Cedar Rapids Country Club to Host Tough Iowa Amateur Test
Cedar Rapids Country Club plans for the Iowa amateur golf title in July include a rebuilt No 1 green and a new No 5 green. Tournament tees may lengthen holes fifty to sixty yards. The course features heavy wood, water hazards, and a 6335 yard layout with 18 holes, promising challenging scores for visitors and local contenders alike. No. 15 stands out as a long 560 yard par 5 with a creek along the fairway.
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Jones Returns in Augusta Meet But Watch Picard
Augusta Ga The Masters event looms with Bobby Jones aiming to defend his course record while Horton Smith last year’s winner and dark horse Henry Picard emerge. Jones’ returning form sparks jitters among pros as Picard, praised by Hagen as top prospect, challenges for a surprise finish.
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Harold McSpaden
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Augusta National Club
Sarazen
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Hagen
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Miami
Conrad Girls Cage Team Ends Season With Eleven Wins
Conrad high school girls basketball finished their season 11 wins in 15 starts with four losses. They defeated state finalists Wellsburg Grundy Center and Gilman in key games, including Wellsburg’s first home defeat in four years. Regulars Eileen Reynolds Gwendolyn Belz and Ruth Ann Thorman graduated, with season highlights noting wins over Beaman Green Mountain Grundy Center Newhall and a sectional showing.
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Grundy Center
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Newhall
Eileen Reynolds
Gwendolyn Belz
Ruth Ann Thorman
Beaman
Green Mountain
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Center
Tipton Track Team Spring Schedule Announced
Tipton high school unveils a spring track schedule under Coach Fred O Ekstrand with meets at Iowa City Mechanicsville Tipton Mount Vernon and Stanwood from April to May. Thirty boys have reported including Captain Lloyd Leibaugh Wilbur Will James Caster and others as top prospects in distance sprint hurdles and field events.
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Iowa City
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Stanwood
Mount Vernon
Tipton High
Lloyd Leibaugh
Wilbur Will
James Casterline
Lloyd Liem
Cliff Winter
Glenn , Stoltenberg
Harry Riley
Robert Pierce
Peppers Win From Squad 9 36 to 6 in YWCA Tourney
The Peppers defeated Squad 9 by 36 to 6 in the YWCA girls basketball tournament. The final game of the tournament pits TMTM against Peppers on Monday night. Lineup lists players from Squad 9 and Peppers with positions and captains.
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Helen Schaeffer
Esther Borshart
Maxine Gerber
Prances Schwarts
Martha Krob
Leona Novak
Sylvia Sanders
Ethel Gammon
Rita
Two Hawkeye Grads Get Coaching Jobs At Iowa City High
Iowa City school board announces two Hawkeye grads will coach next season. Herb P. Cormack, former Kansas State Teachers College athlete, becomes head football and tennis coach. Francis P. Merten, ex Iowa football and gymnastic star, will coach Little Hawk basketball and track. They will assist each other.
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Kansas State Teachers College
Francis P. Merten
University of Iowa
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Merten
Monticello
George Wells
Kirksville State Teachers College
Kirksville
Little Hawk
Wellman Opens Track Season at Ke-Wash Tourney
Wellman high school track team begins practice for the Ke-Wash meet at Washington under Washington junior college. About forty boys compete for sixteen events led by veterans Lewis Kehoe Brumback Brown Durian and Bull with Lewis and Kehoe top weight men. Several dual meets and a triangular with West Chester Brighton are listed.
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Wellman
Wellman High School
Washington
Washington Junior College
McIntosh
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Kehoe
Brumback
Brown
Durian
Bull
West Chester
Kalona
Webster
Brighton
Grinnell High Re-elected Leader and Conference Champion
T T Cranny of Grinnell high school was chosen president of the Central Iowa High School Athletic association for a third year at the group’s annual meeting. Grinnell won the 1934 35 basketball conference championship and remained undefeated. a 1935 36 schedule was adopted listing games against Newton Oskaloosa Boone Ames Marshalltown and Grinnell figures among others.
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T. T. Cranny
Grinnell High School
Central Iowa High School Athletic Association
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Ames
Marshalltown
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Peb
Luther Baseball Prospects Bright Again This Year
Luther College eyes another strong spring under coach S. S. Reque. Veteran players headline a deep roster with Crimmings back as a left hander, Nelson adding screwball depth, and Bergan and Rabbe among the pitchers. Catchers Munch and Steneshem anchor a solid battery while infield and outfield feature experienced vets. The Norsemen schedule includes twenty or more games this season.
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Norse
Jimmie Crimmings
Luther
Crimmings
Elmer Nelson
Forbes Bergan
Don Rabbe
Stan Munch
Arnie Steneshem
Norsemen
Grinnell Freshmen Earn Numerals in Sports
Forty seven Grinnell College freshmen earned numerals for football, basketball, and cross country based on attendance, competition, and academics. Winners include Cobble, Louns bury, Schlotterbeck for football, plus basketball and cross-country honorees. awards may hinge on class fundraising and scholastic makeup.
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Schlotterbeck
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Geise
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Pilling
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Ramsey
Sampson
Spence
Taylor
Thompson
Wittrock
Woodward
Dean
Lacy
LaMasney
Riley
Rodemeyer
Snow
Beales Squire
Trautwein
Tayor
Peavy
Chiodo
Deisbeck
Name Co-Captains For Grinnell Cage Team For 1935 36
Grinnell College honors Harve Oliphant Vinccnnes Ind and Julius Bauer Chicago Ill as co captains for 1935 36 with both juniors and set to compete next year Bauer centers Oliphant forwards Seven players to receive varsity letters after spring vacation Captain Dick Mason Harve Oliphant Julius Bauer Marion Frye Harry DuMont Gene Klepfer John McMurray graduate this spring leaving six to return next season
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Harve Oliphant
Vincennes
Ind
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Chicago
Bauer
Oliphant
Harold Anderson
Honor G Club
Dick Mason
Marion Frye
Harry DuMont
Gene Klepfer
John McMurray
Mason
Frye
DuMont
Diamondball Leaders Asked To Register
All Friendly Indian Pioneer and Comrade leaders are asked to register their teams in the diamondball league on Monday. No registrations will be accepted after Monday. The league will start April 15.
Sparkplugs Of Cubs Lindstrom and Galan Star In Grims Plan
George Kirkley profiles Chicago Cubs stars Freddy Lindstrom and Augie Galan. Lindstrom returns to third base after three years outfield, hitting .428 in exhibitions and striving for peak form. Galan, converted from infielder to left fielder, shines with .360 average and top speed, prompting Grimm to keep him atop the order.
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Waner
Lloyd
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Giants
City Ping Pong Tourney Set For April 6 At Y M C A
The city table tennis championship will be held on April 6 at the Y M C A to improve playing conditions. Play runs from 12 30 p m through the afternoon and evening with finals around 9 15 p m Entries must be filed by 6 p m Thursday Each event costs 25 cents and includes men and women singles men doubles and mixed doubles. At least five tables will be ready in the gymnasium with more if needed Expected turnout is about 100 competitors across four classes.
Wellman Golf Club Reelects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Wellman golf club reorganized for the coming season at its annual meeting. Wilbur Darnell was elected president, Russell Winegarden secretary and treasurer, with Harley Rugg and Glenn Smith named tournament officials. Plans to maintain the course were also outlined.
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Golf Club
Wilbur Darnell
Russell ‘Winegarden
Harley, Rugg
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