Jaloppy Derby at Hawkeye Downs Set for June 12
Twenty entrants enter the Jaloppy Derby with 800 dollars in prize money at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids. Frank Stanek headlines two cars among numerous drivers. cars grouped by weight with Model T Fords in one class and three other groups. If rain, race shifts to June 19. tickets priced 35 cents reserved, 25 cents general, 10 cents children. safety measures include no riding mechanics and cars stripped of glass.
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Marion Independents Seek Summer Baseball Schedule
The Marion Independents, a new junior team for players beyond the American Legion age limit, seeks summer games any day. Managers may contact Bob Newlin at 963 Eleventh Street, Marion, via phone number 1 for inquiries.
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Award Ten Letters To Track Squad At Traer
Traer Bruce Erickson elected captain of Traer high school track team for next year. Ten letters awarded to team members including captains Altenhein and Erickson. others are Otterman Wehrman Beenken Slate Paul Read Cassavka Wignall. Six will compete next season with four graduating. Erickson won nineteen medals this season with sixteen before the state meet and fourteen first place awards.
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O Mahoney Set For Cedar Park Mat Card Thursday
O M a h o n e y the former world heavyweight champion will headline Cedar Park as Eddie Jennings brings him in for an outdoor show. He faces Al Sparks of Salt Lake City in a bout likely to draw strong crowds despite prior rain postponements that disrupted two outdoor wrestling events.
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Star boxing card plans announced by Jennings
The report notes plans for an all star boxing card after Europe and Asia bouts, with two additional bouts to be arranged later. Jennings announces these plans, promising a show that will top any seen in years.
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Iowa Swimmer Francis Heydt Prepares for A A U Outdoor Meet
Francis Heydt of Wichita Kansas training with University of Iowa to earn a spot on an eight nation European tour this summer. He seeks the outdoor AAU title at the July championships and could join a Germany Austria trip Aug 15 to Sept 7 if successful. His best 150 yard time is 1 37 4.
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Jerry Jones Former Columbia Coach Dies at Mayo Clinic
Jerry Jones longtime Columbia football coach from 1931 to 1934 died at the Mayo Clinic after a sinus infection. A Notre Dame and later Columbia letterman, he arrived in Columbia to follow Johnny Armstrong and was not married.
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Davenport stars for Chicago in Western track events
John Davenport, former McKinley high school star now at the University of Chicago, is emerging in Western Conference track. The sophomore won the 100 yard dash at the latest conference meet and also runs the 220 yard dash and broad jump. Last fall he played halfback for the Maroon football team. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Louis Davenport of 528 McKinley street SE.
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Golf Standings Grow Closer In Industrial League
The Industrial Golf league finished week three at Kenmore with all twenty teams competing. An all-time league attendance record was set as Division A saw 38 of 40 members and Division B all 40 participate. Howard Martin led individuals with 74 after consecutive 37s, with notable scores by Chuck Slauson at 77 and Eddie Klier at 78.
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Iowa schedules six non league basketball games for 1938 39
The University of Iowa will open 1938 39 with six non conference tilts and a 12 game Big Ten schedule. Home games include Carleton college Dec 3 and Monmouth Dec 9, Washington University Dec 12. Road trips go to Butler Dec 17 and DePaul Dec 19, with South Dakota Jan 30 at Iowa City.
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Coe Trackmen Earn Season Awards and Records
Coe College honors thirteen trackmen with varsity letters for the season. Honorary captains are Harley Wedgbury and Lowell Wedgbury. New college marks include a mile relay record aided by Vernon Eslinger, Dwight Harley, and the Wedgbury brothers at Drake. Ralston set a 220 yard low hurdles record at Cornell. Freshman numerals awarded to a list of eleven athletes and manager Alfred Pidgeon.
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Cornell
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Trinity M. E. Pioneers Win West Side Title
The Trinity Methodist Pioneers were west side champions in the YMCA softball league. East side standings show a four way tie among St Paul Ravens St Paul Blackhawks Community House and Church of Brethren Robins. Robins beat Ravens 4 to 3 Friday. The East winner faces Robins June 8 at Buchanan school field. West-East championship at Riverside Park Friday 6 15 p.m. First Evangelical All Stars remain undefeated in Comrade division with games set versus First Reformed and First Baptists.
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Britain Breaks U S in Walker Cup Triumph at St Andrews
Britain's Walker Cup victory over the United States ends a long U S dominance at St Andrews. The underdog home team built a lead in foursomes and held on through Saturday singles, with Hector Thomson, Cecil Ewing, Alex Kyle, and Charles Stowe delivering key wins for Britain while Johnny Fischer Marvin Ward and Charley Yates won for the United States.
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Detroit
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Olympia
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Eleven Cornell Fresh Will Receive Letters
Mount Vernon In Eleven freshmen trackmen at Cornell were designated for numeral sweaters by Coach Judd Dean last week. The Cornell freshman squad defeated Coe in a dual meet and placed second in the Coe Teachers Cornell Triangular meet, while finishing fourth in the Midwest conference telegraphic meet. Named eligible for freshman awards are Art Behl Lanark IL, Leslee Bishop Walnut MI, John Geshner Chicago IL, Bob Glee Clinton IA, Allen McKean Marion IA, Bob Osburn River Forest IL, Herbert Peck Mount Carroll IL, Bill Peterson Freeport IL, Lloyd Simester Prophetstown IL, Charles Warden Lake Zurich IL, Leonard Wilson Geneva IL.
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Geneva
Population born after 1917 revolution in Soviet Russia
A Soviet statistic states that over 43 percent of the current population was born after the 1917 revolution, indicating a youthful demographic shift within the country.
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Agrol Fuel Aims to Boost Local Farm Industry
Aprol is a new fuel blend of farm products alcohol and gasoline for modern motors. Thousands of gallons of Agrol motor fuels are already in use daily in midwestern cars. Using Agrol could consume 1 500 000 bushels of corn annually and offers power gains, anti knock, cleaner valves, better mileage, water free operation in winter, easy starting, and smoother motor performance.
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