Fox Head Tavern Team Wins City Pin Title With 3065
Fox Head Tavern muscles to the city kegling championship with 3065 pins led by Frank Stanek 691 in singles and 628 from Loyal Ewoldt. Langham anchors all events with 1895 total including 657 team points, Langham-Hammar third in doubles, Fox DeLuxe fifth. Lincoln Alleys, Red Crown, Novak Amusement Machines also place high as awards and prize money near 1300 are to be distributed.
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Two More Minor Leagues Fold Up
Durham report says two more minor baseball leagues, the Cotton States and the Ohio State league, will not operate this year reducing the number of leagues to 31. President Bramham announced the decision Sunday night.
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Evans Tops In Iowa High School Tournament
Ottumwa Bulldogs land four of ten AP selections as first and second teams honor players from Ottumwa Davenport Nevada Spirit Lake. Bill Evans of Nevada earns standout status with 45 tournament points and 20 in one game.
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al Farrington
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Rollie Williams
Louis Menze
Iowa State
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Simpson Davenport
Jack Spencer
Cockerell
Southern Iowa Boys
Sam Byrd Captures Greensboro Open Golf Title
Sam Byrd of Ardmore Pennsylvania won the Greensboro Open with a 279 aggregate, earning $1,000. The former New York pitcher shot three under par over 72 holes, completing the final round with a 72. Ben Hogan of Hershey and Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago finished at 281, while Byron Nelson and Clayton Hearnes each posted 282.
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Toledo
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Siebert to Rejoin Mack's Athletics in Tucson
San Francisco report says holdout first baseman Dick Siebert will rejoin Connie Mack's Athletics in Tucson, Arizona, Tuesday or Wednesday. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed but Mack said both sides were completely satisfied.
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Davenport Blue Devils win Mississippi Valley track meet title
Davenport High School dazzled at the Mississippi Valley conference meet scoring 81 points to lead McKinley Cedar Rapids Dubuque Franklin Roosevelt Wilson with Franklin second 22 behind the winner. John Baxter set a meet record in the half mile 200.2. Carpenter and other standouts captured multiple events and Davenport swept all three relays.
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Rangers Hold Off Leafs to Narrow Series Gap
The New York Rangers defeated Toronto 3-1 to avoid elimination and trim the Maple Leafs lead in the Stanley Cup playoff series to 3-2. Detroit opened its semi final with Boston, winning 6-4.
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Exhibition Baseball Notes From Spring Games Across Florida and Georgia
A summary of exhibition baseball results and lineups from games across Florida and nearby states. Teams featured include Oakland, Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, Detroit, New York, Washington, Brooklyn, Cleveland, St. Louis, Chicago, Chicago (N), San Diego, and others with scorers and pitchers listed for several sketched contests.
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Ottumwa Bulldogs Triumph End Iowa State Cage Run
The 1942 Iowa state basketball championship saw Ottumwa defeat Davenport in the final, ending Davenport’s back-to-back title run. Ottumwa’s defense stifled Davenport’s fast-break style as controversy and dissension rumors followed Davenport from the season.
Local Cagers to Play In Iowa City Tourney
Two Cedar Rapids basketball teams travel to Iowa City for a benefit doubleheader Tuesday night The Standard Oilers meet an opponent in the first game and the Quaker Oats five face the Miller Truckers of Iowa City The Quaker lineup includes Groves Shanahan Zobl Delzell Pisarik Kitch and Floyd
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Cedar Rapids YMCA Teams Win State Volleyball Titles
Two Cedar Rapids YMCA volleyball teams competed in the Iowa City state meet earning a veterans division title and a third place in the varsity bracket. Veteran captain Jimmy Bell led players Roy Harger Fred Taylor Lee Winterberg Henry Gundling and Chuck Racer. Varsity roster included Lee Winterberg Sam Johnson Russ Knapp Bill Whipple Louie Hensley Leonard Dvorak Henry Gundling and John Hahn. The varsity squad fell to Oskaloosa and Des Moines but defeated Dubuque and Ottumwa in round robin play.
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Vast Sports Program Proposed to Aid Army and Navy Relief
A sweeping plan to raise funds for Army Emergency Relief and Navy Relief is envisioned with events across all sports and regions. Nearly a million dollars in lined up bets, including an Army Navy football game in Philadelphia for 1942 drawing around 100,000 fans and substantial proceeds. Boxing cards in New York, service teams facing major leaguers, and a national push of ball games, boxing, basketball and more are planned to bolster relief efforts.
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Fred Apostoli
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University High Wins Eastern Iowa Track Title
University High of Iowa City dominated the Eastern Iowa high school conference track meet in the Iowa City fieldhouse, scoring 38 34 points to top Anamosa 3214 and other schools. Kent won the 50-yard dash, Angerer led the mile, and the UH squad claimed multiple relay and field events with strong showings from Spohr, Habsbergen, and Larson.
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Fred Zeller
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Lehman
Ottumwa Crowds Rejoice Bulldogs State Champs Victory
Ottumwa fans greet the Bulldogs after a state championship win over Davenport. The team closed the season 29–1 with a 38.78 points per game scoring margin while opponents averaged 22.27.
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Missouri Gridders To Play Great Lakes Naval Team
Missouri Tigers, Big Six champions and 2 0 loss to Fordham in the Sugar Bowl, will face the Great Lakes Naval Training station football team on October 31 in St. Louis. Officials also negotiating a December 5 game with the Iowa City Naval Air Training station, likely in Kansas City or Columbia.
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Des Moines Man Named Permanent Drake Relays Starter
Karl Greenlee of Des Moines, longtime Iowa track official, has been appointed as permanent starter for the Drake Relays. He first served as official starter at the Drake carnival in 1941.
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