Iowa Daily Press selects three all state prep teams
The Gazette and 26 newspapers name 24 players to first second and third all state teams plus an honor roll. Dick Shaw Cornell Bluffs Abraham Lincoln and Gerry Rosenberger East Sioux City head the list with Gaddis Dunkerton and McMichael Roosevelt among top centers and guards. Selection weighed season records over state tourney performance and included officials players and editors from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
the Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Kuingenberg
George
Perths
Yowa Daily Press Association
All-State Cage Five First Team and Honorable Mentions
The senior all state team features Dick Shaw of Abe Lincoln Council Bluffs and Wally Gaddis of Dunker on in the forwards along with Gerry Rosenberger of East Sioux City and Marcellus McMichael of Roosevelt Des Moines at centers with Roy Schiebel of Davenport and guards Paul Grange Waterloo West Leonard Van Kooyan Sioux City East and Kenneth Suesens Burlington. An honorable mention list names numerous players from Iowa high schools across positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger
Les Davis
Iowa
Marcellus McMichael
Roosevelt
Des Moines
McMichael
Roy Schiebel
Davenport
Paul Moon
West Waterloo
Burington
Paul Grange
Lippi
Glen Strobridge
Paul
Roosevelt High
East
Sioux City
Leonard van Rooyan
Kenneth Suesens
Burlington Ace
Dick Shaw
Council Bluffs
Abe Lincoln
Wally Gaddis
Dunkeron
Gerry Rosenberger
Waterloo
Leonard van Kooyan
Burlington
Yates
Onawa
Cole
Winfiel Cassell
Plover
Ware
Cleghorn
McConville
Centerville
Franklin
Clarinda
Johnagin
Preston
Klumpar
Grant
Klingenberg
George
Peterson
Mindon
Hine
Willams
Gadd
Fort Dodge
Sampson
Grinnell
G. Clark
Martelle
Kischer
Albert City
Schaeferle
Garwin
Ahif
Muscatine
Herbener
Mason City
Kelleher
Postville
Lewis
Bronson
Michaelson
Olson
Elkader
Shay
Oelwein
Jennings
Maloy
Miner
Stockport
Hansen
Dike
Cutler
New Providence
Borst
Spencer
Crist
Morning Sun
Kupka
Washington
H. Safely
Nevada
Jim Lane
Iowa Town List Card Reveals Wide Range of Cities and Names
A dense roster of Iowa cities and surnames appears in a single OCR fragment. The items include Des Moines, Davenport, Waterloo, Council Bluffs, Ames, Ottumwa, Newton, Burlington, Grinnell, and many others, interspersed with occasional middle initials and familial surnames. The fragment reads as a place-and-name index rather than a cohesive narrative.
Valley Trackmen Set for Iowa City Meet Saturday
Valley Trackmen will compete at Iowa U on Saturday in the Mississippi Valley meet at Iowa City on March 24. Washington entries include Kinch, Nance, Kelly, Bates in sprints and relays. Grant lists multiple athletes in events from dashes to relays. The Town university field house hosts the 2 pm start with both schools fielding strong lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Iowa U
Washington
Grant
Iowa City
Kelly
Nance
Bates
D. Christie
Rapoport
McCracken
Forrestal
Miller
Nelson
Cowden
Blahnik
McGuire
Forest
Sojka
Beers
Carter
Bohac
Broad
Kinch
Nanes
Sojks
Chris- Messe
Sharpe Waples
Snyder
Smith
Hurdies
Sharpe
Waples
Dvorak
S. Christie
Wilson
Clemens
Wishniewsky
Kansky
Collins
Broussard
Hruska
Lockwood
Scriven
McMahon
Zook
Hansen
Town University
YMCA Church League Bethel and Sinclair Scoreline
Bethel 14 Sinclair 27 in a YMCA church league game. Individual scoring lines show Ferty Turner 5 and alJohnson 2 for Bethel with Phillips and Meney contributing. Sinclair’s Collins 0, Benson 11, Taylor 3, Vomacka 42, and Pyle 10 among others.
Ruth and Chamberlain Highlight Early Baseball Notes
The New York Yankees beat Newark 8 6 as Babe Ruth hit two homers in a single game. The column also recalls Joe Chamberlain’s quirky 1932 Waterloo saga and discusses Max Baer Cantwell predictions, plus Des Moines profits from 1930 and Bill Terry's Giants wobble amid exhibition losses.
Local Ping Pong Team Loses to Iowa City 7 to 5
Iowa City visitors win seven of 12 events in a mixed team contest. Five of six men's singles, one of three women's singles, and one of three men's doubles go to the visitors. Notable results include Mark True topping Robert Bell and Homer Freement edging Horace Achter in five sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Pong
Iowa City
Mark True
T.C
Robert Bell
Homer Freement
Horace Achter
Robert Dalbey
Sid Lethsohn
Harley Hallenbeck
C.R
Cliff Carle
Dr. G. W. Hart
Paul van Horn
Local Five Beats Waterloo in Lamont Tourney Clash
Four Lamont Gold Medal games showcase Cedar Rapids Schillig Drug defeating Waterloo Schukel Chevrolet 29 to 18. Cedar Falls Alpha Delta Alpha over Delhi Independents 33 to 18. Hopkinton Lenox advances with 30 to 27 win over Strawberry Point Exits. Manchester Oilers down Lamont Co 32 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
Schillig Drug
Cedar Rapids
Schukel Chevrolet
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Alpha Delta Alpha
Delhi Independents
Hopkinton- Lenox Wildcats
Strawberry Point
Manchester Oilers
Lamont Cc. Cc. C
Golden Miller Wins Grand National at Aintree
Golden Miller led the field to win the Grand National at Aintree in England. Delanelge ridden by J. B. Snow finished second, with Thomond IV, owned by John Hay Whitney, placing third among 30 starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aintree
England
Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
J. B. Snow
John Hay Whitney
Iowa Enters 19 In Triangular Indoor Meet
Iowa City. Coach George T Bresnahan nominates nine teen University of Iowa track athletes for the final indoor meet against Wisconsin and Northwestern at Madison Saturday. Entrants include Capt Sidney Dean Bernard Page Russel Henry Ed Becker Graham Moulton Francis Cretzmeyer Leo Campisi and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
George T. Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Madison
Sidney Dean
Bernard Page
Russel Henry
Ed Becker
Graham Moulton
Francis Cretzmeyer
Leo Campisi
Max Wisgerhof
Dave Flage
Charlies May
Tom Moore
Christian Schmidt
Dick Crayne
Ross Frasher
Elmer Kewley
Kenneth Higgins
Raymond Latham
Cedar Rapids Baseball Drive Seeks Public Support
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce promotes a baseball drive to fund a Class A Western League club. Campaign starts Tuesday, selling books valid for 22 games at $9, aimed at Cedar Rapids and surrounding trade area with nearly 60,000 residents and hundreds of towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lee Keyser
Chicago Cubs
Mike Kreevich
Bud Tinning
SHE Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Thea Chembhar Nf Cnammarceahl
Maggie Wins 150000 in Race Sweepstakes
Maggie of New York from Long Island City holds an Irish grand national sweepstakes ticket on Golden Miller the horse which won the sweepstakes. She receives one of eighteen first prizes of 150000 dollars as the crowd totals exceed 250000. The report also notes Cedar Rapids baseball plans and a three day book selling campaign led by the Chamber of Commerce with events in Cedar Rapids.
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New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Newark
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Waterloo
Joe Chamberlain
Chicago White Sox
Hawks
Bunny Park
Rock Island
Chamberlain
Sox
Pasadena
Fonseca
Maggie
New York
Fifty-third Street
Long Island City
Golden Miller
Iowa
C. of C
Cedar Rapids
Baseball Association
N J Leonard
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Pat Flanagan
WBBM
Chicago
City Bowling Meet To Be Held Here Early Next Month
Bowling meeting set at Lincoln Alleys Friday at 7 p m to organize a city tournament. Cedar Rapids teams depart for Milwaukee to compete in the United States bowling event with singles and doubles Sunday. Participants listed include Siebke Taylor Scolaro Rock Sebetka Palumbo Seabrooke and Enzler Luggage Louie's Clothes Shop and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
IX. of C
Cedar Rapids
of C
Milwaukee
Siebke
Taylor
G. Scolaro
J. Rock
F. Sebetka
S. Palumbo
T. Seabrooke
Enzler
T. Twomey
W. Coffey
S. Dale
J. Enzler
E. Bartosh
Louie
F. Dale
J. Cunningham
T. Palumbo
O.wellner
R. Schmitz
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Washington High
Dunkerton
Cornell Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Shaw
Gaddis
Ship
Elmer Braten
West
Bushnell Lamb
Newon
Eeee Dobbs
Charles Ity
Dean Holdiman
Floyd de Heer
Oskaloosa
Kenneth Thompson
Marshalltown
Jim Miller
Doa Moines
Joe van Ysseldyk
Jack Lee
Nile Kinnick
Adel
Robert Blahnik
Noble Johnson
Leonard Nall
Toledo
John Lee
Sac City
Arnold Kessler
Diagonal
Harold
Mount Pleasant
Soballe
Eldora
Dodd
Conrad
Blanchard
Eldon
Miaai
Orange City
Holmes
Kretzmeir
Algona
Lansburg
Sac
Burnham Mfg. CO
Rons
Woods
Ares
Renal
B. B
South Bend
Armstrong
Geertsma
Parkeshore
Bilfneds
Aldrich Buna Ty
Schwartzer
Fort Madison
Montagne
Jones
Schmidts
Delhi
Pickett
Baskerville
Manchester
Kester
Winfield
Shires
Newton
Bronx City
Darnell
Bickerly
Holstein
Albia
Benda
Tame
Batman
Ames
Karsten
Selstrom
W. Pyle
Webb
Fisher
Excelsior
Burns
Thompson
Chariton
Marshall
Simpson
Shalfans
East Sioux City
Obberman
Mueller
Farmersburg
Wight
Thurman
Towle
Hampton
Thomas
Federburg
Wall Lake
Freeman
Vinton
Wymore
Lennings
Cambridge
Taft
New London
Berry
Ship~ton
Hibbs
LeGrand
Schwarze
Schlotterbeck
Guthrie Center
Walker
Jewell
Don Bradley
Dohse
Baker
Shupe
Danville
Adams
Farnhamville
Bixby
East Waterloo
H. Johnson
Kelley
Trautwein
Y.M.C.A. Church League
Hortense
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros
Hills Braty
Leves
Gi. P
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Mike Cantwell
Max Bach
Primo Carera
Cantwell
Max
Schmeling
Baer
Maxie
Dizzy Dean
Bill Terry
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
St. Louis
Terry
Carl Hubbell
Harland Clift
Robert Davis
Mra
Whipple
C. Hart
Charles Jones
Ralph Clements
Pes Hise
Leibsohn
Tony
Freemen
Glenburnie
Stetson
Cheney
Superba
Arrow and Whitney
Whitney and Arrow
Lance
Meara Clothing Co
Second Avenue SE
Weder’s
Iowa Theater
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