Indiana dominates Penn relay with Cochran Kane leads
Roy Cochran and Campbell Kane anchored Indiana to two mile and mile relay records at the Penn relay carnival. New York University and North Texas Teachers chased Indiana in a thrilling 3:16.4 mile relay victory. Mac Mitchell paced NYU with a 4:09.4 mile and a 48.3 anchor in the mile, while Cochran and Kane combined for a 1:55.1 half and 1:54.6 leg in the two mile.
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Vikings win track dual over Carroll in Appleton
Lawrence College captured its fifth straight dual meet victory over Carroll, 70 to 61, in Appleton. Team captain Orwig led with three first places as Carroll dominated the 220 yard dash and Lawrence swept the high jump.
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Iowa Golfers Grab Dual Meet Victory
Iowa's golf team opened its Big Ten dual season with an 18 to 11 4 victory over Northwestern. The Hawkeyes led in singles play while Northwestern held the edge in doubles.
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Four-Letter Man. Flack Stars In Mississippi Athletics
Mississippi sophomore Jack Flack has earned letters in football and basketball and appears set to win letters in baseball and tennis as well, per university reports from University, Mississippi.
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Yankees Rout Nats for Fourth Straight
The Yankees pounded Woody Rich for seven hits including a three run homer by Bob Johnson to beat the Nationals for the fourth straight time. Fleming allowed two hits and struck out two as Boston and Philadelphia posted a high scoring game with Johnson driving in three runs.
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Vander Meer Wins Again for Redlegs in Pitchers Duel
Vander Meer again defeats the Giants as the Redlegs win 7 1 in a game where Melton, Gumbert, Wittig, Brown, and Dean failed to hold. New York pitcher tally and offensive output shown with multiple substitutions and late rally. Podgasny picked up the win while Melton took the loss in a 31 2 inning contest.
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Miserable Luck Hits Mississippi Player in Seasons
Wingback Ray Terrell broke his arm in Mississippi's second football game last fall. His arm did not mend for basketball, he tried baseball but measles kept him in bed.
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Indians Rally To Defeat Tigers 6 3 Behind Harder
Cleveland veteran Mel Harder earned his second win with support from Clint Brown as the Indians beat Detroit 6 to 3. Gee Walker led offensively with two hits and three RBIs while Soup Campbell drove in two runs. Detroit pitcher Buck Newsom took the loss after seven tense innings.
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Buchanan Crown Won By Winthrop
Winthrop captured the Buchanan county baseball title with a 20 to 2 win over Jesup in the final. Earlier rounds saw Winthrop beat Independence 14 to 4, shut out Quasqueton 11 to 0, and beat Lamont 15 to 3 in the semifinals. Jesup edged Rowley 12 to 1, Lamont beat Aurora 5 to 3, Rowley defeated Brandon 5 to 3, and Jesup topped Fairbank 8 to 4.
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Bruno the Durham Club Manager Becomes Bruno Betzel
In Durham a Piedmont league club manager is identified by his full name Christian Frederick Albert John Henry David Betzel but commonly goes by Bruno. The reporting notes the long formal name and the nickname used locally.
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Leaguers From M and J Represent Upper Iowa Baseball
Ronald Schueler of Alburnett and Vance Rimmer of Delhi join Upper Iowa University's baseball squad as seniors in the M and J League. Both were outfielders and previously played for the Iowa Manufacturing company team in the prior season.
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Hawkeye chatter on Drake, Feller, and sports notes
Hawkeye coaches meet boosters in Des Moines to scout high school talent for Iowa. Drake and Iowa opens loom with potential upset talk as Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana gains attention. Bob Feller faces coaching staff heckling while hitters brace for signs. Pepper hashes cover past records and figures from baseball, boxing, and horse racing.
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Kohawks Set To Play Two Golf and Three Tennis Meets
Three tennis meets and two golf matches are on tap for the Coe college men this week. Monday the golfers travel to Cedar Falls to face Iowa State Teachers, Wednesday the tennis team goes to Mt. Vernon to play the Cornell netters, and Saturday the squads compete at Grinnell. Kohawk tennis captain Lester McAllister teams with Richard Ball James Benbow and Kenneth McDermott for the meets. In golf captain Charles Ewall shares duties with Robert (text cut).
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Shuey and Local Figures Named in Brief
Readable fragments list Shuey Marshalltown Don Dunlop Orange City and Paul Tschirgi Reinbeck as named individuals connected to the brief notice. The item preserves these person names without additional background or dates.
Haltal Wins Clark Handicap At Churchill Downs
Haltal from Woodvale Farm won the Clark handicap in a photo finish at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Viscounty, owned by Valdiia Farms, took second, while Gallahadian, owned by Milky Way Farms and a 1940 Derby winner, finished third with Up The Creek.
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Relays spark two more meet records fall
Oklahoma A&M hurdlers clocked 59.9 in the 480 yard relay and Drake set a new two mile relay mark at 7:41.8 as Drake, Michigan Normal and Texas A&M led a day of fast times and near records across college events.
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Last Minute Entries For Local Softball Pour In
Last minute entries flood Cedar Rapids softball scene as teams rush to meet eligibility and fee requirements. Executive officers will accept late applications at a Monday 7 30 p.m. meeting in City Hall, aiming to fill six to eight club leagues across Industrial Fraternal Open and Church divisions.
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Hawkeyes Roll Hoosiers 6-5 In Conference Closer
Iowa defeats Indiana 6 to 5 as pitcher Gordinier earns the win over Handley. Hein allowed four runs on four hits across six innings before Dunker finished. Radics Hawkins Purvis and Shumaker fueled Iowa with two runs in the second amid eight Indiana errors.
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Cyclones Rout Kansas U in 23-6 Big Six Game
Iowa State baseball crushed Kansas 23 to 6 as four pitchers were used by coach Phog Allen. The Cyclones had 20 hits and forced seven Kansas errors in the lopsided conference contest. Town State 346 101 Batteries Allen Buree Allen veer Hunter and Hall and Pierce Mylen busch Mickelson and B Scharnberg.
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Kansas City Kegler Rolls 705 In ABC
Bernie Drees a 47 year old Kansas City salesman rolled 705 in the singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament in St Paul tying the all time 700 total record set in Detroit in 1940. He moved into third place in the all events with a 1969 score on Saturday.
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Cyclones Dominate Kohawks In 6 1 Tennis Meet
Iowa State Cyclones spoil Coe College a 6 1 victory as four singles and two doubles win. Only Coe captain Lester McAllister won his match 6 3 6 2 over Bruce Griffing. Doubles Beresford Repp of Ames beat McAllister Benbow 4 8 6 3 6 3.
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sulky great duel hints at pace title in eastern iowa club
The Eastern Iowa Racing Club class 14 pace field includes Miller Brook driven by Neal Houselet and Captain Makin, with Sunny Alworthy and Charley Mokin in contention. Other entrants include Peter Duke The Bear and Old Duke as the season builds toward an August classic at the Hawkeye Downs venue.
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