Ralston and Verink Pace Coe at New Ko Hawk Track Meet
Coe athletes led by Chuck Ralston and freshman Fred Verink dominated the Coe Grinnell Cornell triangular. Ralston scored 24 points with three firsts and three seconds and set a Coe high jump record as Verink led the freshman squad with five firsts and a fourth in six events.
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Fred Verink
Ted Applequist
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Applequist
Moore
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Fell
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Vernon Elslager
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Sis RE Ieore Cornell
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Coe Field Opens as Midwest Meet Looms in City
The new Coe field and track completed last summer host the Midwest conference meet next Saturday with eight schools including Coe, Lawrence, Carleton, Cornell, Knox, Monmouth, Ripon and Beloit. Strong showings anticipated from last year’s champions and a tennis golf program alongside.
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Cornell
Knox
Monmouth
Ripon
Beloit
Kohawks
Joe Graf
Elmer Wood
Hawkeye Golfers Suffer First Defeat Of Season
Iowa City AP report Illinois handed the Iowa golf team its first defeat of the season 15 to 12. The Hawkeyes led in morning two man team play but Illinois brilliance in the afternoon singles overcame them.
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Honors in Women's Bowling Announced in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Women’s Bowling association voted to host the state tournament in Cedar Rapids in 1941. City league play honors include Leta Nezerka 167 high season, Georgia Frasinger 165 average with 623 series, and top game 909. Other standout totals feature Edna Wicklund 144, Billie Stevenson 213, and Daryl Kurtz 237 among league leaders.
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Red Crown Ladies Recreation
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Billie Stevenson
Modern Laundry
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Peter Pan
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Ladies Recreation
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Rosnicen Mercer
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Guke Tana Nelle Shettie
Oak Sepaseees Ladies Recreation
Matilda Schirm
Cape Red Crown
Nellie Sheffie
Lucile Sarver
Rosaleen Mercer
Tee Tee
Clementine Scolaro
Challedon Triumphs In Harness Great Johnstown Race
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Challedon wins by four lengths over Johnstown with Johnstown-Gilded Knight trailing. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trains both Challedon and the runnerup, bettor payoff at $14.40 for each $2 ticket. Challedon’s time 1 59 4-5, near the Preakness mark. Owner Brown nets $53,710 from a $71,345 purse amid a 322-horse entry pool reduced field.
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Johnstown
Ciencia
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Mudder
Fitzsimmons
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Challedon
Brown
Winthrop Takes District Baseball Title With 3 1 Win
Central City Winthrop captured the district baseball championship with a 3 to 1 win over Belle Plaine Saturday. Scoring by inning shows Winthrop 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 and Belle Plaine 0 0 0 0 1 0 0. Halford and Landis led Winthrop while Pritchard Lebeda and Henry contributed for Belle Plaine.
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IATRS
Halford
Landis
Pritchard
Lebeda
Henry
Northwestern nets 8 Iowa 1 in tennis rout
Northwestern defeated Iowa 8 to 1 in a Saturday tennis match at Iowa City ending Iowa's fifth straight loss of the season.
Red Pepper Sports Chatters On Football Drills And Baseball Buzz
In a lively field report, college football drill scenes show lean players, sharp snap, and Notre Dame style instruction under Frank Carideo eyeing the next fall tests. The column then shifts to major league chatter, praising Claude Passeau and others as spring stands test the season while Detroit vies in the American League cellar amid striking pitching stats.
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Eddie Anderson
Jim Harris
Iowa
Christman
Tigers
Detroit
Frank “Pinky” Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Harris
Toledo
Mud Hens
Browns
Barnes
Franklin and McKinley Lead District Meet Scoring
Franklin and McKinley finish 1-2 in district standings. Franklin excels in relays despite a disqualification in the mile relay for cutting in on a turn. George Kanellis wins the javelin with 180 feet 9¾ inches, hubbing Traer’s Bruce Erickson, while Earl Carr tops hurdles and high jump for McKinley with 19 points.
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Grinnell Netmen Defeat Coe 5 to 1 in Tennis Meet
Grinnell's tennis team beat Coe 5 to 1 in a Saturday match. Singles featured Berry over Woodward, Turner over Nichola, Belgner over Rogers, Genni over Detion, with Dellen and Pelaner, and doubles Berry Turner and Dellen Pelaner securing straight-set wins.
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Nichola
Belgner
Rogers
Genni
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Raiders suspend Arntzen Vogler in road trip reshuffle
The Grand Forks club suspended aspirant Arntzen and Vogler on Saturday as it seeks a third sacker. Oberlander was released to avoid internal quarrel with the new roster. Don Gugler holds the third sack spot after Friday's strong showing. Naymick will get most mound work on the road trip with a four day cycle and relief duties in between.
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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 Finish Season With Wins Over Loyola and Coe
Grinnell college golfers closed the season at Newton with a 13 to 5 victory over Loyola in the forenoon and a 144 to 34 win over Coe in the afternoon.
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Grinnell College
Newton
Loyola University
Coe
Cyclone Poloists Subdue Spartans in Tight Match
AMES AP A hard riding Iowa State polo team defeated Wisconsin State 6 to 4 Saturday at Ames. The Cyclones dominated the field with aggressive play securing the win over the Spartans.
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AMES
Towa
Wicnigart State
Here Saturay
Anamosa Boxing Meet Reaches Final Round
Semifinals in the Anamosa reformatory boxing tournament were completed. Finals set for May 30 with Rol lan defeating Askerns in heavyweight. Lewis stopped Harvey in the middleweight, Barnes edged Thompson, O'Dea knocked out Swolley, and Burton beat Thompson in welterweight. Joe Benson Eddie Jennings judged, Alex Fidler refereed, Davey Golad timekeeper.
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Harvey
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Swolley
Burton
Joe Benson
Eddie Jennings
Alex Fidler
Davey Golad
First golf meet at Country Club ends in big tie
The Fairways 1X The First at the Country Club yielded a blind bogey tournament with at least ten players sharing first. Ray Mills, R. E. Killian, Fred Glanville, F. C. Waples, A. L. Augustine, Rudy Weber, Bud Lattner, Arthur Poe, Howard Cherry, and Dr. J. K. Von Lackum led tied for first while second and third money split among other named golfers. Johnny Vavra posted a 75 and Heinie Jensen 77 as low scores.
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Ray Mills
R. E. Killian
Fred Glanville
F. C. Waples
A. L. Augustine
Rudy Weber
Bud Lattner
Arthur Poe
Howard Cherry
J. K. von Lackum
T. F. Blaul
H. R. Taylor
W. R. Dock
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 Humble Hawkeyes in Madison Meet
Wisconsin track team topped Iowa 82 to 48 in Madison. The meet produced multiple Camp Randall and meet records across events including the one mile relay 3:22.1 and several field marks.
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Wis
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Iowa
C. Teufel
Wiggins
Graves
Billig
Hawkeye
Wisconsin
Padwayne Gardner
Roberts
Haller
Reds Cuff Cards Behind Vandermeer
Cubs beat Pirates 6 2 to drop into NL cellar end nine game win streak dating to Aug 22 1938. Lee issues seven walks while Pirates strand 13 as Chicago pitchers combine for win at Pittsburgh.
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Vandermeer
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Chicago
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Pirates
Bill Lee
Tigers Browns in Huge Player Swap Shakeup
The article details a major player swap involving the Detroit Tigers and the St Louis Browns amid a busy early season. It highlights four new pitchers added by the Browns and notes Tigers and Browns rosters, batting leaders, and standings across multiple industrial and church leagues with weekly schedules and upcoming matchups. It mentions Wilson and Armstrong leading Open league ties, and various pitchers showing edge in Industrial A B C leagues.
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Sinclair Memorial
Tribe Fashions 9-2 Win Over White Sox
Detroit and St Louis games dominate the page with double plays and strong pitching. McQuinn stars for Detroit with three RBIs including a homer, while Belongs to Tebbetts and Croucher, plus key hits from Walker and Gringers highlight the action.
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Palo High Falls 3 2 in Picnic Day Baseball
A crowd watched Palo High lose 3 to 2 to Center Point in a pitchers duel at Palo’s field. Longfield pitched for Palo and Heefner for Center Point, Palo totaling five hits to Center Point’s four.
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