Leon English
Lewis Smith
Joe Shy
Owen Joggerst
John Murphy
David Spergel
Neeliping
Oklahoma A
M. Douglas Tacanes
Carl Estier
Michigan Normal
Richard Abbott
Bill Dillon
Maurice Alexander
William Nichols
W. Laxson
Monmouth
James Fiewerer
Lawrence
Harold Bowen
Ilinois Western
John Cooley
Northwesttn
Ralph Franklin
Ross Nichols
Bob Corrian
Grinnell
Bill Nicholson
Notreame
Dean Newell
Dave Clutterham
Cornell
Iowa
John Twomey
Titnois Western State
Ward Lake
Michigan
Owen Jogrerst
David Soercel
Wisconsin
Wallace Peterson
Illnois Western State Teachers
John _ Murphy
Ralph Ellsworth
Morley Fraser
Ottawa Ikan
University
Russell Lober
Illinois Western State Teachers
Prairie View State
Bert Lindsey
James Sheppard
Texas College
Bill Alkire
Illinois Wesleyan
Harold Wimberly
Alinois Wesleyan
John van Velzer
Principia
Max Minor
Don
Bullmire
Northwestern
Minots
William Belle
Warren Goodell
Robert Selb
Low State
Notre Ame
James. McFadzenn
University Sprint Medley relay—Won Bylinois
Erbert Matter
Fortune Gordien
Ensien
John Kulbinski
Iowa Navy
Don Weilcher
Orivelle Yocum
Peru
Neb
Wong
Leon
English
Augustana
Forth
Ipels
Western State
Rank Kauzjarich
J. Ambrose
Leonard Naab
Michigan State
Everett King
Robert Hodgell
Wissopain
Jack Hezen
Dean Ellison
Ottawa University
Elmer Aussieker
Misouri
Pen Weilcher
Victor Schleich
Pines
Monard
Dick Bliss
Len Watson
Menias
Ceed el
Parline Gordiens
Tringeotas
Uellty
Prine Jaw State
James Aber
Wurth
Simpson
Siinnel
Dubuque
Atin
Rankin
Mets
Bate Gachers
Seer
Iowa Downs Wisconsin 6 1 in Big Ten clash
Iowa defeats Wisconsin 6 to 1 after a scoreless five innings. In the sixth, Lyle Ebner, Harold Lind, Clark Briscoe, Sanders, and Harry Rinkema delivered key hits including a homer to lift Iowa. Roy Stille and Walt Lautenbach each allowed eight hits with eight strikeouts. Box score.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Roy Stille
Walt Lautenbach
Harold Lind
Clark Briscoe
Lyle Ebner
Lind
Briscoe
Sanders
Harry Rinkema
PO Sullivan
Joe Downs
Wilerschem
Rennebohm
Lautenbach
du Bulcher
Winn
Frishe
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Elsenach
Nexus
PO Landes
Thompson
Ebner
Sakene
Seeeen
Rinkema
Town
Friscoe
oOl Lautenbach
Stiile i
Strikeants
Stitle
Kutcher
Stille
Stolenases
Brisene
Umophres
Hayden
Temerario
Time
Reds to test new game times for war workers
The Cincinnati Reds will shift schedules with games set for May 3 at 11 30 a m against Pittsburgh and May 7 at 5 p m against Chicago to accommodate war workers. An exhibition six game schedule against service teams includes Fort Monmouth and Great Lakes naval training camps with dates in April May June and August.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Reds
Lambertfield
Mos
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Camp’Atterbury
Ind
Fort” Jamin Harrison
RACING MEET BEGINS AT CHURCHILL DOWNS
Churchill Downs in Louisville opens a nineteen day wartime racing meet highlighted by the sixty ninth Kentucky Derby run next Saturday. Other stakes include the Clark handicap the Derby trial Debutante Bashford Manor Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky handicap. The Clark is a 2500 allowance for three year olds at one and one sixteenth miles. Derby contenders will not run today as many prepare for the Derby trial next Tuesday or Derby day.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Count Fleet
Iowa State Beats Carleton 6-1 in First Baseball Clash
Iowa State College defeated Carleton College 6 to 1 in Ames in the first of a two game series. Freshman Lee Jaspers pitched a complete game for Iowa State allowing five hits. Carleton tallied in the first inning, while Iowa State responded with two runs in the seventh and three in the eighth to secure the win.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Carleton College
Iowa State
Lee Jaspers
Carleton
Cyclones
Jack Verby
Ken Luther
RH Carleton
Igan
Buckeyes
Michigan State
Columbus
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Iowa City
Webster High Edges Keswick Nine 1 to 0
Webster High defeated Keswick by one run on Thursday. Rugg and Allum pitched for Webster with Collins and Hale handling Keswick. Bobby Glandon scored from second on Kenneth Glandon’s hit, accounting for the winning run.
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Keswick
Rugg
Allum
Collins
Hale
Bobby Glandon
Kenneth
Franklin relaymen fall to Des Moines East at Drake relays
Des Moines East wins two mile relay in 8 248 with Vance Cox delivering a standout half mile. Franklin of Cedar Rapids places second followed by Roosevelt Des Moines and Fairfield. Don Morrison North Des Moines edges Bob McLaughlin Perry for 100 yard dash in 10.5 seconds. Six teams qualify for the one mile high school relay final including Franklin Cedar Rapids and East Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Drake University
East High
Vance Cox
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Fairfield
Fred Eno
Villisca
Jerry Fellman
Des Moines East
Jack Nygaard
Atlantic
Charles Griffin
Newton
Don Morrison
Des Moines North
Bob McLaughlin
Perry
John Thompson
Muscatine
Dale Thompson
Fort Madison
Burlington
Davenport
East Des Moines
Des Moines Lincoln
Dan Sheehan
Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
William Bruce
Ervin York
Ronald Spohr
West Liberty
Tom Hohterhaus
Ted Williams
Knoxville
Maavnari Boatwright
Bill Chappell
Martin Grandquist
Franklin Cedar Rapids
Jack Ninnard
Frank Richmond
William Trites
Henry Terrell
Marlin
Thomas Jefferson Bagee
7 Bluffs
Ames
Fort
Calvin Mason
Henry Andrew
Donald Shawver
James Munson
East Waterloo
Boone
Carl Buchanan
Howard Killinger
Merle Evans
John Fry
Lincoln
Van Horne Defeats Dysart 5-0 in Strong Pitching
Van Horne high school blanked Dysart 5-0 as Nolan threw a two hit game with 11 strikeouts. He loaded the bases with none out in the final inning but fanned a batter, induced a pop foul, and a steal attempt at home failed. Van Horne improves to 3-1 this spring.
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van Horne
Dysart
Nolan
Wright
Acores
Hearne
Nass
Muller
League standings and weekend game schedule
Standings show Brooklyn and Philadelphia near top with perfect and .800 marks. Chicago and New York mid table while St Louis at .02. No Friday games. Saturday schedule lists Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago games.
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Sense League
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cinginnati
Bu Ings Hla
Ftrookliyn
Boston
Fetaburen
Baseball Standings and Schedule Light on Details
In the American League standings the charts show teams like New York Detroit Washington Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland with varying win percentages. A single game on Saturday lists Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis with several matchups noted and unclear records.
Notre Dame quartet aims to break four mile world record
Notre Dame's Frank Conforti Anthony Maloney William Leonard and Ollie Hunter expect to break the 1716.2 mark set by Indiana in the four mile relay at the Penn Relays Franklin Field if track conditions hold. Hunter Conforti Maloney Leonard clocked fast season marks.
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Philadelphia
Notre
Indiana University
M Truitt
J Smith
Thomas Deckard
Don Lash
Notre Dame
Mark
Frank Conforti
Anthony Maloney
New York
William
Benny” Leonard
Cleveland
Ollie Hunter
Erie
Pa Conforti
Maloney
Leonard
Hunter
Conforti
Violets
New York University
Michigan
Volga City Routs Wadena 14 3 in Diamond Match
Volga City blasted Wadena 14 to 3 on Thursday as 13 hits to six. Smith led Volga with a single a double and a triple while Lamphier backed him and An dreae and Biedermann added three hits each for Volga City. For Wadena Aeschilman Messerli and Crandall combined for six hits.
Delhi Nine Beats Hopkinton 4 to 2 in Diamond Game
Delhi high school defeated Hopkinton Thursday afternoon on the Hopkinton diamond 4 to 2. Saunders the Delhi pitcher held Hopkinton to four scattered hits and struck out 14. Lux and Cline combined for eight hits and eight strikeouts. Delhi has completed a stiff obstacle course, including cross country runs three times a week over rough timber land and brush.
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the Gazette
Delhi
Delhi High School
Hopkinton
Hopkinton Diamond
Saunders
Lux
Cline
Iowa and Michigan Set for Big Ten Co Championship?
Iowa beat Wisconsin 6 1 as five runs came in the sixth inning and Michigan downed Illinois 5 2 amid six Illinois errors. Iowa and Michigan appear headed for a share of the Big Ten title with a remaining series on tap. Ohio State opened its season with a 9 0 win over Michigan State.
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Chicago
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Illini
Andy Phillip
Hawkeyes
Roy Stille
Walt Lautenbach
Wolverines
Irving Boim
Ross Bartley
Ohio State
Belle Plaine Beats Keystone Nine 16 to 4
Belle Plaine defeated Keystone 16 to 4 in a baseball game. England struck out 12 in six innings for the winners. Keystone battery was Brawer and Stoecker with Conway and Junge catching. Trippie had three hits in four at bats.
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Belle Plaine
Keystone
England
Brawer
Divorce Petition Filed In Linn County Court
In Linn County District Court Irvin Kapler sues Ethel Kapler for absolute divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The petition is on file with the Clerk and directs Ethel to appear by noon May 2, 1943. If she fails to defend, a default will be entered and judgment granted as prayed.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Irvin Kapler
Ethel Kapler
District Court of Iowa
Purt House
Cedar Rapids
Linn Fayyty
Orioles Tie Maple Leafs In 21 Inning Opener
The Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Maple Leafs played the season opening marathon to a 2-2 deadlock after 21 innings. Baltimore scored in the fourth, Toronto answered in the seventh and eighth, and the game was called after the 21st inning.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Ohio State Rolls by Michigan State 3-0 in opener
Ohio State defeated Michigan State 3 to 0 to open the baseball season in Columbus. Freshman Don Grate started and fanned the first 15 Spartans through five innings before Doc Trittschuh finished, with a five hit effort by the Buckeyes and supporting defense.
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Ohio State
Michigan State
Columbus
Ohio
Ohi State University
Don Grate
Hurleder
Michiga Staters
Doc Trittschuh
Bernitt
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