Carver predicts Pirates third in pennant race
The piece argues that Pirates manager Frankie Frisch can lift a slipping club and push for third place behind Dodgers and Cardinals. It cites Frisch’s dynastic rebuilding at St. Louis, his knack for extracting value from limited rosters, and the hope that his leadership could spark a rise for Pittsburgh in the NL standings.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
YORK
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Mr. Frisch
St. Louis
Dodgers
Cardinals
Alburnett Wins Linn County 4H Basketball Crown
Alburnett Happy Workers defend Linn County 4 H title with a 21 10 final over Whittier after holding a 16 0 halftime edge. East Linn Brownies and Linn Busy Bees reached semis while Putnam Pals and others chased district bid.名单 includes Netolicky Truhar Thomas Quass Powers Reed Stewart Ford and more.
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Alburnett Happy Workers
Linn County
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Putnam Pals
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Frederick
Anderson Ooo
Martin Vol Hageerman
Anderson
Knight O
Wipurnette Ie
Nittier Day
Y Group Competes In High Jump Tests
Y.M.C.A. boys competed in running high jump events last week. Top scorers include Tom Sutton Jim Redal Paul Gorley Alan Lubbock Bruce Harper Don Ogden Jim Dorland Dick Hansen Bill Seigel Homer Bollard and Douglas Hamilton for 100 points. Cadet Bill Trumpold John Kirby Dale Crozier followed with 100 points. Junior scorers include Leo Kelly Ray Yeakle Russel Ward Bob Rudd Bill Johnson and Paul Spaight.
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Jim Redal
Paul Gorley
Alan Lubbock
Bruce Harper
Don Ogden
Jim Dorland
Dick Hansen
Bill Seigel
Homer Bollard
Douglas Hamilton
Bill Trumpold
John Kirby
Dale Crozier
Leo Kelly
Ray Yeakle
Russel Ward
Bob Rudd
Bill Johnson
Paul Spaight
F. Chavez
C. Chase
D. Murdock
K. Smothers
R. Walker
Iowa Hawkeyes Set Intra-Squad Football Game May 9
University of Iowa will stage its annual intra-squad spring football game in Iowa City on Saturday May 9 despite the university moving commencement to May 10. Hawkeye Coach Eddie Anderson announced the plan.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Eddie Anderson
Allied Industrial Golf Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday
Representatives from all industries are invited to a meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the YMCA. Officers will be elected and committees formed for the coming season. Last year 32 teams and over 200 golfers took part in matches on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Kenmore links.
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Allied Industrial League
Y.M.C.A
Kenmore Links
Connie Mack Remembers Glory Days of the Athletics
Connie Mack at 79 recalls the great Athletics teams of 1910 to 1914 with Waddell Collins Baker Bender Plank and McInnis. He praises Al Simmons and the 1929 pennant and World Series win over the Cubs. He notes his rule of longevity discipline and no smoking or drinking and would change only to work better in his career.
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al Simmons
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Iowa Trout Season Dates Corrected In 1942 Notice
Correction from Forest Field and Stream column states trout season opens May 1 at 5 am central wartime time, daily hours 1 hour before sunrise to 9 pm war time through Sept 30, with 8 daily catch limit 16 possession and 7 inch minimum. Also bans fishing before May 1 in stocked streams and minnow seining.
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Chuck Koser
Iowa
Troop 27 Pioneers Win To Stay Tied In League
In a church league week, Troop 27 of First Presbyterian beat the Cyclones 61 35 and the Pioneers defeated St Paul 34 32. Interdenominational routed Church of Brethren 51 23 and Community House beat Trinity 43 27.
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Joe Schaber
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Petefish
Y W C A Basketball Banquet Set for March 31
All reservations for the Y W C A basketball league banquet to be held March 31 at 6 p m must be in by March 26. Dorothy Svec will preside at the banquet with chairs from Armstrong Paris Academy Quaker Outs and entertainment by Y W C A Sanitary Dairy Becks.
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Paris Academy
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Sanitary Dairy
Beck’s
Dorothy Svec
Montezuma Golf Club elects new officers for 1942
At a Montezuma club meeting I A Gabriel, local high school coach, was chosen president for 1942 with Charles Dexter serving as secretary and treasurer.
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Montezuma Golf Club
I. A. Gabrial
Charles Dexter
Franklin Hurley Sees Comeback Title Shot For Lem
Promoter Jack Hurley and heavyweight hopeful Lem Franklin plan a rapid comeback starting March 30 in Pittsburgh against Harry Bobo as Franklin seeks to rebound from a Pastor defeat. Hurley says Franklin will take frequent fights to regain top challenger status and eyes a return bout with Bob Pastor or Louis for the world title.
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Turkey Thompson
Cornell to Expand Physical Education Program for Men
Cornell's new mandatory physical training for male students starts Monday. Dean Albion R. King Dr Glenn Cunningham and coaches Walton Koch and Paul Scott lead the program with student committees and a deferment review by a Senate committee. Training is set for 4 pm and will curtail other activities if conflicts arise.
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Cornell
Albion R. King
Glenn Cunningham
Walton S. Koch
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Dean King
Senate
West Union Opens Baseball Practice
West Union high school reports 31 candidates to coach Richard Banning for the season. The schedule lists games at Elgin on April 14 and 28, Fayette on April 17 and May 1, and Hawkeye on April 24 and May 5, with home and away dates noted.
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Richard Banning
West Union High School
Elgin
Fayette
Hawkeye
Hawk Nine to Play Time-Honored Foes
Iowa City prepares for a two game series with Minnesota at home on April 10 and 11 as part of the 1942 season. The Hawkeyes hold a 20 to 19 edge in the series since 1925, with other Big Ten foes Northwestern Chicago Indiana Wisconsin and Ohio State listed with varying records.
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Iowa
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Launch Program for Ellis Park Softball
The Cedar Rapids Softball Association opened its season with 23 teams tied up for multiple leagues. Industrial teams lead with Collins Radio two mens teams and one girls team, while Open and Church leagues plan six teams each. The meeting elected league officers and set a March 26 gathering to adopt league balls and eligibility rules.
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Industrial League
Tim Alton
Wileson and Company
Les Dulin
Post Office Open League
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Armstrongs
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Cherry Burrell Church League
Milt Eye
Jack Nelson
Y Arrows Capture Junior Gold Ball Title
The Y Arrows defeated the Mc Kinley Cubs 32 to 27 to win the Junior Gold Ball tournament at the YMCA. McKinley led 19 to 11 at halftime but faded. Fred Mc Laud scored 14 for the Arrows while Deal led McKinley with eight. The Arrows beat Immaculate Conception 21 to 19 in the semifinals. I C beat St George 54 to 10 for third place.
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Arrows
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Immaculate Conception
Robert Kapoun
St George
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St. George
Bob Russell
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Vinals
Jackson Junction Folk Protect Pheasants With Community Help
Jackson Junction residents and nearby farmers aided pheasant protection by feeding birds from scratch piles and aiding fox extermination. Milwaukee railroad workers contributed feed from trains, keeping 82 pheasants across three coveys thriving through winter. Crows threaten nests by watching and destroying eggs.
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Jackson Junction
Milwaukee Railroad
McIlvennan Ends College Court Career With 14 Points
Stewart McIlvennan of Columbia, a football and basketball player, closed his college court career by scoring 14 points as the Lions lost to Cornell 92 to 27, capping a dismal season.
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Stewart MeIlvennan
Columbia
Loon
Seals
Cornell
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