Kohawks Beat Grinnell Cornell In Triangular Meet
Coe's Midwest champs won the triangular track meet scoring 79 points to Grinnell 49 and Cornell 34. Cornell won the freshman meet with 65 points led by Don Strachen in the mile and half mile.
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Grinnell
Cornell
T. Vernon
Coe
Kohawk
Vance Wilson
Dick Houden
Ross Notaro
Dave Clutterham
Paul Scott
Ray Frost
Frank Flanagan
Bob Nicholson
Altfillisch
Charlies Zoda
Don Strachen
Manufacturers and Quakers Lead Early M & J League
Iowa Manufacturing and Quaker Oats start week three with perfect records. Orie Arntzen’s Manufacturers beat Wilson’s and Iowa Light as the Quakers defeated La Plant Choate. Upcoming games pit Manufacturers vs La Plant Choate and Quakers vs Universal Crusher.
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Iowa Manufacturing
Quaker Oats
Orie Arntzen
Wilson's
Iowa Light
Quakers
LaPlant
Universal Crusher
Tom Farmer
Bill Welp
Iowa University
Crushers
Wilson
Arntzen
Huskers Again Rule Big Six on Cinders
Nebraska won its fourth straight Big Six track title scoring a conference record 822.5 points. Harold Hunt set a pole vault mark at 14 feet, inches as Kansas State placed second and Missouri third. Oklahoma finished fourth with 26 points, while Iowa State and Kansas trailed. wind hampered record attempts and several stars, including Lyda of Oklahoma, faced illness in key races.
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Incoln
Neb
Nebraska University
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Harold Hunt
Kansas State
Bissouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas University
Nebraska Sentune
Bill Lyda
Lyda
Missouri
Bob Ginn
Owen Joggerst
Joggerst
Ginn
Ray R Ka
Wee
Gence
Janse James Sei Brown
Davenport Golfers Win District Meet
Clinton’s Stanley Sirvid earned medalist honors with a 77 on the par 72 course as Davenport golfers clinched the district meet victory.
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Davenport
Stanley Sirvid
Clinton
Harold Lind Named Hawkeye Captain for 1943 Season
Harold Lind, slugging outfielder for the University of Iowa, was elected captain of the Hawkeyes for the 1943 season by teammates. Bill Welp was named most valuable player and Indiana pitcher Johnny Logan was chosen as the most valuable opponent. Lind hit over .309 this season.
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Iowa City
Harold Lind
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Bill Welp
Johnny Logan
Indiana
Logan
Hoosiers
Lind
Davenport Beaten in Baseball Meet Here Saturday
Burlington eliminated Davenport in the district semifinal after outhitting 7 to 4. Letts will meet Burlington here Monday for the championship as the host team shut out Olin 7 to 0 with Paine pitching well.
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Gazette
LETTS
Burlington
Davenport
Olin
Paine
Postville, East Waterloo reach final round of district baseball meet
Pre tournament favorites Postville defeated Colesburg 9 to 3 and routed Sumner to advance. Postville chased Colesburg pitcher Richard Tomkins with a two run blast after Diana Gee sparked the rally. Frank Tehelsouthpaw struggled but steadied in key moments as Sumner pressed East Waterloo through five innings before Waterloo pulled away in late frames.
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Postville
East Waterloo
Colesburg
Sumner
Richard Tomkins
Diana Gee
Frank Tehel
Northwestern Wins Big Ten Tennis Title Despite Greenberg Defeat
Northwestern captures the Big Ten tennis title led by its squad while star Seymour Greenberg loses the singles crown to Calvin Sawyier of Chicago in a 4 6 6 4 6 2 final. Sawyier’s victory follows Greenberg’s first college defeat as Northwestern scores 15 points to Michigan 14 Chicago 14 Illinois 8 with Minnesota Purdue Ohio State Wisconsin scoring zero. Indiana and Iowa did not compete.
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Northwestern University
Seymour Greenberg
Calvin Sawyier
Chicago
Sawyier
Han. Greenberg
Northwestern
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Davenport Wins Valley Track and Field Crown
Davenport, led by ace Horace Peeples, won the Valley meet by a clear margin. Franklin trailed close, anchored by Howie Cole, in a high jump of 5 feet inches and strong throwing events. Bill Burger won the shot put while Davenport topped the discus with high point totals, as Clinton and Cedar Rapids followed in the standings.
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Franklin
Howie Cole
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Bill Burger
T. Cedar Rapids
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Gienn
Harrison
Gaede
Eppert
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Roosevelt
iMadiock
Lins
Nick
Peeples Davenport
Chambers
Cedar Ray
Flanagan
Harrington Roosevelt
Basin
Yeakie Peek
Davre Clinton
Quadrangular Meet Set for OE This Week
Cedar Rapids four high schools meet at Geeeee-Cee field Tuesday and Wednesday with finals in all events. Admission is 25 cents and local high school activity tickets will be honored at the gate.
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Cedar Rapids
Rookie Connie Ryan Spurs Giants in Triple Play Debut
AP bulletin notes Connie Ryan of the Giants helped execute a three ply triple play at the Polo Grounds after a recent game. The report weaves in sports quips from B M Atkinson Jr and other columnists about baseball and golf bravado in a mash of anecdotes and digressive commentary.
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NEW York
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Bruce Smith
Alice Marble
Fire Girls
Polo Grounds
Connie Ryan
B. M. Atkinson, Jr
Louisville
Sports miscellany from 1942 packed with players and clubs
A collage of baseball notes names and events including Jimmy Gallagher Bill Lee and Mel Ott. Mentions baseball figures such as Hank Edwards Marty Bobo and Mike Naymick with various team ties and eras plus references to the Giants Cubs Dodgers and Raiders and a note on Thanksgiving football rules.
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Jimmy Gallagher
Bill Lee
Gallagher
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cub Cayin
Ringling
Bill Schubel
Portland
Canadian Air Corps
Sporting News
Mike Naymick
Baltimore
Hank Edwards
Ray Poat
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Johnny Dawson
Melio Bettina
Joe Louis
Marty Bobo
Lem Franklin
Hawaii
Mel Ott
Giants
New Orleans
Bob Coleman
Hal
Cedar Rapids
Houston
Tex
Ald Heefner
Raiders
Appleton Club
Hank Danning
Bill Jurges
Bill
Hank
O.K
Rip Collins
Cards
Albany
Drake Second In Track Meet
Drake finishes second in the Missouri Valley conference track meet Saturday night scoring 88.6 points to Tulsa and others. Seip leads with 16 points winning both hurdles events and the broad jump, while Drake takes four firsts in 15 events.
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Tulsa
Seip Cab
Basketball Monograms Awarded at Palo
Athletic monograms were awarded to eight boys and ten girls at the commencement exercises here last week. The awards were presented by Dale W. Nelson, coach of the boys, and the ceremony honored student athletes from Palo.
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Palo — Athletic
Dale W. Nelson
Walter Wagner and Sanders Prank in Crossed Names
Fragmentary item lists names Walter Wagner and Sanders Prank with unclear context. Other partial names include ayne McVay and Morees, suggesting a notation of people connected to a local event or notice without readable details.
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Ayne McVay
Alsab-Whirlaway Match Race Proposed at Arlington
Chicago reports Warren Wright of Calumet Farm challenged Al Sabath to a two match race between Whirlaway and Alsab. The event would be staged at Arlington during the meeting set for June 22 as part of the track’s contribution to the meeting.
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Chicago
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
al Sabath
Whilaway
Alsab
Arlington
Michigan Twins Sweep Illinois In Doubleheader
Michigan's baseball team remains in undisputed first place in the Big Ten by beating Illinois in both games of a Saturday doubleheader 3 to 0 and 3 to 1. Illinois outhit Michigan 7 to 6 in each game, but the Wolverines clutched the wins with timely hits and scoring bursts.
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Ill
Michigan
Illinois
Illini
Wolverines
Northwestern dooms Purdue in nightcap for split after DH
Northwestern edged Purdue 3 to 2 in the second game to split a doubleheader after Purdue won the first game 6 to 5. The finish came as the late turns in the nightcap produced the deciding runs.
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Ill
Northwestern
Purdue
Boilermakers
Indiana tops Minnesota in Western Conference baseball tilt
Indiana won 4 to 2 in Minneapolis despite being outhit by Minnesota. Three singles and a double produced four first inning runs for the visitors, who never trailed. Kaess pitched for Indiana while Bee and Onan contributed offensively.
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Indiana
Minnesota
Kaess
Rete Bee Ntrs
Onan
Wisconsin seams past opponent with second conference win
Wisconsin edges opponent 18 to 6 for their second conference victory of the year as line scores show a 10 point first quarter and a 34 to 6 stretch. Sarmeline Haas leads with strong play for Wisconsin in Chicago AP report from the game.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Yankees Split Twin Bill Behind Fleming and Hudson
In the second game the Yankees won 7 to 1 as Hudson built a six run lead after the third inning and kept Washington to nine hits. Les Fleming starred the first game with three doubles and two RBIs, while the Tribe built a lead on Fleming’s power before changes at the mound. Attendance reached 2,600.
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Carrasteel
Fleming
Washington
Keitner
Masterson
Spence Cueses
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Perrick
Carrasque
Ted Williams Homers as Red Sox Top Browns 4-2
Boston defeats St. Louis 4 2 as Ted Williams hits a decisive homer. Tex Hughson earns his first win of the season holding the Browns to two singles. Williams drives in the key run in the fifth inning amid a pitchers’ duel at St. Louis.
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Ted Williams
Boston
Fred Sox
St. Louis Browns
Tex Hughson
Browns
Ohio State Leads Track Meet Highlights
Ohio State athletes led in events with top finishes including second in high hurdles and runner-up positions in the 100 yard dash. Indiana and Iowa State share competitive showings with notable jumps and sprints, while Wisconsin and Michigan also claim several places in field events and times.
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Ohio
Wwen Brans
Sconen Lewa
Grune Ohte
Cuan
Kane
Tadiena
Sooene
Sathers
Tlinois
Matthews
A Ney
Tliinois
Illinois
Steinbeck
Trout
Gon Gee
Wendy Dupre
Gould
Lewis
Hawkeyes End Season as Buckeyes Lose Title Hope
Iowa tops Ohio State to end the Hawkeyes season while knocking the Buckeyes out of the race for the conference title. Michigan and Wisconsin push toward the top as seed possibilities emerge.
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Hawks
Matt
Buckeyes
Michigan
Wisa
Raiders Eye Twinbill With Stephens And Stroupe On Mound
Rapids notes indicate the Raiders plan a doubleheader pitching arrangement with Bryan Stephens and either Klieman or Winslow Stroupe. Forrest Thompson may appear later, as injuries or form dictate.
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Klieman
Winslow Stroupe
Forrest Thompson
Rapids
Marquardt Sends Starasta to Wausau in State League Move
In a Wisconsin State league shakeup, Marquardt options Starasta to Wausau as Cedar Fes cre cuts its catching staff to two. Saturday afternoon notes Buzz Wetzel and Cesaro Rade to supervise Raider Decatur assignments.
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Wausau
Malliers
Cedar Fes
Buzz Wetzel
Cesaro Rade
Raider
Decatur
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