Hayden's Coe successor list narrowed to fifteen candidates
Fifteen applicants, including Willis Lamb of Centerville and Bobby Kinnan of Muscatine, remain under consideration for Hayden's Coe College physical education head post. The trustees review duties and may name a successor soon, with candidates spanning Coe alumni, Iowa high schools, and university programs.
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Boxing results from scattered bouts across North America
The report lists several lower profile boxing results with multiple names including Maule-breer from Montreal and Irish Eddie Mc Geever from Scranion, Pa. Baby Arizmendi of Los Angeles defeated Wally Hally, also of Los Angeles. Johnny Cahelin from Porto Rico outpointed Giner Foran in a Liverpool bout.
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Psychology amid Cubs Hype Struts Into Spring Training
AP reports Philip K Wrigley hires psychology professor Jack Sterrett to study Cubs players through film and lab tests. Dizzy Dean is teased as a potential mental breakthrough, while Frank Demaree Slumps and pitching remains erratic. Manager Grimm eyes a late-season streak as Cubs contend with Giants.
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Old Cy Young Finds Hotel Work Near Boston Hearts Grounds
Cy Young, 71, once a Red Sox iron man with 500 plus wins and three no hitters, has become a hotel greeter at Putnam's in Boston near Huntington Avenue. He left farming in Peol, Ohio, to manage and greet guests, aided by his gold lifetime pass to draw crowds back to the ball park.
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Dempsey's Restaurant Deal And Rioting Weather Woes
Sports chatter notes Jack Dempsey may manage a New York restaurant for a flat fee of 50000 plus 5 percent of gross receipts. Receipts average 8000 daily, boosting his take to about 400 a day. Weather hurts local baseball gate at Hill Park with 3000 in lost potential revenue and postponed games. Davis J Walsh predicts a possible boxing gate of 1.5 million for Louis Schmeling title fight in New York, with several large checks to promoters already received. Earl Whitehill wins third straight for Cleveland, aging pitcher likely to pitch in spots rather than rotating with starters.
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Al Dallager Named Coach at Rockwell City High
Al Dallager, former Buena Vista College athletic director, is hired as Rockwell City high school coach. He replaces Gale W Fisher who left to coach at Storm Lake high school. Dallager will also serve as playground director.
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Mozart Six Year Old Prodigy Wows Audience With Ring Legend
The young Wolfgang Mozart at age six stunned listeners on a concert tour, a ringside tale says his left hand brilliance was aided by a ring thought to hold witchcraft. He removed the ring and played even more brilliantly.
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Iowa intramural dinner draws 1000 at stag banquet
The Gazette reports about 1,000 students packed a large stag banquet in Iowa City celebrating intramural sports, with Major John L Griffith delivering remarks on modern athletes. Nearly 500 medals and trophies were awarded to victors from fraternity dormitory and town leagues, including Lannon and Waples.
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State Baseball Meet Opens Next Thursday
The Elk Horn Castana winner faces Davenport in the opening contest at Manson Thursday at 1 30 p m. George A Brown announced the district and state schedule with first round games and semifinal times listed for Friday and Saturday leading to the final.
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Davenport stars for Chicago in Penn State meet
John Davenport of McKinley high school fame excels for the University of Chicago in a dual meet with Penn State, winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and placing in the broad jump. He eyes a strong Big Ten meet in Columbus, Ohio, and earns election to the Iion Mask honorary society.
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Chicago Racer Tom Slattery Eyes International Gold Cup at Hawkeye Downs
Tom Slattery, a rising Chicago auto racing star, headlines the entrant list for the Hawkeye Downs event on Sunday May 29. The race features open competition with a large purse and the International Gold Cup trophy awarded to the series point leader across Springfield Missouri Des Moines and Kansas City. Slattery drives the Nelson Special powered by Hal motor and owned by Harris Nelson, aiming to add to a string of Midwest showings.
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