Walker Cup Opens With U S Lead In 2 1 Victory
Britain leads in the biennial Walker Cup after Friday play as the U S wins two of the Scotch foursomes and takes a 2 1 edge.Results show Yates and Billows toppling Kyle and Stowe 3 2 while Peters and Thomson beat Goodman and Ward 4 2. Crawley and Pennink win 2 1 over Smith and Haas. Fischer and Kocsis halve with Bentley and Bruen.
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Fischer
Kocsis
Goodman
Ward
Smith and Haas
United States
Britain
U. S
Y' Andrews
Scotland
Invaders
Leonard Crawley
Frank Pennink
England
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Gordon Peters
Hector Thomson
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Marvin Ward
Olympia
Wash
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
University hosts ninth annual summer conference on physical education
More than 200 health and physical education instructors from colleges and schools will gather at the University of Iowa for the ninth annual summer conference on problems in physical education. Dr C H McCloy directs the event with seven UI faculty and three visiting speakers A O Anderson Gertrude Baker and L B Chenoweth. The program includes sessions by UI professors Eugene A Gilmore E G Schroeder and M E Barnes among others.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
C. H. McCloy
Physical Education
A. O. Anderson
St. Louis
Gertrude Baker
University of Minnesota
L. B. Chenoweth
University of Cincinnati
Eugene A. Gilmore
E. G. Schroeder
M. E. Barnes
University Department of Health
Coe College Announces 1938-39 Basketball Schedule
Coe College releases its 1938-39 basketball schedule led by Coach Forest Rutgers. Ten Midwest Conference games include pairings with Grinnell and State Teachers, plus a Christmas tournament in Marshalltown. Key dates cover December through February with double-headers against State Teachers and entrants from Grinnell.
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Grinnell
Marshalltown
Coe College
Forest
Rutgers
Maranalitown
Ripon
Lawrence
Knox
Cornell
Beloit
Carleton
Monmouth
Seven Iowa Trackmen Plan Milwaukee Meet Showing
Seven University of Iowa athletes will compete in about eight events at the Central Intercollegiate championship in Milwaukee on June 10. Leading the Hawkeye contingent is the mile relay quartet Fred Teufel Carl Teufel Jim Lyle and John Graves. Iowa entries may include Fred Teufel in sprints and hurdles Bush Lamb John Collinge Carl Teufel Lyle Graves and Cameron Campbell in various events. The meet is at Marquette stadium. last year Iowa finished fifth with 1914 points. Bresnahan will then select the squad for the National Collegiate championships in Minneapolis June 17 and 18.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
Milwaukee
Wis
George Bresnahan
Hawkeye
Fred
Carl Teufel
Jim Lyle
John Graves
Fred Teufel
Minneapolis
Iowa Valley League Full Sunday Schedule Released
Special to The Gazette lists four games this Sunday in the Iowa Valley league. Van Horne visits ElALatowny Walford hosts Newhall Norway plays Atkins Keystone meets Watkins.
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Iowa Valley League
Walford
van Horne
Elalatowny
Newhall
Norway
Atkins
Keystone
Watkins
Stagg Says Football Code Remains Sound at 76
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 75 turning 76, visiting the University of Chicago, says football is in fine shape with no need for rule changes. He notes coaching has improved, many strong high school programs, and plans to coach for years to come.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Chicago Maroons
College of the Pacific
California
Okey
Stagg
Illinois
First Readable Softball Scores and 1901 Auto Show Note
Softball score fragment CHURCH RB Trinity MLE shows mixed innings with runners and players Lammle Harris Anderson Peter son. The first 6 cylinder automobile in the United States was exhibited in 1901 at the New York show. Notice of appointment of administrator Linn County Iowa May 3 1938 names Lumir Severa as administrator with Deacon Sargent Spangler attorneys listed.
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United States
New York
Iowa
Linn County
W. Severn
Baron of Detroit Poffenberger and the Waddell echoes
The Tigers pitcher Cletus Poffenberger, nicknamed the Baron, is portrayed as a bright talent with a habit of missing games. Manager Mickey Cochrane defends him as harmless and future great, while a Detroit context recalls Bugs Raymond’s hard drinking legend to illustrate temperaments in baseball.
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Cletus Elwood Poffenberger
Detroit Tigers
Chucker
Rube Waddell
Bugs Raymond
Cletus
Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Poffenberger
Tiger
Mickey
Cochrane
Baron
George Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Yankees
Indians
Raymond the Giants Pitcher and the Missing Baseballs
By Earl fore McGraw suspects Raymond used stolen balls to fund his drinking habit. A key allowed him to access the ball room where hundreds of balls vanished daily. Raymond admitted to the thefts and was noted as a talented but faded spitball pitcher.
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Bugs Raymond
New York Giants
John McGraw
Bugs
Jong
McGraw
Raymond
Giants
Poffenberger
Star Chinese Athlete At Iowa Returns Home
Thomas Wu former pentathlon champion of the Far East returns home from the University of Iowa where he studied for a master's degree in physical education He learns his wife and four children in China are imperiled by the Japanese army and hopes to become provincial athletic director in Fukien province when peace is restored
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Iowa City
Thomas Wu
Far’ East
University of Iowa
Orient
China
Fukien
South China
A grown-up Louis to meet Schmeling in June bout
Joe Louis, now 24 and leaner at 205 pounds, trains at Pompton Lakes for his June 22 fight with Max Schmeling. He sparred 18 rounds and 50 miles of road work, insisting he can land more and take Schmeling’s rights this time. Louis recalls 1936 as a youth and notes he has become a grown man in the ring.
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New York
Joe Louis
Henry Armstrong
Max Schmeling
Joe
Pompton Lakes
Armstrong
Basher Dean
Basher
Schmeling
Louis
Max
John Roxborough
Jack Blackburn
Lake= wood
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Billows
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State Bacteriology Laboratory
Elizabeth Halsey
Joy W. Kistler
M. Gladys Scott
Women's Physical Education Department
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Rapids Chevrolet Company
Coe
Manhattan
Manhattans
OKEH
Yale
Trinity
Mle
Saron Lutheran
Lammle and Harris
Anderson and Peterson
Lumir Severa
Deacon, Sargent & Spangler
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Drahovzal
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Craft
C. S
de Motay
Dvorak
J. Lana
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Lund and Schaber
McAllen
Malacek
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Triton Club
Hudson
Prusch
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Cunningham
Ekuila
Poole
Kacere
Dyson
Red Peppers
Detroit
Michigan
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Whigbee’s
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Sturch Were
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