Captain Gosser Shuts Down Northwestern 7-3 for Iowa
Captain Lowell Gosser pitched a three hit game with 12 strikeouts as Iowa beats Northwestern 7 to 3 in the second game of the weekend set in Iowa City. Iowa built a five run third inning after Northwestern took an early 2-0 lead, then added single runs in the seventh and eighth. Sulek led Iowa with four hits while Gosser added two more.
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Owa City
Capt
Lowell Gosser
University of Iowa
Northwestern
Norudiwesteen
Gosser
Sampson
Lampar
Lock
Sulek
Tisemus
Hawks
Tordik
Cities Service Oilers
Icemen
Smulekoff
Lahman
Hubert
Macek
Bruce
Hubbard-Smulekoff
Big Red Kenney
Red
Louie Mehegan
Hubbards
Dubuque Wins High School Track Title
Track meet results show Dubuque taking the team title with quality performances across events. Saunders won the 100 yard dash for Dubuque, with several other schools placing in top spots including Des Moines Roosevelt and Ames in multiple events.
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Dubuque
Rash Roosevelt
Des Moines
Sosea Sd
Denon
Nth
Sanson
Clinton
Dubuque Murc
Mortinan
Barsalow
Vasberks
Ness
Des Motes Ted
Abraham Lincoln
Saunders
Dunecehel
Kaiser
Des. Moines
Pebegee
Alderdice
Opi Miter
Barteld
Johns
Mrkvicka
Wilbon
Peter Rapids
Ferreny Conterville
Carten
Roosevelt Des Moines
Daserport
Acker R Dowee
Hrifley
Missouri
Witting Gaetance
Alderdice Davenscott
Barrish
Roosevelt Des
Bast Des Meter
Waser Eastes
Muea
Russells
Brooklyn Football Prospects Schedule Incomplete Report
Fragmented OCR lists upcoming games and dates for Brooklyn football, naming players like Harold Heber and Cyril teigi while mentioning Sept 24 and Oct dates. The text references multiple opponents including Lennville Marengo Toledo and North Enstish with unclear venues.
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WB el Fen Beem
Cowly
Tanta
Tamu
North Enstish
Brooklyn
Schedule Announced for Tri County Softball Loop
The Tri County Loop announces its schedule with games featuring teams Conrad Albion Gadbrook Green Mountain Ivester Traer Tama Toledo and Cladbrook. The list shows tentative matchups spread across multiple venues including Albion Iron Mountain Green Mountain and Toledo with dates and order to follow.
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Gadbrook
Conrad
Taina
Albion
Green Mountain
Ivester
Babe
Truer
Albion Cadbrook
Iron Mountain Ab ‘Ivsedo
Conof Ta Co
Green Moun
Asbotteelo
Cladbrook
Green
Toledo
Tamantee Mountain
Traer
Qtadbrook
Isester
Arety
Traer Ivester
Traer Ciladhrook
Ab Tana
Ros
Osage Wins Northeast Iowa Track Meet in Close Finish
OsageHigh School captured the Northeast Iowa conference track and field meet with 50 points, edging Charles City who scored 47. Results span hurdles, sprints, jumps, and throws, with Osage athletes Med Bids across events led by sponsors like Cresco, Decorah, and Oelwein showing strong finishes.
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Osage Snes
Charles City
Oelwein Circeee Ee
Decorah Visicas
Eyosco
Oelwein
Osage High School
Iowa
Mitchell Cresco
Lichters
Cresco
Girot
Osage
Hicks
Decorah
E Pyle
Chestnut
Waterly
Inman
Qelap
Thorsen
Long Osage
Toapham
Walters
Oclver
Toliver
Thomas
Wiskocil
Emerson
Waukon
Lapham
Hunt
Butterfield
Craries City
Culbert Cresco
Mitchell
Lang Osnee
Woodiwiss
Minh
Orlwein
Lashbrook
Kirkeby
Wau
Ken
Whitaker
Wood
Lang Osage
Lang
Lanham
Wolters
Krumeroy
Oclwein
Vanheel Waverly
R. Meyer
Lashbrook Osage
Meyrer
Carpenter Waverly
Noyd Butterfields
Waverly
Bonsall Tolliver
Krumroy
Odlweth
Dresbach
Luther Wenning
Oxnce
Major Auto Race Circuit Opens At Des Moines June 6
The International Motor Contest Association announced the major dirt track race circuit opens at Iowa State Fairgrounds Des Moines on Sunday June 6. The summer circuit includes Milwaukee and Atlanta Georgia tracks with events on June 20 and July 4. The circuit features IMCA drivers and affiliated associations naming champions and eligible entrants for the season opener.
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Des Moines
International Motor Contest Association
Iowa State Fair Grounds
Milwaukee
Lakewood Speedway
Southeastern Fair Track
Atlantay Ga
Birmingham
Ale
Central States Racing Association of
Dayton
Bio
Atlantic States Auto Rat 2 Association
Tampa
Fla
Roosevelt Hotel and Hub Ice win late in Legion doubleheader
In a Daniels Park American Legion doubleheader, Roosevelt Hotel and Hub Ice rallied late to win. The Hotels beat Cities Service Oilers 2 to 1 after a seventh inning tie, while Hub Ice defeated Smulekoff Furniture 7 to 4 behind Lefty Reid. Bruce earned the decision for Roosevelt, fanning 13.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Junior Legion
Hubbard
American Legion
Daniels Park
Hotel Roosevelt
Armstrank
Ssse VO
Hubbard Ice Eae
Linnekoft
Clayton County League Opens Card On May 30
The Clayton County baseball league reorganized at a May 20 meeting in Littleport and will include Edgewood Garber Guttenberg Monona Strawberry Point Farmersburg Littleport and McGregor. A 14 game schedule runs May 30 to Sept 5 with open dates for non league games. Officers elected L J Wiley Strawberry Point president Parks Rittenhouse Monona secretary and Kenneth Fuelling Parmersburg treasurer. The season opener features Edgewood at Lindewort Garber Guttenbergs Monona at Strawberry Point Farmersburg at Metiever?
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Monona
Littleport
Clayton County League
Edgewood
Farmersburg
Garber Guttenberg
McGregor
Strawberry Point
L. Jo Wiley
Strawberry Font
Parks Rittenhouse
Kenneth Fuelling
Parmersburg
Teasurer
Easewood
Lindewort Garberst
Ttenbergs Monona
Strawberry Pont
Metiveror
Calmar Boys Win 8th Game In Tight 3-2 Victory
Calmar High School defeated Ridgeway 3-2 to notch its eighth win of the season. The contest stayed close throughout with Calmar pulling ahead in the seventh inning as Schissel scored the winning run on Grove's hit. Reisner and Broderick pitched for Calmar while Kecker and Anderson played for Ridgeway.
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Calmar
Calmar Boys
Ridgeway Mine
Fineish
Schissel
Grove
Reisner
Broderick
Ridgeway
Kecker
Anderson
Dempsey Firpo Bout Recalled As Vast Fight Ends In Knockout
The article recalls the 1921 heavyweight title bout where Dempsey and Firpo exchange blows. Dempsey recovers after a brutal second round and lands a decisive left and right hook that knocks Firpo to the floor, with Firpo unable to rise before the ten count.
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Dempsey
Kearns
Jerry
Luvadis
Firpo
Dempsty
Nebraska Keeps Big Six Title In Track Meet
Nebraska retained its Big Six track and field championship with 67 percent of points. Kansas surged second with 49 percent, followed by Kansas State, Oklahoma, Iowa State, and Missouri. Multiple events saw Nebraskans winning or placing high, with a new record in the shot put and notable performances across sprints, distance races, and field events.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Missouri
Matteson
Nebraska
Drews
Hev
Hedfield
Kirkman
Sweat
Simmons
Cunningham
Iewa State
Jeston
Schmidt
Brown
Richardson
Raleigh
Foy
Fischer
Toribio
Francis
Dees
Socolofsky
Friedland
Mills
Mullen
Nelson
Cardwell
Poole
Towa State
Hewes
Gish
Eberhart
Silver
Batley
Fpuren Miller
Kelley
Mullen Ollahma
Bridges
McGuire
O'Dell
Shannon
Noble
Bird
Myers
Pankonia
Walesah
Durand
Anderson
Frank Nebraska
Dohrmann
Gunning
Mitchell
Rounice
Klann
North Robbinson
Fanning
Socolotski
Wiles
Clucus
Waters
Neumann
Burke
Cornell Freshman Track Defeats Coe in Close Meet
The Cornell freshman track team edged Coe 674 to 634 on the local field Saturday. Spooner led with a winning leap and helped secure the meet. Vern Elslander of Coe won two dash events and contributed in multiple finals.
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Cornell
Coe
Spooner
Vern Elslager
Mae
Wondy Manson
Coe Me-Casley Cornell
Prasch
Wasmy Cornel
Beckman
Elsincer
Coe Travis Cornell
Wedgbury
Coe Medore
Hurdies
Kinch
Coe Bennett Cornell
McClanahay
Spracue
Comwell
Cane Tdoore
Proesel Wedgbury Elstaget
Watson
Cornell Levis
Cor
Warfel
Cornell McClanahan
Mangels
Harriss
Inger Coe
Keouba Cornell
Giants overpower Cubs as Pirates rally past Bees in thriller
Red Lucas pitched steadily for Boston as the Bees took a 5 2 loss to the Giants to even the series at one game each. Gene Moore led Boston with a homer a triple and a single driving in both Bee runs while Paul Waner Lee Handley and Al Todd sparked Pittsburgh’s late three run burst to beat Boston 5 2.
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Boston Bees
Red Lucas
Bill Swift
Lucas
Pirates
Guy Bush
Paul Waner
Lee Handley
Bill Brubaker
John Dickshot
al Todd
Gene Moore
Dodgers Top Cardinals Behind Hamlin’s Complete Game
Rookie Luke Hamlin held St Louis to three hits through nine innings guiding Brooklyn to a 4 1 victory. The Gas House Gang’s three safeties came off Hamlin who pitched the distance for the first time in the majors. The Dodgers totaled ten hits off Winford Ryba and Harrell with Tom Winsett homering in the sixth.
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ST Louis
Luke Hamlin
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pepper Martin
Johnny Mize
Don Gutteridge
Dodgers
Jim Winford
Mike Ryba
Ray Harrell
Long Tom Winsett
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Abuoa Ahh
Padgett
Spencer
Durocherss
Mamlinp
Owen
English
Hassett
Gutteridge
Bucher
Winsett
Black
Martin
Cooney
Lavaretto
Brown
Mize Durocher
Mire
J Martin
Winford
Ryba
Hamlin
Harrell
Barr
Stewart and Starck
West Waterloo Takes High School Net Title
West Waterloo won the state high school tennis championship in Ames led by strong singles and doubles play. Sterling Lord of Burlington won the singles title 6-4 4-6 6-0 over Gilley. Roe and Stanton of Oskaloosa captured the doubles crown 6-1 6-4 against Jones and Beresford of Ames.
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AMES
West Waterloo
Waterloo
Burlington
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Sterling Lord
Gilley
Roe and Stanton
Oskaloosa
Jones
Beresford
Yankees Beat Browns. Bonura Homers in High-Scoring Game
The Yankees improved to .609 with a win over the Browns as Zeke Bonura drove in four runs and Chubby Dean hit a homer for Philadelphia. Kelley earned the win for Chicago while Brown took the loss for Philadelphia in a two‑team offensive duel.
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Yankees
Indians
Senators
Brown
Sox
Frank Hayes
Harry Kelley
Zeke Bonura
Chisox
Chubby Dean
Athletics
Chiago
Philadelphia
Io Radcliff
Oj Finneycf
Kreevich
Werber
Bonura
Moscarf
Walker
OlJohnson
Me Hay
Dean
Hasiaeh
F Hayesh
Piet
Newsomess
Sewell
Fink
Smiielehth
Chicago
Bontira
M Hayes
Nelson
Finney
Moses
Johnson
F. Hayes
Newsome
M. Hayes
Piste Gale
Appling
Hayes O
Hares Chidworth
Philadelmia
Offnnedy
Cain
Kelley
Williams
Thomas
Kennedy
Eon
Pink
Smith
Basil
Ormsby
Kolb
Senators Triumph 4-1 as Simmon Triple Sparks Win
Al Simmons delivered a triple down the left field line in the first inning to spur the Washington Senators past Cleveland 4 to 1. The game, halted in the sixth by a severe electrical storm, featured Bob Feller day with 5,000 youths as guests, and Washington tallied three runs in the third while Fischer held Cleveland to two hits before the weather stopped play.
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Washington
al Simmons
Senators
Cleveland
Lewis
Stone
Myer
Fischer
Earl Averill
Bob Feller
Clark Griffith
Nationals
Abho Abiloa Lary
Omnmler
Heath
O Myer
Trosky
Ostone
Solters
Simmons
Hale
Travis
Pytiakve
Kuhel
Hughes
Imillies
Brown
Oj Fischer
Millies
Averill
Kubel
Brown Travis
Pischer
Morriarty
Quinn and McGowan
Red Sox Rally Past Tigers in 11-9 Thriller at Fenway
Boston erases a six run deficit to beat Detroit 11 to 9 behind four homers including Cronin McNair and Foxx. Vic Sorrell and Jack Russell falter as Wes Ferrell wins and Wilson closes. Greenberg belts his sixth homer of the season.
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RED Sox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Tiger
Detroit
Sox
Vic Sorrell
Joe Cronin
Eric McNair
Sorrell
Jack Russell
Big Hank Greenberg
Wes Ferrell
Fenway Park
Reston
Cochrane
OlAlmada
Gehrin'r
Cramord
Owen
Cronin
Greenb
Foxy
Walkeer
McNairab
Fox
Olfigginsab
Rowellss
Desautelyc
Eng H
Ferrell
Gill
McKain
Onftke
Russell
Wilson
Aukerp
McNair
Higgins
Greenbers
English Mills
Cramer
Foxx
Desautels
Gaffke
W. Perret
Ohio State Tennis Ace Wins Big Ten Honors
Ohio State star Robert Nehausen defeated Norman Bickel of Chicago 2-6 6-4 6-2 to claim the 1937 singles title at the Western Conference meet in Ann Arbor amid steady drizzle. Northwestern's Arvin Wachman beat F J O Connor 6-0 6-1 in a later round.
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Ohio State
Ann Arbor. Mich
Robert Nehausen
Norman Bickel
Chicago
Arvin Wachman
Northwestern
F. J. O’connor
Iowa
Simpson Takes Title at Iowa Conference Track Meet
Simpson college led by 42 points and six first places retained the Iowa conference track and field title in Indianola. The Methodists set three records as Upper Iowa trailed with 9 points in the 17-event meet.
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Indianola
Simpson College
Iowa
Methodists
Upper Iowa
Mungo Fined 1000 For Hotel Brawl in St Louis
Brooklyn ace Van Lingle Mungo received a 1000 dollar fine and three day suspension from Dodgers General Manager John Gorman after a hotel room fight with Jimmy Bucher. Mungo admitted swinging in a dispute sparked by a misunderstanding over a talk with Bucher.
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T. Louis
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chase
Jimmy Bucher
John Gorman
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Gorman
Mungo
Woody English
Bucher
Jimmy
Chase Hotel
St. Louis Cardinals
Burleigh Grimes
Michigan Dominates Big Ten Track Carnival In Wet Conditions
Michigan scores heavily at the Big Ten meet led by Don Lash and William Watson in multiple events. Jesse Owens marks stand in the era as Ohio State and Indiana challenge with several top finishes across sprints, jumps, and throws. The cold rain limited record chances but the conference meet produced key performances and standings.
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Lash
Michigan
Osgood
Jesse Owens
Owens
Don Lasnediana
Charles Pensek
James Smith
Indiana
Phymas Deckard Sieianes
Clayton * An. Tim
George Halcrow
Chicago
Malcolm Icks
Stanley Birleson
Harley Howells
Ohio State
Charles Beetham
Samuel Stoller
Robert Grieve
Illinois
Robert Collier
Robert Lewis
Fred Elliott
William Watson
A. C G. Kamm
Mlinois
Dominic Krezowski
Minnesota
Edward Christianson
Wisconsin
Dean Frary
Ylinois
Floyd DeHeer
Town
Robert Oscood
Jack Seliner
Busm Lamb
Lewar
Richard Brunton
Illinoia
Lowell Spurgeon
John Wiechmann
John Townsend
Ilinois
Vange Burnett
Northwestern
W.kusz
Ionio State
Richard Squire
Melvin Trott
Robert Blickle
Ben Starr
Beetham
Winnels
Robert Ashley
Ulinois
Richard Hubbard
Wehes
Mathew Kobak
Albert Haller
David Funn
James Kingsley
Robert Willams
Milton Padway
Wondy Don Lash
Thomas Eckard
Charles Penske
Nots
Iowa
Pais
Brooklyn High Baseball Team Completes Strong Season
Brooklyn High closed the baseball season with an eight win three loss record and a district tournament final loss to Dysart in Dysart. Key pitcher Donald Moitzfield, age fifteen, went nine games with seven wins and threw two no hit games against Hartwick and Tama. Read other results include wins over Hartwick Guernsey and Chelsea and losses to Tama and Oxford Junction.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn High School
Dysart
Hartwick
Guernsey
Deep River
Chelsea
Ue Tama
Brooklyn di Tama
Ami Brooklyn
Oxford Junction
Pure
Grant Maples
Rolland Doty
Donald Moitzfield
Tama
Rival Pitchers Tie No-Hit Game In 2-0 Dedham Win
In Dedham Massachusetts two high school pitchers each threw a no hitter in a 2-0 win for Dedham Charlie Landers pitched the no run effort for Dedham while Johnny Cole of Hingham allowed two walks and two wild throws. Both sides fanned 29 batters with Sanders recording 16 and Cole 13.
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Dedham
Mass
Dedham-Hingham
Charley Landers
Sanders
Hingham
Johnny Cole
Cole
Decorah Club Plans Four Major Golf Events This Season
Oneota Golf and Country Club in Decorah begins a busy season with weekly captains dinners through October 13. A May 30 all day Winneshiek county open tournament includes a morning 9 hole qualifier and 18 holes in the afternoon. June offers an invitation tournament with 27 holes medal play featuring Cresco New Hampton McGregor Oelwein Sumner Waukon and West Union. Other events include men and women no ball foursomes May 23 and July 1, crazy golf Aug 15 and blind hole Oct 3. Club and women’s committees are led by W N Johnson Scott E A Waterbury and others.
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Gazette Decorah
Oneota Golf and Country Club
Winneshirk County
Cresco
New Hampton
McGregor
Oelwein
Sumner
W. N. Johnson
Chatrmean
Scott
E. A. Waterbury
E. F Haven
Joe Wuerth
G. W. Johnson
T. Baldwin
CK. Peck
E .R. Haines
WT. Symonds
E. J. Hook
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C. N. Evanson
G. A. Baker
E T Naveen
L. E. Larson
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Hamre Entertainment
B. B. Anundsson
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Germann
L. Darling
J. J Blodgett
Taylor
Russell Baker
C. A. Juve
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Darling
G. W Johnson
al Anderson
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Baby buggy found in want ad section classification 28
A classified notice points readers to a baby buggy listed under classification 28 in the Want Ad section. The brief item directs those seeking a stroller to the relevant ad, aligning with period ad layout.
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