Adolph Herrbach Rolls 707 in City Bowling Meet
Adolph Herrbach rolled a 707 series as part of a standout city bowling meet. Drew's Locksmiths led Class A with 2995 total pins, paced by George Stewart's 658 and a 1100 final game. Novak Amusement Machine clocked 2904, led by Mike Simitz's 659. Herrbach and W. Pesold partnered for 1204 in C doubles to win. Lipp's Tastrut led Class C with team 2710 and Fleihler 588 singles.
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Adolph Herrbach
Drew's Locksmiths
George Stewart
Novak Amusement Machine
Mike Simitz
W. Pesold
Herrbach
Pesold
Jack Delbridge
J. Shope
Evans-Dougherty
Sistent
Delbridge
Shope
Carl Bachman
Lipp
Tastrut
Hawkeye Lumber
C. Fleihler
Speck Collagan
Adolph Ache
SS Pater
Haas
Novak Amusement Ees
Mirein Imitz
Aimee ‘Seeewme
P. van Hern
Auskins
J. Shueteeeweee
W. Smith
E. Simpson
Ial Ween W. R. Dock
Lattner
B. B. Lockwood
Ise
Soa
Vernon E. White Orene
Frank Jesine
C. LiPr
T. C. Polansky
Cedar Rapids Aces Sweep Iowa Table Tennis Honors
Seventeen Cedar Rapids players competed at the Iowa state closed in Waterloo and captured many trophies. Joe Hidder repeated his junior singles win over Bruce Higby. Kent Collins and Jim Lightner each reached finals with Lightner losing to Wayne Losh in a four setter. Dolores Wood upset several foes to reach the ladies final, losing to Helen Baldwin.
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Cedar Rapids Table Tennis Association
Waterloo
Joe Hidder
Bruce Higby
Sea Oaoe See Oe
Kent Collins
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Jack Bell
Lightner
Losh
Dolores Wood
Helen Baldwin
Dick Beall to Work State Cage Finals
DES MOINES AP Eight officials, twice as many as in Lyle Quinn, secretary State School association, said that official will handle two contests. The innovation not only will permit more officials to work in the state meet but also will mean less physical strain on each.
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DES Moines
Lyle Quinn
State School Association
Idaho board to decide on high school sports during war
Idaho state board of athletic control will meet April 17 to consider abolishing all state high school athletic tournaments until after the war. The move aims to suspend prep competition amid wartime.
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Ary Idaho
State Board of Athletic Control
Local Bowlers Spar in Davenport Classic Tourney
Cedar Rapids bowlers visited Davenport for the annual Midway alleys tourney but failed to create movement at the lead, with only a modest showing reported in the event.
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Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Davenport Wood Sunday
Postville Writer Critiques Iowa High School Tourney Setup
Red Pepper columnist Jack LaVelle argues the Iowa high school basketball tournament unfairly rewards district runners up and suggests permanent districts to prevent shifting. He cites Newton sub state finals where beaten district champions watched runners up compete and posits the system taints outcomes.
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Jack LaVelle
Postville
Newton
LaVelle
Iowa
New Hampton
Illini Mistakenly Favored In NCAA Split Controversy
A sports observer argues tourney pairings hid fair play, noting Illinois Alma mater critics claim Iowa Wisconsin or Indiana would have been better Big Ten representatives. Illinois and rivals had mixed finishes, with Illinois fading late while competitors stayed sharp.
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Iowa
Illinois
Iowa City
Ilini
N.C.A.A
Iowans
Illini
Wisconsin
Indiana
Coast Conference to Continue Sports Amid War Ban
Commissioner Edwin N. Atherton announced the Coast Conference will maintain athletic competition during the war despite the army ban on gatherings over 5,000. The policy follows a joint meeting of managers and faculty at the spring conference and emphasizes physical contact sports to toughen young men for military service.
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Edwin N. Atherton
Army Navy
Atherton
State high school cage finalists feature Atlantic Hawkeye club
Des Moines reports sketches of contenders in the state basketball tournament. The Atlantic-A Hawkeye conference team led by Bobby Williams uses a zone defense with guards Harve Wissler and Johnny Beener. Chariton shows 19-7 record, while Davenport Blue Devils boast 25-3, with standout guard performances.
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DES Moines
Atlantic
Bobby Williams
Harve Wissler
Johnny Beener
Wissler
Maneee Chariton
Davenport
Blue Devils
Championship Pairings Highlight Local Prep Playoffs
Thursday first round features sponte against Lake-2 p m Jumwa-3 15 p m Davenport against New Hampton 7 30 p m TM Diversiore versus Nevada 6 45 p m in December and twice against Illinois powers Rock Island and Moline Best boy Jack Spencer is a versatile all state guard or forward Blue Devils ride nine game win streak coached by Paul Moon Dodge state title merged A and B classes Mighty Mites Livermore’s Lefty Cayou through semi finals Nevada Cubs led by Bill Evans Hax Akers Cedar Water loo West beat Cubs Ottumwa Bulldogs top since 1928 Spirit Lake Indians boast two sons on roster and strong front with Sev Tienes Se ee Defeat Estherville final showdown.
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Nevada
Illinois
Rock Island
Moline
Jack Spencer
Blue Devils
Paul Moon
Mighty Mites
Livermore
Lefty” Cayou
Cubs
Bill Evans
Hawkeye
Hax Akers
Vada
Des Moines
Cedar F
Waterloo West Ae
Tom Sharples
Simpson
Chickasaws
Ed Fritscher
John Schnurr
Hampton
Ottumwa
Bulldogs
Keokuk
Chuck Gilroy
Farrington
Spirit Lake
Jock
Tawe
Seb Tienes
Estherville
Three-Eye League to Run With Six Clubs in 1942
The Three-Eye League will field six clubs in 1942 with Evansville Springfield and Decatur in the south and Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Madison in the north. A 120 game schedule runs May 3 to August 30 followed by Shaughnessy playoffs. Terre Haute hosts an All-star game on August 3 as invited by Vern McMillin.
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Decatur
Til
Terre Haute
Clinton
Kannee
Tom Fairweather
Evansville
Ind
Springfield
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Madison
Wis
Vern McMillin
American Sports Association
Women Bowlers Set World Doubles Mark
Martha Schalk and Charlotte Hozela of Grand Rapids Michigan rolled a 1266 pins team total in the American women's bowling classic in Chicago. Schalk totaled 667 on games of 216 209 242, the second highest series in 14 years, while Hozela added 599 on 186 178 and a 235 strike spree.
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Chica
Martha Schalk
Charlotte Hozela
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Martha
Charlotte
Exhibition Baseball Race Screwn as Usual
Grapefruit league standings show Philadelphia leading with a five game streak, Giants sinking in the bottom, and the Yankees mid-pack. Pirates top the circuit with seven straight wins, Senators strong at 10 victories in 13 starts, and Cardinals and Dodgers posting mixed results amid spring play.
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EW York
Philadelphia Phils
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Phils
Gerry Nugent
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Iage White Sox
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Braves
Brooklyn
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Red Sox
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dartmouth and Stanford Reach Collegiate Championship Final
Stanford defeated an Colorado team 46-35 to win the Western NCAA title. Dartmouth won the eastern tourney title 47-28 in New Orleans. Kansas beat Rice 55-53 for third in Kansas City and Penn State beat Illinois 41-34 for third in New Orleans. Illinois collapse ends Big Ten monopoly.
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Kansas City Sive
Dartmouth
Municipal Cabina
Stanford
Colorado
Ietashe
New Orleans
Kansas
Rice
Kansas City
Penn State
Illinois
Marsh Breaks A.A.U. Mark but Finishes Behind Winner
Kenneth Marsh of Cedar Rapids Y M C A sets a state 100 yard freestyle mark with a :55.4 in prelims but finishes third in Des Moines at the state A A U swimming meet. Don Holmwood of Iowa City wins in :55.5 ahead of Bob of Boone. Carl Ahlgren set two state records in the 220 and 440 yard freestyles with times 2:20.7 and 4:25.5. Bill Freeman of Des Moines lowers the 100 yard breaststroke mark to 1:03.6 as Doug Robinson defeats the 100 free at 1:04.3. Cedar Rapids swimmers Marsh and How place among top finishers as competition tightens.
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Kenneth Marsh
Cedar Rapids
Bill Freeman
Des Moines
Doug Robinson
Marsh
Frank Howfourth
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