High School Track Squads in Three Meets Saturday
NEDAR RAPIDS squads will race Saturday in three meets at Marion Clinton Grinnell and Grinnell to test teams against Tri-Valley foes Gateway Classic and Pioneer Relays Franklin Roosevelt and Wilson and McKinley teams are slated for strong showings Coach Barnard aims for a solid debut against Tri-Valley rivals and meet organizers plan afternoon preliminaries and finals at Marion
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Clinton
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Manchester
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Pioneer College
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Fred Cameron
Hensley
van Cura
Reeder
H. Berchenbriter
Butler
J. Luse
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Montague
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Altfillisch
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Hall
Herbeck
FR. Johnson
W. Johnson
M. Kanellis
G. Kanellis
King
Klima
Leonard
Loepp
Magnuson
Miles
Nicholson
Reed
Sopousek Stoddard
Thompson
Rust
Don Wolfe
Hammill
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Maloney
Wall
Springer
Dulin
Zisko
Taylor
Hamm
Fuller
Ullrich
Elam
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Mellon
Kuda
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Tewart
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Gourley
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Cravens
Wrigley Defends Dean Buy Amid Arm Ailment
CHICAGO AP Dizzy Dean remains a bargain at 185000 in cash in the Cubs deal with St Louis owner Phil K Wrigley said Friday he still believes the acquisition was sound despite Deans sore arm. Wrigley noted the club has not missed Stainback or Shaun and would rather have Dean with a hurt arm than Davis at his best.
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Branch Rickey
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Spring tune up urged before tourist rush
A local auto shop promotes a spring check over to ensure pleasant summer driving. Factory trained mechanics offer free estimates for needed work to prevent tourist season delays.
Beloit hosts outdoor relay carnival with 275 athletes
Beloit hosts the Beloit relays under night lights at the Badger school as the nation's sole outdoor collegiate relay carnival. About 275 athletes from five states compete, with Grinnell Lawrence and North Central among favorites. Marquette returns to Soldier Field in Chicago with St Vincent's orphanage benefiting next October.
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Marquette University of Milwaukee
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St Vincent’s Orphanage
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Conrad M. Jennings
Marquette
James H. Stewart
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Iowa Blacks top Golds 27 to 6 in spring game
Iowa City Iowa Special to The Gazette Coach Irl Tubbs watched a strong Black squad roll over the Gold team 27 to 6 in the intrasquad spring drills. Freshman Jerry Niles starred at Clinton Ia scoring on a 20 yard run after snagging a pass intended for an opponent. Gallagher wrenched knee may miss May 14 inter-squad clash.
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Dick Evans
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Jack McKinnon
Russell Bush
Ray Murphy
Fred Smith
John Rickard
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Bill Carney
Bob Herman
Nathan Mann
Bud Moore
Gallagher
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Californians Demand Von Cramm Release Petition From San Francisco Celebrities
A San Francisco based INS report states that prominent sports figures including Joe DiMaggio and Donald Budge signed a petition demanding the immediate release of Baron Gottfried von Cramm. The signatories call the German government’s charges slander and condemn censorship under dictatorship.
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William Fuller
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Frank Kovacs
Jack C. Smeltzer
Larry Dee
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Clinton L. Walker
Harold Wagner
Dr. J. Scott Quigley
George H. Hudson
Roberth. Brown
Howard P. Blethen, Jr
John Muzio
Modesto B
Edward C. Allon
Hill Park Sparks Raiders Return and Epperly Rise
The Three Eye league opens with Raiders facing Bloomington at historic Hill park, built in 1913 and named for Belden Hill. Albert Epperly, 20, debuts for the Cubs in a post season win over Philadelphia, drew praise from Gabby Hartnett and Gabby Street for potential relief work and a possible future as a major leaguer.
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Bowling Scores and Leagues Highlight Cedar Rapids Oil League Info
The page lists bowling scores and standings for multiple leagues in Cedar Rapids including Mulherin and Koffron and Colonial Baking Co League. It shows team totals, individual handicaps, and long-distance connections among players and sponsors across several venues and private lines.
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Avis Kammar
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COE Trackmen Take Part In Beloit Relays
Twenty one Coe track and field men including fourteen varsity and seven freshmen travel to Beloit Wisconsin for the Beloit relay carnival. Coach Forest Rutgers and Athletic Director Moray Eby lead the squad with Dick Pollack as manager. Last year Coe won four relay titles at Beloit. this year twenty six schools are entered as Dwight Harley returns from injury to run the shuttle hurdle. Team members compete in events including 440 yard relay 880 yard relay two mile relay and mile relay along with shuttle hurdle and medley relays.
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Beloit
Wis
Forest Rutgers
Moray Eby
Dick Pollack
Clinton
Cue
Cornell
Dwight Harley
Harley Wedgbury
Charles Ralston
Harley
Crimson
H. Wedgbury
Moore
Elslager
L. Wedgbury
Prasch
Mangels
de Jong
Zimmerman
Hill Park Set For Opener Sunday Afternoon
The Hill Park grounds are finishing touchups for the season opener Sunday afternoon. The Raiders host Bloomington at 2 45 with Mayor F. K. Hahn throwing the first ball.
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West Side
Raiders
Bloomington
F. K. Hahn
Freshman Track Meet Lineup Details
Freshman relay team includes Nash McCornack Van Evera and Patterson. 100 yard dash features Wedgbury Elslager. Field events list discus Larson Essham high jump Ralston javelin Wilfong Steele broad jump and pole vault Ralston.
Franklin High Hosts Saturday Iowa Prep Golf Meet
Franklin high school hosts the third annual invitational at Kenmore with fourteen teams including Roosevelt Des Moines state champions and Lincoln Des Moines. Franklin’s Jim McPartland Bill Engel Bob Stevenson and Claire Porter return after a 1937 state runner up showing as four players compete over 18 holes for a large traveling trophy.
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Clinton
Muscatine
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
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Des Moines
Roosevelt
Boone, Johnston
Belle Plaine
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Franklin of
Cedar Rapids
Dodgers Manager Grimes Wins Support Amid Pitcher Grievances
Brooklyn general manager Larry MacPhail flew to Pittsburgh to back manager Grimes as pitcher Luke Hamlin challenged Grimes over lineup decisions. MacPhail called Hamlin’s actions insubordination and said Grimes will lead a 23-man squad, while Hamlin sat out after a conflicting statement.
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Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Grimes
Brooklyn
MacPhail
New York
Luke Hamlin
Hamlin
Dodgers
Hamli
Okinow’s Offer Watches Raiders Home Run Tradition
Okinow’s jewelers continue a years old custom offering a Bulova wrist watch for the first Raiders home run at Hill Park. Lahmian won the watch last year after sending a ball over the fence in the season opener.
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Raiders
Hill Park
Cal Lahmian
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