Thirty Two Industrial Golf Teams Tee Off This Week
The Allied Industrial golf league opens its season with 32 teams from 13 companies split into Tuesday and Thursday divisions at Kenmore. Led by George Harriss and Henry Adams, the league features handicap play across ten matches, with intercity plans and defending champions Wilson and Company's Wholesale Market team aiming to three-peat amid many new entrants.
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Kenmore
Rock Island
Ottumway
Dale Smith
Howard Martin
John Shimck
Bob Hastings
Jim McPartland
Bill McPartland
Bill Diehl
Wilson
McPartland
Barney
Ee Fins
Poganaga
Knowles
Malone
Goodyear
Bucknell Players Train With Rope Climbs In Spring Practice
Bucknell University football candidates undergo rope-climbing drills in spring practice under coach Al Humphrey to strengthen backs and shoulders.
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Lewisburg, Pa
Nea
al Humphrey
Bucknell University
Three M and J Teams Still Undefeated
The M and J league scene sees Charley Herbeck's M and J marauders beat Iowa Manufacturing 4 to 3 at Daniels park aided by two unearned runs. Nyal Boyse hit a home run to tie the game in the sixth. Hubert Mounce delivered the winning four-bagger. Light company leads in percentage, but Quaker Oats and La Plant Choate threaten as week ahead features Cedar Rapids Engineers are young.
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Lucky Light Company
Daniels Park
Charley Herbeck
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Light Company
Nyal Boyse
Hubert Mounce
Quaker Oats
la Plant-Choate
Railbirds
Red Howland
Fred Faunt
Iowa
Don Shaffer
Packers
Paul Speran
la Plant-Choates
Cedar Rapids Engineers
Wilson
Roosevelt High tumblers dazzled with daring rope-free stunts
Roosevelt high school tumbling team coached by G H Darling performs rope free balance feats including four man pyramids counterbalances and handstands. The squad, now practicing in regular class time, has grown from one holdover to a full group of 14 with public demonstrations for service clubs and chamber events.
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Roosevelt High School
Roosevelt
G. H. Darling
Echoes from the Great Outdoors and Linn County Sports
A call to safety for Wisconsin Minnesota lake fishing and river trips. Advice on life jackets and river hazards near Palisades dam. Linn County Fish and Game club reports 200 members funding tree plantings willows feeders and club films. Archery meet at Ellis Park and annual feed with mulligan stew noon to 2 p.m.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Palisades Dam
Linn County Fish and Game Club
Three Local Women to Bowl at Int'l Meet in L A
Cedar Rapids women Maud Nelson Farrell Huenger and Des Moines Sioux City teammates form Travelers No 2 for the Women's International Bowling Congress event in Los Angeles Monday and Tuesday. Nezerka of Council Bluffs and Emma Deatch will join Vancouver and Panama entries in doubles and singles. Nezerka attends W I B C business sessions as Iowa delegate.
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Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Maud Nelson
Farrell Huenger
Flagstaff
Ariz
Des Moines
Sioux City
Travelers
Leta Nezerka
Cutler
Council Bluffs
Emma _ Death
Magic Chefs
Council
Iowa Women's Bowling Association
Cedar Rapids Association
Marion Softball League Opens Season Monday
The Marion Softball association starts its season Monday night at the Marion Athletic field with two games at 8 p.m. The league has seven teams: Scoreboard, Coast-to-Coast store, Milwaukee Service club, Alburnett Oilers, Whittier Community, C. I. O. Packers, and Allen Motors of Cedar Rapids. Ted Vernimont is chief umpire. An eighth place is vacant. applications are open via E. A. Lagerquist at Coast-to-Coast in Marion.
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Marion Softball Association
Marion Athletic Field
Milwaukee Service Club
Marion
Alburnett Oilers
Whittier
C. I. O. Packers
Allen Motors
Cedar Rapids
Ted Vernimont
E. A. Lagerquist
Indiana Tracem en win Big Ten title
Indiana trailed late but surged in the final 300 yards to overtake Michigan and win the Big Ten title. Campbell Kane led Indiana with a 1 51.3 mile, breaking the old 1 52.2 record. Myron Piker doubled in sprints for Northwestern. Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio State and Minnesota scored in multiple events as Indiana topped the team standings.
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Michigan Flyer
Charlie Beetham
Ohio State
Indiana
Michigan
Myron Piker
Northwestern
Bob Wright
Cochran
al Thomas
Jim Turner
Illinois
al Piep
Larry Stout
Jack Defield
Minnesota
Lawrence Hadley
Wisconsin
Don Canham
Don Smith
Don Timmerman
Jim Ray
Chicago
Purdue
Iowa
Campbell Kane
Indians
Paul Kendall
Les Eisenhart
Ed Holderman
Art Gill
Roy Cochran
Marc Jenkins
Ed Porter
Ohio
Robert Ufer
Jack Leutritz
Chuck Horvath
Joe Finch
Frank McCarthy
MichieAt
Neil MacIntyre
Archie Harris
Dave Matthews
John Jones
Charles Beetham
Ralph Hammond
Ilinois
al Piel
Don Kiensen
Franklin Netmen Win Valley Meet
Franklin nets edged Iowa City high by one point to win the Mississippi Valley conference district tennis meet. Tom Grayston and Jack Bell of Franklin won the doubles 6-0 3-6 6-1 over J Dvorak and J Cimburek McKinley. Dave Danner of Iowa City defeated Charles Havlik of Wilson 0-6 10-8 6-0 to take the singles title.
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Franklin
Iowa City High
Tom Grayston
Jack Bell
Downing J. Dvorak
J Cimburek
McKinley
Dave Danner
Iowa City
Charles Havlik
Wilson
Oskaloosa
H Cummines
Don Cass
Bennett Coolman
H. Cummings
Charles Havilh Wilson
Earl Cathcart
Edwin Griffith
Jerry Murtaugh
Marshall Jensen
Jerry Mourtaugh
Charles Havik
Wilsons
Charles Haviik
Wilsont
Curles
J. Dvorak
J. Cimburek
Bill Crain
John Hoksbercen
W. Davenport
B. Macler
Oskzloose
Cedar Rapids A. Z. A. team to play Waterloo chapter
The Cedar Rapids A. Z. A. softball team heads to Waterloo to face the Waterloo chapter on John Deere field. D. Golad and Rapatport will pitch for Cedar Rapids while Birenbaum and Rubin handle Waterloo batting duties.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
John Deere
D. Golad
Rapaport
Cedar Rapids Battery
Birenbaum
Rubin
Cities Service Bows To Hotel Nine 13 2
Hotel Nine dominates early and holds firm to defeat Cities Service 13 to 2. Loyal Meek reports on a sharp inning by Hotel Nine showcasing strong pitching defense and timely hitting.
National Open hopes ride on Johnny Jacobs Omaha sectional
Johnny Jacobs, Iowa amateur golf king, begins qualifying for the National Open at Happy Hollow in Omaha on May 26. If he advances, he will head to Fort Worth for the main event as his father coaches him and primps for upcoming tourney wars.
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Johnny Jacobs
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Happy Hollow Club
Omaha
Neb
Johnny
Fort Worth
Tex
Jacobs
Decorah Prep Relay Team Sets New Record
Decorah juniors Kenneth Ringdahl Charles Seim Donald Smock and William Brooks ran the 440 yard relay in 49.3 at Cresco Friday night to set a new junior high conference record. Leonard Gray of Decorah won the discus with 133 feet 7 inches, breaking his 1940 mark by 13 feet as Decorah finished fourth in the senior quadrangular won by Crosen.
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Perry Kimerer
Michigan
Tancer
U Cncht
John Wise
Michican
Frank Silkey
Minnesota
Wayne Tolliver
Indiana
Fred Wilt
Howard Schoenike
Wisconsin
Gene Kiracofe
Ohio State
Woods
Wiineis
Robert Johnston
Robert Beierle
George Paskvan
Ken Carpenter
Southern California
Harris
Bob Wright
Roy Cochran
Chuck Horvath
Northwestern
Dave Rankin
Purdue
Geoffrey Hall
Larry Stout
Iinois
Wt Lewis
Linois
Wassom
lHinois
James McFadzean
James Ray
Chicago
al Thomas
Bob Barnard
Bob Ufer
Jack Leutritz
Minnots
Jack Defield
Decorah
Kenneth Ringdahl
Charles Seim
Donald Smock
William Brooks
Cresco
Crosen
Oelwein
Osage
Leonard Gray
Knights of Columbus Team Plays Post Office at Ellis Park
The Knights of Columbus softball team faces the Post Office team today at Ellis Park at 1 30 p.m. Local players and spectators are invited to attend this afternoon matchup.
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Knights of Columbus
Ellis Park
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