Bush Lamb stars as Iowa wins indoor quadrangular title
Bush Lamb co captain of Iowa led the Hawkeyes to a seven point indoor quad win over Drake Friday night in Iowa City. Lamb broke the meet record in the high hurdles and won the low hurdles and broad jump, starring on the mile relay to clinch the victory as Iowa finished ahead of Drake Iowa State and Grinnell.
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Cunningham Leads Star Field At Chicago Relays Tonight
Glenn Cunningham heads a star filled field at the Chicago Relays in the international amphitheater. Rivals include Gene Venzke Chuck Fenske and Greg Rice with strong showings expected in the mile 600 yard and sprint events.
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National Catholic Tournament Quarterfinals Hit Chicago Round
Fenwick high of Oak Park Illinois and St Xavier of Louisville clashed in the quarterfinals of the National Catholic inter scholastic basketball tournament. Other results include St Francis Chicago 24 Catholic High Baton Rouge 27 and Loyola Academy 45 over St Francis de Sales 38.
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Exhibition Baseball Friday Games Spark Several Matchups
The schedule lists multiple exhibition games across Florida and elsewhere including Tamp Fin Brooklyn versus Cincinnati with Presnell and Posedel on the mound, St. Petersburg with Detroit facing St. Louis, Orlando featuring Columbus AA against Washington, and other matchups in Arcadia Bartow Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Lineups show pitchers and batters such as Hersh Kerrer Moore Davis Davis and Tebbetts, with varied scores and innings noted for each contest.
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New York World Set for Louis Schmeling Title Fight
Promoter Mike Jacobs keeps site secret while June 22 clash looms at Yankee Stadium in New York with Joe Louis set to defend against Max Schmeling. Backers vie for bids as Jacobs leverages suspense to maximize attendance and cash, wary of promising a city too soon.
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Training Camp Notes Highlight Spring Baseball Mob
Multiple teams in spring training report progress and issues. Clydell Castleman may join Giants if needed. Babe Phelps thumb injury may slow Dodgers. White Sox aim to improve hitting. Zeke Bonura starts with Senators. Joe Gordon shows minor flaws for Yankees. Reds face hitting challenges. Alexander stays with Indians as scout. Chubby Dean misses lineup. early Tigers mystery pupil Rove shows potential. Hart and Clift explain late arrival to Browns. Cardinals cope with sunburn and heat. Max West finds missing shoes as Bees and Red Sox prep for exhibition games.
Dope From Henry McLemore on Landis Decision
Henry McLemore offers a satirical take on Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis's baseball ruling. He mocks the length and content of the five foot report, notes Monett Arkansas and Cedar Rapids fire department mentions, and fends off with playful jabs at Branch Rickey and the mimeograph machine. The column blends humor with sports law commentary and dated references.
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Battleship Wins Grand National Steeplechase
Battleship, American bred and owned, surges to victory in the 100th Grand National at Aintree, a neck ahead of Royal Daniels. Workman takes third as 300,000 spectators witness an all American triumph led by jockey American-born rider for Mrs. Marion Scott wife of Randolph Scott.
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Ohio State Michigan Swimmers Battle for Championship
The national collegiate swimming championship narrowed to a duel between Big Ten powers Ohio State and Michigan in New Brunswick New Jersey. A potential swing vote comes from 21 year old Bill Kendall of Sydney Australia, a Harvard swimmer whose team suffered a relay disqualification affecting the team race. Kendall, a former Olympic contestant, remains a pivotal figure as the meet unfolds.
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Buckeyes Lead Wolverines At Halfway Point In 440 Freestyle
Ohio State leads Michigan by two points at the midway mark as Iowa sits sixth with six points. Iowa claims fifth in the 300 yard medley relay and Francis Heydt places second in the 150 yard backstroke.
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Mason City Wrestlers Get Week Free Room and Board
Two Mason City high school wrestlers Orin Thompson and Tom Rumeliote with Coach Howard Barker are staying a week at the varsity house in Lancaster Pennsylvania and training with the Oklahoma Aggies after a telegram error moved their arrival a week too early for the national AAU wrestling event.
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Henry Armstrong Defeats Zivic In Detroit Knockout
World featherweight champion Henry Armstrong knocked out Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round non title bout in Detroit.
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All-state basketball team feted at Ames
Twenty four players named to the Iowa Daily Press association all-state teams were treated to a Friday program in Ames including a free throw contest a morning exhibition game and a banquet. Speakers included Forrest Allen coach Kansas and ISU officials. Special guests and sports writers attended the event.
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Vic Ghezzi Leads North and South Open with 279
Vic Ghezzi of Deal New Jersey closed with a 70 to finish the North and South Open at Pinehurst with a 72 hole total of 279 nine under par. Byron Nelson and Ed Dudley trailed by three strokes after three rounds and would need brutal final rounds to catch him.
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1939 Bowling Meet Goes To Cleveland
Chicago UP Buonamo's all star Rochester moved into fourth place in the five man team standings in the American Bowling Congress tournament at the Coliseum with a score of 3000. Cleveland won the 1939 tournament over Buffalo by 326 to 231. John E. Davies elected president and Charles W. Cushing named treasurer to fill an expired term. The Herman Undertakers of St. Louis set the world tabulation high with 3797 series and 1325 best single game.
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John Henry Lewis Wins 10 Rounds Over Mignault
John Henry Lewis the light heavyweight champion defeated Bud Mignault of Brockton Massachusetts in a 10 round bout in St Paul. Lewis was fined 250 dollars by the Minnesota athletic commission for failing to report in St Paul 72 hours before the fight.
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Minnesota 8 Mississippi College 4 in twelve innings
College baseball results show Minnesota University defeats Mississippi College 8 to 4 in twelve innings. Ohio State edges Randolph Macon 8 to 6. A new shooting gallery using original film footage to simulate a forest target halts the film with a bright impact light when struck.
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Cubs Seen As Winner In National League
Cubs favored to win the National League pennant over the New York Giants, with modern betting odds and expert opinion placing Chicago first, Giants second, and St. Louis third. The piece analyzes team form, pitching depth, and key players like Davis and Hubbell, weighing each club’s chances amid a competitive field.
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Two Cornell Men Win In Mat Tourney
Oklahoma A and M led the way into the semis of the national collegiate wrestling championships with four quarterfinal winners Joe McDaniels 188 lb Fred Parkey 135 lb Stanley Henson 145 lb and Scrivens. Cornell had two victories Dale Brand 145 lb defeated Bill Renfro Southwestern Teachers and Bob Murray 126 lb won a referee’s decision over Woodrow Rorex.
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Real Estate Transfers In Cedar Rapids 1938 Registry
A compilation of numerous property transfers with buyers and sellers including Herbert Strang Harty Handhus W D SW 32 ft NE 40 ft and others in Central Park Brown's Hulls additions and Bever Woods Add plus shff's DW 60a and Acacia Cedar Memorial Park. Noted are grantees purchasers executors and life insurance related conveyances with nominal 1 dollar consideration and substantial recorded sums.
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College Boxing: Toriste Defeats West Virginia
Wisconsin fighter Toriste wins 7 to 1 over West Virginia in a college boxing match. The bout showcased strong offense from Toriste and a resilient WVU effort, highlighting from the Wisconsin team.
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