Lawrence Thinclads Capture Midwest Track Crown
Lawrence College won the Midwest conference track title at Ripon Wisconsin with 574% points by taking six firsts in the 15 event meet. Ripon finished second with 35 points Carleton was third with 29 points Coe fourth with 22 points and Cornell fifth with 21 points. John Smith and Gene Morokoff tied for first in the two mile run with Smith also placing second in the mile. Dick Houden of Cornell won the 100 and 220 yard dashes marking his third Midwest win in the 220. Kristufek of Knox led scoring with a pole vault win and seconds in the 100 and 220. The article notes broader sports notes including football and baseball prospects and other regional track topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Wis
Lawrence College
Carleton
Coe
Pen
Cornell
John “Snuffy” Smith
Gene Morokoff
Smith
Kohawks
Russ Collins
John Russell
Dick Houden
Houden
Kristufek
Knox
Run Ee Oy
Zennie Fneen
van Xn Pees
Monmouth
Feuste
Flor
Beloit
Collins
Knex
Hou Cornet
Geezell
Gl Gazette
Bill Keily
Leroy Kling
Bill Davenport
Bob Kapoun
Mike Thomas
United States
Longacres
Seattle
Wash
Herb McKenley
Illinois
McKenley
Purdue
Ben Eastman
Grover Klemmer
Associated Press
Billy Cox
Vince Smith
Pirates
Ed Waitkus
Marv Rickert
Cubs
Gene Hermanski
Stan Rojek
Dodgers
Ralph Kiner
Pirate
Warsaw
Poland
Bitsy Grant
Glenn Davis
Army
Big Ten
Lee Eilbracht
Montana
Minnesota
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Junior Legion
Detmer Bonner
Lenox Furnace Co
Marshalltown
Comdr
Linn Wells
Ottumwa Naval Station
Harrisburg
Allentown
Joe DiMaggio
Mile Bavendas
New Fecord
Pieper
Cliston
Chinton
Baska
Port
Lutsinton
Strathman
Devine
Jensen
Frederick
Leverentz
Mastain
Northwestern
Hunter
Towa
Whipple Wiscons
Wilson
Hdoubler
Wisconsin
Ithardt
James
Northwest
Ern
Ween
Helan Red
Wissonsin
Wilkinson
Iowa
von Porter
Craneton
Fisconsin
Crane
Preels
Tim Yard
Ribet
Watson
Anger
Labeach
Postiwee Rn
Th Ploen
Ourth
Ney
Helen
End Humann
Wisconsi Ird
Debe
Orthwestern
Track meet results show Gaines wins varsity long jump
Varsity events feature Gaines taking first in the long jump with a margin near one inch. Other highlights include Wilson second and Hayek secured in a crowded field as Davenport and Dubuque athletes posted notable times and placements across events.
Britain’s 1938 Income From Foreign Investments
Britain earned 1 000 000 000 dollars from foreign investments in 1938, the last normal year. The figure reflects annual returns before the Second World War disrupted capital flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Fruehauf Plays Today On Anamosa Diamond
The Niles of Anamosa baseball club hosts Fruehauf in Cedar Rapids M-1 league action this afternoon at 2 30. Manager Bill Blanch plans to start Max Smith or Guy Bruce as mound duties loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Niles of Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Fruehauf
Bill Blanch
Niles
Max Smith
Guy Bruce
Fruehauf May Use Ivan or Billy Folkers for Game
Fruehauf plans to have either Ivan Folkers or Billy Folkers ready for work as a key player. Uncertainty remains about which brother will fill the role in the upcoming contest. The coaching staff will decide based on practice reports and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruehauf
Ivan
Billy Folkers
Tigers Trade McCosky To Athletics for Kell
DETROIT AP reports Detroit general manager has traded outfielder Cecil McCosky to the Philadelphia Athletics in exchange for third baseman George Kell. Kell joins a lineup seeking offense while McCosky moves to a pennant chase with the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
McCosky
Athletics
Kell
Detroit
MancCosky
Philadelphia Athletics
George Kell
Franklin Golf Men Capture District Meet
Franklin high school wins the district golf meet at Kenmore, beating Iowa City and West Waterloo. Crowe of Iowa City earned medalist with 79, Franklin's Kreutzer 81 lead the bolts, and Kosek 87 helped secure advancement to the state finals at Waterloo. Town City also advances. finals host West Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Meek
Franklin High School
Kenmore
Iowa City
West Waterloo
Thunderbolt Linksmen
Crowe
Jim Twogood
Franklin
William Kreutzer
Glen Chadima
David Rossey
Bob Higgin
Tom Crabbe
Don Kosek
Kosek
Waterloo
Bolts
Iowa
Harold Templeman
Twogood
Rossey
Wilson High School
Grove Dominates Yankees as White Sox Win 5-1
Orval Grove pitched masterfully limiting New York to three hits to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 5-1 win over the Yankees. Charlie Keller homered to save a 5-1 score, while Murrell Jones, Mizell Platt, Don Kolloway, Ralph Hodgin and others contributed drives for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Orval Grove
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bronx Bombers
Charlie Keller
Yanks
Tommy Henrich
Joe DiMaggio
Sox
Shoe Pitchers to Meet for Allied Industrial League
Allied Industrial league horse shoe pitchers will meet today at 2 p m at the Ellis park courts and again at the Y M C A Monday at 7 30 p m. Any shoe pitchers desiring to enter teams in league competition should attend one of these meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Industrial League
Ellis Park Courts
Armstrong’s
Iowa Manufacturing
Smulekoff
Kansas Wins Big Six Track title in Lincoln relay upset
Kansas Jayhawks edge Nebraska Cornhuskers by three points to claim the Big Six outdoor track crown in Lincoln. 2000 fans watched as Kansas surpassed Missouri to take their first outdoor banner since 1934 with 117 points to 114. Bob Crowson and Tom Scofield starred in sprints while Dwayne Feekin and Normarr Pederson posted notable marks in jumping events amid windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
University of Kansas Jayhawks
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Anse
Milford
Dick Dick Sheasa
Wallace Ace Desterford
Johnny Oe
Carman
Harvey Sitroud
Jayhawks
Abraska
Missouri
Bob Crowson
Iowa State
Kansas State
Butternut and Roosevelt Lose Big in Legion Baseball
In the Junior American Legion race at Daniels park, Butternut defeats Roosevelt 14 to 1 as Baker Nine Slugs hold a 5-0 league lead. A six hit output and numerous walks fueled the rout with only Al Seabrooke’s left field triple standing out among the few bright moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Selkirk
New York Yankees
Newark
Eddie Joost
Cincinnati
Rochester
Cleveland
St. Louis
Tigers
Senators
Rollie Hemsley
Hill Park
Bob Feller
Barnstormers
Cedar Rapids
Phillies
Ossie Cowles
Dartmouth
Bing Miller
al Simmons
Jimmy Foxx
Wes Ferrell
Joe Boley
Boley
Joe
Ferrell
Carl Kane
Butternut
Roosevelt Hotel
American Legion
Daniels Park
Bakers
al Seabrooke
Peacocks Rally to Split With Wisconsin Nine
Fayette Upper Iowa and Platteville Wisconsin Teachers finished even after a doubleheader. Upper Iowa won the opener 11 to 1 behind Dean Carson pitching while Mel Harris and Merle Sharp hit home runs for the Peacocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Fayette
Upper Iowa
Platteville
Wis
Dean Carson
Mel Harris
Merle Sharp
The
Peacocks
Wisconsin Badgers dominate triangular track meet at Camp Randall
Wisconsin wins the Western Conference triangular meet against Iowa and Northwestern 86 to 38 1/2 with Lloyd Labeach starring by setting two meet records and a Camp Randall mark in 100 yard dash 220 yard dash and broad jump. Iowa and Northwestern follow. Other Wisconsin winners include 440 yard dash and high jump with multiple events led by Wisconsin stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Northwestern
Badgers
Lloyd Labeach
Labeach
al Tormey
Lebeach
Becker
Wiscon
Ploen
Portier
Finney
Jayhawks sweep Big Six tennis titles with 5 1 win
University of Kansas completed its tennis schedule by defeating Nebraska 5 to 1 in Lincoln. The victory gave the Jayhawks a clean sweep of the Big Six team doubles and singles championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Kansas
Nebraska
Jayhawks
Ed Hollander Wins District Tennis Title Over Bickel
Ed Hollander of Franklin defeats Alan Bickel 6-2 6-1 to win the district singles title. The Franklin pair edges McKinley for the team crown as Kovar and Donald take doubles 4-6 6-1 6-3. Hollander advances to the state meet at Ames next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin High
Ed Hollander
Alan Bickel
Thunderbolts
McKinley
Bob Kovar
Carl Donald
Franklin
Bill Ball
Bob Vejda
Ickel
Dick Hines
Wilson
John Krumholtz
Hollander
Vernon Pickerill
Roosevelt
Art McGiverin
S. Hollander
Ames
Kovar
Donald
Roosevelt's Jack Carpenter Leads Roaring Roughriders Batting Row
Roosevelt third baseman Jack Carpenter posts a .433 mark over 10 games while Don Martin George Schamberger and Sturm hit above .350. Russ Schamberger trains many Roughriders from Butternut in the American Legion Junior league. The Roughriders meet Dowling Des Moines at 3 p.m. Monday in the opening round with Pam to cite Monona Everly North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carpenter
Don Martin
George Schamberger
Sturm
H Petack Cai
Schamberger
Bob Zisko
Yor Cap Tay An
Dewey
Roughriders
Russ Schamberger
Butternut
American Legion
Brown
Carpenter
Tylee
van Cleve
Seabrooke
Legion
Carney
Roosevelt
Manson
Dowling
Des Moines
North Des Moines Everly
Pam Tote
Monona Everly
V8 P.m
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monona
East Waterloo
Elkader
Paul Embretson
Joe Lambert
Don Hubacher
Billy Huckstadt
Don Humker
Willard Moses
Leroy Thompson
Don Kettlekamp
Duane Miller
Dick Hagensick
Wallace Marting
Edwin Albertson
Kenneth Dawe
Gene Schwab
Gene Drahn
Kennth Kuester
Laverne Krambeer
Clarence Bernhard, Jr
Floyd Freeman
Roberty Downey
Lawrence
Midwest
Breede’ Law
Vander- Worley
Ariel
Burns
Grinnell
Aes Carleton
Enna
Ieee Orth
Aioupsk
Cor Cornell
Bis Rees
Jolt
Distan Ja
Matt Spice
Kner
Eawrence
Helent
Aslo Ton
Red Peppers
Tait
Ottumwa Seahawks
Bell Telephone Labora
Tories
GC. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
3Rd St. SE
Dial
Garry F. Tisher
Pres
Vailey
Gaines
Willson
Hayek
A A Watts
Clinton
Ste Baste Bu Sleugue
Fide Eal Ing
ORE
Dave
Ager- Fowe
Vali
Esterm
MD Hig
Dapuae
Aie
Phew Ween Nton
Bickford
Priester
Venport
Dubuque
Dandrock
Concannon
Davenport
Shop of Service
John E. Greenlee
Third Avenue
Anamosa Diamond
Towa City Road
Flying Service
Tota
Tzer
Franklin Adima Terre
Grove
Chisox Triumph
New York
Chicara
Heine
Liga
Rennes Oa
Piatt
Ieohowsy
Llowa State
Dwayne Feekin
Kansas
Tom Scofield
Bill Newblock
Oklahoma
Normarr Pederson
Leavee
Saday
Sol Schumitsky
Aim
Ae Ee
Ansas A. Peasure
Sithebras
Andros
Nelson Tate
Reder
Sigard
Crowson
Onttoud
Eiison
Oath
Whitacre
Arle Gowe
Canaris
Oklahom
Aten
Ging
Neer
Martin
W Bitten H
Youne “Tagbracker
Cunningham
King
Sharp
Barker
Feekkin
Day
Si Ri
Ault
Gaultney
Randolph
Feekin
Welton
Javel
Grote
Esbraska
Ison Penneee
Ebel
Reensas
Henneock
Kerbo Lorlanomaye
Tatum
Lunsford
Shes. Bestchart
Jackson
Paul Charipar
Ronnie Kimball
Charipar
Kimball
Palligeall
Ceeseessens i Moos
Andrews
Stanek
Butterout
Iowara Manufacturing Thee
Rocesvelt
JUST
5Th Ave
Harold Ammons
Jayhawk Slate
W. T. Sands
Iene
Bickel
Dick Hines John
Carrollae
Vernon
Edie cM
Dick Pospi
Bickel Defeate
Hsiendee
Meek Morin
Blexer
Bob ovarOare Donal
Ores Phillip Siedous Scholeman
Wen Pe
Zio
Don Kovar
Donald Defea Ball
Veida
AKRON
Shas
Paramount Pharmacy
THEAT
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!