Coe Trackmen poised for fourth straight Midwest title
Coe College defends its Midwest Conference championship at Monmouth as five school records risk being broken. Doc leads contenders with Cornell and Grinnell strong, while Monmouth Beloit Knox Ripon Lawrence and Grinnell also show depth. Notable names include Altfillish Clutterham Houden and Rankin in a competitive field.
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Good Trout Fishing Opens Trout Season at Decorah
Decorah fishermen report opening trout season with many catches measuring 12 to 15 inches. No exceptionally large fish noted amid generally good success.
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Tipton to Host Eastern Town JC Baseball Tourney
Tipton junior college hosts the Eastern Town Junior College conference baseball tournament at the Cedar County fairgrounds Tuesday. Tipton meets Muscatine at 9 am and Elkader faces Maquoketa at 11. The morning winners play the championship at 2:44 pm.
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Gasette
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Tipton Junior College
Cedar County Fairgrounds
Muscatine
Elkader
Maquoketa
Quaker Oats Mandel Team Plans Afternoon Practice Game
The Quaker Oats Mandel league team will hold a 2 PM practice at Daniels Park Diamond with Ely.
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Delock
Daniels Park
Ely
Williams Homer Lifts Red Sox Past Browns 11-10
Ted Williams hit his fifth homer with a man aboard in the ninth to power Boston past St. Louis 11 to 10. Bob Doerr added a go ahead double after St Louis pitcher Elden Auker allowed a five run fifth. Mace Brown finished five innings for Boston as Judd started for the Browns and Butland surrendered the grand slam by Chet Laabs in the fifth.
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Inland trout and catfish seasons open in Iowa fishing notes
Iowa trout season runs April 5 to September 30 from one hour before sunrise to 9 pm daily with a daily catch limit of eight and a 16 fish possession limit. Catfish season opens April 5 inland waters, closes June, reopens July 1, and ends November 30 with a 15 fish daily limit. Pelican sightings at Trumbull lake and stocking efforts highlighted amid broader wildlife news in the Des Moines area.
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Cleveland
Fish and Wildlife Service For
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Washington outfielder owns secret horse liniment formula
George Case of the Washington Senators is reported as the sole proprietor of a secret formula for a widely used horse liniment. The revelation highlights Case as the key figure behind a product claimed to aid in horse care.
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Fla
George Case
Washington
Largest Entry List Declared for E I R C Opening May 31
Eastern Iowa Racing Club announced the largest entry list in its five years, with 66 horses from Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and California named for four week season starting Independence May 31. Five other entries were returned due to a free-for-all trot and pace failure. President Lee Bebee resigns after four years with no successor named. Bebee plans to take a starter's license since Captain Moki will not race this spring.
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Independence
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
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Moki
Central City
Monticeio
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Giants Travel Costs on Cleveland Tour Surges
The Giants faced a costly spring tour with Cleveland as travel costs topped 7500 dollars for 2000 extra miles. All games were postponed due to inclement weather, delaying the schedule and creating additional logistics challenges.
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Postville Prep Nine Wins Sixth Straight in Laranel Clash
Postville Prep Nine extended its winning streak to six with a 7 to 0 victory over Clermont. Walby allowed four scattered hits and the Pirates played errorless defense. Offense surged with three runs in the first inning on two walks an error a single by Jim Looney and a double by Ray Brainard. Becker fanned five and Walby six.
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Postyville Pirates
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Hartman Leaves Dunkerton Coach Post for Jesup Superintendent Job
W Harold Wartman superintendent and coach at Geneseo announced resigning at end of current year. Hartman, famed for guiding Dunkerton to a 1932 state B title, will assume Jesup superintendent duties in July with no coaching duties. He led Geneseo eight years to Tama county title, state finals, and three district finals.
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Geneseo Consolidated School
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Tiny Dunkerton
Geneseo
Tama
Familiar Role MONMOUTH II At Midwest Track Meet
AP reports Prof George W Bryant of Coe College will again be the starter at the Midwest conference track meet in Monmouth Friday and Saturday. Professor Bisant has started the previous two meets.
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Colvin
Flanagan
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Midwest
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Knowlton
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George W Bryant
Coe College
Bisant
Beck's and Smulekoff's Triumph in Legion Games
Beck's defeated Butter 4 to 0 in a Saturday Legion match as Smulekoff's won an eight inning 10 to 9 decision over Cerona Manufacturers. Beck's led early while the Bakers rallied in the fifth to close the gap, but Franklin boys stayed ahead. Bugs and Pomudounted the Bakers to two hits in a fragmented recap.
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Smulekoff
Amercian Lemon Kaena
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Robbins
Melton Giants Beat Cubs 1 0 In Pitching Duel
Cliff Melton outdueled Paul Erickson as the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 1 to 0. Danning opened the scoring with a single, Bartell doubled, and Melton walked to load the bases before Werber scored on a wild pitch as the decisive run crossed in the first. The second game remained tight into the eighth when Mattercainen stole second and scored on a misplayed ball, sealing the split in the two game series.
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Dick Mattercainen
Doo
Reet Pachele Cabalki
Parl Usher
Cateher
Don Sehmudt
Matter
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Dae Ka-nelis
Kanellis
Smoulekelffis
Nan Ray Spares
Life Saving Course Opens Tuesday at Local YMCA
A community life saving course opens Tuesday at the YMCA. The program targets men and women aged 19 and older who meet course requirements, with a small charge for non members. Instruction led by Dan Grim, Bab Gab, and others proceeds at 4:00 PM on multiple days.
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Leo Baugthwaitnen
Elaine Yocom
Mera
Dansel
Grim
Luana Wins Handily as Ten Runs Open First Inning
Monona game highlights Luana, with ten runs in the opening frame powered by five hits and four errors. Ziehel, Funke, Kange and Franck featured for Monona, while Tuiana and Toiana contributed in the visitors’ offense.
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Illinois Golf Team Dominates Iowa 20-4
Ross Reed carded a 74 for a 147 total as Illinois golf overwhelmed Iowa 20-4 in Champaign. The Illini led early with steady scoring and Reed paced the pack with consistent pars and crucial birdies finishing strong on the back nine.
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Thomps Iowa
Champaion
Ross Reed
Lew Satya
Squeeze Play in 11th Wins for Newsies 8 7
Newsies pull off an 8 to 7 win in 11 innings as their offense rallies in the final frame. Emphasis on late heroics and clutch hitting defines the dramatic victory.
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Newsies
Pass Coral Tourney Sparks San Ben Angot Hostility
Reported notes mention San Francisco representatives tied to the coastal tourney with ships scheduled next month in Boston amid war conditions. The announcement cites the tonal base and Hamy OE as reasons for the delays and related scheduling issues.
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