Iowa Hawkeye Outlook Hangs On Missing Magic Wand
University of Iowa coach Dr. Eddie Anderson searches for his famed missing wand as he builds a 1941 squad. He recalls the 1939 Iron Men era and warns of potential changes with a large group of 53 invited players, including possible draftees, and a backfield shaping up with Captain Diehl, Frye, Hand, Lauterbach, and others.
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CWA
University of Iowa
Eddie Anderson
Anderson
Iowa
Hawkeye
Ste Bence Eames
DePaul University
Iowa City
Garlands
Nile Kinnick
Kinnick
Burdell Gilleard
New London
Bill Diehl
Cedar Rapards
Diehl
Jim Walker
Chicago
Ewton
Lehigh
Steve Mizen
River Grove
Ed Thomas
Waukon
Delmas Dickerhoof
Bellaire
Bob Penaluna
Waterloo
George Gable
Cedar Rapids
Frye
Bruno Andruska
Tom Hand
Bob Lauterbach
Luebcke
Mex Hawkins
Jes Tollefson
Sac City
Gene Curran
Dickerhoot
Don Tweedel, Jr
John Mullaney
League Close Result Highlights City Club Victory
The City club defeated last year's champions CIO No. 1 of Wilson and company 10 to 6 in a tight league evening. Nost tasted his first league defeat to Louis Rabik while Joe Jaeger also fell to Lee Nost, leaving Byron Stoney without a defeat. The league featured a record 12 teams this year and ends with final standings.
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CIO No. 1
Wilson and Company
Nost
Louis Rabik
Joe Jaeger
Lee Nost
Byron Stoney
Horseshoe
Allied Industrial League
Elbert E. Beaver
Orval Brown
Beaver
Jack Blaine
Joe Mulfrix
CIO
Wilsen and Co
Seee
Wilsen and
Ove Severees Iewa
Witwer Grocer Ee
LaPlant-Cheate Co
Gunter Gatell
Stoney
Capt. Andrews
Knight
Lou
R. Rambere
Fayne
Winchill
Cambridge
G. McMurrin
P. L. DeWulf
Campbell Cio
Wilson's
Joe McEnany
Ken Mentzer
lilJoe K
Mortsel
Ray Koepel
One Boat My Sin Wins Gold Cup in Solo Run
Zalmon Simmons driven hydro plane My Sin captured the Gold Cup on the North Shrewsbury river course in Red Bank New Jersey. Only one boat started and completed the race as a single heat decided the official victory.
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Redbank
N. J
Zalmon Simmons
My Sin
Shrewsbury
Simmons
Game birds help farmers by thinning grasshoppers
Six hundred pheasants have been distributed to cooperative farmers with hope the rest will be released soon. Farmers praise the birds for reducing grasshoppers and crickets and value their economic benefit. A wildlife exhibit in All-Iowa fair was private and not connected to local clubs. Water samples from Cedar lake will be analyzed after fish die-off concerns. The state conservation commission earns praise for fish rescue work, saving more fish than stocking could. Notify Ray Beckman or Charles Kosek if fish are in distress.
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Linn County
Cedar Lake
State Conservation Commission
Ray Beckman
Charles Kosek
Cedar River
Senae Eens
Accet
Pheasant Release Placed on Fourteen Farms Across Five Townships
The Monticello Conservation League released two hundred and four pheasants in five townships in the northern half of Jones county this week. Birds, supplied by the state agency, were released on fourteen farms spanning Low Castle Grove Wayne Richland Pay at EE.
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Jones County
Monticello
Four Records Fall In Women's A.A.U. Tank Meet
At Hich Point North Carolina the national championships saw a surprise Hoosier team surge to a 34 point victory. Gloria Callen Nyack New York set a 1 minute 17.5 second 100 meter mark and Betty Bemis Indianapolis clocked 5 minutes 23.7 seconds in the 400 meters to topple the American and A.A.U. record.
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Hich Point
N.C
Gloria Callen
Nyack
Miss Holm
Betty Bemis
Indianapolis
Portland
Ore
Betty Ee
Fujiro Katsutani
Ietlo Maanetiaaly Menck
Bemis
Joan
Mary Ann Walter
Washington A.C
Seattle
Coaches Assemble At NU For Clinic
Chicago INS reports a coaching clinic gathering with two hundred high school and college coaches including Ohio State cementor, Bo Roland of The Citadel, Charleston, S C, among attendees.
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Chicago
INS
Two Hundred
Ohio State Cementor
One Ae
Bo Roland
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Mason City Rally Beats La Crosse In Regional Clash
Mason City Iowa wins 6-2 over La Crosse Wisconsin in a regional baseball showdown after a five run ninth inning. New Ulm Minnesota state champs were eliminated with a 9-0 loss to Berwyn Illinois earlier, and Berwyn faces La Crosse with a winner advances to Mason City.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Berwyn
Ting
Illinois
Ican Legion
New Ulm
Minnesota
Ee Sotans
Wisconsin
Mason City
Iowa
Mason City Suny
Iowa City Horseshoe Club Faces Cedar Rapids Match
The Iowa City Horseshoe club hosts Cedar Rapids this afternoon at 2 on the Ellis Park courts with the matchup expected to draw local players and spectators.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Don Lehmkuhl Leads All-Star Ballot Poll in Des Moines
Des Moines AP report shows Fairfield and Sioux City leading the high school all star football poll with many players from Central high Trinity and East and delegates from Drake stadium. Voters will finalize the 44 players Tuesday with six coaches naming additional players to join August training in Des Moines.
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DES Moines
Fairfield
Sioux City
Footandone Seveens
Drake Stadium
Senatenseaea
Scen
Central High
East
Trinity Claims & See Slantastey
Local CIO Packers Defeat Ottumwa In Tight 7-5 Victory
The Morrell Packers of Ottumwa lost to the local CIO Packers 7-5 at Ottumwa Friday night. Charles Michalek pitched effectively with 12 strikeouts and five hits allowed. Ralph Brile hit a long three run homer in the seventh inning to settle the game.
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Cedar
C.I.O. Packers
Morrell Packers
Ottumwa
Charles Michalek
Ralph Brile
Brown at Ohio State and de emphasis in Southern California
The piece discusses Barry's elevation under coach Jones at Southern California amid a shift to de emphasize football on the west coast. It notes higher pay for other sports staff, the lily white image of conferences, and speculation on Barry's true role. It also covers baseball hopes for Cleveland, Yankee pennant hints, and local fishing and civic notes.
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Barry
Jones
U. S. C. Tes
Southern California
Wilson's Wholesale Market Clinches Third Straight Golf Title
Wilson's Wholesale Market, led by Barney McParti and Warry Tate, won the Allied Industrial golf league championship for the third consecutive year after a playoff against Lattner's. The event at Kenmore featured two 18-hole heats with sixteen points per heat, Wilson's taking the first 10–6 and the second heat 8–7 to clinch the title.
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Allied
Lattner’s
Wilson
Barney McParti
Warry Tate
Kenmore
Wilson's
Wilson’s
Lattner
Bill McPartland
Wilson and Company
Nick Carter
City Net Meet Opens This Week With Multiple Events
Play starts Wednesday in the annual city tennis tournament featuring men's singles doubles women's singles junior boys singles and mixed doubles. Entries due by 6 p.m. Tuesday at John Mem Athletic Goods Store and dar Rapids Country Club Cedar Rapids Tennis Association Felix Beauchamp Coe College courts. Entry fee 25 cents per event 50 cents per doubles team. Courts available at Country Club Kenmore and Coe College Women’s Athletic Field. Drawings announced Wednesday Gazette. Past champions Dick Rugg Marilyn Schrimper and Marwin Doherty highlighted.
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John Mem
Kenmore
Coe College
Dick Rugg
Marilyn Schrimper
Marwin Doherty
Doherty
Jack Beil
John Lee
Wilburn Beats Gus Schrader In Illinois Auto Race
Jimmy Wilburn of Portland Ore won the Illinois State fair $2000 auto race in Springfield defeating Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids after a 50 mile duel. Wilburn led by 50 feet at the finish and posted an 87 mph average with a 34.72 second track record. Schrader earned $400 and Ben Musick Dallas Tex took third. Ben Shaw Westville N J finished fourth and Shaw won the three mile invitational race.
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Springfield
Ill
Jimmy Wilburn
Portland
Ore
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapsdn
Wilburn
Schrader
Ben Musick
Dallas
Tex
Ben Shaw
Westville
N. J
Shaw
Baxter Bees Set To Clash With All Star Ump Team
Tonight at Marion’s Ree Marion diamond the Baxter Bees meet an All-Star Ump team at 8 30 p m with Ted Vernimont directing umpires. A 7 30 p m curtain-raiser features the Eagles of Cedar Rapids versus the Marion All-Stars composed of local league picks.
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Ie Ree
Marion
Ted Vernimont
Eagles
Cedar Rapids
Wapello A softball tourney opens at Otto’s field
The Wapello A softball tournament starts at Otto's field today with games beginning at 9 a.m. Teams compete for opening round results and local standings in the Wapello area.
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Wapello
Otto's Field
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