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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1938

Page

7

Legion junior baseball schedule opens April 12

Six teams begin the American Legion Junior season April 12 in Hanford with Cedar Rapids defending state winners. New sponsor BuPane Gas Co. joins the field along with Cities Service McKinley Armstrongs Immaculate Conception St. Wenceslaus Hubbard Ice and Roosevelt Hotel. Roy Olson released the schedule predicting strong interest.

American Legion Roy Olson Hanford Post Committee Cedar Rapids Bupane Gas Co Roosevelt Otto Kohl Bupone Gas Company Kohl Cities Service McKinley School Armstrong’s Immaculate Conception St. Wenceslaus Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company Franklin School Roosevelt Hotel Wilson School Smulekoff's St. Patrick's Hubbard Ice Roosevelt F Smulekoff Bupane Gas Armstrongs Smuleko Smulekoffs aArmstrongs

Lone Tree Honors Football and Cage Teams at Banquet

Ninety attended a turkey dinner in the Methodist church hosted by the Business Men's association honoring Lone Tree football and basketball squads. Rev Ward Hatfield led toasts, with talks from local figures and a guest from the University of Iowa. Letters and certificates were awarded to team members. Coach Alsip received a table radio as thanks.

Lone Tree Methodist Church Business Men’s Association Ward Hatfield E. C. Green Stanley Keeler Joe Gaeta Creighton Workman Rayner Burge Maynard Hudachek Harold Schuessler Harry Baker Maynard Swails Gerald Brinkmeyer Gayle Toland Honary Bill Platt Alsip

Industrial Softball League Plans Season Rules Adopted

The Cedar Rapids Industrial Softball League met Friday night and adopted season rules. Three outsiders per team are allowed, steel spikes are banned and rubber cleats required. About eleven teams, including Pee Office, Chevrolet, Cedar Rapids Auto Supply, Merchants National Bank, Iowa Steel, Parks, Briardale Grocery, Speeder machinery, Allen Motors, Standard Tire, and The Gazette, are in. The executive committee will meet next Thursday to adopt the official ball. Eligibility lists must be in with Nevin Nichols by April 25, and the season starts May 2.

Industrial League Cedar Rapids Softball Association Alreday Eeene Pee Office Chevrolet Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Merchants National Bank Iowa Steel Parks Briardale Grocery Speeder Peachinery Allen Motors Standard Tire the Gazette Playground Commission Nevin Nichols

Lon Warneke Seeks to Pitch Long Time in Baseball

In a chat from St. Petersburg Lonnie Warneke of the St. Louis Cardinals discusses pitching as a career. He aims to keep pitching while paid, notes his 118-70 record in seven seasons, and praises the sport, teammates, and managers. He downplays catching issues and rivalry with Dizzy Dean, emphasizing personal focus and loyalty to the Cardinals.

George Kirkley ST. Petersburg Fla Lonnie Warneke St. Louis Cardinals Lonnie Detroit Lon Warneke Cubs Cards Carl Hubbell Dizzy Dean Hubbell Melton Turner Fette Cardinals Dizzy Diz Sam Breadon Frankie Frisch

Clayton County Meet Dates Are May 28-30

Special to The Casette reports thirteen Clayton County high schools enter the annual baseball tournament to be held in Volga City May 28 29 and 30 with pairings set in both upper and lower brackets. Strawberry Point and Volga City have byes in the upper bracket while Monona faces Luana and Edgewood meets Garnaville. In the lower bracket Marquette has the bye, Elkport plays Littleport, Guttenberg meets McGregor, and Elkader tangles with Farmersburg, with Farmersburg the defending champion.

Elkader Clayton County Volga City Strawberry Point Monona Luana Edgewood Garnaville Marquette Elkport Littleport Guttenberg McGregor Farmersburg

Local Athlete John I Smith Takes Third In Big Ten Meet

John I Smith, a University of Minnesota sophomore and former Grant high school student, earned his first varsity letter by taking third place in the Big Ten tumbling meet. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George C Smith of 1333 Fifth Street NW.

John I. Smith University of Minnesota Grant Gopher School George C. Smith Fifth Street NW

Bowlers Show Leaders In A Wide Scoring Turf

League leaders for the bowling season are listed with top two players from each league, noting some leaders were surpassed in fewer games. Names span both men and women with scores from the 180s down to the 110s in afternoon leagues, highlighting long-time pinsetters and aspiring "Future Bowlers" along with several women top scorers in lighter leagues.

Ossie Andersen Paul Lenk Darrel Holmes P. Morrison Leta Nezerka Pauline Rook Goldie Hooke Lola Baker Marie James Lydia Olson Twinkle Slaughter Ruth Caldwell Jesse Laurence Robert Kepler Billie Sturtz Irene Sturdivan Helen Kroulik

Bowling Scores in Knights of Columbus Tournament at Lincoln Alleys

Concluding games in the Knights of Columbus state tournament run at 2 p.m. with three Dyersville teams, three from Cedar Rapids, and two from Clinton slated to compete. Morning doubles and singles feature players from Dyersville and Cedar Rapids, while Red Crown Three league standings show three top teams led by Baker and Patton, Red Jackets, and Three Stars. Next Thursday is deadline for two city tournaments with events starting April 3 for men and women, plus a Sunday mixed doubles series ongoing.

Knights of Columbus Dyersville Cedar Rapids Clinton Lincoln Alleys P. Henkel M. A. Jenks Emil Link al Wachter A. C. Link R. T. Hefferman Joseph Marold L. Pettinger Sam Palumbo John Scolaro Baker and Patton Jean Clark Lola Baker Marie James Red Jackets Katherine Alton Pat Jackson Gene Erickson Mathilda Schirm Hilda Moeller Marie Bruns Red Crown Tacoma Wash Gus Scolaro

Norway High Baseball Schedule Announced

NORWAY The following baseball schedule has been arranged for the Norway high school team. April 1 Newhall there. April 12 Van Horne here. April 19 Newhall here. April 22 Van Horne there. April 30 Welfords here. May 28 County tournament. May 10 atord there.

Norway High Norway Newhall van Horne Eo -Welfords Sprit Aitord

Wapsie Valley League Heads Meet April 4

ALBURNETT The Wapsie Valley league will hold a meeting at Alburnett Monday evening April 4. Four teams have reentered the league for the coming season, Winthrop, Quasqueton, Coggon, and Alburnett. Four new teams will be taken in at this meeting.

Alburnett Wapsie Valley League Winthrop Quasqueton Coggon

Paul Dean Says He Has Plenty of Cash

United Press report from Tampa notes Paul Dean and family can subsist on a dollar a day with $10,000 in the bank. The piece covers Spring Training chatter about Pepper Martin, Joe Medwick, Dolph Camilli, Joe Cronin, and others, plus remarks on DiMaggio, McCarthy, and looming pennant totals. It highlights the i dea that clubs in Florida have not yet lost training days and mentions Mike McKechnie led rosters and Casey Stengel comments on Al Lopez.

Tampa Fla Pepper Mickey Cochrane Philadelphia Athletics Joe Medwick Medwick Joe Joe Cronin Red Sox Dolph Camilli Brooklyns Clearwater Dodgers Larry MacPhail Judge Landis Cincinnati Cardinals Florida Cincinnati Reds Louisiana Texas Redlegs Will McKechnie Yankees Joe DiMaggio Joe McCarthy Washington Zeke Bonura Senators Casey Stengel al Lopez Bradenton Jack Dempsey Army Uncle Sam

Elkader High Baseball opens practice with six lettermen

Elkader High begins practice as Coach Lyle Shroyer lists six returning lettermen Bente Scheffert Mentzel Rugland I Rugland Rogers plus new players Oelke McLain Hughes Keanneally Strandford. Eight games scheduled before county tournament starting April 12 at Strawberry Point. opponents Monona Littleport Dyersville Farmersburg and the county tourney at Volga City May 28 29 30.

Elkader Lyle Shroyer Bente Scheffert Mentzel I. Rugland W. Rugland Rogers Timber Oelke McLain Hughes Keanneally Strandford Strawberry Point Monona Littleport Dyersville Farmersburg Volga City

Forty-Two Report For Track At Reinbeck Hi

Reinbeck high school reports forty-two boys on the track squad led by Rusty Robert. The Rams field a balanced lineup with Eslinger Boege Miller Stock Bean Watson Meewes Taylor Volkens Albert s. Dual meets and a schedule include April 23 teachers college relays April 30 open May 7 Iowa Cedar league meet May 14 district meet and May 2 state meet. Intramural baseball starts April 12.

Reinbeck Rams Rusty Robert Eslinger Boege Miller Stock Bean Watson Meewes Taylor Volkens Alberts Teachers College

Red Grange Recovers From Serious Illness

Hall of Fame back Red Grange, 34, has recovered from a serious illness and returned home to Oak Park after an operation believed to save his life. He credits football and his Bears coaching stint for his rally, and jokes about avoiding hospital in years past.

Hicago Harold “Red” Grange Illinois Chicago Bears Bo Vais VE Jid Anvil Wissel Olala Oak Park Lyle Grange Green Bay Packers Big Cal Hubbard Grange Bears University of Illinois

Iowa Valley League Heads Draw Up Plans

Atkins Iowa The Iowa Valley league directors met to prepare for the fourth season with Harry Wickham Newhall elected president Clarence Em manuel Norway as vice president Fay H. Davis Watkins as secretary and treasurer The league will keep its fourteen game schedule with clubs Atkins Blairstown Keystone Newhall Norway Van Horne Watford and Watkins The Shaughnessy playoff format replaces the split season An open date July 3 will host the annual all star game Umpires John Pederson Paul Blake Arthur Bliss and Russell Krause were chosen George Schultz Watford manager received a league championship pennant for 1937 The league schedule will be released in about two weeks

Atkins Iowa Valley League Harry Wickham Newhall Clarence Emmanuel Norway Fay H. Davis Watkins Blairstown Keystone van Horne Watford Shaughnessy John Pederson Paul Blake Arthur Bliss Russell Krause George Schultz

Sulek And Bisenius Of Iowa Ball Team Unable To Make Trip

Iowa City and Cascade veterans Emil Sulek and Edwin Bisenius will miss the spring road trips due to pressing school work. Coach Otto Vogel plans Sulek as a pitcher to ease the mound shortage, with Bisenius handling infield and outfield duties as the season opens.

Sulek and Bisenius Iowa Trip Iowa City Emil Sulek Edwin Bisenius Cascade Iowa University Otto Vogel Sulek

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