Records Shattered At New York Athletic Club Spring Games
Six meet records fell and another tied at the New York Athletic Club 132nd spring games on Travers Island. Notable marks included Robert Clark's 24 ft 10 3⁄4 in broad jump and 24 ft 11 3⁄4 in, Keith Brown's pole vault 14 ft, and George Spitz's high jump 6 ft 8 3⁄4 in. Charles Hornbostel won the 880 in 1 54, John Follows clocked 9:17.4 in the 2-mile, and Percy Beard tied the meet record in the 120-yard high hurdles.
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Manchester and Fairbank Clash for Maquoketa Loop Lead
Manchester hosts Fairbank as the two top Maquoketa Valley League clubs meet on Sunday to decide who leads next week. Wally Gaddis of Dunkerton is expected to pitch or play left field for Fairbank, boosting interest. Other matches see Cascade at Guttenberg, Elkader at Farmersburg, and Winthrop at Dyersville as rosters must be trimmed to fifteen by Monday.
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Victory
Jacobs Loses To Peggy Scriven In French Championship
Miss Jacobs of California loses the French hard courts final to Peggy Scriven of England in three sets 7-5 4-6 6-1 at Auteuil. The match lasted nearly two hours as darkness halted play despite Jacobs pleading for a postponement. Baron Gottfried von Cramm wins the men's singles title defeating Jack Crawford.
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England
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Germany
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Australia
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London
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Dorothy Andru Burke
Stamford
Conn
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Sarah Palfrey
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U S Dares Davis Davis Wins Sweep Over Mexico Team
The United States completed a clean sweep in Davis Davis matches against Mexico in Baltimore. Frank Shields defeated Angel Roldan 6-2 6-1 6-2 and Sidney Wood beat Capt. Ricardo Tapia Jr 6-4 9-7 6-0 as exhibitions. The U S victories followed Thursday’s doubles win and Wednesday singles wins.
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New York
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Winneshiek Pasture League Reorganized for 1934
The Winneshiek County Cow Pasture baseball association reorganized for 1934 with Burr Oak Hesper Columbus and Freeport in the northern division and Nordness Canoe Glenwood Frankville and Decorah Seconds in the southern division. A sixth southern team will be added. Today Burr Oak at Columbus Hesper at Freeport Nordness at Canoe and Glenwood at Frankville play. Decorah Seconds will start June 10 after a Cresco postponement.
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Frankville
Decorah Seconds
Cresco
East Central Loop Teams In Four Games
Four East Central league games are planned with Alburnett at Springville, Martelle at Mechanicsville, Mount Vernon visiting Lisbon, and Solon Pirates traveling to Monticello for a busy day of baseball.
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Change Made In East Iowa Schedule Today
Eastern Iowa league changes today move Lowden versus Grand Mound to Grand Mound due to a picnic. Other games Walcott at Durant Calamus at Stanwood Wheatland at Clarence and Dixon at Bennett remain on the schedule.
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Dodgers Meet Pete's Service At Riverside
The Dodgers a junior league all star group aim to defeat Pete's Service at Riverside today. Pete's Service has a strong two year record and has beaten many M and J league teams. Schaffer and Bean likely form the Service battery while Schmatt and Janda guard the Dodgers.
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Three Tie For First In C C Blind Bogey
Torrid weather did not deter golfers at the Country Club. In a blind bogey the first prize tied among F. C. Chambers B. J. Meltzer and Marvin Wright. Second prize went to G. C. Wheeler with F. C. Waples and H. J. Ross tied for third. George Alt had a low gross of 73.
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Cedar Rapids Tennis Association Eyes New Club
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association aims to build a dedicated club with space for 50 to 100 members and night lighting. Plans include a club house expansion as funds grow, funded by member equity and dues, to replace the current limited Coe Court access three months a year.
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Gordon Fennell
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Cedar Rapids
Upper Iowa Ends Series With Luther Tilt In Decorah
Upper Iowa and Luther prepare for the final game in a four game series at Decorah on Tuesday June 5. Luther has won the first three games decisively led by a strong pitching staff and powerful batting. Capt Hughes is expected to start for Upper Iowa as the alums provide strong opposition in a commencement day tilt.
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Deer harvest near New York City reaches forty thousand annually
An estimate places the annual deer kill within a 300 mile radius of New York City at about forty thousand animals. The figure reflects extensive hunting and possibly management pressures affecting local ecosystems.
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Norway Independents Seek Open Date June 10
Norway has organized an independent baseball team with an open date on Sunday June 10. They seek to book a game with a fast outfit. Team managers may contact E. E. Thomas to arrange the matchup.
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Iowa Hawkeyes optimistic as Ossie Solem warns of next season
Coach Ossie Solem reports a productive 1934 spring drill and says he is well satisfied with progress. Iowa projects a squad of fifteen major and nine minor lettermen, with eight backs and seven linemen, while eyeing fresh sophomores for end positions. A notable loss is Joe Laws. recovery efforts begin as the team readies for a fall scrimmage and a schedule including Iowa State and Ohio State. Property damage from a La Libertad explosion in Salvador is pegged at $500,000 with reconstruction underway.
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Major Iowa lettermen to graduate Monday
The Gazette reports 31 University of Iowa majors will receive degrees this Monday ending collegiate competition for eight football and seven track athletes, with five baseball and basketball players also listed among the seniors. Notable names include All American football men Joe Laws and Francis Schammel, plus Ben Seltzer, Dutch Schmidt, and Sidney Dean.
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Mason City
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Frolic Club Faces Iowa Steel in Night Game
The Frolic club meets Iowa Steel tonight at 8 15 p m on the lighted diamondball field adjacent to St Ludmila school. Both teams arrive with solid wins and good form. Iowa Steel likely uses Jones and Havik in the lineup while Frolic pins hopes on J Paul and Serovy in the battery.
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City Employes Lead In C C F League Standings
Standings released Saturday show the city barn club atop the city county and federal league with five victories and no defeats at Ellis Park. The court house and police and post office teams are strong on paper while Fire Shift No. 2 and Stefan's fire men are mentioned with mixed results.
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