Hurryoff Wins Belmont Stakes at 15 to 1 Upset
Joseph E. Widener's Hurryoff rallied from near last to beat Nimbus by a length and a half at Belmont Park, covering the mile and a half in 2:32 3-5 and earning $49,490. Nimbus took second. The Dark finished fourth as Belmont's field of eight three-year-olds concluded.
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Gampisi and Kouba Miss National Meet For ROTC Duty
Two Iowa track athletes Leo Campisi and Lamir Kouba cannot compete in the National Collegiate meet in Chicago due to summer ROTC camp assignments. Coach George Bresnahan named Cornoy Barker Dean Jane Bott and others to travel to the meet.
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Iowa Coaches To Discuss Athletics On WSUI Broadcasts
Six University of Iowa coaches will discuss athletics on WSUI radio starting June 14 at 9 10 p m OSSIE SOLEM football coach will speak first Bresnahan track and field expert follows Schroeder tennis and men's physical education Williams basketball Vogel baseball with talks scheduled for June 14 21 28 July 5 and July 12.
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Americans Named on Oxford Cambridge Track Team
Four Americans named to the Oxford Cambridge track team that will depart London for a schedule of two meets in the United States and two in Canada starting June 24.
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Santa Clara to Let Opponents Call Its Plays Next Season
Santa Clara coach Maurice Smith announces a “self shifting defense controlled” offense where opponents choose the plays. He plans three variations per play and uses in-game signals to select the variation. The team, strong in 1932, seeks similar success in 1933.
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Schmidt and Miller Earn Letters in Three Sports at Iowa
University of Iowa athletes Christian Dutch Schmidt of Dysart and John Miller of Valparaiso Ind each earned three letters in the 1932 33 schedule. Schmidt earned major letters as a football halfback and baseball catcher and a minor as pole vaulter on indoor track. Miller earned major letter as an end on football and minor letters as substitute center on basketball and for high broad jumps and javelin throw.
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Beasley the Coach Struggles in Tennis Match
New Orleans AP reports Mercer Beasley, Tulane tennis coach and noted for developing champions, played a poor game and never won a tournament. He began tennis during World War I and has yet to beat a player who knew his fame, though his talent for diagnosing faults and coaching remains highly regarded.
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Regatta thrills as Cedar Rapids boats gear up for race day
The article previews a high‑octane regatta with risk amplified by shallow water and crowd safety measures. Ambulances and police boats stand by while life savers monitor the shore and water as top midwestern professionals, including J. T. Milliken and Art Sauerberg, bring Fast class boats to Cedar Rapids for the weekend events.
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Roster of Drivers Set for Cedar Rapids Regatta
The Cedar Rapids regatta draws a wide field including Harry Markell the Dare-Devil from Sioux City and Hilda Mueller Bay City Mich who may challenge Mildred Miller Cedar Rapids for the feminine title. Notables such as Jackie Maypole 17 and Glenn Hafer with Miss Spirit Lake are poised for class entries along with veteran racers from Kansas City Granite City and St. Louis. Local favorites Otto Ramer and Red Niemeyer head a diverse lineup as hulls and new racing crafts spark anticipation for the meet.
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Lefty Grove Satisfied With The Simple Things
The celebrated Athletics southpaw Robert Moses Grove values cigars family time and auto rides as simple pleasures. A staunch workhorse since 1920 and with the A’s since 1925, Grove pitches 60 to 70 games yearly and remains a trusted reliever and starter for Connie Mack’s staff.
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Southeast Iowa trap shoot to crown zone champion at Victor
The fifth annual southeastern Iowa zone championship trap shoot will be held June 18 at the Victor club, with practice at 9 am and the main event starting at 10 am. 100 targets at 16 yards, 50 handicap, 25 doubles. top shooter earns zone champion title and competes at the state meet.
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