Iowa Daily Press Association 1938 All-State High School Team Selections
The Iowa Daily Press Association announced the 1938 all-state high school cage teams. Ninety players were narrowed to a first team of eight with seven additional all-staters, based on votes from 1,300 coaches officials and editors. The selections feature Vic Siegel Davenport Norman Pedersen Ames Jim Thynne Sac City Milton Kuhl Ida Grove Dick Brecunier Waterloo West Warren Radtke Lincoln Council Bluffs and Paul Patterson Mitchellville among others.
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Sac City
Milton Kuhl
Ida Grove
Vic Siegel
Davenport
Reniner
Siegel
Paul Moon
Albert Rudolfson
Rolfe
Rudolfson
Des Moines
Art Evans
Norman Pedersen
Ames
Whitey
Central Iowa
Ray Donels
Kuhl
Fountain
Missouri Valley
Burton
Webster City
Martin C. Brandes
Thynne
Steam
Melrose
Thynnes
SG Vickerstaff
Dick Brecunier
Waterloo West
Waterloo East
Cedar Falls
Glen Strobridge
Warren Radtke
Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Radike
Western Iowa
Nebraska
Roy Lawson
Paul Patterson
Mitchellville
Patterson
Jack Pence
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Leonard Posekangees
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Four Quintets Remain In A A U Cage Meet
At the 31st national AAU tournament in Denver four Missouri Valley clubs reach the semifinals. Denver Safeways faces Wichita while Phillips meets Healeys as 7 000 fans expected for Thursday quarterfinals. Safeways crushed Hollywood 76 44 Healeys beat Warrensburg 42 38 Phillips defeated Antlers 56 36 Gridleys beat Parks 45 25.
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Fourth Iowa Gridder Joins Hospital List
Iowa City AP report lists four spring football injuries at the University of Iowa. Carl Sullivan of Chariton is the latest, a freshman backfield candidate, who sustained a dislocated shoulder in practice and will miss the rest of spring practice.
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Bargain Bicycle or Motorcycle Classified Ad
Look under classification 28-A in the Want Ad section for real bargains on bicycles or motorcycles.
Rumor Derringer 1960 to New York Club
The piece reports a baseball rumor that Paul Derringer might be sent from Cincinnati to the Giants for Wally Berger and cash. It also mentions Duke North Carolina athletic rivals, Joe Louis whisky, Hy Vandenberg birthday, Tony Lazzeri in Yankee infield dispute, and other sports notes and humor items from the era.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Florida and Louisiana
United Press reports exhibition games in St. Petersburg and Daytona Beach plus others in Bradenton New Orleans Lafayette and Lake Charles. Box scores show Cincinnati beating St Louis 8 7 and Boston defeating New Orleans 3 2 with multiple pitchers listed.
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Honorable Mention Of Names In Abbreviated Rosters
A long list of Iowa towns schools and personnel appears as an honorable mention roster. The fragmentary text names many players guards and institutions including Roosevelt Des Moines University High of Iowa City and Council Bluffs alongside numerous towns such as Decorah Shenandoah Mason City Anamosa and Cedar Rapids.
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Dike
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Kiemme
Kanellis
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Cedar Rapids
Laurinat
Mapleton
Lohr
Rockford
Lorimer
Bartlett
Lynk
Algona
Madison
North Des Moines
Marine
Rolfe
McVey
Cantril
Mellett
Stennett
Milbourn
Mitchellville
J. Morris
Rathbun
Nelson
Audubon
Goldfield
Ondus
Charlton
Stroup
Wanpello
Swan
Osceela
Swink
Valley
West Des Moines
Thomas
Fort Dedse
Thompson
Ames
Aknes
Sioux City
van Camp
Oelwein
van Cittera
Sibley
van Wyke
Sheldon
Wellenwelder
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Wick
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Ziske
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Allen
Marian
Bellville
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Chelsea
Bender
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Bennett
Villisca
Bentrett
Bennetts Hirt
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Blackman
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Bene
Monticello
Berechert
Tripoli
Town Falls
Gilleard
New London
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Grubb
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Viilisea
Mills
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Mehr
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Gi Veliman
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Amen Weed
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Grin
Chicagoan Arley Gaines Rises To Second In All Events
Arley Gaines of Chicago posted a 719 three game set the high for the current American Bowling Congress tournament, moving to second in all events. He had games of 239 235 and 245 in doubles, added 582 in team play, and finished singles with 575. Leaders include Frank Koley and others, with Gaines joining Eugene Rush and Chris Tonkovic among top all-event contenders.
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UBLES
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John Nozer
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John Gryska
Eiecet
Don Beatty
Jackson
Eugene Rush
Indianapolis
Ind
Chris Tonkovic
St. Louis
Lighters Fall to Fort Madison Jaycees In Legion Showdown
In Muscatine the Lighters lose 36 to 32 to the Fort Madison Jaycees in the Legion tournament. Eddie Markel guides the Jaycees with scoring bursts, Cedar Rapids fights to a 31 30 finish before fading late. The Lighters advance to a consolation game against Eldridge for third prize and 75 dollars.
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Browns Ride Spring Optimism To Fair Start
Browns manager Charles Street says St Louis has built a solid, not spectacular, club through winter trades. He cites Hemsley for Sullivan, additions at short and second, and a strengthened pitching staff led by Hildebrand and Newson as key moves. Street expects more wins than last year and predicts the team will be competitive.
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Frankie Parker Marries Audrey Browne Beasley in Reno
Frankie Parker the famed tennis star wed Audrey Browne Beasley in Reno amid a prelude divorce granted earlier in Carson City. Mercer Beasley, Parker’s coach and husband of Beasley, faced a cruelty grounds divorce in Carson City, linking the high profile tennis circle.
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Sentiment Favors U S Competition In Tokio
United States participation in the Tokyo 1940 Olympic Games hinges on an executive committee vote after Avery Brundage returns from Cairo. The piece notes Japan's date shift, the college-age athlete impact, and the risk of losing top collegiate track stars to the fall semester.
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Wilsons and Rudes Face Off For YMCA Gold Medal
Wilson Packing and Rude Auto won semi finals to reach the YMCA Gold Medal final with Wilsons favored due to height. McGillicuddy and Benesh led scoring for Rudes despite early 17 2 deficit, while Forrestal and Kitch each had six field goals for Wilsons as West Liberty bowed out.
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Mel Wessel
Ralph Forrestal
John Kitch
Packers
Riverside Team Will Be Honored At Dinner
Riverside high school basketball team to be honored at a victory dinner March 18 at the Methodist church dining rooms. The St. scores have gone 10-0 in the B-Six conference this season with one loss to Kalona, and they won the Washington county tournament by beating Brighton and Wellman before Kalona. Players include Dale Burich Gail Kern Robert Frost Burton Fox Joseph Allen Cleo Burich Cleo Gerot Richard Buchwalter Sumner Cummings and Donald Rada. Howard T. Holt coaches the team.
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Five European Cities Bid for 1944 Olympic Summer Games
The International Olympic Committee announced five European cities London Helsingfors Athens Budapest and Lausanne bidding for the 1944 summer games Rome was not among them. St Moritz and Oslo sought winter events. Gliding was added as a demonstration sport. A June 1939 London meeting will decide.
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Dues Return For Iowa Girls High School Union
The Iowa Girls' High School Athletic union will remit the $3 annual dues for 463 members for the second straight year due to strong finances from the state basketball tournament. Secretary A. E. Rankin said gross receipts rose 12 percent. The union may add tennis swimming and golf competitions, possibly beginning this spring.
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