Monona Dunkerton Win Tourney Tilts In District Play
Monona and Dunkerton won no hit games in the opening round of district high school play. Waverly defeated Waterville 5-4. West Waterloo beat Strawberry Point 3-0 in a no hitter. Dunkerton beat Elgin 4-3. Monona edged New Hampton 1-0 behind Kuester’s 11 strikeouts in a near perfect performance.
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Dunkerton
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New Hampton
East Waterloo
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Hampton
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Gates
Bogen
Grove
Olinger
Waterloo
Crawberry Point
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Gundacker
It's in the Cards St Louis to Win
Chicago dispatch reports Braves manager Billy Southworth predicts the St Louis Cardinals will win the National League pennant, citing deep pitching depth and overall talent. He argues early-season struggles do not undermine St Louis and expects a wider margin than anticipated.
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Fight Mob Mourns Jimmy Johnston A Fight Promoter
New York report honors Jimmy Johnston, famed boxing manager who died last week. He shaped fighters gathered tales at cafes, promoted bouts at Briggs Stadium and planned summer events with Branch Rickey. Johnston admired Joe Louis yet joked he was Louis worst cheese champion ever.
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James
Jimmy
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Bob Pastor
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Louis
Beer Rodes
Gypsy Daniels
Max Schmeling
Phil Scott
Scott
Detroit
al Buck
Briggs Stadium
Holler
Branch Rickey
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Mickey Walker
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Primo Carera
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments Reported
Puzzle fragments list clues and wordplays including places, people, and themes. The readable lines show themes like Norse pose away from wind and an Arthurian lady, with references to dates and a Mexican farmer.
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Mr. Olsen
Red Sox poised to win pennant say scribe
Lawton Carver predicts Boston Red Sox will dominate the circuit with superior pitching and hitting. He cites manager Joe Cronin, a deep lineup led by Williams and DiMaggio, and key pitchers as evidence they won’t miss the pennant, despite lingering Yankee skepticism.
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Boste
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Rudy York
Bobby Doerr
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Ted Williams
Dom DiMaggio
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Dick Houden Cops Honors as Cornell Loses to Teachers
Cornell sprint star Dick Houden led Cornell in a 90 41 dual meet defeat at Cedar Falls to the Teachers college. Houden won the 100 and 220 yard dashes in 10.1 and 22.3 seconds and anchored the mile relay to beat the Teachers quartet.
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Iowa
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Teachers College
von Palmer
Colville Gnenon
Tassie
Tuerner
Hemenway
Y. Goodwin
Haloupek
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Ingress
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Mira
Aon Ramen
Hightshoe
Stover
Sebern
St Ambrose Announces Seven Game Grid Card
DavenportIowa UP Coach Ernie Arboit unveiled a seven game football schedule for St Ambrose college this fall. The Bees return to action after a three year lay off due to the war. The slate includes Drake at Des Moines Loras at Dana Island Thomas at St Paul St Josephs Rensselaer at Davenport Norbertsport Breck? anic h ak Pevenpek
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St. Ambrose College
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Dana
Island
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Rensselaar
Norbert
Father and Son Race Team Aims to Carry Schrader Legacy
Speedy Butts, 31, of Cedar Rapids makes his Hawkeye Downs debut in Memorial Day dirt track events alongside his father Arthur Butts in a two year project. The pair race a blue rocker-arm machine numbered 30 built at home as Emory Collins and other stars eye tough competition from entrants across six states in six ICA sanctioned championship events.
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Hawkeye Downs
Emory Collins
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Davenport
Des Moines
Waterloo
Sioux City
Arthur Butts
Avenue NE
Speedy
Rolfe
Midwest
Sentry
Schrader
Indiana
California
Collins
Dave Champeau
Hollywood
Calif
Chuck Frame
Belleville
Kan
Clare Cotter
Austin
Notre Dame Coach Promises Steak Dinner Reward
Notre Dame football coach Frank Leahy will treat every squad member who posts an 80 average or higher this semester to a steak dinner. The provost-style incentive aims to boost academic performance among players.
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Notre Dame
NEA
Frank Leahy
Mrs Estelle Page Wins Women’s Southern Golf Meet
Mrs Estelle Lawson Page of Greensboro North Carolina won the Women s Southern Golf Association championship at Dallas Country Club defeating Miss Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta four and three after leading all 36 holes. Intermittent rain paused play and Kirby rallied late but Page held the margin.
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Estelle Lawson Page
Greensboro
N. C
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Dallas Country Club
Page
Change in Louis No Improvement Critics Maintain
Davis J. Walsh reports from New York that boxing critics at Plug-Ugly Plaza see a potential change in heavyweight champion Joe Louis. They note reduced speed and a shift to slower inside punches, uncertain if due to whim or necessity and unsure if the change is permanent.
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New York
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Plug-Ugly Plaza
Joe Louis
Pompton Lakes
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