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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1937

Page

18

District Track Meet Here Saturday Draws 200 Athletes

Sixteen area high schools including Roosevelt Franklin Clinton Iowa City and Muscatine send 200 athletes to Coe Field for a district track and field meet Saturday. Prelims run in the morning with finals starting at 2 00 p m and field events beginning at 1 30 p m.

Roosevelt Franklin Clinton WO Hundred Coe Wilson McKinley Iowa City University High Belle Plaine Lyons Muscatine Tipton de Witt Anamosa West Branch Marion Mount Vernon West Side Briggs Ryerson Hammill Mrkvicka Carr Person King Eddy Tharp Gillen Miller Saur Siebert Schnoeberen Barger

Industrial Loop Teams Win From Open League Clubs

Industrial league action at Ellis park opened with two Open League teams losing to Industrial foes. Wilson and company dropped a 4-3 decision as Bill Driscoll, town’s top pitcher, allowed two risky runs while relieving. Iona Steel routed Armstrong 7-4, Blaul’s edged Merchants Bank 1-0 on a third base overthrow, and Jack Curley pitched well for Chevrolet despite weak outfield support.

Ellis Park Bill Driscoll Wilson and Company Chevrolet Armstrong's Iona Steel Blaul’s Merchants Bank Bill Jones Jack Curley

Bud Wilkinson Awarded Top Minnesota Scholar Athlete

Charles Bud Wilkinson, tied to three Minnesota national football championship crews, was named outstanding student in scholastic and athletic ability and received the Western conference medal. He earned three letters in football hockey and one in golf and will join Ossie Solem at Syracuse as backfield coach next fall.

Des Moines Releases Catcher Carl Rebuman

Des Moines released catcher Carl Rebman by manager Del Bissonette. He was replaced in the Rock Island game by John Menke, brother of Walter Menke, from Bancroft Iowa, who played semipro with Forest City Collegians last season.

DES Moines Carl Rebman del Bissonette Rock Island John Menke Walter Menke Bancroft Iowa Forest City Collegians

Real Estate Taxes in U S Highest of Major Nations

The University of California real estate division reports U S real estate taxes are heavier than those charged in the 12 leading nations, highlighting the nation's tax burden on property across states and markets.

LOS Angeles (Lp University of California United States

Drivers Ready for Indianapolis Tests

Eight drivers prepared for the fastest qualifying trials in the Detroit to Indianapolis 900 mile race history. Predicted speeds reach 125 miles an hour with trials starting Saturday as drivers chase pole for the May 31 classic. Names include Cummings Shaw Snyder Stapp Roberts Mays Horn Winn Meyer Hepburn and others.

Indianapolis Wild Bill” Cummings Wilbur Shaw Glendale Calif Jimmy Snyder Chicago Babe Stapp Los Angeles Floyd Roberts van Nuys Ted Horn Billy Winn Detroit Cummings Boyle Shaw Mays Roosevelt Raceways Snyder Stapp Winn Roberts Louis Meyer Huntington Park Ralph Hepburn Meyer

Clinton Baseball Players Injured In Hit And Run

Clinton Three I league players Vernon Voegier Snyder Neb and Bert Haas Naperville Ill were hospitalized after a hit and run crash. Manager Clyde Sukeforth filed charges against Gilbert Brown 43 for leaving the scene without aiding the injured players who stepped from Sukeforth’s car at a street corner. Voegier a pitcher, has severe head injuries and possible skull fracture Haas a first baseman suffers shock and superficial injuries.

Clinton INS Vernon Voegier Snyder Neb Bert Haas Naperville Ill Clyde Sukeforth Gilbert Brown Sukeforth Voegler Haas

Amana Beats Williamsburg 11 to 5 in Baseball

Amana high school defeated Williamsburg 11 to 5 on Tuesday. Pegump pitched for Amana while Seifert caught. Evans and Romberg played as Williamsburg pitcher and catcher.

Amana High Williamsburg AMANA Pegump Seifert Amana Evans Romberg

Correcting a golfer's stance to reduce overreach

The article discusses how overreaching at address causes leftward slice. It urges players to move feet four inches closer to the ball and stand more erect. A revised stance with proper form can alter swing path, preventing clubface from opening and slicing ball.

Raiders seek five wins in opening road stretch

Cap Crossley aimed for five victories in eleven away games to start the Western league season. Cedar Rapids won five of the first nine, with two Davenport games left. a .500 finish would position the Raiders for a stronger 14 game home stand. Injuries slow Cal Lahman and Russ De Forest, while Frank Howard may return soon.

Cap Crossley Raiders Cedar Rapids Davenport Hill Park Crossley Cal Lahman Russ de Forest de Forest Frank Howard Howard Mickey Chartak

Brandon High Beats Quasqueton 8-3 in Baseball

Brandon high school defeated Quasqueton 8 to 3 in Tuesday afternoon baseball here. The Brandon girls team lost to Quasqueton 9 to 1.

Brandon Brandon High

Dizzy Dean Admits Lost Zip But Aims For 30 Wins

Sports writer Pat Robinson reports Dizzy Dean in a candid interview in a New York hotel lobby. Dean says his fastball has slowed but he adjusted by throwing more curves and slow stuff, claims a stronger team with Pepper Martin Brown Bordagaray and Medwick, names the Pirates as favorites, criticizes Giants rotation, and notes arm stiffness between innings while aiming for 30 wins.

Pat Robinson New York Dizzy Dean Dean Pepper Martin Brown Bordagaray Gutteridge Medwick Durocher Pirates Giants Cubs Reds Dizis Davis

Scalpers Target Indiana High School Tournament Tickets

The piece notes scalpers in Indiana charging up to 50 for high school tournament tickets at Butler Fieldhouse while predicting close meets in Coe College track and noting past champions Mohawks and Kohawks. It recounts Joe Severa leading Columbia College baseball to a 12-3 win and summarizes Indianapolis 500 trials where Rex Mays Babe Stapp and Chet Miller led before Miller won the race.

Indiana John Beck Chamber of Commerce Hoosier State Butler University Iowa Joe Severa St. Wenceslaus Columbia College Wartburg Dubuque Severa Columbia

Quasqueton and Palo Open Valley League Season

Quasqueton hosts Palo in the Valley league opener as Ockie Thiesen of Cedar Rapids is set to pitch for Quasqueton after the team won the 1936 championship and brings back a strong lineup this season.

Quasqueton Palo Gazette Ockie Thiesen Cedar Rapids

Practical Joker John Phoenix Honored in UC Lecture

Berkeley California UP George H Derby known as John Phoenix editor and humorist famed for praising the common flea was hailed as the world's champion practical joker during a University of California lecture.

Berkeley Calif George H. Derby John Phoenix California University of California

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