Hawkeye Nine Eyes Season Past Record in 1941 Outlook
Iowa hopes to equal last season’s eight and three Big Ten mark and 20–3–1 overall as coach Otto Vogel builds around six veterans and numerous prospects. The article lists key players, replacements, and a complex roster mix as the Hawkeyes plan a spring and early-season slate culminating in a Big Ten schedule and Notre Dame series.
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Hawkeye
Day
Otto Vogel
Iowans
City
INS
Sun
Warren Smith
Buffalo
Norman Hawkins
Conesville
Raymond Koehnk
Moneta
Max Landes
Marhalltown
Bill Welp
Bancroft
John Brueckner
Dyersville
Hawkins
Erwin Prasse
Jim George
Andy Kantor
Iowa
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Southwest Louisiana Institute
Louisiana Teachers
Notre Dame
Upper Iowa
Big Ten
Indiana
Luther
Minnesota
Chicago
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Western State
Michigan State
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Arrangements Begun For Ten Major Golf Tourneys Next Year
Preliminary plans set dates for ten major golf events along Florida east coast sites. In St Augustine events include Winter championship January 26 30 and National Amateur club champions championship February 16 21. Ormond Beach hosts Ormond Beach championship February 10 14 and Women’s South Atlantic March 3 7. Palm Beach Lake Worth tournament January 12 16 South Florida championship February 2 6 and both Palm Beach women’s and men’s championships February 9 13.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
INS
Florida
Florida East Coast
Ormond Beach
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
South Florida
Mechanicsville Maroons Hand Cedar Rapids Allen Motor 66 29
Mechanicsville Maroons dominated Cedar Rapids Allen Motor 66 to 29 Thursday night. Jackson led Mechanicsville with 18 points while Bailey scored 14 for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Motor Company
Cedar Rapids
Mechanicsville Maroons
Maroons
Jackson
Mechanicsville
Bailey
Allied Industrial Golf Plans Touched and Told
At the first Allied Industrial golf league meeting at the MCA George Harless of Quaker Oats was elected end Charman Henry Adams of LaPlant Choate as vice chairman B H Keese of Panick Ford was elected secret Larise treasure Representatives from nine local firms attended planning a season of about twenty six four man teams Play begins in May and runs to August The 1910 and 1941 champions Wilson Company Wholesale Market led by Barney McPartland Bill McPartland Harry Tate and Charles Schimberg seek a third title with challengers already sharpening clubs for the defense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Industrial Golf League
M.C.A
George Harless
Quaker Oats Company
Charman Henry Adams
LaPlant-Choate Company
B. H. Keese
Panick & Ford
Cits
Kenmore
Wilson & Company
Barney McPartland
Bill McPartland
Harry Tate
Charles Schimberg
Postville High Baseball Team Starts Drills
Postville High begins practice as 30 candidates audition for spots on the 1941 Postville Pirates with six returning veterans from last season’s semi final run. Coach Ivan Blackmer plans nine games plus two tournaments as workouts start in the gym until the diamond dries. The squad includes pitchers Arbe Bareis and Frank Tchel, infielders Don Davenport Lloyd Palmer Jack Sanders Ray Brainard Kenneth Looney, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville Pirates
Ivan Blackmer
Arbe Bareis
Don Davenport
Llnyd Palmer
Jack Sanders
Ray Brainard
Kenneth Looney
Frank Tchel
Jefthander
Blackmer
Eddleman Drops 888 Points in 19 Games at Centralia High
Dwight Eddleman of Centralia High School scored 888 points across 19 basketball games, averaging 22.2 points per game as reported from Centralia, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia, Ill
Dwight Eddleman
Centralia High School
Boxing legends weigh in on Louis era and future
Prominent boxing figures including Jack Kearns Jimmy Johnston James Braddock and Jack Dempsey discuss Joe Louis era. They critique management and promoters speculate on future bouts training and talent, with Bets on Bettina and Braddock aiming for Louis. They praise Louis as a great fighter and forecast new heavyweights emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Melio Bettina
Billy Conn
Dempsey
Willard
Bettina
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Badminton Meet Set by Cedar Rapids Y M C A
Cedar Rapids Y M C A and Y W C A announce a badminton tournament for April 23 and 25 in two classes A and B open to city players. Events include men's and women's singles doubles and mixed doubles with awards for winners and runners up. Class A winner may advance to the Iowa Open in Des Moines in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Y. Ww. CG. Az
Dorothy Svec
Hugh DeWeees
Bob Moody
John Palmer
Christine Bjornsen
Leon Serbousch
Gurney Day
Mary Helen Williams
He Rolls Wins Arkansas Derby At Oaklawn Park
He Rolls, the brown gelding owned by Mrs Von Naves, won the $5,000 added Arkansas Derby by a neck over Doingsbehs Oakmont amid a spill that unseated Cruickshank and Taul Keiper. Oakmont’s Kennth McComb filed a stewards claim, but it was rejected after a lengthy deliberation.
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Hot Springs Ark
Ins
von Naves
Macking
Oakmont
Oaklawn Park
Bonus Cruickshank
Taul Keiper
Aljack
FP Abercaive
Alrach Netther
Kenneth McCombhs
Fedl
Immediate
Outfielder Phi Cavarrella Debuts with Kenagon Cubs
At age 24 Phi Cavarrella has joined the Kenagon Cubs after years of development with the organization. The move signals a new era for the club as it seeks stability in its outfield lineup. Cavarrella brings speed and contact hitting potential to the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Angeles
NFA
Phi Cavarrella
Kenagon Cubs
Wien
Meyer
Fiechon
Syed Puida
Elf
Rome
Esther
Yang
Trout Stocking Plans Dominate Regional Conservation Report
The state conservation commission will stock about 150 900 legal size trout this season in streams across Linn and surrounding counties. Stocking targets include seven to 12 inch fish in multiple named creeks and rivers. The report notes a 50 percent increase over prior years and highlights a conservation movie shown to Linn County Fish and Game Club members.
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Cooper
Backbone Park
State Conservation Commission
Linn County Fish and Game Club
Cedar Rapids Forms Junior Softball League Under YMCA
The Cedar Rapids Softball Association plans a Junior League for ages under 15, run with YMCA Bays Department and playground commission cooperation. Teams include Community House YMCA and several churches. an entry fee of 1 will apply and two official balls will be adopted. A protest rule imposes a 3 fee with time limits, and the next executive meeting is set for April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Playground Commission
Ymca Bays Department
YMCA
Tuckie Saftball League
Community Hoane
MCA
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Methodist
Othe Teteca
Association
Association Treasury
Ase Sackition Treasury
Pheasant Restocking Drive Underway in Linn County Town
A state program plans to release 1200 pheasants raised from two weeks to ten weeks old at brooder facilities and on fenced areas. Farmers may contact the local conservation officer to verify suitable cover and food before release. The Town Sportsmen show opens in Des Moines from March 30 to April 6 with an engaging program for all sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tann
Linn
Des Moines
Considine Anticipates Big Baseball Ruckus
Considine forecasts a major baseball clash as talks and contracts loom. The piece outlines a heated dispute over league rules and potential implications for players and teams, with ongoing meetings and calls for a swift resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Considine
Hogan Still Leads In Open Meet Drama
Fragmentary OCR text describes Hogan competing at an open meet with scattered notes on scoring and placements. Mentions of players, events, and possible results suggest a track or golf context with inconsistent details and many garbled names.
Semi-Pros Seek To Stimulate Hitting
The piece notes a plan by organizers led by Ray Dumont to award the lend ig te of 1947 on the National baseball congress to semi pro players. It states six teams will participate and emphasizes action over preferential weed baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Poere Ray Dumont
Draft Board Defers Shortstop Rizzuto
New York CABPOL Route reports the draft board deferred shortstop Rizzuto with a 3-1 classification based on his identity as a 22 seated star drafted days earlier but kept secret until Saturday night. Ken Schneider of New York defeated Clary Ehlers of Milwaukee 21-17, 21-17 to win the Junior AAUV handball championship in New Orleans.
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New York
New Orleans
la Ti
Ken Schneider
New Yok
Clary Ehlers
Milwaukee
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Vogel
Jimmy George
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Cumberland
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Ely
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Remsen
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Macedonia
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N. J
Frank Kocur
Slater
Bob Cook
St. Louis
Tom Farmer
Ben Trickey
Marshalltown
Clarence Dunagan
George Knight
Allied Industrial Golf Plans
Harless
Adams
Keese
Postville High
Castalla
Luana
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Allamakee
Clermont
Wankon
Monone
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Lansing
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Thompson Photo
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Max Baer
Freddie Steeif
Ray Carlen
John Haluska
Pennsylvania
Gus Dorazio
Joe Laus
Haluska
Joe
Jack Root
Jack Fweruley
Thompson
Wilson High School
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Delorus Woods
Charles Havlik
Earl Beck
Arkansas
CUB
Clayton
Delaware
Nichuane Vavette
Howard Jones
Mitchell Winneshick
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Big Chief
Fanciis
By Bor Considine
Hogan
Desoto
Plymouth
Wagner Motor Co's
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Wagner's
Wagner Motor Co
Wagner Meter Company
Rizzuto
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