Clinton High Paces Valley Track Meet Title as Nelson Stars
Carl Nelson leads Clinton to Mississippi Valley outdoor championship at Public Schools Stadium with 18 points in varsity. Davenport finishes second, Grant third, Dubuque fourth, Washington fifth. Clinton also wins the freshmen meet. Nelson clocks 9.7 in 100, 22 feet 6 1 4 inches broad jump, 21.9 in 220, Sturtz sets mile record, Brown posts 51.6 in 440, Davenport relay sets 3:33.4, and Davenport juniors claim multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson
Clinton
Public Schools Athletic Stadium
Davenport
Sturtz
Dennis
Grant
Brown
Buckner
Welbes
Dubuque
Connoly
Don Ogg
Hayward
Petersen
Roy &Chiebel
Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Dvorak
Connelly
Burmeister
Kandybowclz
Swanson
Morrissey
Washington High
Jakoubek
Nance
Kelly
Archibald
Iowa City
Gibbs
Marshall
J.C
Lorenz
Langwith
Newlin
O'Neill
Schaeffer
Rhite
Loal
Bates
Gordon
Chalmers
Zager
J. C
Depue
Connolly
Gill
Kinch
Stevenson
Ogg
Schiebel
Lund
Miller
Madsen
Edward
Schmidt
Rhue
Lockwood
Cox
Clemens
Welsinsky
Deroen
Cutter
Dvorgek
Peterson
Allen
McKinley
Schrieffer
Hier
Mheight
Jergens
Schuster
Schaner
Stephenson
Gordon O'Neill
Washington
Apubuaue
Rickey
Knappe
Ranaport
Tuefel Lds
Christie
Tremble
Daudel
Howell
Campbell
Winkle
Klobes
Carter - CW
Kandshowics
Terete
Eiysiee
Breadium Biog
Dennes
Kandykowicz
Lorenzen
Lanefitt
Thomas
Nicholas Wi
Fourty
Peters
Seet Nehes
Maechem I.C
Getzgendane
Trowell Os
Vyzal
Broussard
Rapoport
Track meet results from Dubuque Waterloo Clinton showings
Dubuque led by Tremble and Gra ppe took first place in several events with Waterloo and Clinton close behind. Notable times include 20 yard low burghs at 27.8 seconds the 1 mile run and 220 yard dash with winners from Dubuque and GQ and a mile relay victory by Dubuque F TuFel Jordan Cummins C Tuefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewport
Lucas
Gibbs
Tremble
Grappe
Dubuque
Waterloo
Clinton
Knapp
Lansfitt
Cummins
Jones
Thomas
Case
Kansky
Waples
Moore
Rapoport
Bates
Christie
Broussard
F. Tuefel
Jordan
C. Tuefel
Luther Beats Upper Iowa 13 to 2 in Wild Game
Special to The Gazette Fayett e Iowa Luther's Norsemen overwhelmed Upper Iowa 13 2 in a chaotic Tuesday game at Fayette. Luther benefited from five errors by Osterman and produced runs from singles by Bell Rogstad and Chell plus timely hits and passes across seven innings. Upper Iowa scored a pair in the sixth before Luther closed out with four runs in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Fayette
Luther
Upper Iowa
Osterman
Peacocks
Albertson
Bell
Rogstad
Chell
Norsemen
Hawley
Smith
Mullen
Hell
Rickenstrew
Mingson
Achey
Hanson
Olson
Ashe
AB Ryan
Penebeereanpeoes Sungalla
Sene Hughes
Eae Anderson
Oe Tynan
Vasetees
Nedimoyich
Sees Arnst
Goetenss
Vores
Anderson
Anes Oslerman
Upper” Town
Eenseee
Sunzaila
Earnst
Rorstad
Nedimovich
Sport Jabs Roundup From Associated Press
In Covington Kentucky Joe Muchorowski of Cincinnati defeated Charley Light of Indianapolis. Joey Kay of Chicago won on a foal from Faul Thebe at Covington. Johnny Alba of New York stopped Eddie Stewart of Oklahoma City in Jacksonville Florida. The Des Moines report mentions Young Terry Davenport and Tommy We Oma with a note on Seekle and a Minneapolis match. A Sweden bound bout features Karl Osten and Jack Schweitner in Chicago. Water cannot boil at twenty miles altitude, though humanity hasn’t reached that height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Covington
Joe Muchorowski
Cincinnati
Charley Light
Indianapolia
Joey Kay
Chicago
Faul Thebe
Coveington
Jacksonville
Fis
Johnny Alba
New York
Eddie Stewart
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Terry
Tommy We
Kid Leonard
Karl Osten
Sweden
Iarkey
Minneapolis
Jack Schweitner
Red Birds Contenders Rise In National League Pennant Chase
Pre season forecasts favored the St Louis Cardinals for third or lower but they have won eleven of twelve to move within a half game of the Pirates as pitching and defense steady the club. A mix of star players and strong arms keeps the Cardinals within pennant reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Red Birds
Pepper Martin
Leo Durocher
Jim Collins
Bottomley
Pirates
Maquoketa Defeats Baldwin Nine in 4-2 Victory
Maquoketa beat Baldwin 4 to 2 Tuesday afternoon in Maquoketa Iowa the postponed game from May 14. Fischer and Henry pitched for Maquoketa Tubbs caught while Griffin and Bock pitched for Baldwin F. Scott caught. Maquoketa scored in the second and third innings Baldwin replied in the fifth. Maquoketa has two wins and one loss in the Northeastern Iowa loop with wins over Delmar and Baldwin and a loss to Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Maquoketa
Baldwin
Fischer
Henry
Tubbs
Griffin
Bock
F. Scott
Iowa Loop
Delmar
Preston
Oxford Junction Defeats Baldwin 4 to 2 in Season Opener
Baldwin opened its season on its new diamond but lost to Oxford Junction 4 to 2. Other league results included Charlotte 4 over Lost Nation 3, Preston 6 over Maquoketa 5, and Bellevue 14 over Delmar 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Oxford Junction
Charlotte
Nation
Preston
Maquoketa
Bellevue
Delmar
Alburnett Triumphs Over Marion Merchants In Tight Game
Alburnett defeated the Marion Merchants 10 to 9 in a free hitting contest Tuesday. Tritle Hemphill and Strait powered the Alburnett battery while Mc Conaughy and Slauson starred for Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Riumphs
Marion
Alburnett, In
Marion Merchants
Tritle
Hemphill
Strait
Battery
McConaughy
Slauson
Qualifying Dates Set for Warm Up Meet at Country Club
Qualifying for the annual Warm ing-up tournament will take place on June 2 and 3. First round by June 5, second by June 7, semi finals by June 9, finals June 10 or 11. Low sixteen advance to the championship flight with as many flights as needed. Prizes awarded for low medal and for winner and runner up in each flight. About seventy golfers expected to compete.
Colored Giants Sweep Memorial Day Doubleheader
The Colored Giants beat the Reformatory nine at Anamosa 11 to 6 in the morning and Morley 7 to 2 in the afternoon. Lefty Ford started against the Reformatory, Harbert pitched Morley, Rolson caught both games, and they have an open date next Sunday. Contact Manager Clarence Wilson for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Giants
Reformatory
Anamosa
Morley
Lefty Ford
Reformatory Club
Harbert
Rolson
Giants
Clarence Wilson
Pete's Service Beats Odds and Ends In Decoration Day Game
Pete's Service defeated the Odds and Ends 19 to 7 in a Decoration Day contest. The winners had fourteen hits, six walks and ten errors while the Odds and Ends produced seven runs on eight hits with three errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Shields Eliminated In French Tourney
American entrant Frank Shields was eliminated in the fourth round of the French championships in Auteuil by Christian Boussus. The match scores were 6 3, 6 2, 2 6, 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Auteuil
France
Frank Shields
Christian Boussus
Whitehill Tosses Ump's Broom Over The Grandstand
Washington fans rioted after a Tuesday Yankee Senators game. Earl Whitehill hurled umpire Brick Owens's broom over the grandstand in anger at a disputed call. Owens drew bottles in the eighth when he ruled Gehrig's homer foul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Senators
Washington
Yanks
Joel Cronin
Ben Chapman
Brick Owens
Lou Gehrig
Earl Whitehill
Owens
INS
Wnashington
New York Yankees
Storm Center
Chapple
Gehrig
Faulkes Leads Waterloo Trap Shoot With 148
In Waterloo Iowa J N Faulkes of Cedar Rapids topped a trap shooting event scoring 148 of 150. W S Hoon of Jewell placed second with 147 and Bim Castle of Charles City tied Edward Saupp of Rockwell City for third with 146.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. N. Faulkes
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Hoon
Jewell
Bim Castle
Charles City
Edward Saupp
Rockwell City
Decorah Ridgeway And Burr Oak Top Winneshick
Winneshiek County Cow Pasture Baseball results last Sunday show Alfalfa league games with Burr Oak defeating Freeport 14 to 5 and Glenwood 13 to Kendallville 12. Cactus league Decorah edged Ossian 3 to 2 and Ridgeway beat Fort Atkinson 9 to 4 while Frankville won 6 to Mystery. Spillville and Festina were rained out. League standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Canoe
Hesper
Burr Oak
Freeport
Glenwood
Kendallville
Bluffton
Plymouth Rock
Cactus League
Ossian
Ridgeway
Fort Atkinson
Frankville
Mystery
Spillville
Festina
Vavra And Carey Clinch Best Ball Foursome Title
Johnny Vavra and John Carey won the best ball foursome at the Country Club with 73. Glen Darrow and Ed Soboda, Jr. were second at 74. Vavra and Carey also captured the low gross with 156, Darrow and Soboda had 158. Don Lynch and George Carey led in tow net with 147, Rutherford and Aubineau 148. Individual low gross went to Lynch at 77, with Lindsay, Carey, Vavra, Darrow at 78. Lownet went to Bloomhall with 69. Lynch and Bradford at 70. Ball sweepstakes first prizes went to Killian, Studer, Witwer, Moon, Zuercher. second to Lynch and Nelson, third to Ross. In Chicago, Doc Spears named official scorer for National Open at Sea Shore Country Club starting July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Johnny Vavra
John Carey
Glen Darrow
Ed Soboda
Vavra
Carey
Darrow
Soboda
Don Lynch
George Carey
Ray Rutherford
M. J. Aubineau
Ed Nelson
HH. J.ross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panthers
Tigers
Clemons
Tuefel
Grant High
Rapaport
C.R
D. R
Cit
Port Sare
Saute TV
Fair Grounds
Fort Dearborn
Maya Temple
Mayo Temple
Interstate Transit
Grad and
Leavenworth Streets
Omaha, Nebraska
Third Street
Montrose Hotel
Chicago and North Western Ared
Red Peppers
Earl
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Connie Mack
Lefty Grove
Walsh
Grove
Alex Fidler
Anamosa Reformatory
Fidjer
Bill Dickey
Carl Reynolds
Chapman
Whitehill
Buddy Myer
Clark Griffith
Jake Ruppert
Mike Popp
Milwaukee
Frontier Park
West Side Speedway
Popp
EISEN
ULC Eee
Detroit
Bieger
America
Sio
Hudson-Essex Co
Second Avenue
B. A. Rolfe
Terraplane Orchestra
Ump’s
J.N. Faulkes High
Decorah, Ridgeway and
Burr Oak Top
Winneshick
W. I. Pet
Csesesevenes
Alfalfa League
V. LI Pet
Burr Oa
Peneeees
Hesper Eee
Glenwood Eee
Ea Eanes
Esereeteses
Aor
Freeport Sweees
Kendaliville Ee Ae
C. C
Clarence EF
Spears
University of Wisconsin
Paca Shore Country Club
EL Producto
Havana
Myers-Cox Company
Dubuque and
Puritano
H, P. Cigarco,, Inc
Phila, Pa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!