McKinley Wins District Track Meet With 6254 Points
McKinley high tracksters swept the district meet at Coe field edging Franklin for first with 62 45/7 points to 55 17/28. Roosevelt edged Clinton for fourth as McKinley dominated sprint events led by Bill Moore and Russ Collins and captured the 440 and 480 relays and the broad jump. Ralph Doran of Franklin top scored with 16 points by winning the 100 yard dash and the 200 yard low hurdles, while Roosevelt’s Johnny Sebern and Warren Pugh contributed strong showings in hurdles and sprints.
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Franklin
Clinton
Roosevelt
McKinley
Bill Moore
Russ Collins
Bears
Bolts
Speedy Warren Pugh
Johnny Sebern
Collins
Howard Cole
Franken
Spore
West Liberty
Keith Shover
Anamosa
Bob Carpenter
Iowa
Jake Honn
Bost Dick Tomas
Marion
Sebern
Dave Chambers
Dubuque
Pugh
Honn
University High of
Iowa City
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Nora. McKinney
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Cox
Beardsley Anamoss
Astons
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Benad_ Jamp
Doran Franklin
RO Brown
Bussell
Roode
Metintey West Branch and Clinton Stars Dominate Track Meet
Readable results show Metintey West Branch and Clinton sweeping events at a multi school track meet. Highlights include wins in heats by Rene Univ High and Moore McKinter in finals, and top placings for Dubuque and Dubuane in distance events.
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West Branch
Franklin AA
West Liberty
Clinton
Wilon
Roosevelt
Lyons
Anamosa
Vernon Dubuque
Belle Plaine Univ
Traer Marion
Tipton Dewite Io
Cubs Beat Pirates 3-1 Behind Lee's Double Hit
Chicago Cubs pitcher Bill Lee delivered superb work and a timely two base hit to spark a 3-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday. Lee's second inning double produced the decisive run as two teammates reached base.
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Chicago
INS
Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lee
Pittsburgh
Chicas
Gustine
Tgnbert
Barrettis O'Merallo
Wasdell
Phelps
Ef Fletcher
Novicote'y DiMa
Elliott
Cavar'ta
Coscar'rt
del yeEhe
PeanaGh
Eliot
Hack
Cullough
Gilbert
Merut
Stringer
Merullo
Cavarretta
Coxcarart
Ousetine
Fletcher
Pittsburg
Butcher
Umptres
Dunn
Stewart
Sears
Twilight Track Meet Set At Oklahoma Stadium
The University of Oklahoma and the University of Colorado schedule a twilight outdoor dual meet in Norman. Field events begin at 6:45 p.m. with track events slated for 7:00.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Colorado
Sooner Stadium
Simpson Wins Iowa Loop Track Title Over Dubuque
Simpson College captured the Iowa conference track championship at Dubuque edging defending titlist University of Dubuque by five points. Roy Glendinning led in sprints for St Ambrose, and George Baumgartner of Dubuque won the one and two mile runs. Ted Tapka set a discus mark for St Ambrose and Jimny Borsheimy of Western Union surpassed his broad jump best as the meet concluded with the mile relay victory by Simpson.
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Simpson College
Iowa
Redmen
University of Dubuque
St Ambrose
Loras
Luther
Central
Western Union
Sive
Penn
Jimny Borsheimy
Virginia Mitchell
Steawx City
Clarke College
Dubluanesity
A Rhomberg
Wenus Kaumarich
Ambrose
Everson Luther
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Freeman Gutagne
Lanka
van Saest Central
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Keiser Daluage
Frart
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Snider Simpson
Wandy Jelteys Simpson
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Farnem Simpson
Dan Simpson
Wandy Heinentan
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Mans
Tivard Dash
Glendsweine
Baumanchner Dubuque
Drent Simpson
Riedel Dubuque
Veete
Borsheim
Lorat
Farnham Simpson
Boreheim
Farnham
Iowa City Nets Mississippi Valley tennis title in 1960s style
Iowa City high school won the Mississippi Valley Conference tennis championship led by Danner and Cathcart who reached singles finals and secured the title. Franklin of Cedar Rapids took second with Dubuque and Davenport sharing third, and McKinley of Cedar Rapids finished fifth as brackets show tight early rounds and byes.
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Iowa City
Danner
Cathcart
Franklin High
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Davenport
McKinley
Sineles Piret Pound
Cansu McKinner
Drea Hye KE Ofell
Frankie
Keester
Caruthers
McKinney
Paisley
Stierman Dubuanel
Simitz
Murtanek
Franklin
McTaggart
Drummond Mavenports
Stiermen iMubuques
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter on Baseball and Track
A collage of sports notes covers Lou Noylkoff and the Cubs, Newsom, Newsom, and older park lore in Cincinnati. It notes Michigan and Ohio State Big Ten track and baseball records, plus veterans in the armed forces and betting odds for the Kentucky Derby.
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Bobo Newsom
Zeller
Newsom
Senators
Cincinnati
Lou Noylkoff
Cub
Riggs Stephenson
Tom Stidham
Marquette
al Klug
Jim Schneers
Chalky Wright
Julu Constantino
Henry Armstrong
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Big Ten
Cap Hedges
John C Griffith
Ohio State
Buckeye
Michigan
Wolverines
Michigan U
Bill McGee
Lew Riggs
Dodgers
Giants
Bob Muncreff
Browns
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Hank Vollenwelder
Iowa U
Milt Kuhl
Drake
Hoeflinger
Ken Silvestri
Camp Custer
Mich
Earl E. Moir
Mechanicsville
Novak
Chicago Cubs
Ife
Reds
Brooklyn
Cubs
Freshman talent shines in Harris football scrimmage
Harris fielded five rookies and Carideo’s six starters as a large group of freshmen and vets tested in a scrimmage. Passes flowed, with Vacanti Youel and Curran linking in multiple plays and Hoerner repeatedly driving the line.
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Duke Curran
Harris
Hoerner and Co
Carideo
Ralph Beardsley
Anamosa
Bob Liddy
Monticello
Caribeo
Harris Stageberg
Mason City
Tom Hand
Chuck Aknes
Sam Vacanti
Hoerner
Derby Day Purses Split as Sun Again and Requested Triumph
Sun Again and Requested shared the top prizes in a six horse field. Sun Again paid 4.00 and 5.10 for place and show while Requested returned 6.10 and 8.70. Ster ling Clark's Colchis earned 2.00 in fourth, while Shut Out and Devil Diver disappointed and failed to place.
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Sun
Sterling Clark
Colchis
Maryland
Shut Out
Devil Diver
Ben Jones
Hein Flings Hawks to Win at Madison
Iowa Hawkeyes edge Wisconsin Badgers 4 to 3 in Madison as Dick Hein earns the win over Howard Rose. Iowa moves to eight wins in 10 Big Ten games while Wisconsin suffers its first conference loss in four starts.
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Madison
Wis
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Badgers
Dick Hein
Bob Sullivan
Howard Rose
Cornell Dominates Grinnell Avers Kohawks In Relentless Meet
Cornell, Grinnell, and Monmouth athletes competed for top marks as Paul Scott’s Cornell squad racked six firsts at Mt Vernon. Fie werner narrowly beat Laxson in hurdles, Voyce led javelin for Cornell, and Eckwall set a new record in shot put while Grinnell and Knox posted seconds and thirds in multiple events.
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Goding
Grinnell
Thira W. Davis
Cor
Tvearne
Cor Fith
Eckhoft
Monmouth
Eckwall
Carleton
Fieweser Lawrence
Schamnere Coe
Oainehes
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Knox
Lemnon Knox
Trotter Monmouth
Newell Grinnell
Hidinger Cor
Sory
Houden Cornell
Radant
Below
Doyle Knox
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Frost
Coe
Fleweeer Wrence
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Planagon
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Arnett
Dungeeman
Kuhleman
Dahlhere
Telolt
Mth
Hidinger
Scalisel
Lawson
Worley
Stoutner Cor
Corrican
CortFrast
Finnagan
Icholsen
Alttilach
iGrinnell
Bee Init
Decatur Faces Race With Untested Team
Decatur prepares for a Class B race with a largely unproven Com ies squad after the St Louis Cardinals moved their farm club to Decatur. Manager Abe White seeks reliable hits and pitching depth as rookies and veterans compete for infield and outfield spots.
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Decatur
Ecatur
Ill
St Louis Cardinals
Bloomington
Abe White
Mobile
Ala
Illinois Thinclads Pulverize Purdue
Illinois won a dual track meet against Purdue 96 to 94 in Champaign. The Illini swept all events except the mile and mile relay and posted strong times in the 220 yard low hurdles 120 yard high hurdles and the 100 yard dash.
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Champaign, Ill
Ins
University of Ilinois
Purdue
Illini
Boilermakers
Mllinois
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