Derby Field Promises Small Yet Select Turnout at Downs
Churchill Downs prepares for a Derby week with Col. Matt J. Winn predicting 75,000-plus fans for the 50 000 added classic. Contenders arriving include El Chico Technician Johnstown and Porter's Mite while odds shift after recent Jamaica races. The field next Saturday is expected to be small but select with seven stakes planned and more horses than any prior Downs season.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
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Impound
Porter’s Mite
Charledon
Porter-Minima
Nagurski to headline Thursday wrestling card with change
Man Mountain Dean is suspended indefinitely in California over his flying splash move and will miss the local coliseum date. Bronko Nagurski steps in to face Ted Key with semi finals featuring Joe Dusek versus Mark Hoesly. Local favorite Johnny Marrs meets Joe Hubka in the opener. main event is a one hour time limit bout.
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Joe Hubka
Dodge
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Hubbard Ice Takes Third Straight Win in Local League Action
Hubbard Ice beat Armstrong's 5 to 4 as Carol Thenhaus pitched in relief for Franklin high, earning her second win in three appearances. Cities Service edged Bupane Gas 10 to 9 after a late-deciding seventh inning. Roosevelt Hotel vs Smulekoff's tabbed as a big game this week, with Bob Hurych facing Red Kenney.
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Kansas State Nets Top Iowa State in Big Six Tennis
In Manhattan Kansas State defeated Iowa State 4 to 2 in a Big Six dual meet. Kansas State took both doubles as a split of three set matches. Singles featured Gray and Thornburrow winning, with Hammond and Foreman securing key victories.
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Drake records fall in two day track carnival
Four new Drake marks set at the two day meet highlight a day of record breaking performances. Greg Rice Notre Dame dominated as he set or helped set multiple records including the 4 mile relay 2 mile relay and boosted Wisconsin and Drake rivals with standout legs.
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Virginia State
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Fishermen chase catfish and trout in Cedar Rapids area
With opening catfish season Monday Cedar Rapids bridges host anglers while kibitzers share free advice on catching fiddlers and big cats. A 15 daily limit, 30 in possession, must be 12 inches or longer. Trout tagged from hatcheries appear in Bloody Run and area streams, as Iowa records help guide future fish plantings.
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Conservation commission prepares changes in fish and game rules
A report notes the conservation commission takes office July 1 and outlines expected updates to fish and game management. It details trot line rules south of highway 30, erosion control bedlings, and urges careful campfire handling and litter pickup as picnic season begins.
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Drake Relays results show multiple event placings and records
Relay squads from various colleges and high schools placed in finals at Drake. Notable finishes include Oklahoma A&M winning the four mile university relay and the two mile college relays, Notre Dame and Wisconsin strong in several events, and Drake setting or breaking several Drake records across sprints, distance relays, and hurdles. Individual event winners included Walcott in the 120 yard high hurdles and Williams in shot put, with many schools such as LSU, Marquette, and Nebraska earning top finishes.
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Iowa Coaches Warn Against Miracles In Spring Grid
Iowa faces depth issues in line positions with Harris guiding the front. Ends may include Evans Pettit and Prasse while tackle candidates pair Enich with Walker, plus guard race features Luebcke Snider and Tollefson. Backfield shines with Kinnick Green Couppee and Gilleard as Carideo shapes prospects for a new era.
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Ham Snider
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Sioux City
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Albia
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Cedar Rapids Center
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Davenport
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Fort Dodge
Lawrence Ely
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Carl Conrad
Frank Coppola
Chester Poluga
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al Couppee
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Norway High Captures Third Straight Game
Norway High won its third straight by defeating Newhall 10 to 8 on Friday. They trailed until the final inning, scoring seven runs and seven hits in the fourth to seal the victory. Seven hits came off three Newhall pitchers, while Light limited Norway to seven hits. Norway advances to Benton county tournament Monday to face Garrison in the second round.
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Frey Named Secretary of Trainer Association
DES MOINES AP Jack Hepinstall athletic trainer at Michigan State College was elected president of the National Athletic Trainers association here Friday night. L Stein of the University of Minnesota was elected first vice president Alonzo C Cornell of the University of Nebraska second vice president and Bill Frey of the University of Iowa secretary treasurer.
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Michigan State College
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L. Stein
University of Minnesota
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University of Nebraska
Bill Frey
University of Iowa
Dolph Camilli Delivers Three RBI and Late Home Run
Dolph Camilli scored three runs for Brooklyn adding two in the eighth inning when he homered with a runner aboard, delivering a key late blast for the team.
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Brooklyn
Five McGraw Men Still Giants' Stars
Joseph McGraw retired as Giants manager after 30 years yet five of his sons hold regular NY Nationals positions. McGraw protégés and relatives populate majors minors and coaching ranks, with Bill Terry Frank Snyder Travis Jackson among brain workers.
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Nashville
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Memphis
Agriculture Adjustment Program Continues from 1938 Plan
The 1939 agricultural adjustment administration program continues the framework established in 1938. The extension signals ongoing federal efforts to manage crop production and marketing through price supports and allotments, aiming to stabilize markets and benefit farmers.
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