Veteran Co- Mentor To Pilot Easterners
Moray L. Eby of Coe college will head the East squad for Iowa all star game in Des Moines on Sept 5. Announced by Ted Sloane, Eby becomes director of athletics and football coach at Coe, with assistants to be named later.
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Des Moines
Eby
Ted Sloane
Midiron
Moines
Moray L. Eby
Coe College
Coe
Towan
Adair
University of Iowa
Knute Rockne
Hawkeye
Woodbine Normal
Woodbine
West Liberty High School
Jess Hawley
Iowa High School
Boone
Frankie Albert Draft Number Sparks Shaughnessy Relief
Stanford coach Clark Shaughnessy exhaled after Frankie Albert received draft number 354 A shaping hope for another season with the undefeated Stanford Indians. The Alto draft board placed Albert midway down the list, suggesting he would likely play one more year.
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INS
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Stanford
Frankie Albert
Pain Alto
Albert
Stanford Indians
Mechanicsville Cards Rally Past Riverside Merchants 4 3
Mechanicsville defeated Riverside Merchants 4 to 3 with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth. Solon Independents are set to play here next Sunday.
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Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville Cards
Riverside Merchants
Solon Independents
Westminster Presbyterian Defeats Calvary Baptist In Softball
Results from Mondavw at Ellis Park mislisted Calvary Baptist as winner over Westminster Presbyterian. The correct outcome has Westminster Presbyterian winning the game.
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Ellis Park
Calvary Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster
Start Play In Iowa City Tennis Tourney
The University of Iowa summer session tennis tournament opens with over 60 entrants as first and second rounds begin. Top seeds include John Parks of Muscatine and John Ebert of Iowa City in men’s singles, while Nebr. defends in women’s singles. Doubles and mixed events start Wednesday with finals set for Saturday.
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Muscatine
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Omaha
MLN
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Gilmore Citys
Robert Snyder
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Toledo
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Floris
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Wayne Smith
Marenecot
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Callft
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Somers
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Affineton
Nebe
Fernetts Preult Somerst
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Missouri Valley
Leila Schmidt
Aberdeen Sdd
Dorothy Ward tAlronat
Bakers Local Cinches Share In Loop Title
Bakers Local clinches at least a tie for Class B Industrial honors by defeating CIO Packinghouse Workers 10 to 5 to extend their lead to three games with three remaining. Cherry Burrell Quaker Oats fights for second. Eddy Paper Co ends a 10 game skid by beating the Post Office 11 to 10. Link Belt Speeder tops Withers 5 to 3, while Pabane Gas and Gazette duel for top in Industrial C.
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Sie Industrial League
Link Bell Speederang
Witwer Grace
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Janos
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Cambride
Bher
Burrell
Quaker Oats
White
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Jackson and
Denen Eddy
Morlan
Chess
Dulin
Camp
Coggeshall and Coffin Reach Third Round in St Louis Tennis
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines advanced by default to the third round in the Missouri Valley tennis tournament at St Louis. Rod Coffin, also from Des Moines, moved into the next round while another Iowa player exited the event.
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ST Louis
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Rod Coffin
Des
Tennis results show Maines and Anderson advance in junior singles
Maines defeated Karl Hodge of St Louis 6-1 18-16 in a two set and Sterling Lord Jr of Burlington Iowa fell to Ken Oliver of St Louis 4-6 6-4 8-4. In the second round Wayne Anderson of Shenandoah Iowa beat Joe Geller of St Joseph Missouri 6-3 6-1 and Paul Darrough of Oklahoma City defeated Jim Nixon of Shenandoah Jazz 2-6 8-6 6-3.
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Karl Hodge
St Louis
Sterling Lord, Jr
Burlington
Ken Oliver
St. Louis
Wayne Anderson
Shenandoah
Joe Geller
St Joseph
Paul Darrough
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jim Nixon
Earl Wilde Enters Town Masters Golf Meet
Earl Wilde of Davenport, a former Chicago city champion and 1941 state amateur quarterfinalist, joined the field for the Town Masters tournament at Iowa State college. More than 40 competitors were listed with entries closing Friday.
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Earl Wilde
Davenport
Chicago City
Iowa State College
Indians Bench Mack in Attempt to End Slump
Cleveland manager Roger Peckinpaugh announced Ray Mack would be benched Wednesday as Oscar Grimes shifts to second base and Hal Trosky returns to first. Mack and Boudreau, part of the famed keystone combo from Buffalo, were all stars last season.
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NEW York
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Ray Mack
Lou Boudreau
Mack
Oscar Grimes
Hal Trosky
Boudreau
Cleveland
Buffalo
Milestone Wins Grand Circuit Feature 2 12 Trot at Old Orchard Beach
Milestone driven by Wayne Smart wins the Grand Circuit feature 212 stake trot at Old Orchard Beach after placing third in the first heat. Milestone beats Flora Hanover in the second heat and clocks 2 0612 for the mile, with Brittanic winning the first dash. The Ab bott claims the 2 08 bar pace and Black Bonney takes two heats in 2.11 bar pace. Guy Barnes wins a heat in the three year old trot with Natalie Gates also scoring a heat win.
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Wayne
Curly” Smart
Joseph Neville
Delaware
Flora Hanover
Abbott
Machias
Sullivan
Mawhinney
Orchard “Kite
Black Bonney
R. Johnson
Reading
Brittanic
Guy Barnes
Natalie Gates
Medal Tournament Sunday At Waukon
The local golf club invites 17 clubs from Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin to compete in its annual 27 hole medal tournament Sunday. Two prizes will be offered in each flight of eight.
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Waukon
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Boxing results from across the United States reported
The AP dispatch records several boxing wins and outs. Mella Bettina of New York outpointed Clarence Red Burman of Baltimore while Henry Cooper defeated Paterson in Brooklyn. Sally Krilecer of Des Moines lost on points to Lee Savetd of New York. Jimmy Garrison of New York scored a technical knockout over Georgie Martin in Mollywood. Richie Lemos of Los Angeles outpointed Cleo Shans of Brawls California.
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Benton
Clarence “Red” Burman
Baltimore
Pat Comiskes
Paterson
Henry Cooper
Tite
Brooklin
Lee Savetd
Nes Moines
Sally Krlecer
Brooklyn
Jimmy Garrison
Ifi'z
Mollywood
Calif
Ace Women Golfers Gather For Northwest Tourney
Spencer AP report lists top contenders for the Northwest Iowa two day women’s golf meet led by Shirley Ramsdell Cedar Falls runner up to Ann Casey Mason City. Other entrants include Jo Mack Rae Ames Indy Morton Algona Lois Penn Mary Louise Cordingley Des Moines Delores Canavan Council Bluffs Catherine Preston Spencer Wynn la Grange. Casey declines to defend title due to St Paul exhibition date.
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Cedar Falls
Ann Casey
Mason City
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Suzanne II
Des Moines
Indy Morton
Algona
Lois Penn
Mary Louise Cordingley
Delores Canavan
Council Bluffs
Catherine Preston
Wynn la Grange
Storm Lake
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Giants Buy Barna From Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports Herbert Babe Barna top American Association hitter sold to the New York Giants for cash and two players. Barna, batting .371, will finish the season with Minneapolis. deal terms and players to be named by April 15, 1942. Visitors to Blarney Castle may gain flattery prowess by kissing the stone, legend says.
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Babe” Barna
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Lombardi Exemplifies Cincinnati's Decline
Ernie Lombardi, cast back to the Reds’ second catching spot, reflects a collapse in Cincinnati’s season. Once 1938 MVP, he now hits around .230 as the club leans on young Dick West beside Elmer Ridds, forming a rapidly developing battery in spring training.
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Brooklyn
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Dick West
Rogers Hornsby
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West
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