Missouri Wins Big Six Track Title at Memorial Stadium
Missouri clinches the Big Six track crown with 51 points at Memorial Stadium as Nebraska finishes second with 45, followed by Oklahoma, Kansas State, Kansas, and Iowa State. Individual highlights include Elmer Hackney of Kansas State in shot put and John Munski of Missouri in the mile, with several new records set during the two day meet.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
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Neb
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Elmer Hackney
Charles Mitchell
Sam Francis
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John Munski
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Archery Tournament at Ellis Draws Iowa Entries
A Robinhood archery tournament will be held at Ellis Park Sunday starting 9 a.m. Entries come from about a dozen Iowa cities including Sioux City Davenport Burlington Waterloo Muscatine Iowa City and West Branch. The event is not the regular state meet but is listed as an important Iowa archery season event.
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Iowa Cities
Ellis Park
Iowa
Sioux City
Davenport
Burlington
Waterloo
Muscatine
Iowa City
West Branch
Northeastern Iowa Loop Card Complete
Special to The Gazette Lowden announces the Northeastern Iowa baseball league schedule for the remainder of the season. The list includes dates and matchups such as Miles at Sellevues, Lost Nation at Dewitt, Lowden at Charlotte, and Bellevue at Maquoketa with games through August 21.
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Iowa Baseball League
Miles
Sellevues
Lost Nation
Dewitt
Charlotte
Los Nation
Oxford
Junc- Wine
Bel
Evues
Maquoketa
Bellevue
Oxford Junction
Mienaekete
Lownm
London
Baugh Returns to Cardinals From Columbus Club
Sammy Baugh, former TCU All American football star, has been returned to the St. Louis Cardinals by the Columbus baseball club, announced Saturday.
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Columbus
INS
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers Beat Athletics as Winning Streak Snaps at 15
Detroit scores three in the fourth on a Fox double and single hits by Gehringer Greenberg and Ross. They add two in the sixth and another two in the seventh to pull away 7 to 5 over Philadelphia. Brucker homers for the Athletics and Kennedy earns the win with Caster taking the loss.
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Athletics
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Fox
Gehringer
Greenberg
Ross
Tebbetts
White
Philadelphia
Detroit
Moses
Rogellss
Ambler
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giGehi'ger
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Chapman
O White
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Lid
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Oehringer
Rowell
Lodigiani
Siebert Kennedy
Rogell
Chandler Shuts Out White Sox With Fifth of the Season
Spud Chandler pitched eight hits allowed as the Yankees beat Chicago 1 to 0 on Saturday. Chandler also slugged a homer for New York, securing his third win and his third shutout of the year while Thornton Lee matched him with a complete game for the White Sox.
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Chicago
Spud Chandler
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Chandler
Thornton Lee
Sox
Coe Takes Second in Midwest Meet Relay Showdown
Coe claims second overall as Ray Steele places second in javelin and L Wedgbury leads in 440 yard dash with a 49.8 conference mark. Looming events include mile and two mile wins by Carlin and Wood, Hefty marks in hurdles and field events across Law and Knox, Beloit, Ripon, Carleton and others, with Coe athletes setting new field records and the Whiting field relay mark.
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Zimmerman
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L. Wedgbury
Sterrie
Meegride Core
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Oret
Gates
Pecumids Peace
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Knox
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Barden
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Zisko
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Ee Roosevelt
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Iowa Golf Team Beats Purdue and Indiana in Triangular Meet
Iowa City Iowa AP The University of Iowa golf team defeated Purdue 8 to 4 in a four man match and beat Indiana 10 to 4 3 in a five man match Harold Skow led Iowa with a 74 low score in the meet against Big Ten rivals Purdue and Indiana
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Hawkeye
Harold Skow
Iowa
Change Dates Of State Amateur Golf Tourney
Iowa Golf association directors announced the state amateur meet will start July 18 at Des Moines Country Club to avoid a conflict with the national collegiate championship. The event was previously set for June 27 in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa Golf Association
Conroy Girls' Softball Dominates Four-Year Run
The Conroy high girls' softball team remains undefeated over four seasons led by .535 batting chief Lorena Wardenburg. Ethel Leahy pitched all four years with eight shutouts and a high opponent score of six, fanning up to seventeen in one game.
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Conroy High
Lorena Wardenburg
Ethel Leahy
Vera Leahy
Ethel Vogt
Marjorie Leahy
Maxine Olson
Winifred Olson
Dorothy Sterner
Muriel Olson
Eleanor Hartz
Grace Helgeson
Carolyn Olson
Jeanette Bavis
Evelyn Ruth Olson
Evelyn Plagmann
Conroy
Millersburg
Wrestling revival set for Cedar Park outdoor arena Friday
Mat shows return after months dormancy at Cedar Park with Jim McMillen vs Rudy Strongberg headline. Promoter Eddie Jennings lines up Rudy Kay against Walter Palmer and Bull Curley vs Ken Fenelon in the opener. Referee Harry Hault hails from Dubuque.
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Eddie Jennings
Jim McMilen
Jim Landos
Madison Square Garden
McMillen
Rudy Strongberg
Berlin
Germany
Londos
Dubuque
Rudy Kay
Chicago
Walter Palmer
Houston
Texas
Bull Curley
Buffalo
N. Y
Ken Fenelon
Harry Hault
Cedar Rapids
Harvard Crew Wins Adams Cup Trophy
Harvard crew stroked by James F. Spike Chase upset the undefeated Navy squad to win the Adams Cup on the Severn River regatta. Pennsylvania finished third as President Roosevelt and family watched the finish.
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Annapolis
Harvard
James F
Spike” Chase
Husky
New York
Navy
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Softball Results From Marion St Local League Scores
A clumsy OCR summary shows multiple teams and forfeit results at Marion Street league events. Notable entries include Park department, W. C. A. League participants, and various players such as Rosenbaums and Choate with several forfeit tallies recorded.
Red Pepper Sports: Battle of the Century Preview
Earl Red Peppers notes the Bomber may exploit any flaw in Joe's armor as they prepare for the 1938 edition. If the bomber recovers, a ruthless, machine-like fight could flip the first meeting's outcome in the upcoming arena clash. Predictions hinge on psychological angles.
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Joe
Industrial Golf League Opens With Ten Teams in Division B
The Allied Industrial Golf league began its season at Kenmore with ten Division B teams and 39 players from seven firms. Bob Hastings led scoring with 39-37 for 76. Bill Greenway made the day’s only eagle on number seven. Standings are incomplete after the first week due to unfinished rounds.
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Bob Hastings
Bill Greenway
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Mastings
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Kmisineer
E. Meyn
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K. Kolffron
J. Stevenson
J. Mulvany
W. Greenway
R. Hinton
T. Yardley
Rebec
Penraee Boyd Wiscouse
B. Linnenkame
Schmidt
Boudreaux
Cooper
A. Olymer
Landis Orders Two Hurlers Sent Back To The Cardinals
Baseball Commissioner K M Landis disapproved the Cardinals action sending pitchers Roy Henshaw and Si Johnson to Rochester. He ordered them to return to the St. Louis club after the pitchers protested their release by management.
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Cardinals
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INL
K. M. Landis
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Roy Henshaw
8I Johnson
Rochester
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Cardinal
Notre Dame Grabs Narrow Victory at Battle of Mascon
In a tense clash at Manson Mascon Notre Dame edges rival team by a small margin. The victory quickens the season as both squads push for region standings and bragging rights in a hard fought road game.
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OLLEG
Wiecensiania Aa
Obie State
Trac Notre Dame
War
Bese Sweet la Regent
Manson, Mascon
Michigan Wins Big Ten Track Meet In Dominant Show
Michigan tops Big Ten in a runaway track meet featuring Elmer Gedeon winning the 120 yard high hurdles in 14.5 seconds and William Watson leading field events. Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Purdue athletes posted wins in sprints, jumps, and relays with notable marks across the meet.
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Elmer Gedeon
Davenport
Menow Captures New York Classic at Belmont Park
Hal Price Headley’s Menow led from the start to win the $20,000 Withers Stakes at Belmont Park by three lengths. Jockey Charlie Kurtsinger guided the winner who beat Thanksgiving with Redbreast and Magic Hour following. Menow timed 1:37 2-5 for the mile, approaching track record by two seconds.
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Hal Price Headley
Menon
Charlie Kurtsinger
Mrs. Parker Corning
Greentree Stable
Redbreast
Ogden Phipps
Franklin dominates city quadrangular track meet
Franklin wins the city quadrangular meet with multiple event victories led by standout performances in sprints distance events and relays. Notable marks include a 1 34.2 time in the mid distance, and several records broken by Franklin and teammates across hurdles dashes relays and field events.
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Franklin
Grinnell College Granted Time With Midwest Group
Grinnell College received more time from a Midwest Conference group to decide on joining the circuit. At a Friday meeting, Grinnell’s Guy Lookabaugh suggested the school could leave the Missouri Valley Conference for the Midwest. The conference also awarded 1939 track tennis golf titles to Coe Cedar Rapids and other events to Lawrence and Monmouth with officers named.
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Wis
Grinnell
Midwest College Athletic Conference
Iowa
Guy Lookabaugh
Lookabaugh
Missouri Valley Conference
Coe of Cedar Rapids
Lawrence
Monmouth
C. R. Xeyes
Cornell College
H. A,veridge
Former Manager Of Demons Signs With Nova Scotia Nine
Del Bissonette of Winthrop former Brooklyn NL first baseman and last year manager of Des Moines in the Western league left Saturday for Nova Scotia to manage the Glace Bay team in the Cape Breton Colliery league.
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del Bissonette
Winthrop
Des Moines
Nova Scotia
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Cape Breton
West Liberty Golf Club Announces Dates Schedule
WEST LIBERTY The West Liberty Golf club released its schedule starting May 29 with a blind bogey tournament. It lists interclub events at Tipton Mount Vernon and locally, handicap and Centennial tournaments, and a series of interclub matches culminating in a local championship cup final August 7 followed by the Eastern Iowa tournament August 14.
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Maquoketa
Monticello
Manchester
Anamosa
Eastern Iowa
Rex Mays Narrow Escape During Indy Qualifying
Rex Mays of Glendale Calif escaped injury when a rear tire blew at 100 mph during his 500 mile qualifying run. His Alfa Romeo spun thrice but stopped safely, averaging 127.137 mph over six laps as crowds watched 20 000 spectators.
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Ind
Rex Mays
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Cubs Rally Over Giants In Mixed Showing
Chicago Cubs gain on New York Giants in a seesaw game as Tobin and Bauers dominate early pitching. Boston Bees dispatch St Louis 5 1 behind Max West two homers and strong support from MacFayden and West.
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NEW York Giants
Reds defeat Giants 4 1 behind Derringer and Goodman
Cincinnati Reds win 4-1 over New York Giants for their second straight victory as Paul Derringer earns his sixth win and Ival Goodman hits two home runs. Giants suffer a fourth straight loss and extend scoreless innings streak to thirty before Mel Ott's ninth inning homer.
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di Maggio
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Ival Goodman
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Amana Boat Races to Feature Noted Drivers May 30
Amana hosts a major boat race May 30 drawing top midwestern drivers led by Roy Gaddis the Flying Dutchman and Henry Tietge Cedar Rapids. At least 25 competitors expected with 4000 spectators last year and a public address system on site. Admission 25 cents for adults. free for children under 12 with a parent. Sponsored by the Amana Welfare association.
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Henry Tietge
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1939 Big Ten Cage Schedule Released
The 1939 Big Ten basketball schedule announced includes games featuring Minnesota Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin Northwestern Iowa Indiana Illinois and more. The release lists matchups by date with home and away designations and shows early month and February contests across member schools.
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Iowa
Carleton Golfers Win Midwest Conference Meet
Carleton won the Midwest conference golf meet in Appleton with a low total of 647 points. Beloit finished with 662, Lawrence 696, and Ripon 726. Ficberg of Beloit was medalist with a 3 under par 68.
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