Western State Teachers alums beat Iowa 5 to 3 in Kalamazoo
Western State Teachers College completed the season with a 5 to 3 win over the University of Iowa. Iowa led 2 0 after Schmidt's homer but Kalamazoo tied in the third and pulled away with four Iowa errors in the seventh to seal the game.
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Western State Teachers College
University of Iowa
Kalamazoo
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Onemain
Wisconsin
Madison
Iowa
Schmidt
Blackman
Frolic Club Defeats Turner's Mortuary 6 to 3 in Hurling Exhibition
Jones dominates for Frolic with eight strikeouts and no walks in a 6 3 victory over Turner's Mortuary. Lawrence opens with a triple, Hogan hits a homer, Morgan fans six for Turner's, and a rematch with Wilson company looms next Sunday.
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Undertakers
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Morgan
Wilson Company
Iowa Panthers Dean To National Meet At Los Angeles
University of Iowa track stars Captain Sidney Dean and Mark Panther are chosen for the national collegiate title meet in Los Angeles. They will receive expense money and join eight entrants per event. Dean clocked 47.8 in the 440 yards and Panther threw 208 feet 6 inches in the javelin, with both premier marks this season. They depart around June 17 for the June 23 and 24 competition.
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University of Iowa
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Burlington
Sidney Dean
Tracr
Los Angeles
Calif
Hawkeyes
Southern California
Dean
Drake
Des Moines
LaValle
Cox
Texas
Panther
Hawkeye
American Davis Cup Squad Set to Depart Saturday
The American Davis Cup team will sail this Saturday aboard the 88 Pasis for Southampton, arriving around June 15. Captain Dick Williams leads Frank Wills, George Lott, Lester Stoefen, Sidney Wood, and Shields as they prepare for the Queens Club Invitational in London starting June 18 with singles and doubles lineups announced.
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SNB
Pasis
Southampton
Dick Williams
Poe
Lott
George * Fig O
Lester Stoefen
Sidney Wood
England
London
Shields
Stoefen
Williams
Wood
Raiders At Home Attendance and Baseball Focus
The Raiders reported 18 631 paid attendance for fourteen home games, with 16 155 adults and 2 476 children. Bill Jackson leads batting with a .383 unofficial average, while Lefty Grove's slow start with the Red Sox draws scrutiny amid a busy baseball landscape across leagues. The article also mentions upcoming fights and a high-scoring Firefighters vs Three Minute Cereals game.
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Harry Johnson
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
Ate
Bill Jackson
On & Y Rampage
Jackson
Big League Baseball Tips on Holding Runners Close
A young pitcher should adjust when runners are on base by reducing arm twists and wind ups. He can still generate velocity with a compact motion and uses body movement to deliver the ball. Proper technique minimizes chances for runners to steal and improves control.
Fundamentals of the golf swing explained
The article outlines the correct use of a 3 iron as a lofted club, describing wrist breakdown at the top, body turn, and keeping upper arms light against the torso. It notes the importance of a relaxed break and smooth arm movement for proper swing coordination. Chester Horton praises his booklet on golf fundamentals.
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Eielone
Armstrongs Top Firefighters In Loop Tilt 13-9
The Armstrongs defeated the Firefighters 13 to 9 in a Loop tilt on Thursday at the Daniels diamond. The game featured twenty one runs on twenty one hits as both clubs slugged three two baggers and chased pitchers early. Armstrongs jumped to a four run first frame setting the pace for the victory.
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Brown
Baer
Perwonal Ballyhoo
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Armstrong
Vanda
Greene
Corsello
Armstrong and Firefighter
American Legion
Daniels Diamond
Armstrongs
Sandbach and Hollis Named Purdue Track Co-Captains
Kenneth Sandbach of Gary and Harry Hollis of Indianapolis selected as co-captains of the Purdue track team for next season with Sandbach as hurdler and Hollis as broad jumper and dashman.
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Hollis
Purdue
Lafayette
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Kenneth Sandbach
Gary
Harry Hollis
Indianapolis
Purdue University
Pitching habits and spring rosters in baseball history
Inquiry note questions Branch Rickeys choice to stock 50 young players on the Cardinals roster each spring. It mentions Babe Ruths peak .393 batting average in 1923 and announces Al Demarees illustrated leaflet The Art of Batting available by request with SASE.
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Babe Ruth
al Demaree
Mailmen Defeat Firemen 18 to 15 in slugging tilt
The Mailmen beat the Fire Shift No. 2 team 18 to 15 after seven innings at Ellis Park in a high scoring Officials' League game. Kenwood Park overwhelmed First Evangelical 26 to 7 in a church league clash. First Christian won by forfeit over First Baptist.
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Kenwood Park
First Evangelical
First Christian
First Baptist
Leacee
Ccscorseess
Hall and Gaskell and White
Kee
Neilson
Irving Club Triumphs Over Blairstown 13 to 12
Irving Independenta defeats Blairstown 13 to 12 in eleven innings, stopping a twelve game streak. Fullmer homered and hit three triples to pace the offense while Formanek starred in the field.
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Blairstown
Gazette
RVING
Irving Independenta
al Smith
Fullmer
Formanek
Western Magnates Meet in Des Moines
Harry Johnson president of the Raiders attends a Western league meeting in Des Moines to consider changing visiting team pay. Proposals include a daily guarantee alongside the current percentage. Dale Gear of Topeka will preside as league president.
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Harry Johnson
Des Moines
The
Dale Gear
Topeka
League
Olson Brothers Move Between Wisconsin and Minnesota Schools
Decorah native Bill Olson resigns after eight years as Tomah high school coach to take a post at Waupun Wisconsin. Olson starred in football and basketball at Decorah high school and Luther College and led teams to conference titles. His brother Robert Olson leaves Pillsbury Academy Owatonna to enter business here. both are sons of E T Olson of Decorah.
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Olson Brothers
E. T. Olson
Gasoline Value Question Prompts Dramatic Answer
A provocative note teases a dramatic verdict on which gasoline offers the best value for money, promising a convincing answer to readers curious about price versus performance.
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