Landis to Decide Henrich Status in Free Agent Question
The Henrich case centers on the Milwaukee outfielder seeking clarified baseball status to be named a free agent. Judge Landis arrived for Thursday's hearing, with Evans questioned by Bradley over alleged ethical breaches. Bradley claims Cleveland has no title to Henrich while Giants manager Terry signals a $20,000 bid if Henrich is declared a free agent.
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NEW Orleans
Tom Henrich
Milwaukee
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Billy Evans
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Henrich
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Club
Evans
Cleveland
Little Rock
Landis
Bradley
Zanesville
Ralph Winegarner
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Gulfport
Miss
Giants
State Outdoor Meet Set for May 22 in Iowa
DES MOINES AP The 32nd annual outdoor state high school track and field meet will be held May 22 with site chosen at the next board meeting. Eight district meets May 15 determine finalists. district baseball tournaments May 7 and 8 select teams for the state championship at Manson May 21 and 22.
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DES Moines
George A. Brown
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Board of Control of
the Athletic Association
Iowa State College
Brown
Manson
Mohawks and Flying Dutchmen Triumph in Monday Wins
The Mohawks of St. Pauls Friendly Indians beat the First Presbyterian Blackhawks 28 to 4. St Pauls Flying Dutchmen edged the Kosticaronians of Roosevelt School 45 to 43 on Monday night.
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Mohawks
St. Paul's
Friendly Indians
First Presbyterian Blackhawks
St. Paul’s
Flying Dutchmen
Kosticaronians
Roosevelt School
Winthrop Teams End Strong Seasons In County Tournaments
Winthrop high boys posted 14 wins and 7 losses, winning the county consolation game and losing eight. Key players Bob Allyn and Jess Statson will graduate. Girls, in their first season, won nine of seventeen and captured the county consolation game, reaching semis in the sectional at Center Point. Graduates include Donna Arnold Jean Walton Shirley Peck Marion Postel Marie Cook. Dorothy Hester and Beulah Posel return as regulars.
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The
Gazette
Winthrop
Winthrop High
Bob Allyn
Jess Statson
Center Point
Donna Arnold
Jean Walton
Shirley Peck
Marion Postel
Marie Cook
Dorothy Hester
Beulah Posel
Dick Raines to face Strongbow on Thursday wrestling card
Texas outlaw Dick Raines returns to the Memorial coliseum to tackle Jules Strongbow as semi windup for the main event featuring Irish Jack Donovan and Scotty Dawkins. Raines has a history of trouble including a brawl with a customer and a pending assault case. Carlson Johnson meets Whitey Koopman in the opener.
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Dick Raines
Coliseum
The
Law
Raines
Eddie Jennings
Jules Strongbow
Memorial Coliseum
Jack Donovan
Scotty Dawkins
Edinburgh
Scotland
Minneapolis
Strongbow
Jennings
Carlson Johnson
University of Minnesota
Whitey Koopman
Duluth
State Indoor Prep Track Meet Entries Rise
Iowa City Iowa event lists 117 athletes from 13 high schools for the state indoor track meet at the Iowa field house this Saturday. Clinton leads with 25 entrants, while University high of Iowa City has 20, followed by Oskaloosa 14 and Fort Madison 12.
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Gazette
Iowa City
George T. Bresnahan
Iowa Field House
Clinton
University High of
Oskaloosa
Fort Madison
Grinnell
Ottumwa
Pella
Lyons
Keota
Garner
Creston
Britt
New London
City Church League Title Game Wednesday at McKinley
The City Church League title games feature First Evangelical Pioneers vs Church of Brethren Pioneers at 7:00 pm and First Evangelical Comrades vs Bethel A M E on the 8:00 pm slot. Season tickets are not valid. admission is 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for students.
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Comrade Church
McKinley
First Evangelical Pioneers
Church of Brethren Pioneers
First Evangelical Comrades
Bethel A. M. E
First Evangelical
James Puryear
Jack Schultz
Jim Walker
Lloyd Schuknecht
Richard Cox
Charles Swope
Paul Roth
Jim Holton
Bud Valenta
Gail Schwartz
Don Harmon
Rex Herman
Dale Jones
Carl Johnson
Earl Kee
Ralph Cutler
Russell Ferguson
Millard Washington
Arthur Moore
Rudolph Simms
Leroy Overall
Robert Johnson
Amity Blakey
Eugene Davis
Eugene Dorsey
Earl Carr
Harold
Henry In Line For His Ninth Illinois Letter
Wil bur Henry, a blond husky athlete, appears set to win his ninth major letter at the University of Illinois, the first to do so since 1920. He stars on the Illini baseball team and has three monograms in football and basketball and two in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign, Ill
Wilbur Henry
University of Ilinois
Henry
Illini
Illinois
Burt Ingwersen
Northwestern University
Benton, Ill
Hanley May Coach Cleveland Pro Eleven
Dick Hanley former Northwestern head coach is considering a Cleveland Rams coaching post. He conferred with Rams president Homer Marshall in Cleveland on Sunday as the NFL franchise moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hanley
Cleveland
Chicago
Northwestern University
Cleveland Rams
Hanley
Rams
Homer Marshall
Toledo High Awards Letters To Eight Men
Toledo High School honored eight basketball players with letters. Co Captains Harold Blake and Charles Maplethorpe led the group along with Porter Whetstine Perry Moore Clifton Spears Virgil Beck Dick Bolt and Rolland Benson as Coach Irvin Thompson presented the awards.
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Gazette
Toledo
Toledo High School
Harold Blake
Charles Maplethorpe
Porter Whetstine
Perry Moore
Clifton Spears
Virgil Beck
Dick Bolt
Rolland Benson
Irvin Thompson
City Briefs and Personals Roundup
Harry Grinniwig of Royal hotel was fined ten dollars and costs in police court for intoxication. Rev. J. Quirin of Britt Iowa visits friends of the late Msgr Kopscky and Paul and Joe Lattner. Master Masons to attend B O Tapper funeral services at Turner chapel. Heroes of 76 group to hold semiannual dinner and degree work at Montrose hotel Friday. J F Currell officer of the day. Mrs Ann Rezac treated after pelvic fracture from a fall, later returned home by ambulance.
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Harry Grinniwig
Royal Hotel
Rev. J. Quirin
Britt, Ia
Msgr. Kopscky
Duncan, Ia
Paul and
Joe Lattner
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
B. O. Tapper
Turner Chapel
Thomas H. Benton
The
Heroes of ’76
National Sojourners
Montrose Hotel
J. F. Currell
Ann Rezac
Fourteenth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Rezac
Cedar Rapids Boys Band Drum Corps Practice Tonight
Cedar Rapids Boys Band and Drum and Bugle corps members meet at 7 15 tonight at the YMCA for practice for those entering the Omaha competition on June 10.
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Cedar Rapids
Y.M.C.A
Omaha
Travel photos shown at Canopus club luncheon
Robert O. Bickel presented motion pictures from a trip to the east coast at the Roosevelt hotel luncheon hosted by the Canopus club. The show was arranged through the courtesy of the civic affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bickel
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Vagrancy case against Donald Hadsell continued in court
Donald Hadsell 34 of 703 F Avenue NW had the vagrancy case continued for three months in Justice Reed's court. He was released on his own bond after authorities found he would have a job for three months. He had been fined 10 dollars and costs in police court Friday for intoxication and the vagrancy charge was filed that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hadsell
F Avenue NW
Justice A.,.s. Reed
Hadsell
Lumber Dealers Meet At Roosevelt Hotel Training School
Lumber dealers within 75 miles attended a Tuesday training school on effective consumer selling at the Roosevelt hotel. The Johns-Manville Corp led discussions by A. W. Bergman of Chicago and W. A. Hughes of the local office. A follow up session for the Iowa Builders Supply company reps is planned for Wednesday.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Johns- Manvylle Corporation
A. W. Bergman
Chicago
Iowa Builders Supply Company
Toothbrush Mouth Wash Atomizer Sold in Norway
A device combining a toothbrush with a mouth wash atomizer sprays as it brushes. The product is available for purchase in Norway.
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Norway
Marion City Elects Claude D Knapp as Assessor in Quiet Race
Claude D. Knapp won the sole city election contest Monday with 463 of 613 votes. Opponent William Mitchell carried the Third ward with 58 of 100 votes. John Pazour was reelected mayor with 540 votes. several officials including S. J. Hines treasurer and Glenn Cheadle park commissioner were also chosen.
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Claude D. Knapp
William Mitchell
John Pazour
S. J. Hines
Glenn Cheadle
E. B. Castle
J. E. Homans
Edward Jones
Camp Fire Girls Hold Rank Examinations in Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire board of awards led by president Mrs. Karl Kendall held examinations for Camp Fire Girls working toward rank for the Saturday Cedar Rapids ceremonial. Names listed include Torchbearers Jacquelyn Clay Grace Donovan Mary Booze and many others across ranks. Also reports social gatherings with regional families and a Ladies Progressive club meeting noted for April 8 at Mrs Adolph Christianson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Board of Awards
Karl Kendall
Cedar Rapids
Jacquelyn Clay
Grace Donovan
Mary Booze
Irene Harris
Eileen Schenken
Harriet Swift
Norma Helbig
Mildred Kindig
Evelyn Rundquist
Martha Ann Young
June DeWees
Zella MacFenlon
Virginia Jackson
Ladies Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Adolph Christianson
Pairings for Keystone 4-H meet announced
Benton County Agent J. Potter Smith announced the district 4-H basketball tournament pairings to be played Saturday at the high school auditorium. Teams from Linn, Benton, Tama, Clinton, Iowa, Scott, and Poweshiek will compete with early games featuring Tama versus Poweshiek at 9 AM, Scott versus Benton at 10, and Clinton versus Town at 11. Linn has a first round bye and will meet the Tama Powell winner in the next round. semifinals are at 2 and 6, with the consolation game at 7:30 and the finals at 8:30.
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Keystone
Benton County
J. Potter Smith
Linn
Benton
Tama
Clinton
Iowa
Scott
Poweshiek
Marriage Licenses for Lumsden and Petrak Iowa City
Ralph L. Lumsden and Gladys Louise Petrak, both residents of Iowa City, have been issued marriage licenses.
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Ralph L. Lumsden and
Gladys Louise Petrak
Iowa City
Marion Chapter 183 Eastern Star Holds Instruction and Meeting
Marion Chapter 183 Eastern Star held a Monday school of instruction at the Masonic Temple led by Marguerite Hoglan with a luncheon supervised by Clyde Derflinger. In the evening 135 attended dinner at New Hallwood honoring Myrtle Cook and Hoglan with other officers. Two members affiliated and three received degrees. Cook given honorary membership. Guests included Cedar Rapids dignitaries and representatives from multiple chapters.
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Hoglan
Esther K. Barber
LeRoy Barber
Cook
Hildred Miller
Vivian Ruth Smith
Mildred Fitzgerald
Faye Welsher
Verle Breed
Maude Keyser
Cedar Rapids
Paul Clark
Adah G. Thompson
Daisy Ray
Grand Martha
Oelwein
S. G. Hands
Grand Sentinel
Davenport
Daisy Baker
O6celwein
Agnes King
Grand Ruth
South Dakota
Abbie Sheldon
Grand Marshal
Ruth Oxley
Grand Esther
Leon R. Blinks
Marion
Ida Manchester
Indiana
Eleanor Sawyer
Stanwood
Malta
Cedar
Mount Vernon
Clarence
Gladbrook
Springville
Spirit Lake
Monticello
Fairfax
Center Point
Local Class Seeks New Members This Summer
Avenue notice invites public to join upcoming class and urges all interested to attend. Members are asked to bring typical picnic requirements and participate in activities.
Local Society Notes Celebrate Birthdays and Gatherings
Hammonds entertain thirty seven relatives for the eighty sixth birthday of William Shaffer of Hale. Guests include Shaffer's daughter Mrs Roy Beatt and her sons Lowell and Leslie, William Orville of St Louis, and many others from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Marion and Bloomington Ill. Activities include club meetings church events and a Legion Auxiliary bridge party with handmade lace aprons as prizes.
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Fred Bachman
Donald
Shirley
Corrine
Hall
Clarence
C. O. Franks
Everett
Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Jack Oxley
Homer
Richard
Norman Hammond
Marion
Elwood Hammond
William
Community supper and church note and obituaries
At 6 30 p m a church dining room gathering invites attendees to bring a covered dish. Dr Fisher Sunday ends his pastorate. Miss Maxine Fernow recovering after appendectomy at St Luke s Cedar Rapids. Funeral planned for Milwaukee passenger conductor Frank B Cornelius Wednesday at 2 p m in Yocom chapel with Rev E T Gough officiating and burial in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Milwaukee Woman's Club
New Hallwood
Frank B. Cornelius
Yocom Chapel
The
Presbyterian Church
Fisher
Maxine Fernow
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
E. T. Gough
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Community notices from Des Moines Easter gatherings and church te
Mr and Mrs Leonard Taylor Jr and their children Jane and Corrine return to Des Moines after Easter with hosts the Durlands and the Taylors. The OOP club cancels tonight and will meet April 6 at Mrs Skinner’s home. Two Priscilla guild silver teas planned for Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Skinner and Mrs Peterson homes with multiple hostesses all church women invited. Mrs Marian Church returns to Chicago after visiting daughter Lucy Anne ill. Mrs Minnie Schenken hosts family picnic dinner with A A Schenken daughter Eileen and son Albert Warren.
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Leonard Taylor, Jr
Jane
Corrine
Des Moines
George Durland
Leonard Taylor
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
F. S. Skinner
East Eighth Avenue
James J. Wallace
J. B. Howell
F. A. Peterson
Thirteenth Street
Cecil Seger
Karl Kendall
Minnie Schenken
A. A. Schenken
Eileen
Albert Warren
Social Visits and Local Meetings In Cedar Rapids Area
A string of guests from this city and nearby towns visited friends and relatives over the weekend including the Schenkens and Roberts families to Marion and Cedar Rapids. The Past Noble Grand association plans a 2:30 Friday meeting at Mrs Schminke's home with assistants listed. Local social events feature a miscelaneous shower for Velda Pickerill of Marion and attendance by numerous Cedar Rapids hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association
F. C H Schminke
Schminke
Clyde Dere Flinger
Percy Hutton
John Jossi
Walter Snodgrass
Cedar Rapids
Velda Pickerill
Marion
Harry Pickerill
Betty
This City
Jessie Hootman
W. M. Bartels
Helen Shelton
Mary Paglee
Elizabeth Keith
James Edmund
Edith Reimer
Effie Poole
Vernon
James Snodgrass
Iowa City couple returns home from Gill family visit
John Edward and Billie Vaughn travel back to Iowa City after several days with their cousin Jack Gill at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Gill, located northwest of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward
Billie Vaughn
Iowa City
Jack Gill
Mrs
John Gill
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