Discrimination claim against Iowa sportsmen by South Dakota noted
DES MOINES AP A preliminary survey by the state conservation commission says South Dakota is the only state discriminating against Iowa sportsmen. Iowans are barred from nonresident licenses for hunting ducks in South Dakota, though pheasants may be hunted there with an earlier start for residents. The commission cites South Dakota law and English common law on state control of wild game.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
South Dakota
Iowa
Stiles
Hlinois
Minnesota
Reinforcement Flown To U S Walker Cup Team
In St Andrews Scotland Robert Sweeney flew to bolster the United States Walker Cup squad as possible injuries threaten the Friday start. Smiley Quick remains unable to wear a shoe due to a swollen foot while Dick Chapman resumes practice weakened by influenza and Frank Stranahan appears to have recovered from a jaw injury. Bryan Hextall of the New York Rangers reaches 20 goals for the seventh season, with 170 regular season goals and seven in Stanley Cup play.
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Scotland
INS
America
Robert Sweeney
United States
Sweeney
Smiley Quick
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
N. C
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Bryan Hextall
New York Rangers
Iowa Battles Louisiana Tech In Second Game Set
Iowa University, after three failed bids this season, prepared to face Louisiana Tech in the second game of a two game series in Iowa City. Louisiana Tech edged Iowa 6 to 5 as Van Hicks delivered a go ahead single in the seventh with two on. Don Thompson boosted Iowa with a first inning homer, Rob Smith as front. Tech tied it in the third on a Bob Brasher double driving in two. A fourth inning two run hit by Jack Dittmer and Bob Cooks double gave Iowa a short lead before Tech reclaimed it on three singles and a walk in the bottom of the inning. Kent Peterson, Cincinnati southpaw, is noted for eight no hitters while with a Philippines army team and striking out Ted Williams in spring.
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Iowa University
Louisiana Tech
Hawks
Louisiana Club
Iowa
van Hicks
Tech
Don Thompson
Bob Smith
Bob Brasher
Jack Dittmer
Bob Cooks
Louisiana
Kent Peterson
Cincinnati
Army
Philippines
Ted Williams
Notice of Executors for Mary A Custer Estate in Linn IA
On May 12 1947 Clara Duster and Charles Duster were appointed executors of the Mary A Custer estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must promptly pay debts and file claims with Sarsent Spangler and Hines Attorneys in Iowa.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Mary A. Custer
Linn
Tows
Iowa
Clara Duster
Charles Duster
Sarsent
Spangler and Hines
Coe thinclads rely on points from injured stars at Northfield
Coe College coach Harris Lamb tempered championship hopes for the Kohawks at the Midwest meet on Carleton track Northfield Minnesota. He noted Arnett and Hopkins could threaten records while detailing injuries to Henry and McKay but predicting several points from others. Lamb also plans Coe golf and lists reserve runners and the relay lineup with potential substitutions.
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Grinnell
Harris Lamb
Coe College
Kohawks
Carleton
Northfield
Minn
Lamb
Arnett
Hopkins
Midwest
Cedar Rapids
Mare Eye
Chicago
Coe
George Henry
John McKay
Henry
Russ Collins
Bob Anderson
Racine
Collins
Levy
Sanford
Willis Lamb
Kohawk
Wyoming Cardinals Top Platteville in Extra Inning Victory
The Wyoming Cardinals defeated Platteville Wisconsin 8 to 7 in an extra inning game Sunday afternoon in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Cardinals
Platteville
Wis
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