Fenske Promoted to Private First Class at Camp Shelby
Miler Chuck Fenske rises from private to private first class at Camp Shelby Mississippi and receives a rating. He becomes assistant athletic director for the 135th medical regiment of Wisconsin, a post he joined last April.
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New York
Gazette Special News Service
Chuck Fenske
Camp Shelby
Miss
135Th Medical Regiment
Wis
Billy Conn
Zeke Bonura
Minneapolis
Danville
Martinsville
Virginia
Ayvazion
Martinville
Bob Durham
Durham
Daniels
Local Archers Win In Club Tournament
Cedar Rapids archery club topped Ellis Park event with 4457 points while Fort Madison and Muscatine followed at 4144 and 2027. Cedar Rapids team members Linder Hoagland Linder and Dysart led, Fort Madison featured Larson Consbrock Burton Stemple, Muscatine listed Hopkins Hopkins, Ford Houhine posted high score with Linder second.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Eastern
Elsie Burton
Carl Stemple
Muscatine
Ford Hopkins
Mildred Hopkins
Ford Houhine
Leona Linder
Class B Shoot Won By Minnesota Man
Chet Jones of Albert Lea Minnesota won the class B registered shoot at Camp Dodge earning the all around rifle championship with a grand aggregate score of 1591. Vere Hamer of Woodstock Minnesota was runner up. Three perfect scores were recorded in the event. John Moshkau of Waterloo won the Hopkins trophy with perfect 400s in 50 and 100 yard shots and in the metallic fights 40 shot match. F C Parker of Rock Island Illinois also posted a perfect 400 in the any sights 100 yard match.
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Des Moines
INS
Chet Jones
Albert Lea
Minn
Camp Dodge
Iowa State Rifle Association
Jones
Vere Hamer
Woodstock
John Moshkau
Waterloo
F. C. Parker
Rock Island
Ill
Eddy Softball Team Falls 8 7 to Dubuque in Thriller
The Eddy Paper softball squad lost to A Y McDonald of Dubuque 8 to 7 in a Sunday night game at Ellis Park. Bob Morlan started for Eddy, Dubuque led 5 0 by the third inning, Eddy rallied with an eighth inning homer by Emory Sample to even at 7 7, then Dubuque won in the tenth on two hits and a fielder's choice.
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Ellis Park
Eddy Paper
A. Y. McDonald Company
Dubuque
Bob Morlan
Emory Sample
Billy Driscoll
Eddy
Dubuan
Morlan, Driscoll and Stewart
Tingeman End Reisch
Scores Run High In Delaware Co League
Delaware County baseball Sunday produced high scoring games as Winthrop defeated Ryan 4-1 and Lamont beat Quasqueton 5-1. Delhi beat Masonville 20-1, while Delaware won a 27-12 exhibition over Silver Creek in a error filled, 50 hit, 49 run afternoon.
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Ryan
Winthrop
Quasqueton
Lamont
Delhi
Masonville
Delaware
Silver Creek
Dandie
Cashman Masonville
Shaw and Clarkes Co
Rimmer
Oiineer
Ana Jasaia
Wade
Graybill
Keenan
Cance Miliers Marder
Yelden
Carleton Aloof on Conference Withdrawal Plan
Carleton College in Northfield Minn says it will withdraw from the Midwest conference but does not plan to join another athletic group. President Donald J. Cowling announced the stance Sunday.
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Northfield, Minn
Mns
Carleton College
Donald J. Cowling
Alburnett Shares Wapsie Loop Lead In Wapsie Valley
Alburnett tied for the Wapsie Valley lead by edging Marion 6-5 on a Sunday with Manchester idle due to wet grounds. Central City built a 9-1 cushion over Walker and held on 9-5, while Center Point beat Toddville 9-6 as the league race tightened with several high scoring early frames.
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Alburnett
Marion
Manchester
McNeil
Central City
Walker
Center Point
Toddville
Toddville I
Poln
Walser Ant
Bowers
Heefner
Wii Alburnett
Mouncenel
Ronis
Truesdale
Manchester-Springville
Crews Begin Training for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Washington and Wisconsin varsity crews join six other college outfits in training in Poughkeepsie New York for the annual regatta on June 25. MIT arrives Friday while Princeton Cornell Rutgers Syracuse and Columbia complete prep with long practice rows.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Washington
Wisconsin
Princeton
Cornell
California
Rutgers
Syracuse
Columbia
Chicago tennis tourney opens amid rain delays
National clay court championship officials pushed a third start attempt Monday as Chicago’s Jimmy Evert, national junior indoor champion, was to meet eighth seed Bryan B. Grant of Atlanta in the opening match. The event, delayed twice by rain from Saturday, finally began.
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Chicago
INS
Jimmy Evert
Bryan B. Grant
Atlanta
Dope Charge Stirs Calif. Horse Owners
Hollywood Park, Calif. race owners attacked California horse racing board chairman Jerry Giesler after he charged nine horses were caffeinated before races. A removal petition circulated for Gov. Olson, while owners criticized his open hearing summons and warned they might pull horses from California tracks.
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Hollywood Park
Calif
INS
Jerry Giesler
California Horse Racing Board
Giesler
Culbert Olson
Neil S. McCarthy
California
Trackmen Ready for Big Ten Coast Dual Showdown
Eighty one athletes from the midwest and coast prepared for the Big Ten Coast dual meet at the Los Angeles Coliseum. California USC and Michigan Ohio State Indiana Oregon led a field aiming to set world marks in the mile relay and field events with Archie Harris from Indiana challenging the discus record and Les Steers of Oregon seeking the high jump world best of 6 feet 10 1/2 inches.
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Los Angeles
INL
Middle West
Pacific Coast
The
Coast All-Stars
Stanford
University of California
John Reese
Fay Froom
Clarence Barnes
Grover Klemmer
University of Southern California
Warren Smith
Howard Upton
Cliff Bourland
Hubie Kerns
Midwest
Bob Ufer
Michigan
Ed Porter
Ohio State
Marc Jenkins
Roy Cochran
Indiana
Archie Harris
Big Ten
Campbell Kane
Bob Wright
Les Steers
University of Oregon
Williamsburg and Atkins tied for Iowa Valley league lead
Williamsburg and Atkins won their Sunday games to stay in a first place tie for the Iowa Valley league. Norway, previously tied for the lead, dropped to third after a 3-2 loss to Atkins in a 14 inning marathon. Williamsburg defeated Watkins 9-2, Korsta beat Hartwick 12-7.
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Williamsburg
Norway
Watkins
Korsta
Hartwick
Twick
Atic
and ‘Schonka
Saad
Hen
Williameburs Wa
William Buckemo Wins Cedar Valley Invitational at Vinton
William Buckemo of Chicago shot par golf on the Vinton Country Club course to win the Cedar Valley Invitational by one stroke. He posted 108 while Bernard Price of Marion finished 109 and J. J. Jacobs of the State Champion was third with 110 as various flights chased the lead on a sunny Sunday.
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Vinton
William Buckemo
Chicago
Vinton Country Club
Buckemo
Bernard Price
Marion
Price
J. J. Jacobs
Vinton Links
D. Westfall
D. Dutcher
Cedar Falls
Blozis Sets World Record In Shotput At Polo Grounds
Al Blozis of Georgetown University set both a world record and American mark in the shotput during New York’s Father’s Day parade at the Polo Grounds. He tossed the eight-pound shot 74 feet 214 inches, surpassing Bill Watson’s 70 feet 4 inch world best, and his 56 feet 6% inch effort with the 16 pound ball topped his own American standard of 56 feet 1 inch and Elmer Hackney’s 35 feet 10% inches. Greg Rice won a 2 mile pace in 9:04.8 as Art Schmidlein and Eino Penti each ran a mile.
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New York
al Blozis
Georgetown University
Blozis
Polo Grounds
Bill Watson
Michigan
Blazis
Elmer Hackney
Nebraska
Greg Rice
South Bend
Ind
Art Schmidlein
Fordham
Eino Penti
Rice
Postville Maintains Lead in Scenic Loop Standings
Special to The Gazette Postville stays unbeaten in Scenic Loop by edging Prairie du Chien 14 9 at Postville Sunday Sebastian homered for the winners St Olaf climbs to second with a 9 6 win over Waukon Robinson tosses a three hitter in Harpers Ferry 10 0 over Garnaville Herron wins first full Monona game 4 2 over Lansing with three singles in the win
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Postville
Prairie du Chien
Sebastian
St. Olaf
Waukon
Robinson
Harpers Ferry
Garnaville
Lansing
Herron
L. Pet Postville
Monona Son
Harpers Ferry Aeueee Es
Lansing Ra
R.H
Postville Ellis
Klaas and
Elliott
Schneider
Pohlman
Eler
Dresselhaus, Erickson and Angerton
Lenth and
Mueller
Robinson and Valley
Reinhardt
Matt and Eck
Lansing Herron
Hunter
Farasen and
Ghelt
Flag dealer links flag sales to war across Fort Worth
Fort Worth flag retailer J. J. Langever says rising flag sales signal looming war, noting peak demand before World War I and current brisk orders. His collection includes one flag from every nation, with the Union Jack leading, Greek colors declining after a coup and Canadian flags gaining. He sources orders from Texas and nearby states and preserves a non sale collection of miniature flags.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Ins
J. J. Langever
Fort Worth
Tex
United States
Langever
Texas
Langover
Heafner Wins First Major at Mahoning Valley Open
Clay Heafner won his first major golf title by taking the $5,000 Mahoning Valley Open Sunday. He heads to Toledo Monday to team with Dick Metz in the Inverness Invitational.
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Girard, O
Clayton Heafner
Toledo
Dick Metz
Inverness
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