Iowa Hawkeye Spring Intrasquad Preview Set for Saturday
The University of Iowa prepares for its 1938 spring intrasquad game at the practice field east of Kinnick Stadium. About 2,500 fans are expected to watch Black and Gold squads led by Ernie Nevers and Pat Boland. Notable veterans Fred Smith and Dick Evans highlight the Blacks, with Chuck Brady and Ken Pettit among Golds starters. Nile Kinnick is not participating.
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Dick Evans
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Ed McLain
Chuck Brady
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Smith
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Cese
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K. Pettit
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Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Klein's 69 Low In First Round Of Metro Open
Willie Klein of Wheatley Hills New York shot 69 Thursday to lead the Metropolitan Open at Fresh Meadow Country Club Flushing by one stroke. Ralph Guldahl Jimmy Hines Horton Smith and Lawson Little posted 70s and 71s as the field began the three day event with 18 holes on Friday and 36 on Saturday.
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Willie Klein
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Horton Smith
Oak Park
Lawson Little
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Badminton Championship Honors at Y W Co A Tournament
Phyllis Waltermeyer wins singles title at the Y W C A badminton event defeating Dorothy Svec 11-4 7-11 14-9 in the final. In doubles, Mary Lockwood and Jacqueline Miller claim the crown by beating Phyllis Waltermeyer and Dorothy Svec 15-9 6-15 18-17.
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Mary Lockwood
Jacqueline Miller
Dorothy Svec
Miss Svec
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Dorothy Svee
Clara Wies
Oluf Dalsbo
Dorothy Sveee
Myra Booth
Pearl Everett
Elkader Wins Opener In District Tourney
Elkader defeated Decorah 7 to 4 in the district high school baseball tourney at Nashua. Other results include Bristow 43 Cresco 1 and Noahua Nora Springs 7 Stravibe Point Tripoline Wankon 5.
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Decorah
Bristow
Cresco
Sohn
Oran
Mcintyre
Noahua
Nora Springs
Stravibe Point
Tripoline Wankon
Ene Is
Decorah High Track Team Wins Dual Meet Against New Hampton
Decorah defeated New Hampton 734% to 5314 in a midweek dual meet. The Decorah squad swept the 440 yard and half mile events and captured the mile relay. A new low time in the half mile was posted as Aschim beat David Meyer by a foot in 2 10.5.
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New Hampton
Aschim
David Meyer
Softball Scores From Fraternal League Play
Fraternal League results show IA team defeating Triton 9 to 1 with strong pitching and late runs. other games feature Maccabees and Community House teams earning narrow wins. Church League notes a Yeatminster Presbyterian game recess due to insufficient players.
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Hauskins
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Eevee Ianl I
Dand Ha Schaber
Lunning
Helmen- Jan ‘Hua
Tecause
House
Hamous Eng Stroleny
Poole and
Kacere
Yeatminster Presbyterian
Paul's Methodist Episcopal
St Dute
Teachers Coe Cornell Triangular Track Meet Set
About 100 athletes from Coe Cornell and Iowa State Teachers will compete in a triangular track meet at Cornell field. Freshmen start at 10 a.m. and varsity events begin at 2 p.m. Coe and State Teachers are favored after last season’s 75 75 tie, with Midwest Conference championships at Appleton Wisconsin next Saturday.
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Cornell
Iowa State
Appleton
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District track meets open with strong Iowa teams set
Dubuque and East Des Moines lead state indoor champions entering the eight district meets Friday and Saturday as 1 443 boys compete nationwide. Des Moines, Ames, and Cedar Rapids schools push for state title bids amid tense prep for Marion and Fort Dodge district races.
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East
Des Moines
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Ames
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Hank Vollenweider
Marion
Fort Dodge
Davenport
Clinton
Coe Tennis Men Fall 5-1 to Dubuque on Local Courts
Dubuque University defeated Coe 5-1 Thursday afternoon. Singles saw Garvin and Mathis win for Dubuque while Woodward, Peterson, Haas, and Rogers provided Coe’s points. Doubles ended 6-4 3-6 6-3 and 6-8 6-2 in favor of Dubuque. A return match is set for Saturday at Dubuque.
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Coe
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Kirkenbainer
Woodward Icholag
Peterson
Garvin
Rogers
Mathis
Haas
Falkenhainer
Peters
Woodward
Nicholas
Bennett Beaten by Burlington in district baseball opener
In Muscatine Bennett High fell to Burlington 3-1 in the district baseball tournament first round. Davenport defeated Hillsboro 5-1 and Oakville beat Oxford Junction 2-1.
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Thirty third degree fans and boxing charity offer
The piece notes a crowd of about 200 at Hill Park for a late night baseball session and discusses promoter Mike Jacobs offering 10 percent of June 22 fight profits to aid the foreign refugee movement. It explores implications for Jewish leaders and potential boycott reactions alongside sport gossip about Rollie Hemsley and upcoming Iowa City spring football.
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Mike Jacobs
Louis Schmeling
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Roosevelt
Anti-Nazi League
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Germany
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League
Bupane Gas Defeats Armstrong Legion Nine 3-1
Bupane Gas beat Armstrong Legion Nine 3-1 as Armstrong Juniors extended losing streak to four games. Key plays included Dra kos’ double, a brisk rally after a first inning give away, and unearned third run following an error. Jansen and Butler contributed with runs as Kremenak held Armstrong to two hits.
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Legion
Bupane Gas
Bupane
Drakos
Stole
Jansen
Hamad
Kremenak
Butler
Sebetka
Cupane Gas
Sebrika
V.ch'p'krt
O'larrisss
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Odvorak
Novak
Ib O Schwarz
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M Butlerrt Taylor
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Armstrong’s
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Gillam Wins TC Knockout in Central States Tourney
Des Moines Bob Gillam the Gazette Golden Gloves 147 pound champion scored a technical knockout over Leonard Lee of Ames in the first round at the Jewish Community center Central States tournament. George Hayes Lenox and Joe Acardi Des Moines also won by technical knockout in the first round.
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Bob Gillam
Gazette
Leonard Lee
Ames
Central States
Edgewood Wins 3-0 In Rain-Soaked Five Inning Game
Edgewood defeats Littleport 3 to 0 in five innings on a soggy diamond Tuesday afternoon. Schmidt and Ro task combined on the mound for Edgewood, while Beatty and Sharp contributed at the plate.
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Edgewood
Littleport
R.M. E
Edgewood Schmidt
Beatty
Sharp
Rules Adopted for Jaloppy Derby at Hawkeye Downs
Entry lists opened for the Jaloppy Derby to be held at Hawkeye Downs on Sunday June 12 under the young men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. Rules emphasize safety with four racing classes and five mile heats plus a ten mile final for each class.
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Hawkeye Downs
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Rules and Safety Committee
Don Neill
Roosevelt Hotel
Neill
Roosevelt
Rules Committee
Iowa State Beats Nebraska In 12 Innings 5 to 4
Iowa State College baseball edged Nebraska 5 to 4 in 12 innings before 3,000 fans. The Cyclones tied the game with three runs in the ninth and will face Nebraska again in a doubles header.
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Iowa State
Nebraska
Ames
Iowa State College
University of Nebraska
Cyclones
Vie Kings
Town State
Weber
Drury Aut Bauman
Neurngbas Schidekes Horninn
Sund
Stron
Lone Tree blancos Oxford 14-0 in football clash
Lone Tree high defeated Oxford 14 to 0 on Tuesday. The Lone Tree battery was Baker and Workman while Oxford’s were Mueller and Miarsha.
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Oxford Ball Club
Oxford
Lone Tree High
Baker and Workman
Mueller
Miarsha
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