Dizzy Dean Learns Pitching Fame Is Big Business
Dizzy Dean faces a harsh lesson in fame and business as a holdout saga ends. The St Louis star, 26, accepts public scrutiny after Sam Breadon and baseball writers challenged his stance. Dean vows to win back fan support while NL contenders watch closely.
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Sam Breadon
Praventon
Fla
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Gas Housers
Weigel Valthslign
Vail Liu
Dizzy
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Cardinals
Breadon
Bradenton
Diz
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Split in Iowa high school group grows
A movement to form a rival Iowa high school athletic association attracts attention as districts are defined and rules drafted. The proposed Hawkeye State High School Athletic association would divide Iowa into five districts with one unpaid representative per district on the state board. The executive secretary would be barred from influencing elections, handling complaints, or suspending member schools, with dismissal for violations.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
George A. Brown
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Hawkeye
New Hawkeye State High School Athletic Association
Northwest
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Cherokee
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Ida
Kossuth
Lyon
Monona
O’brien
Osceola
Plymouth
Pocahontas
Sac
Sioux
Woodbury
Palo Alto
Allamakee
Benton
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Cerro Gordo
Chickasaw
Clayton
Delaware
Dubuque
Fayette
Floyd
Hancock
Howard
Jackson
Jones
Linn
Mitchell
Winnebago
Winneshiek
Worth
Boone
Butler
Dallas
Franklin
Grundy
Hamilton
Hardin, Humboldt
Jasper
Marshall
Polk
Poweshiek
Story
Tama
Webster
Wright
Adair
Adams
Audubon
Cass
Carroll
Clark
Crawford
Decatur
Fremont
Greene
Guthrie
Harrison
Madison
Mills
Montgomery
Page
Pottawattamie
Ringgold
Shelby
Taylor
Union and
Warren
Appanoose
Cedar
Clinton
Davis
Henry
Jefferson
Johnson
Keokuk
Lee
Louisa
Lucas
Mahaska
Marion
Monroe
Muscatine
Scott
van Buren
Wapello
Washington
Wayne
Northeast
Southwest
Central
Streamliners dominate YWCA volleyball season at Moline Play Night
The Streamliners captained by Christine Bjornsen clinched the YWCA nine team tournament with a perfect round robin record, while the Scotties under Mary Forrest finished second after a sole loss to the Streamliners. The Cedar Rapids squad swept all events as Moline teams seek revenge at the April 9 Play night. Players on the trip included Christine Bjornsen Mary Lockwood Dorothy Svee Libbie Holecek Mildred Cargin Florine Fields Mary Forrest Jane Curry Frances Zitek Georgette Vaughn Phyllis Peacock Cleda Schaefer. Accompanying staff were Lorraine Nelson Marguerite Stein Mrs Wilbur Kennedy and Pearl Everett.
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Streamliners
Moline
Scotties
Cedar Rapids
Christine Bjornsen
Mary Lockwood
Dorothy Svee
Libbie Holecek
Mildred Cargin
Florine Fields
Mary Forrest
Jane Curry
Frances Zitek
Georgette Vaughn
Phyllis Peacock
Cleda Schaefer
Lorraine Nelson
Health and Recreation
Marguerite Stein
Wilbur Kennedy
Pearl Everett
Hot Shots defeat Hawkeyes 35 to 19 in church league game
The Hot Shots of United Brethren church beat the First Presbyterian Hawkeyes by 35 to 19. Box score lists Hot Shots 35 Hawkeyes 19 with player tallies for Fe FuPt Fert Wilson Morrison Burman Vourganas Gregor Gallager Pries Bisek Barnhizer totaling the points.
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Hawkeyes
Hot Shots
United Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Hawkeyes
Wilson
al Morrisonf
Burman
Vourganas
Gregor
Gallager
Pries
Utrsone
Bisek
Barnhizer
Dodgers Triumph in Exhibition Victory Over Phillies
In Clearwater Roy Henshaw and Luke Hamlin combined on a six hit shutout as the Brooklyn Dodgers swept the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 0. Henshaw pitched the first five innings before handing to Hamlin in a dominant display.
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Dodgers
Clearwater
Fla
Roy Henshaw
Luke Hamlin
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phils
Dodger
Henshaw
Senators Rally Past Cardinals In 10th In Exhibition
Washington Senators knocked in four runs in the tenth to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8 to 4 in an exhibition game in Daytona Beach Florida. Senators pitcher Deshong Cascarella and Linke allowed eight hits while Paul Dean Winford and Johnson were hit for twelve overall. The Cardinals trailed by three in the seventh, tied it in the eighth, but fell short in the extra frame.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Senators
Paul Dean
Winford
Johnson
Deshong
Cascarella
Linke
Nats
Quasqueton Ends Season With Wins Over Aurora
Quasqueton high school basketball teams closed the season by sweeping Aurora on Aurora floor. The girls beat Aurora 39 to 31 as Daubenberger scored 17 and Johnson and Gibson each had 14. The Quasqueton girls record 16 wins 3 losses, 655 points to 388. The boys won 43 to 12 for 15 victories in 20 starts, scoring 637 to 441.
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Quasqueton
Aurora
Daubenberger
Johnson
Quasky
Gibson
Middlekauff Meets Irish Jack Donovan Wrestling Card at Memorial Coliseum
Eddie Jennings promotes a Thursday wrestling card headlined by Bill Middlekauff of Miami, Fla., versus Irish Jack Donovan of New York City. Donovan is a veteran east coast star now touring the West, with a long list of victories and a versatile style. Middlekauff, a former heavyweight fighter and Florida university athlete, has shown strong form in recent local matches. Main event is best two of three falls in ninety minutes, with two strong undercard bouts planned to boost the program after a one week layoff.
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Memorial Coliseum
Eddie Jennings
Bill Middiekauff
Miami
Fla
Jack Donovan
New York City
Middle West
Des Moines
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ray Steele
Donna O’mahoney
Rudy, Joe
Ed Dusek
Strangler Lewis
Rudy la Dizzi
Rowdy
Joe Cox
Bearclaws Chewicki
Jim Landos
Donovan
Middlekauff
Abie Coleman
Coleman
Florida University
Jennings
Church Swimmers Run Off Meet In Three Divisions
YMCA church swimming meet results list Junior A B and Intermediates events. Winners include Russell Clapp and Arthur Moore with Bethel A M E and Church of Brethren among top finishers. Relay and diving awards honor Bethel A M E Trinity M E and First Evangelical among others.
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Pirat
Russell Clapp
Church of Brethren
Bruce Lee
Bethel A.M. E
Warren Jehnson
Bethel
Craity Eryara
Brethren
Bee A. M. K
Gsoe
Sunder
Don Lemkuhl
Trinity M. E
Arthur Moore
Bethel A. M. E
Ralph Ballou
Joe Mead
Howard Williams
Trinity M._E
Bethel A
M. E
Moore
Lee
Johnson
Trinity M .E
Baliou
Williams
Lehmkuhl
Marsh
First Evangelical
Webster
Nelson
Gustafsson
frestyle—Pirat
Dick Wilcott
Oliver Presbyterian
Jim Puryear
First
Evangelical
Harold Brigg
Marvin Lucas
Trinity M, E
Bresat astroke—Pirst
Mervin Lucas
Dick Elliott
Oliver
Don Harmon
Harmon
Schubrecht
Roth
Puryear
Carr
Brigst
Jim Parker
Paul Roth
Harold Carr
Tigers Beat Reds 6-4 In Exhibition Tilt
Detroit Tigers edged the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 4 in an exhibition at Tampa with Eldon Auker and Jake Wade on the mound. The Tigers forged a three-run third inning and kept the lead the rest of the game.
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Tampa
Detroit Tigers
Eldon Auker
Jake Wade
Cincinnati Reds
Tigers
Mississippi Valley Meet Next Saturday In Iowa City
High school track activities shift indoors as the Mississippi Valley conference indoor meet is scheduled for next Saturday afternoon in Iowa City. Franklin, defending city champions, aim to repeat with a strong lineup from Franklin and McKinley, Wilson, and Roosevelt featuring noted sprinters hurdlers and distance runners.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Kenesaw M. Landis
Dean
Kresge
First Ave
National Federation
Brown
Y. W
Thompson
Janette Kuns
Eileen Brockman
Dorothy Svec
Jacqueline Miller
B. Jackson
Aan
Reds
Auker
Wade Tail
Tocal
Mayflower Nationwide
Cedar Rapids Transfer & Storage Co
J. M Lone
Pres
Mer
A Ave
B Avenue
Guy
Martin
Austin
McCollister
O'Brien
Eddy
King Pole
Kanellis
Stewart
Alt
Tharp
McKinley
Miles
Jordan
Ed Person
Vaclav
Kirkpatrick
Mrkvicka
Lana
Roosevelt
Zamastil
Celia
Sutian
Bond Street
the Syndicate
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