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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1938

Page

4

Franklin Takes Third in Grinnell Meet With Record Javelin Toss

Franklin high runner Mike Kanellis set a meet record with a 170 foot javelin throw at the Grinnell interscholastic meet. East Des Moines won with 5215 points and Ames finished second with 50. The closest finish in 31 years saw Franklin slip behind the leaders in total scores as Barnes tops hurdles and Greenfield’s Hoyt dash records stand.

Mike Kanellis Paul Barnes Grinnell Nnrinnell Franklin High Franklin East Des Moines Ames East High Kanellis Hansen Alta Hoyt Greenfield Cedar Rapids Des Moines Newton Grinnell Ter C. ER Albarae Enaee Martinsburg Aees Brighton Lynnville Eee

Ames Athletes Dominate Medley and Sprints in Dual Meet

In a tense meet, Ames athletes won the medley relay in 3:49.09 and the mile relay in 3:39.1. High hurdles were led by Whitehurst of Des Moines East, with Grinnell and Cedar Rapids teams close behind. Individual wins featured Green of Newton in the 100-yard dash and Gustafson of Des Moines East in the mile run.

Powers Oskaloosa Grinnell College Taylor Ames Les Bader Grinnell Ray Whitehurst Des Moines Barnes J. Davis Studt Waterloo Mehaffer Green Newton Thompson Kaiser Eddy Cedar Rapids Pranklini Sopousek Gustafson Prine Dickey Martinsburg Minert Brighton Knight East Des Moines L. Davis Miller J Davis Franklin Vaughan Albia Albright Morrison North Collins Low Hurdies Qrionell Kraty Yardenbrook Evans Morgan Smith Christon Karakos Conn Centerville Ullrich Roosevelt Wilkins McCarthy Matson Hall Davis Colling Mulhall Kanellis Phares Hammill Matthews Lynnville Bader King Gillespie Ellingson Wortman Wiley Irsti Speers Garrigan Vitatore Magnusson Pranklin Iardenbrook

Yankees Rip Tigers In High-Scoring Victory

A 12 to 8 win over Detroit highlighted a slugfest with Rigney and Chase pitching in relief for New York. In Philadelphia, Cleveland rallied to a 4-2 win over the Athletics to complete a two-game sweep, with Hale and Campbell homering for the Indians.

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Giants Sweep Two Game Pirate Series

The Giants coasted past the Pirates as Max Butcher allowed 10 hits in his first start, with Harry Craft homering. Brooklyn built a 7-4 lead after seven innings, Cincinnati rallied but fell 7-4. Notable moments include Craft’s homer and Lavagetta unscored, while Derringer took the loss for Cincinnati.

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Cubs Beat Bees 5 4 to Sweep Two-Game Series

Joe Marty drove in Billy Herman with a tenth inning single lifting the Cubs to a 5 4 win over Boston. Chicago rallied from a four run deficit to tie then edge ahead as Tex Carleton pitched well in relief for the victory. Boston loaded the bases with one out in the seventh but Carleton shut the door and earned his third win of the season.

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Lawrin Wins Blue Grass Classic Derby Thriller

Jockey Eddie Arcaro guides Lawrin to a stunning Kentucky Derby victory as Fighting Fox and Dauber push hard in the stretch. The fast track and gray skies framed a dramatic finish with Lawrin pulling ahead after a bold mid race move.

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Schmeling Sets Pride on the Line in Louis Title Fight

The piece argues Schmeling risks national backlash and German disfavor by facing Louis in a heavyweight title bout backed by American backers. It highlights Nazi attitudes toward Jews and Negroes, and praises Schmeling as a fearless challenger with resolve to reclaim the championship.

United States Yankee Stadium Schmeling Adolf Hitler Jesse Owens Berlin Dr. Prenn Germany Louis Mike Jacobs Joe Jacobs

Cardinals Hint at Pursuit of Van Mungo

St Louis may be arranging a trade for Van Mungo of Brooklyn as two pitcher releases and a cryptic GM remark spark speculation. Roy Henshaw was sent to Rochester and Guy Bush released, both not relied on heavily this season.

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Sheriff Deed Notice for Highland Park Property

Sheriff Linn County files deed from Ferp Laws and Loan Association to Tait and Wagner for Highland Park property. Amount $2,000. Date April 16, 1938. County records indicate transfer under writ of sale.

Linn County Ferp Tait and Wagner Highland Park

Rockford Dominates Gateway Classic Track Meet Scores

In Rockford Illinois athletes sweep events at the Gateway Classic. Gillam leads sprints with Time 24.2 seconds in a relay or dash. Potevault-Lopin and Baker headline field events with strong showings across 220 yard dash and medley relay.

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Tipton High Wins Eastern Iowa Meet at Cornell College

Tipton High School captured the Eastern Iowa Seven track meet title on the Cornell College track, scoring 54 points to narrowly defeat University High of Iowa City. Anamosa finished third with 40 points as Monticello, West Liberty, West Branch, Mount Vernon lagged behind.

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Badger Tracem en Defeat Iowa Uni

A partial meet report shows Wisconsin athletes winning several events. Harkness of Iowa took the discus with 127 feet 5 inches. Seat of Wisconsin won the broad jump. Fenske led the mile and half mile. multiple Wisconsin runners placed second or third in sprints and hurdles with times noted.

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Hawkeye Gridders Set For Battle Saturday

Iowa football coach Ira Tubbs leads spring drills toward a top intra squad game on Saturday at 3:15 PM. Gold squad led by Pat Boland vs Black squad under Ernie Nevers showcase up to ten freshmen as Kinnick, Huebner and Niles compete for QB roles along with fullback Pettit and Blandin.

Owa City Ira Ira Tubbs University of Towa Hawkeye Luebcke Iowa Chicago Tubbs Pat Boland Ernie Nevers Nile Kinnick Omaha Russell Bush Clinton Mike Enich Boone Otto Huebner Glenwood Kinnick Bntch Huebner Carl Blandin Roger Pettit Buzz Dean Jerry Niles Lloyd Woodiwiss Blandin Grinnell Niles Atlantic Logan Cosc Tubbs Bill Gallagher Oskaloosa Bill Kelly Ed McLain Jack Elderly Holstein Glenn Olson Cole Garfield Hillery Jack McKinnon Keith Richards Ray Murphy Murphy The American Legion

Pitt Trackmen Top Purdue Minnesota Northwestern in Debut Quad Meet

Pittsburgh's track team won nine first places at Dyche stadium, edging Purdue 64.12 to 41.25, Minnesota 39.75, and Northwestern 21.25 in the first quadrangular meet among the four schools. Led by John Woodruff and Pete Bennett, the Panthers benefited from a cold, damp day as rain fell.

Evanston University of Pittsburgh Dyche Stadium Purdue Minnesota Northwestern Panthers John Woodruff Pete Bennett Boilermakers

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