Iowa to Play Eight-Game 1943 Football Schedule
Iowa unveils an eight game slate for 1943 including Wisconsin Purdue Illinois Minnesota Nebraska and a possible Great Lakes tilt. A Hawkeye manpower shortage prompted trimming from ten games and a seven game limit may be imposed if needed.
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Y.W.C.A. Girls Softball Opens Week with Big Wins
The Y.W.C.A. girls softball league began with Beck's classy outfit defeating Sanitary Dairy 10 to 0 in a five inning whitewash. Collins Radio routed Century Engineering 27 to 3, as their pitcher limited opponents to three hits. Wilson Local No. 3 edged the Y.W.C.A. Packers 23 to 20 in a close, high scoring affair.
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Shenandoah Seeks Coach After Moore Departure
Shenandoah high officials renew search for a new coach to succeed Ray Moore who has begun service as an ensign in the Navy at Chapel Hill North Carolina. Elwood S Madden Iowa University graduate elected to succeed Moore is currently coach at Red Wing Minnesota and is blocked from leaving by Minnesota law unless released by the school.
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Two Nines Top Big Ten Race
Wisconsin aims to win a double header against winless Chicago to stay in the Big Ten race with Ohio State. Ohio State won 9 to 6 over Michigan and Illinois beat Purdue 10 to 0 as Michigan and Ohio State clash again.
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Buckeyes Set Pace In Tennis Tourney
In Evanston Illinois Ohio State led the Big Ten tennis championships with 10 points led by sophomore Wasserman top seed who beat Lothrop 6 1 6 4 in singles. Wisconsin and Illinois trailed by one point each Northwestern fell to fourth with eight points as Downs defeated Geankopolis to reach the singles final.
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Gophers Eyes Fourth Win in Iowa State Series
Minnesota aims for a clean four game sweep over Iowa State after securing an 8 to 4 victory to go up 3 0 in the series.
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Boston Games Postponed Friday Event Results
Readable fragments show sports results and scheduling notes with postponed status. No clear teams or scores are given, but references to Friday results and Saturday games imply a delayed lineup. No additional context or entities are extractable from the fragment.
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Armstrong Nine Edges Smulekoff Juniors 6 to 1
Armstrong nine defeats Smulekoffs behind six hit pitching by Dick Rozek on Friday at Riverside Park. Russell doubled and Fletcher homered in the sixth as Armstrong adds four in the seventh. Newcomb singles for Smulekoffs lone fifth inning run. Rozek bests Ralph Davis with five safeties and five walks.
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Illini Michigan Favored in 43rd Big Ten Track Meet
Michigan and Illinois headline the 43rd Big Ten outdoor meet at Northwestern Dyche Stadium with strong qualifiers. Michigan led with 14 entries, Illinois and Ohio State each posted 10, while Minnesota had eight. Key performers to watch include Charley Hlad Hero Matter and Dallas Dupre.
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Fielder Jones An Early Strategist Of Baseball
Fielder Jones rose as a central figure for the Hitless Wonders of 1906 and as Chicago White Sox manager from 1904 to 1908. A fast left hand hitter with a strong arm, he was renowned for his pitching staff handling and game tactics, guiding Sox to a world title and shaping early 20th century baseball strategy.
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Mead Ready to Take Sports Director Job
Senator James M. Mead said he would accept a voluntary position with a sports group to entertain servicemen and war workers but opposes a member of Congress or a paid sports executive filling the post. He suggested a civilian candidate, notably Joseph E. Davies, former ambassador to the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Grinnell Captures Triangular Track Meet Over Cornell and Coe
Grinnell's Kohawks toppled Cornell and Coe in the Coe Cornell Grinnell track meet, finishing with 71 points to Cornell's 64 and Coe's 35. Notables include Dick Wilson winning discus at 121 feet 8 inches and Warren Pugh leaping 20 feet 7 inches in the broad jump, with Newell and Corrigan pacing Grinnell in multiple events. No meet records were set as a chilly wind affected the afternoon.
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Big Ten 1943 Grid Season Schedule Revised
The 1943 Big Ten football schedule outlines games from September through November. Notable matchups include Illinois at Purdue, Iowa at Indiana, Michigan at Northwestern, Wisconsin at Camp Grant, and Minnesota at Nebraska with Great Lakes and Notre Dame also appearing in the schedule.
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Acres lands 21-inch four-pound trout in Bear Creek
A large Winneshiek water catch on May 3 by E L Acres yielded a 21 inch trout weighing just over four pounds. It marked Acres second four pounder this season after previous success.
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Buck Ross Delivers One Hit Shutout For White Sox
New York Yankees suffer a 3-0 defeat as Buck Ross limits them to a lone hit. White Sox capitalize on timely hits and strong defense to secure the win behind Ross and Wensloff struggles in relief.
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Timm to Hurl for Upper Iowa Monday
Wayne Timm, veteran Upper Iowa pitcher and senior naval reservist, will start the final game of his collegiate career as the Peacocks face the Wartburg Knights on Dorman Field May 17 at 2 30 p.m. He has a 2 3 record with two unearned losses in which his team held leads for eight innings in each defeat.
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University High Wins Duel Track Meet in Iowa City
University High of Iowa City beat St Ambrose of Davenport 74 to 52 in a dual track meet. U High won both the half mile and mile relays and took firsts in eight events overall.
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