Coe wins first annual Triangular with Grinnell and Cornell
Coe varsity led by Chuck Ralston wins 71 points to Grinnell 62 and Cornell 28. Freshmen led by Fred Verink rack up 82 as Cornell, Grinnell trail. Ralston sets a Coe high jump record and wins multiple events. Applequist edges him in the 220.
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Coe
Grinnell
Cornell
Chuck Ralston
Fred Verink
Ted Applequist
Ralston
Applequist
Moore
Levis
McCauley
Fell
Forest
Patterson
van Evera
Clemens
Hagan
Baden
Glee
Moody
Kinch
Peck
Jones
Nash
Bell
Carspecken
Wehmeyer
Bennett
Baichley
Hamann
Robinson
Petersen
Grinne
McKean
Prasch
Schroeder
Luther
Powers
Anderson
Walters
True
Geshner
Cisler
Crossman
Cranny
Heregan
Stoutner
Nelson
Eg A Simon
Verink
Michaelson
van Wyk
Penivers
Hidinger
Loepp
Stevenson
Dahlberg
Notaro
Sorat Coe
Agg
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Imne
Howland
Knowlton
Gash
Hunt
Altfillisch
Shoulberg
Hosford
Burkett
Moon
Eens Cornell
Norris
Wallace
Watters
Brice
van Tayle
Mather
Simon
Coe field hosts Midwest conference track meet
The new Coe field and track aided the largest Midwest conference meet yet, with eight colleges including Lawrence, Carleton, Knox, Monmouth, Ripon and Beloit fielding racers. Events span track, tennis, golf, and a spring coaches meeting as Davenport hosts the nearby high school Miss Valley showdown.
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Coe
Lawrence
Carleton
Cornell
Knox
Monmouth
Ripon
Beloit
Kohawks
Joe Graf
Elmer Wood
Honors in Women's Bowling Announced in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Women’s Bowling Association voted to host the 1941 state tournament in Cedar Rapids with the fall city league season. Leta Nezerka led with a 167 average on the Bishop’s team, while Georgia Frasinger posted a 165 season high and high series totals. Several players from various leagues posted notable scores and team finishes across the season. Bernice Cameron competed nationally with a Des Moines team in Oklahoma City.
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Cedar Rapids
Alyce Phillips
Eileen Glaza
Penick
Ford
LaPlant-Choate
Daryl Kurtz
Helen Vizal
Red Crown
Morning Glory Do-Nut
Smulekoff’s
Peter Pan
Wilson and
Stark’s. Ladies Recreation
Burkart’s
Des Moines
By Tait football drill signals Iowa spring progress
Visitors are kept at a distance then enjoy a pleasant time as lean candidates run hard signal drills under quarterbacks barking like Notre Dame. Frank Carideo watches punters loft high footballs while Eddie Anderson and Jim Harris direct. coaches claim Iowa football has transformed with sharper snaps and precision.
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Notre Dame
Frank Carideo
Eddie Anderson
Jim Harris
Iowa
Franklin and McKinley Run 1 2 in District Meet
Franklin dominates relays and field events while McKinley stars in hurdles and sprints. Kanellis of Franklin wins the javelin at 180 feet 9% inches as Traer’s Erickson trails. Franklin and McKinley share high points with multiple event wins and top finishes.
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Franklin
McKinley
George Kanellis
Bruce Erickson
Traer
John Bowne
Kanellis
East Siders
Bob Nicholson
Glenn Kerres
Jack Hall
Jack Sopousek
Earl Carr
Bill Taylor
Roosevelt
Ralph Beardsley
Anamosa
Erickson
Taylor
Wilbur Wortman
Grinnell
Seco
Jim Battin
Wortman
Ferguson
Sopousek
Reynolds
Montezuma
LaBarge
Benesh
Klima
Barden
Albright
Eldora Training School
Mari Om
Wilson
Arnold
Kerres
Hightshoe
University High
Hall
Vacik
West Branch
Flage
Waukon
Palmer
H. Berchenbriter
Patterton
Carr
Powell
Livingston
van Cura
Briggs
Blakey
Keota
Beardsley
van Zee
Welbes
Haddad
Wood
Bowers
Hurdies
Schenken
Marion
Hightsnhoe
Toledo Winders
Vaught
Bratton
Kremenak
Cahill
Kiima
Lemon
Isbell
Vinton
Bowne
York
Miller
Garnant
Morgan
Boyd
Manchester
Fonce Cern
Aeerres
Nicholson
Ledo
Foote
Tigers Browns in mammoth player swap shocks league standings
The report details a three way tie for first in the Open league with Wilson and Armstrong tied at the top alongside others. Arm strong leads batting in the Open, while pitchers Michalek and Driscoll pace mound action. Industrial B sights Lund of LaPlant-Choate with two wins and Fire Shift No. 2 leading runs. The piece also covers Browns acquisition of four pitchers to bolster the staff and notes rain washing out early Fraternal games.
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Hush
Claude Passeau
Ray Blades
Doc Prothro
Phillies
Brooklyns
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Fred Haney
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Kramer
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Bengals
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Armstrong
Charlie Michalek
Billy Driscoll
Post Office
Womacka
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Schrodermier
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Lund
LaPlant-Choate
Ed Cisler
Fire Shift No
Chev
Christman
Tigers
Frank “Pinky” Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Harris
Toledo
Mud Hens
Browns
Barnes
Honeymead
Paul
Anderson
Trinity Methodist
Calvary Baptist
Chuck Hamer
Paul Detlefeson
Baptists
Trinity Methodist No. 2
Lyle Lowe
Sinclair Memorial
Hawkeye Golfers Suffer First Season Loss
Illinois beat Iowa 15 to 12 in Illinois’ afternoon singles after Iowa led in morning two man team play. Illini shot making overwhelmed the Hawkeyes to hand them their first defeat of the season at Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Illinois
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Illini
Challedon Triumphs In Strongmud Derby Finish
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s Challedon overtook Johnstown and Ciencia to win the race in soft footing. With Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trains, Challedon paid $14.40 for a $2 bet as the race featured the smallest field in 24 years and a $71,345 purse. Owner Brown netted $53,710 from the victory, among the top payouts in the event’s history.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Impound
Johnstown
Ciencia
Challedon
Brown
Winthrop Earns 3 1 Victory for District Title
Winthrop clinched the district base ball title with a 3 to 1 win over Belle Plaine Saturday afternoon in Central City. Halford and Landis, along with Pritchard, Lebeda and Henry, contributed to the victory as the team pulled ahead early and held on for the win.
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Central City
Winthrop
Belle Plaine
Winthvod
Isis
Deak
Halford
Landis
Pritchard
Lebeda
Henry
Northwestern nets win over Iowa in 8-1 tennis defeat
Northwestern defeated Iowa 8-1 in a men's tennis match in Iowa City. The loss marked Iowa's fifth straight defeat of the season as the teams competed on Saturday.
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Iowa City
INS
Northwestern
Iowa
Grinnell Netters Triumph Over Coe 5 1
Grinnell College defeated Coe College 5 1 in tennis on Saturday. Singles results include Berry over Woodward, Turner over Nichols, and Knner over Rogers. Doubles saw Berry Turner and Oelien Peisner prevail for Grinnell.
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Woodward
Turner
Nichols
Knner
Rogers
Oelien
Berry and Turner
Woodward and Nichols
Oelien and Peisner
Dennis
Raiders suspend Arntzen Vogler over road trip shakeup
The Grand Forks North Dakota Raiders suspended Arntzen and Vogler as the club reshapes its roster for a road trip. Don Gugler had the third sack on Friday and Naymick is slated for heavy work, slated to pitch opener at Springfield, with Goletz in line to start.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Oberlander
Don Gugler
Naymick
Mike Naymick
Eddie Marleau
Stan Goletz
Stan Gehrke
Bob Larson
Reynolds
Kenny Sass
Goletz
Springfield
Taylor
Blaze
Pike
Bink
Jones
Gugler
Roggino
Walsh
Browne
Marquardt
Grinnell Golfers Top Loyola and Coe on Saturday
Grinnell college golfers closed the season at Newton with a 13 to 5 victory over Loyola in the forenoon and a 14 to 4 4 over Coe in the afternoon.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Newton
Loyola University
Coe
Cyclone Poloists Subdue Spartans In Ames Match
The Iowa State polo team defeated a Spartan foe 6 to 4 in Ames. The Cyclones played a hard riding game Saturday, securing the win at the venue.
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Spartans
Ames
Iowa State
Anamosa Boxing Meet Reaches Final Round
Semifinals at the Anamosa reformatory tournament ended Saturday with finals set for May 30. Rol lan defeated Askerns in heavyweight, Lewis stopped Harvey in middleweight, Barnes scored a technical knockout over Thompson, O'Dea knocked out Swolley, and Burton defeated Thompson in welterweight. judges were Joe Benson and Eddie Jennings, with Alex Fidler referee and Davey Golad timekeeper.
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Anamosa
Rollan
Askerns
Lewis
Harvey
Barnes
Thompson
O’dea
Swolley
Burton
Joe Benson
Eddie Jennings
Alex Fidler
Davey Golad
Organized Country Club Bogey Tournament Draws Ten Winners
The first event of the year at the Country Club drew ten players tied for first in a blind bogey format led by Ray Mills and R. E. Killian. Second-place ties included T. F. Blaul and H. R. Taylor with third money split among five players. Johnny Vavra shot the low 75 and Heinie Jensen 77.
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George Taylor
Ray Mills
R. E. Killian
Fred Glanville
F. C. Waples
A. L. Augustine
Rudy Weber
Bud Lattner
Arthur Poe
Howard Cherry
J. B. Terry
Don Lynch
A. E. Durin
Dr. L. J. Halpin
P. Jenkins
Ed Wadsworth
R. H. Pickford
Johnny Vavra
Heinie Jensen
Badger Thinclads Outpace Hawkeyes in Madison Meet
Wisconsin track team defeated Iowa 82 to 48 in Madison, with three Camp Randall and ten meet records shattered and two meets tied. Iowa mile relay set a Camp Randall record at 3 22.1, beating Wisconsin’s 3 23.6. Mehl and Billig led multiple winners across events.
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Davenport
Blue Devils
Clinton
Waterloo
West
East
Dubuque
Winton
Franklin
McKinley
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
C. Teufel
Wiggins
Graves
Billig
Hawkeye
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Gardner
Roberts
Haller
Best
Harrer
Wilson
Timmerman
Seifert
Carleson
Soutar
Lenz
Malisch
Harkness
Ruben
Mehl
Buxton
Erickson
Camp Randall
Fenske
Petrie
E. Whaples
Kauffman
Hurdies
Smith
Collinge
Brandt
Kellner
Schoepicks
de Heer
F. Teufel
Schmidt
Moeller
Rich
Farin
Know
Chapman
Wilsom
Vance Iowa
Teufel
Burke
Harvey
Williams
Cubs extend road streak with 6 2 win over Pirates
Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2 for their ninth straight win over the Pirates. Bill Lee walked seven and 13 Pirates left on base, while Brubaker homered for Chicago and Bartell drove in runs. Pitchers involved included Klinger, Lee, Brown, and Swift with umpires Barr Sears Moran. Time 2 05.
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Pirates
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G.r'sell
Ij Handley
Bartellss
Berres
Lee
Mueller
iKlinger
Brown
Swift
Une i Hazy
Loom Ea
Bartell
Galan
Klinger
Hartnett
Vaughan
Bartel Brubaker
Brubaker
Suhr
G. Russell
Sheactee and
Stewart
Bees Beat Dodgers 5 3 To Take Second Straight
Boston Bees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 3 as MacFayden earned the win and Fitzsimmons took the loss. Hassett Kay and Moore drove in runs while Camilli Stainback Fletcher paced the Dodgers with key hits in a rough 2 04 hour game.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Brooklyn
Koy
O Warstler
Cosc'rt
Cooney
Rosen
O'Garms
Hassett
Phelps
Simmons
Lavatto
Miller
Stavn'ck
O Fletcher
Dur
Cher
O Lopez
Fitzs’ons
Sington
O'Frank
Hamlin
T Moore
Fitzsimmons
Hamiin
Camilli
Stainback
Fletcher
Lopez
Kay
Moore
Durocher
Garms
Roy
MacFayden
Warstier
Frankhouse
Hamlin i
Tribe Beats White Sox 3-2 In Ole City Tilt
Tribe edged the White Sox 3-2 in a tight game. Grimes connected on a key double driving in Shilling while Hudlin and Smith guarded the mound. Smith led both teams with six hits across the game as Brown logged two in two innings. Losing pitcher was Smith with Grimes, Radcliff making errors noted by umpire crew Ormsay Summers and Basil. Time not recorded.
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Grimes
Shilling
Trosky
Keltner
Trossy Grimes
Hudlin
Smith
Brown
Mith
Chapman
Itecher
Irors
Radcliff
Ormsay
So Summers
Basil
St Louis Beats Detroit 3 to 2 on Ninth Inning Double Play
St Louis rallied to defeat Detroit 3 to 2 as two double plays, including a ninth inning twin killing with tying runs aboard, sealed the win. Tebbetts and Berardino drove in runs, McQuinn homered, Clift and Walker doubled, Kennedy pitched into ninth for Detroit with Newsom relief.
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ST. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
McCosky
Th’mpson
Laabs
Eames
Walker
Opes An
G'ringer
Gr'berg
Ont
Rg Higgins
Sullivan
E Ai Sy Fox
O Berdino
Tebbetts
Heffner
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Newaom
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Kennedy
Cullephine
Biarnoig Oo
Cece
Ween
Clift
Berardino
McQuinn
Fox
Newsom
Rommel
Moriarty
Hubbard
Palo Nine Loses In Tight Picnic Day Ballgame
Palo High School dropped a 3 to 2 decision to Center Point at the school picnic day game. Longfield pitched well for Palo and Heefner starred for Center Point as the two teams produced a classic pitchers duel. Palo's five hits compared with Center Point's four.
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Palo
Center Point
Longfield
Heefner
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