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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1935

Page

4

Badgers Take First By 3-1 in Double Header

Iowa and Wisconsin split a double header in Owa City with Wisconsin winning 3 to 1 in game one and Iowa taking game two 3 to 1. Clausen hit a homer for Iowa in the second inning of the first game while Rondone's three run drive gave Wisconsin the lead. In the second game Benedict and Stephenson scored on a Ford walk sequence and Underwood added a run for Iowa, with Pearson homering for Wisconsin in the third. Ford struck out 16 in the second game as errors were frequent early but defenses settled into cleaner play later.

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Rockford Dominates Gateway Meet in Multiple Events

Rockford victories highlight the Gateway meet with wins in the 880 yard run, 440 yard dash sections, 200 yard hurdles, pole vault, mile relay, and high jump. Notable placings include Cimino and Teufel leading sprints and Davenport and Elmhurst athletes setting new marks.

Muscatine Hahnfeld Palatine Guhring Yorkhish Elmhurst Wilson Roceford Li Cimino Savanna Ili McClary Deerfeld Shields Chicago Adams Lyons Brown Murray Glen Eyn Rockford J+Bloomquist Hustedt Dasnostin Packard York Harris Clinton Andrews A. Wilson Mt. Carroll MacLeod Glen Ellyn Vanderstaf Deny Davenport Merwin Woodstock Vip Sterling Daudel Davenport Polyscen Schiebel Thomas Deerfield Shields Highland Park Faroth Franks Cutter Davenport Platt Ifoore Scurrah Udstein Carl Schurz Deerfield Shields Highland Park Rockford III Prank Darmstadt York of Elmhurst Qopitka Rockford I Leonas Carl Schurz Andrews Clinton York of Elmshurst Cummings Moore F Teufel C Teufel York of Br Leonas Haines Carter Rockford II Ted Manley Clinton Donthwaite

Burlington eliminates Solon in district baseball opener

In Conesville on Saturday Burlington defeated Solon 7 to 4 in the first round of the high school district baseball tournament. Oakville beat Dons 2 to 1 and Conesville defeated Pleasant Plain 3 to 0. Montrose advanced on a forfeit by LeClaire. Second round scheduled for Monday.

Conesville Burlington Solon Oakville Dons Pleasant Plain Montrose LeClaire

Frolic Club Opens Night Season May 12

Armstrongs and the Frolic club announce the opening of the current night diamondball season at the Frolic club field next Sunday at 7 30 pm A high wall around the field and a new rear man entrance near St Ludmila siting are noted A small admission will be charged at the gate.

Armstrongs Frolic Club Lesl Feild St Ludmila

Eight Freshmen Win Wrestling Numerals At Grinnell College

Grinnell eight prep wrestlers earned numerals for the season, according to coach Kenneth Smith. Eligible freshmen include George Edgerly Omaha Ned Ralph Galt Fen chow Shansi China Joseph Henna Berwyn William Lounsbury Cole Ia Harry Live more Omaha Neb Robert Middlekauff La Grange Ill Jack Osborne Omaha Neb and John Spence Carroll Ya.

The Gazette Grinnell Grinnell College Kenneth Smith George Edgerly Omaha Ned Ralph Galt Fenchow Shansi China Joseph Henna Berwyn Ill William Lounsbury Cole Harry Livemore Neb Robert Middlekauff la Grange Jack Osborne John Spence Carroll

Coggon Joins Maquoketa Valley League This Summer

Coggon becomes member of the Maquoketa Valley League with John McAreavy elected business manager and groundkeeper. Ralph Du Bois named team manager. League includes Dyersville Cascade Monticello Anamosa Oxford Junction and Albernette. Schedule lists games from May to August at various venues.

Coggon Maquoketa Alburnete

Baseball ticket books on sale until next Thursday

The last chance to buy baseball ticket books is Thursday night. Each book includes seventeen adult and six child tickets good for Hill park grandstand seats at $10, saving about 23 percent versus 65 cent per game. President Harry Johnson notes books are valid for all Hill park games including the Raiders opener versus Rock Island.

Hill Park Harry Johnson Raiders Rock Island

Walter Thorman Named President of Iowa Valley League

Walter Thorman of Blairstown was elected president of the newly organized Iowa Valley baseball league at a Friday meeting. John Larry was chosen vice-president. he once pitched for a trial with the Philadelphia Athletics. The season opens next week and all clubs are organized with a favorable outlook for a tight pennant race.

Conroy Walter Thorman Blairstown Iowa Valley Baseball League John Larry Philadelphia Athletics

Clarence Nine Opens Season Against Lisbon Today at 2 30

The Clarence baseball team of the Eastern Iowa league faces Lisbon in the season opener on the home diamond today at 2 15 p.m. The lineup includes Otto Hansen Harold Stange Elwood Hasselbusch Lloyd Hasselbusch Ray Geadelman Raymond Conrad Richard Meyer Arnold Geadelman Arlo Hasselbusch La Verne Meyer Edwin Decker Norbert Ebert Marvin Hein Wilbur Barnhart and manager Tuffy Schriver with Leonard Schaefer as scorekeeper.

Clarence Iowa Lisbon Otto Hansen Harold Stange Elwood Hasselbusch Lloyd Hasselbusch Ray Geadelman Raymond Conrad Richard Meyer Arnold Geadelman Arlo Hasselbusch la Verne Meyer Edwin Decker Norbert Ebert Marvin Hein Wilbur Barnhart Tuffy Schriver Leonard Schaefer

American Association Scorecard Fragment and Match Highlights

Fragmented text shows team matchups and scores from the American Association including Columbus, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Louisville, and Kansas City. It lists players Winford Sims Ogrodowski Mills Gallant and others, with partial inning like 4 0 0 0 and 14 1 1 hints, plus weather notes wet grounds cold in places.

Columbus Paul Winford Sims Ogrodowski Mills and Gallant Toledo Minneapolis Boom, Delack Grabark Tauscher Sandra Marrow Hartrave Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City

Athletics Smack Indians 12 to 1 on Mahaffey Gem

Leroy Mahaffey hurled seven strong innings to hand the Indians a lopsided loss as the A’s battering offense collected 17 hits. Jimmy Foxx moved to third base and slugged a homer, a triple and two singles while Mel Harder exited after three frames marked by Cleveland’s pitching struggles.

Cleveland Philadelphia Athletics Indians Leroy Mahaffey Invaders Tribe Mahaffey Jimmy Foxx Vosmik Averill Mel Harder Phliadelphia Finney O Hughes Cramer Johnson Averilles Oxx Trosky I Moses I Hale Warstler Berger Campbell Murder Brown Galehouse Philadelphia Aes Bees Huches Uns Moses Foxx Berry McNair Butlak Nair Diays Hughes Hale Hiase Mahaffer Harder L Mahaffer Berger McNalir Wild Pith Kolis, Donnelly Dineen

Bresnahan to Join Iowa Summer Coaching Faculty

Iowa City Coach George T. Bresnahan of the University of Iowa track team will serve on the summer coaching faculty during the second university session. Bresnahan enters his fifteenth year as Hawkeye track coach.

Bresnahan Iowa U the Gazette Iowa City George T. Bresnahan University of Iowa Iowa Hawkeye

Roster Of The Raiders

Manager Cap Crossley lists players with positions ages bats and throws. Baseball roster includes Cap Crossley Al Larson Karl Swanson Jimmy Webb Joe Klinger Al Shipley Johnny Lisle Bill Mizcur Ray Strathmeyer Joe Lipski Dick Bocek Ken Blackman Fred Newton Bi Gould Red Van Fleet Gil Ausie Ralph Meade Jim Hayes Johnny Hart.

Cap” Crossley al Larson Karl Swanson Jimmy Webb Joe Klinger al Shipley Johnny Lisle Bill Mizcur Ray Strathmeyer Joe Lipski Dick Bocek Ken Blackman Fred Newton Bi Gould Red van Fleet Gil Ausie Ralph Meade Jim Hayes Johnny Hart

Freshman Wrestling Award Numerals At Cornell College

Coach Dick Barker awarded numerals to Cornell College freshmen wrestlers Dale Brand Henry Campo Robert Crumbaugh Earl Edwards Charles Hayner Gene Hopkins Warren Sobey and James Watson. The list includes students from Fort Dodge Old Mystic Mount Vernon Westfield Anamosa Whitten Rockford.

Mount Vernon Dick Barker Cornell Dale Brand Fort Dodge Henry Campo Old Mystic Conn Robert Crumbaugh Earl Edwards Westfield New Jersey Charles Hayner Anamosa Gene Hopkins Whitten Warren Scobey James Watson Rockford Illinois

Washington High Golfers Beat Vinton 365 to 349

VINTON Cedar Rapids Washington high school golf team defeated Vinton 365 to 349. James Taylor led with 43 and 42 for 85. Jerry Dytrt shot 86 and Tom Kruse of Vinton also 86. Ecores was mentioned in the final line.

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Iowa U Golfers Rout Carleton in Big Win at Iowa City

University of Iowa golfers defeated Carleton College 24 to 3 to notch their third win in four starts. Ed Shelledy led with a 74, while Iowa swept six of nine matches including several 3 to 0 results in foursomes and singles.

Iowa City University of Iowa Carleton College Harper Carleton Hawkeyes Ed Shelledy Iowa Gardner Lambert Anderson Shelledy Cook Foster Jackson Stromaten Gowan Bo and Andrews

North Des Moines Wins Track Meet In Strong Showdown

North Des Moines topped a crowded field in a conference track meet with solid showings across events. High jump featured multiple ties led by Forrestal and Cowden, while distances and sprints saw Peter, Puffer, and West Waterloo athletes claim top times and throws in a competitive afternoon.

North Des Moines Bravena Bishop Phillips Lucas Oskalocna Grant Cedar Rapids Grinnell Forrestal Washington Forrest Cowden Ketter Centerville Good Boyd Roosevelt Puffer West Waterloo Stevens East Des Moines Pederson Andrews Jelay Nicholson Pufferent Alderburg North Des Moines Oskaloosa

Grinnell Beats Drake in Dual Track Meet

Grinnell College defeated Drake 79 to 52 in the annual dual track and field meet at Grinnell. The Pioneers won nine of fifteen events, took five of six field event firsts, set a 440 yard dash record of 50 seconds by Barnes, and formed a 3 24.7 mile relay winning team. Clark led by winning both hurdle events and contributing to a 14 point total.

Grinnell Grinnell College Drake Bulldogs Pioneer Barnes Clark

Marengo Postpones Sports Week After Rain Delays

Marengo high school postpones its sports schedule due to rain. The Guernsey invitational track meet, the first since 1931, shifted to Monday. A third baseball game with North English moves to Wednesday on the Tiger diamond. North English routed Parnell 25 to 0 this week. Thurman Nelson of Irondale, Missouri, is noted for a three inch tongue.

Marengo Marengo High School Guernsey Tiger Diamond Parnell

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