Fourteenth season opens for Manufacturers and Jobbers League
The fourteen season kicks off with three games this week led by Iowa Electric Light and Power facing Marion CCC. La Plant Choate meets Wilson Packers, and Cedar Rapids Eng. vs Quaker Oats headline Friday action at Daniels Park. Weather challenges persist but teams show strong form and flag contenders include the Lighters, Quakers, Packers, and Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric’Light and Power Company
Marion CCC
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing .Company
Wilson Packers
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Daniels Park
Kenny Thenhaus
Quakers
Packers
Marion
CCC Boys
la Plant-Choate Company
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Washingtons record stands since 1921 in athletics and law
The article reflects on Washington alumni now prominent in business law and sales. Swenson remains linked to athletics as an assistant track coach at the University of Iowa, Hines is Cedar Rapids city attorney, while Boegel and Butterfield work as salesmen. It credits Hines and Swenson as among Washingtons greatest all around athletes.
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Swenson
University of Iowa
Hines
Cedar Rapids
Boegel
Butterfield
Washington
Old Washington High School
Ted Swensen
Don Hines
Chuck Reegel
Horace Butterfield
Quasqueton Selects 1937 38 School Team Captains
Special to The Gazette lists Quasquéton high school captains for 1937 38 senior year. Baseball captain is Franck Shirley Dau benberger, junior kittenball, boys basketball captain Leon Blankenburg, girls basketball captain Geraldine Carroll.
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Quasqueton
Quasquéton High School
Junior Franck
Shirley Daubenberger
Leon Blankenburg
Geraldine Carroll
Harvard Crews Win Charles River Regatta Cashed
Harvard's varsity crew won the Charles River regatta in Cambridge Massachusetts finishing ahead of Columbia and MIT in that order after also taking the freshman and 150 pound varsity events.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Columbia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles River
Budge to turn pro after Wimbledon and Forest Hills
Davis Cup era shifts as Don Budge contemplates turning professional after winning singles titles at Wimbledon and Forest Hills. The piece compares past amateurs and moguls, noting Perry’s path and the potential $100,000 prize he could reap plus the impact on U.S. and international tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
New York
England
Don Budge
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Orr
Donald J. Budge
Fred Perry
Budge
Calliope
Tilden
Vines
Perry
Marengo High School 1937 Football Schedule Revealed
Marengo, IA Lee reports the 1937 Marengo High School football schedule. Games include Sept 17 Montezuma at Marengo, Sept 24 Vinton at Marengo, Oct 28 Toledo at Marengo, Nov 3 Tama at Marengo, and Nov 11 North English at North English. other entries list Brooklyn and Bijourney as opponents.
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The
Gazette
Lee, Marengo
Marengo High School
Montezuma
Marengo
Vinton
MareneGger
Brooklyn
Fen
Lisourney
Bijourney
Toledo
Tama
North English
Release Schedule For Little Eight Baseball Season
The 1937 Little Eight baseball schedule was issued by president L. J. Marron of Waucoma. Alpha joins the league replacing Westgate. The calendar lists May to August matchups among Waucoma Alpha West Union Hawkeye Sumner Volga City Wadena Elgin with open and makeup dates.
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West Union
Little Eight Baseball League
L. J. Marron
Waucoma
Alpha
Westgate
Whch
Watcoma
Hawkeye
Volga City
Sumner
Wadena
Elgin
Elizin
Weucoma
Volce City
Prey
Aue &Waucoma
Vola City
Wee Union
Aus
Grinnell College Basketball Schedule Approved
Grinnell college athletics director John C. Truesdale says fourteen Missouri Valley conference games were approved by the faculty committee on athletics. The Pioneer cagers will also seek games with Iowa State Teachers Coe Carleton and Iowa State as negotiations continue.
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Grinnell
Missouri Valley
Grinnell College
John C. Truesdale
Pioneer Cagers
Iowa State Teachers
Coe
Carleton
Iowa
State
Washington
St. Louis
Waashburn
Creighton
Omaha
Drake
Parlor City Cycle Club Names Officers Elected
The Parlor City Cycle Club elected Dick Brammer president Merlin Tallefson vice president Bob Kacena secretary John Thousand treasurer Tom Lazio publicity agent and Don Morgan road captain. The club aims to teach boys cycling and promote safety.
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Parlor City Cycle Club
Dick Brammer
Merlin Tallefson
Bob Kacena
John Thousand
Tom Lazio
Don Morgan
Eastern Iowa League Opens Schedule Today
The Eastern Iowa league featuring Lisbon Mechanicsville Clar ence Lowden Wheatland and Calamus Dixon begins Sunday May 9 with Clarence at Mechanicsville Lisbon at Wheatland Dixon at Lowden and Calamus on bye.
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Gazette
Lowden
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Clarence
Wheatland
Calamus
Dixon
Towa Cedar League Basketball Schedule 1937 38 Revealed
OMARENG Journal lists the 1937 38 Towa Cedar League basketball schedule with games from December through March. Entires include Montezuma, Brooklyn, Toledo, Marengo, Tama and Belle Plaine. county and sectional tournaments noted.
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Ial
Omareng
Jtowa-Cedar League
Montesuma
Brooklyn
Toledo
Marcoso A
Ama
Tame
Belle Plaine
Montezuma
Marengo
Tama
Belle Piaine
Antesums
Be Samine
Delaware County Loop Opens May 23 With Signed Teams
Ryan Dundee Delhi Manonville and Ryan are set to participate in the Delaware County league with a sixth spot open. Entry requests should be sent to league officials. The schedule begins May 23 and towns outside the county may join.
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Delaware County Loop
Ryan
Dundee
Delhi
Iowa City to Host First Inter squad Iowa Grid Game Since 1932
The University of Iowa football team will split into Black and Gold squads for an inter squad game Monday May 17 at 4 15 pm. The Gold is led by Pat Boland and the Black by Ernie Nevers. Admission is free.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Pat Boland
Ernie Nevers
Iowa
Black
al Haag
Wayne Mason
Henry Luebcke
Ray Sigman
Charles Irvine
Fred Lindenmeyer
Robert Allen
Mark Baker
Harold Glaspey
Chet Poluga
Eugene Knutson
Bob Herman
Jack Wheaton
Harold Heffley
Fred Smith
Homer Harris
Verlin Hartman
Richard Hoak
Russell Bush
al Schenk
Floyd Dean
Ed McLain
Richard Dobson
Nat
Y Athletic Banquet Attracts Large Crowd
The On Iowa banquet at the local Y Monday night is expected to draw a big crowd. Iowa football coaches and athletic department members Ira Tubbs Glenn Devine Pat Boland and Ernie Nevers will appear. A film of the Iowa Temple game from last fall will be shown. The event starts at 6 30 p m and welcomes all men and boys interested in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa
Ira Tubbs
Glenn Devine
Pat Boland
Ernie Nevers
Iowa Temple
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Cedar Rapids Distributing Company
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Frank Gallagher
William Kelley
Chares McCarl
James Lane
Kenneth Jones
Paul Carrig
James Menefee
William Humphrey
Roscoe Carney
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