Track Meet Doping Hopes at Midwest Conference Showdown
Coe, Cornell, Monmouth seek high scoring show at Mount Vernon meet with Carleton favored. Key events include the century dash with Laxson Monmouth and Hild Coe, 220 and 440 races, mile and two mile thrillers, and field events led by Burns Carleton and Osburn Cornell.
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Stookey
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Petch
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Bowman
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Osburn
Cornell
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Hahn
Kohawks
Whipple
Prohaska
Irvine
Brown
Sullivan
Ripon
Burns
Weaterfield
Knox and Grills
Pullen
Price
Hulka
Cook
Moore
Winbigier
Claypool
Midwest Ends Weekend With Tennis Golf Meets Set
The Midwest conference schedules a track and field championship in Mount Vernon Ia on Saturday with tennis at Cornell course and golf at Cedar Rapids Country Club. The conference officials meet Friday at Cornell college with a dinner at Baker House. Cornell invites nearly two hundred high school athletes for Saturday events and hosts the Men’s M&M at 5 45 with awards. No admission will be charged for Saturday track events.
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Mount Vernon
Carleton
Coe
Cornell
Monmouth
Minnesota
Gazette
Dick Barker
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cornell College
Baker House
Big Six Track Teams Clash on Nebraska Cinders
Lincoln Nebraska AP report notes the Big Six track meet may add the 880 yard relay to the program joining the mile relay. Kansas is favored with Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas State as threats. Only the high hurdles and discus are deemed safe records from 1934 competitors based on earlier meets.
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Lincoln
Neb
D. X. Bible
University of Nebraska
H. J. Huff
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Referee shuffle for Londos Mack wrestling card shocks club
Eddie Jennings of the American Legion arranged Charley Lavine as referee after Ed White pushed for his choice. Alex Fidler, the club’s regular official, protested and vowed to investigate. Sun Jennings replaces Lou Plummer to meet Jagot Singh, with other one fall matches set and main floor seats priced up to 1.68.
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Jim Londos
George Mack
Eddie Jennings
American Legion
Charley Lavine
Chicago
Ed White
White
Legion
Fidler
Alex Fidler
Lavine
Alex
Londos
Sava Jim Gusmonnenberg
Sher'h White
Ballyhood
Jennings
Sun Jennings
Lou Plummer
Jagot Singh
Hans Kampfer
Jim Parker
Stan Nagy
Jim High
Armstrongs Down Frolic Beats Frolic Under Lights 10 9
In a close contest at St. Ludmila's school field nearly 1000 fans watched Armstrongs fast diamondball team edge the Frolic club 10 to 9. The visitors surged to a 10-6 lead in the fifth inning, then held off a Frolic rally as Jones relief allowed five runs and a final stretch play at first ended the game. L Stodola made a circus catch in right. Next game Sunday pits Frolic against Old Style Lager with Ray Burlingame slated to pitch.
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Frolic Club
Armstrong
St. Ludmila's
Jones
L. Stodola
Ray Burlingame
Gluesie
Broussard
Mo J. Paul
Alton Jones
Berovy
Beall and
McAllen
Goodman One Of First Favorites In British Meet
The American Walker Cup team arrives in Prestwick for the British Amateur Golf Championship with Johnny Goodman and Jack McLean tied at 8 to 1 as favorites. Play begins Monday as the course remains closed Sunday limiting practice.
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Prestwick
Eng
London
Johnny Goodman
Jack McLean
Sports Jabs Roundup From AP Bouts In Waterloo
Lee Savoldi of St Paul outpoints Vern Trickle of Emmetaburs Iowa. Ronald Malcom of Ta outpoints Faddy Caney of Fal. Kid Ripley of Charlies City Iowa defeats Arnie Armeld of Paul.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Lee Savoldi
St. Paul
Vern Trickle
Emmetaburs
Ronald Malcolm
Anee
Clinton Favored in State Prep Track Classic
Washington and Grant face fifteen youths in the annual state prep track meet sponsored by Grinnell college. Predictors favor Clinton to win and lead all teams, with North Des Moines second and Grant unlikely to place higher than seventh. Individual prospects include Lamb and Kinch in hurdles, De Heer in shot and weight, Beers adding points for Washington, and Robinson of North Des Moines favored to win the 100 and 220.
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Grant
Grinnell College
Tigers
Clinton
River City
North D. M
North Des Moines
Robinson
Fort Dodge
Lamb of Newton
de. Heer
Oskaloosa
Beers
Brown
Kelly
Treat
Lighters Beat Engineers 1 to 0 in League Showdown
The Lighters defeated the Engineers 1 to 0 as Holloway started the scoring with a second inning double and Carter reached on an error. Koach drove in the lone run with a single to right, fending off further damage as Ford struck out the next two. The Engineers threatened in the sixth but failed to score, with Stepanek stranded at the plate after a hit and Buckner’s popout ended the inning. Next up Friday night: Witner Grocer vs Quaker Oats.
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CR. Engineers
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Stepanek
Brown
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Ford
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Slausen
Warner
Seabrooke
Sturm
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Barner
Lienbaurh
Lienbaueh
Light CO
Coburn
Ht Co
Stoliowayaw Johnson
Eva
Brave
e_witner Grocer
Quaker Oats
Dominick Bellizzi Dies of Injuries After Racing Fall
New York jockey Dominick Bellizzi known as Duke dies from internal injuries after last Saturday’s fall from Psychic Bird a Brookmeade stable three year old. He was riding ahead of the field when a misjudgment caused him to sprawl toward the rail and lose balance and was kicked by two another horses as he fell.
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New York
INS
Dominick Belizzi
Duke
Psychic Bird
Red Peppers: Baseballs Live Up To Their Name
The column surveys how the new lively baseballs affect players across leagues. It cites Ferrell’s decline after relying on slow pitches, Rollie Hemsley Waner Reynolds Ott and others whose batting improved or faltered with the new ball. The piece notes rising offense and a spike in home runs as the “needle” ball takes effect.
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Cincinnati
Reds
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Alwaye
Pittsburgh
Carl Reynolds
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Reid Knickerbocker
Indians
Mel Otte
Giants
Chuck Klein
Iowa Enters 13 Men In Big Ten Track Carnival
Iowa will send thirteen athletes to the Western conference track and field championships in Evanston Illinois to compete in eleven events. Captain Sidney Dean leads entries in the 440 yard dash and the one mile relay with teammates Dean Page Cook Henry Becker Campisi Thomas plus others in sprints hurdles javelin broad jump and shot put.
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University of Iowa
Evanston
Ill
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Town
Hawkeye
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Traer
Francis
Beverly Gordon
Hurdies
Francis Cretzmeyer
Graham Moulton
Cretzmeyer
Mark Panther
Tom Moore
Rudolph Leytze
Pirate Owner Samuel Bernheim Dies at 33 in Beverly Hills
Samuel I. Bernheim 33, part owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates and a Kentucky family scion, died early Thursday at his Beverly Hills home from a heart attack. He had lived in California about ten years and pursued various business ventures. His family controls extensive Kentucky distilleries, notably in Louisville. The widow and two children survive.
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Los Angeles
Samuel I. Bernheim
Pittsburgh Pirates
National Baseball League
Beverly Hills
California
Kentucky
Louisville
Walter Johnson Voice On Baseball Power and Pique
Walter Johnson gives candid views on rivals and teammates before leaving town with the Cleveland Indians. He criticizes the Red Sox infield, praises Trosky as a hitter, predicts a tougher season for the Yankees, and notes the Tigers and Senators as uneven. The interview reveals a blunt, unrevered veteran voice.
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Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
West
Yankees
Runyan Aims at National Open Title as 149 Jockey for Lead
New York AP reports Paul Runyan, 25, faces 149 top golfers in the National Open at Ardmore Pa. Runyan, known for his steady wins on the winter circuit, seeks to overcome a long title drought dating to 1928. He vows to compete hard and believes rivals know he is a threat.
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Paul Runyan
Thursdday
Ardmore
Bunyan
Menion Club
Noittle
Runyan
Inere
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