Panthers Sweep Penn Relays With Four Major Relay Titles
Pitt's Golden Panthers dominated the 45th Penn Relays led by Long Johnny Woodruff anchoring three relays. They won the mile in 3:14.8, the 880 in 1:26.5, and the sprint medley, while North Texas State’s Rideout twins nearly matched Pitt, and other colleges claimed titles in distance and field events.
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Leo H. Petersen
Hiladelphia
Golden Panthers
University of Pittsburgh
Middlewest
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Pennsylvania
Woodruff
Texas
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New York University
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Rideout
Wayne
Blaine
Chee
Teachers College
Hampton
Fureron
Antoine
Child
Washingtoni
Moomabure
Pao
Montclair
N. J
Tuskegee
Westchester
Fortiner
Michigan Western
Jene Harvey Bryant
Wayne I
Jack Sahiing
Binnie Rideout
Manhattan
Maryland
Ith
Cornell
Penn State
Alfred
Temple
Pittabireh
Ohl
Ferrara
Tresoning
Oodruff
John McLaughry
Brown
William McKeever
Earl Core
Syracuse
Nick Yukmanig
Harry Sullivan
Duke
E. K. Bremer
Michigan State
Anson Pernia
Princeton
Wil«iam
Watson
Blount
Artmouth
Murphy
V. Miller
Ochenrelter
A. Miller
Fordham
Elghth
Richard Danslon
Columbia
Howard Jensen
Cary Evans
Lehigh
Albert Davin
W. D. Wagner
Yale
George Clifton
Pittsparade
James Corbett
Theodore Leonas
Notre Dame
W. A. Arrington
Arthur Byrnes
Edwin Miller
Virginia Poe
Stokes
Peyton
Fullers
Movel Ellerbe
Ken Noth Clapp
Robert Jackson
John Maher
Villanova
Leon Chabot
Navy
George Simpson
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
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Georgetown
Rickenbacker Foresees Fast Indy Memorial Day Race
Al Rickenbacker, Eddie’s brother, in Cedar Rapids notes regulation cuts and track resurfacing likely push qualifying speeds above 130 mph and win averages over 120 mph for the Memorial Day Indianapolis race. He cites a reduced 10 mile qualifying distance, smoother back stretch, and a 140000 projected crowd, with gates opening May 30 at 6 am.
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Eddie
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis Memorial Day
Ronny Householder
Rickenbacker
Floyd Roberts
Indianapolis
Anamosa Tourney Two Knockouts Reported Saturday
In Anamosa reformatory boxing tourney action, Burton KOed Bradbury in 1:29 of the first round, Lewis earned a third round technical knockout over Wilson, Snyder beat Booth, Harvey defeated Aguilera, Thompson beat Kuczek, Johnson defeated Dodge, Maxwell defeated Simmons. Referees Alex Fidler and judges Joe Benson Eddie Jennings, timekeepers Fred George Aaron Baer, all Cedar Rapids.
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Anamosa Reformatory
Burton
Bradbury
Lewis
Wilson
Snyder
Booth
Harvey
Aguilera
Thompson
Kuczek
Johnson
Dodge
Maxwell
Simmons
Alex Fidler
Joe Benson
Eddie Jennings
Fred George
Aaron Baer
Cedar Rapids
Blairstown Beats Van Horne 6-5 In Dusty Road Hoops
Blairstown High School defeated Van Horne 6 to 5 on Friday. Meenstra and Oberthein shared pitching honors for Blairstown, with Thompson catching. Schiue and Dietrich pitched for Van Horne in a tense nine inning game.
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van Horne
Meenstra
Oberthein
Thompson
Schiue
Dietrich
Shee
Thanksgiving Wins at Havre de Grace in Philadelphia Handicap
Thanksgiving Saturday led all the way to win the $10,000 added Philadelphia handicap at Havre de Grace track.
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Havre DE Grace
Philadelphia
Barleycorn Floors Wiggins For Count Of 6 Months
Indianapolis Ind Chuck Wiggins once famous heavyweight is jailed after a drunkenness arrest plus drawing a weapon and profanity He was fined 500 dollars and costs and sentenced to 180 days at the state penal farm The case followed an alleged hammer threat in a downtown tavern Judge McNeill urged mercy no longer.
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John Barleycorn
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State Penal Farm
John L. McNeill
Feller Vanquishes Detroit Tigers 7 to 1
In a Detroit game, Feller shuts down the Tigers for a 7 to 1 victory. Key performances include Mazzera, Hoag, Kreevich, and Rosenthal driving in runs for Chicago, while Walders, Rosenthal, and Radcliff contribute multiple hits. Pitching edges Dietrich over Cole as Chicago claims the win.
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Rigney
Whitehead
Herring
Kramer
Netting
Church League Plans May First Diamondball Season Opens
The Church league softball schedule released shows Riverside hosts all games with May 1 kickoff and multiple matchups across WEST SIDE and EAST SIDE venues. Teams include Interdenominational First Evangelical First Reformed Boosters First Reformed Rangers Trinity M E John Huss M E Olivet Presbyterian and others with dates through June including May 31 and June 9.
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Riverside
Interdenominational
First Evangelical
First Reformed Boosters
First Reformed Rangers
Trinity M. E
John Huss M. E
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Olivet Presbsterian
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Mevet Presbyterian
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First Reformed Angels
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Boostera
Trinity
John Huss
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John Hass
First Reformed
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Buchanan
St. Paul Blackhawks
Community House
St. Paul Mohawks
Daniels Park Presbyterian
Bethel A. M. E
St. George Orthodox
Three-Eye league preview raises Evansville and Decatur hopes
Evansville eyes a strong season with a one-two-three potential across the league while Decatur, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Moline, and others jockey for top division spots. Notable figures include Tony Kauffman, Walter Holke, Cap Crossley, and Frank Howard shaping crowded pennant chances. A relay feature cheers Coe and Franklin teams for standout showings amid a season preview.
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Decatur
Cardinals
Tony Kauffman
Walter Holke
Springfield
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Clinton
Frank Howard
Cap Crossley
Rumsey
Filbert
Swanson
Rossbach
South Carolina
Evansville
Marquardt
Bloomington
M. T. Connolly
Milwaukee
Montgomery
Blondie Ryan
Fort Smith
Ark
Mike Gazella
Chicago Cub
Lou Novikoff
St George Orthodox and Bethel A M E Schedule at Buchanan
Local athletic schedule lists multiple games at Buchanan and Tyler venues from May 17 to June 9. Teams include St George Orthodox, Bethel A M E, St Paul Mohawks, Daniels Park Presbyterian, Robins, and East vs West side final. Rules note seven to ten players, no runners on base before pitch, and wild pitches may allow scoring from third.
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Buchanan
Community Houe
Robins
Tyler
St. Paul Blackhawks
Bethel A. M. E
St. Paul Mohawks
Daniels Park Presbyterian Va
East Side
West Side
Judge Grimsley Named President of Prep Coaches
Des Moines AP reports Judge Grimsley of Mason City was chosen president elect of the Iowa High School Coaches Association. He will take office next October succeeding Les Davis. Other officers elected were Martin Brandes Sac City vice president and Art Evans Rolfe secretary treasurer.
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Judge Grimsley
Mason City
Iowa High School Coaches Association
Les Davis
Sioux City
Martin Brandes
Sac City
Art Evans
Rolfe
Cyclone Golfers Tie Nebraska on Hoak Putt
Lincoln AP report states Town State golf team tied the Nebraska Cornhuskers 2 to 9 in a Big Six match after Tom Hoak's nine foot birdie putt on the final green. Hoak secured the tying score with the late putt.
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Nebraska
Tom Hoak
Lincoln
Neb
Town State
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Walford and Norway Baseball in Practice Game
Walford and Norway meet in a practice game today at Norway. The exhibition clash previews the regular league season which opens May 7.
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Walford
Norway
LON DAZZLES CUBS IN ONE HIT GAME
Dodgers win with a one hit victory over the Cubs aided by Lavagetto Mueller and Camilli. Mulcahy and Wyatt combine to yield a five run Phillies Brooklyn tilt with Mosser, Lazzeri and Camilli delivering key hits in the eighth. Boston beats New York on a three run spurt and steadies the Giants lineup with solid hitting from Garms Cooney and West.
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Etten
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Lodigiani
Cramer
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Doerr
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Wilams
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Tunney backs Galento chance in Louis bout
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney argues Louis Galento has a fighting shot in a summer match against Louis, though he unlikely wins. He says Galento could thrill fans while Louis would face a tough, unpredictable battle. He also criticizes Max Baer as a discredited challenger and questions Baer’s recent form and market appeal.
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Lou Nova
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Baer
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Central City Wins Linn County Baseball Meet
Central City defeated Toddville 11 to 2 in the Linn county baseball finals to clinch the county title and earn a district elimination berth for Central City. Box score details follow.
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Alburnett
Toddville
Linn County
Marquette Nine Captures Clayton County Title
Marquette Nine won the Clayton County baseball tournament by beating McGregor 8 to 5 in the final. They advanced by defeating Monona 6 to 2, while McGregor routed Guttenberg 13 to 5.
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Clayton County
Elkader
McGregor
Monona
Guttenberg
Major League Averages Insect Breeding Against Pests
A discussion notes how breeding and releasing natural parasitic enemies can curb injurious insects. It outlines methods, goals, and potential outcomes, emphasizing biological control as an alternative to chemical pesticides.
Michigan Flattens Rambler Nine 9 to 1
Michigan pitcher Danny Smick fired a two hit effort and drove in two runs with a triple and a single as the Wolverines beat Notre Dame 9 to 1. Notre Dame lefty Mike Mandisiak kept Michigan hitless until the sixth inning and the Irish offense failed to solve Smick after the third.
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Mich
Danny Smick
Michigan
Notre Dame
Trish
Mike Mandisiak
Wolverines
Illini whip Bucks for third loop win
The University of Illinois baseball team defeated Ohio State 8 to 1 in Champaign. Al Grant allowed only one hit in seven innings. Ohio scored their only run in the eighth. Illinois had nine hits and tallied six runs in the fourth inning.
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Cedar Rapids
Raider Regalia
Walsh
Gagler
Bink
Pike
Taylor
Marquardt
Jones
Wolff
Voegler
Marleau
Rucker
Ume
Evansville
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Ohio State
al Grant
Buckeyes
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Cornell Tennis Team Falls 8 0 to Grinnell
MOUNT VERNON The Purple tennis team lost to Grinnell 8 to 0 in a Saturday match. Dick Drummon battled hard, but was tripped in the third set after leading 5 2 in the second following a first set win.
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Mount Vernon
Saturda
Grinnell
Dick Drummon
Cornell
Barry
McKendry
Turner
Doulas
Belsner
Drummon
South English Wins Keokuk Tournament Final
South English defeated Keswick 19 to 10 in the finals of the Keokuk county tournament. In the semifinals South English beat Webster 7 to 6 and Keswick beat Gibson 6 to 3.
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Keokuk
Webster
Keswick
Gibson
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