Brown's Post Vacancy Unfilled in Iowa High School Athletic Board
The Iowa High School Athletic Association board reports no selection yet for executive secretary to replace George A Brown who recently resigned. Lyle Quinn remains interim manager as audits begin and proposed changes to the council election process and governance are considered.
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Board of Control
Iowa High School Arletic Association
Hfe Jeter
Spirit Lake
Lyle Quinn
Secretari
Fomer
George A Brown
Independent Certified Public Accountants
Acc
C W Bangs
Manchester
Forrest Hagen
Allerton
E A Prehm
Northwood
Prince Pal
Schanl
Jook Gee
Wonadbines
Supt
Hostergand
Bloomfield
Representative Council
Partiahts
Prehm
Grimes
Monticello
Scores In Annual City Rowing Tournament
City witnesses tense rowing contest as teams battle for top honors in the annual event. Spectators see fierce finishes and notable performances from local clubs amid championship vibes.
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Cities headline
Exhibits show Cleveland and St Louis teams posting partial wins in Atlanta Rochester and Havana tour stops. Games feature pitchers Barby Eisenstat Warneke and Shoun with noted line scores and key hits by Cooper Johnson Dickson and Beazley across multiple venues including West Palm Beach and Havana Cuba.
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Cleveland
Atlanta «Sa
Barby, Eisenstat
Hemsley de
Sautels
Ventura Nowak
Chapman
Richards, Crompton
West Palm Beach
Fla
St Louis
Rochester Ibs
Warneke Shoun
Padgett Berls
Yarewick
Col
Evans Bowman
Oden
Houston
TEX Brooxton
Hostan
Cooo
Davis
Owen Warhol Ferensky
Heath Burmeister
San Antonio
TEX St Louis
Bestan
Lawson
Gatehouse
Grace Salvo
Erckson
Berres
Havana
Cuba
Earlville High Wins Both Genders In Season Finale
Earlville High boys beat the town team 28 20 and the girls win 38 30 in the season finale. The victory closes the locals season with both squads claiming wins.
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Earlville
Earlville High School
Earlville High
Carlson Leads ABC Bowling Singles. Kelly Tops All Events
Martin Carlson of Rockford Ill jumps to first in singles with 730 as Hilla Kallas of Milwaukee trails by 12. Harold Kelly of South Bend Indiana leads all events with 2013, surpassing last year’s mark. Hafner fires 288 in final game for high single of tournament so far.
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ST Paul
Minn
Martin Carlson
Rockford
Hilla Kallas
Milwaukee
Carlsons
Ray Brown
Terre Haute
Ind
Detroit
Carlson
Harold Kelly
South Bend
ABC
Kelly
Fred Fischer
Buffalo
Kall
George Tishock
Tishock
Robert Hafner
Dayton
Hafner
Rockford Wi
Hetla Kallas
James Berado
Chicago
Edward Bork
Hammond
Herold Kelly
George
Raiders Camp Outlook Brightens for Three Eye Play
The Raiders roster prospects show depth across positions with Mike Blaze leading catchers, Henry Semezak at short, Carl Fiore at third, and strong pitching options including Stan Gehrke and Forrest Thompson. Roster hopes hinge on solid infield veterans, multiple outfielders, and a flood of pitchers from spring training.
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Mike Blaze
Cedar Rapids
Newport
Ark
Portsmouth
Carl Wessels
Harry Stocher
Flint
Springfield
Carl Fiore
Henry Semezak
Fargo
Wilkes-Barre
Stan Gehrke
Southpaw
Forrest Thompson
Mich
Red Embree
Gehrke
Carl Williamson
Tyler
Yex
Jap Vyolroi
Fargo-Moorhead
Robert Lange
Wilton Junction
George Hooks
Lowell Schellhose
Urbana
Walter Lauricch
Wisconsin
George Rierct
Tucson
Ariz
Harold Kleine
St. Louis
Fancy Southpaw
del Jones
Clint Connatser
Roy Rolfe
Tsegion
Fat Secrey
Little Rock
Jack Whipple
Yakima
Wash
Ollie Marquardt
Hank Heller
Chicago
Cordello
Walter Kordenbrock
Charleston
W. Va
Bob Hershey
Elmer Sidle
Raiders
Allie Reynolds
Paul Calvert
Jim Garvin
Iowans Eliminated In National AAU Wrestling Meet
Ray Stone formerly of Iowa State College, 134 pounds, was eliminated in the fifth round at New York in the National AAU wrestling tournament after a first upset over Burl Jennings of Michigan State. Gerald Leeman at 118 pounds won a fifth round decision over Emanuel Maier after earlier bouts, including a 721 body press against Sheridan Banner. Stone had upset Jennings in the previous round but was later defeated by Doug Lee of Baltimore, ending his run.
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New York
Ray Stone
Iowa State College
Gerald Leeman
Joe McDaniels
Paul's Valley
Oklo
Osage, Jr
Leeman
Emanuel Maier
West Side
Sheridan
Stone
Jennings
Doug Lee
Baltimore
Cubs Option Clay Bryant To Tulsa
Clay Bryant, veteran Cubs right hander, was optioned Saturday to Tulsa of the Texas league. He initially refused to report, planning to return home to Zanesville Ohio, but later bought a ticket to Tulsa. Bryant joined the Cubs in 1935 and posted 19 wins for the 1938 pennant club.
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New York
Clay Bryant
Chicago Cubs
Tulsa
Flinger
Zanesville
Bryant
Cubs
Junior Tankers Edge Clinton in Close Home Meet
Cedar Rapids junior A and B swim teams defeated Clinton Tankers 68 to 64 in a tight local pool meet. Local star Kenneth Marsh broke state and pool marks with multiple top finishes including a 100-yard freestyle record, while the junior B squad swept most events except Clinton’s 40-yard backstroke.
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Cedar Rapids
Clinton Tankers
Kenneth Marsh
George Elliott
Frank Howland
John Condon
Marsh
Elliott
Condon
Mikas
Hassett
Clinton
Jack Dalziel
John Stark
Iowa U
Iva Carrithers
Tlinots U
Judd
Chuck Gibson
Bob Moore
Clinton Peterson
Kramer
Nelson
Prices
Dalziel
Yrakle
Brooks
Morse
Eliott
Howland
Condo
Hassett Cl
Griffith Tcri
Drake
Howes
Woods
Rust
Rust CR
Peterson
Gardner
Detterman
Price
Cedar Replds
Griffith
Divine
Morrison
McDonald Ci
Ritchie
State Knights of Columbus bowling awards announced
Prize awards for the annual state Knights of Columbus bowling tourney were announced by Sam Dale. Top good-bowling money went to Louie’s Clothes Shop Cedar Rapids for $35 with Enzler Luggage sharing next at $5. Local doubles winners were R. Loufer and E. Bartosh for $12, and Enzler and Enzler for $2. Singles prizes totaled $26 with various players each receiving small amounts. The total packpot reached $51.00.
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R. Loufer
E. Bartosh
G Scolaro
R. Loufek
S. F. Dale
Iowa Loop Plans 1942 Cage Tournament
Iowa conference coaches directed Commissioner Ed Moore Jr to propose a loop basketball tournament for 1942. Committees meet in Dubuque May 16 and 17 to consider a plan where all teams play three games during the holidays.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ed Moore, Jr
Waterloo
Dubuque
Davenport Captures Iowa Cage Title in OT Thriller
Casey Stengel discusses his Boston Bees lineup and pitching depth as Davenport wins the state cage title in a close overtime finish. The Bees, boosted by Dahlgren and Miller, face competition from Mason City and Everly-Cromwell in a crowded field, with several rookies and prospects vying for roster spots.
Cromwell Cadets Upset Mason City For Third In State Tourney
Cromwell’s Class B Cadets upset Mason City 36 to 24 sealing third place at Drake Field House. Rex Mullen led Cromwell with 15 points while Dick Oulman fouled out for Mason City as Cromwell surged after a slow start.
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Cromwell
Iowa
Mason City
Dick Oulman
Oulman
Rex Mullen
Clarinda
Bill Barbour
Wass
McLaughlin
Barbour
Chapman
Brown
Mullin
Demarco
Warrison
D. Oulmen
Moore
Harrer
Blazek
Holman
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Shipley
Eine
Sutherlande
Mettler
Ano
G. Oulman
Klein
Mettler Cromwell
Mebachin
Harrison
Crinnell
C. T. Baldwin
Maryville
Start Rolling in City Bowling Meet
In the city bowling meet scores rolled across classes. Flack led with 236 149 178 563 and teammate 185 138 179 503. Hart Boileau and K Thompson posted 929 in class D doubles. S Tower led singles with 592, while Carl Kirwin topped class A with 560. Other top B scores included Layton 846 Clark 536 Helscher 523 Barnoske 508. Colby 523 topped B Os borne 493. H Boileau 439 in D.
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Tg Collins
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Hoiseneas
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Pope
R. Gazette
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Barney Knowles
Crandic Paul Brown
Oren Bussess
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Laute Lanzexaser
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Joe Lazio
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Linkenback
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Dyson
Baumzartner
Keena
Kennedy
Sime Se Bil Moeller
Cedar Rapids Alto Supply
Hubbard Ice and Fret. Co
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Curtis
Racroft
Stransky
Loege
Groth
Lee Ee
Freeerire
Zentsek
Baxter Motors
Jensen
Cedar Rapids
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Rey Serovy
Maly i
Jenna Mahen
Louie's Clothes Shop
Flack
Hart Boileau
K. Thompson
S. Tower
Carl Kirwin
Don Sullivan
Layton
Clark
Helscher
Barnoske
R. Colby
Osborne
H. Boileau
Immaculate Conception Juniors Win YM Boys Cage Title
The Immaculate Conception junior basketball team captured the YM boys title by defeating Y-Arrow 25 to 13. In the consolation, St Berchman beat Pepsi-Cola 11 to 8 for third place. Bob Russell led I C with 10 points and strong rebounding, aided by Louis Stramel and Mike Thomas.
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St. Berchman
Pepsi-Cola
Bob Russell
I. C
Louis Stramel
Mike Thomas
Shanahan
Krumbeholz
Pepsi
St. Berchman's
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T-Arrows
Thomas
Kapountala Barnes
OlKima
Stramel
Blake
Rozek
McLaud
Russell
Seldana
Grady
Callen
Hill
Gurney Day
Hunnicutt
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