Stanford and USC Favored in Eastern Meet
Stanford and Southern California enter the IC AAAA meet as favorites to win the team trophy in Harvard after a long coast-to-coast journey. Eastman and Miller face injury concerns while UCLA debuts two stars LaValle and Jefferson, challenging the usual western dominance and heightening the Eastern bid for medals.
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Bill Miller
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University of California At Los Angeles
Jimmy LaValle
George Jefferson
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Pennsylvania
New York University
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Princeton
Cornell
Michigan
Sonnenberg Defeats Lewis In Milwaukee Match
Sonnenberg defeats Lewis in Milwaukee to end a four-fall losing streak. Lewis won the first fall in the feature match, Sonnenberg claimed the second with a flying tackle and toehold, and Lewis could not return for a third fall. Sonnenberg won by default.
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Aberg
Boston
Ed (Strangler
Engineers Down Lighters 3 To 2 In Extra Heat
The Cedar Rapids Engineers edged the Light Company 3 to 2 in extra innings at Daniels Park, in a pitchers duel between L Thenhaus and Dykehuisen. Key hits came from Seabrooke, Buckner, Kuhnke, and Slauson, with Thenhaus earning the win in relief and Brown at second contributing standout defense. Next game Friday May 26 Sinclair Co vs Penick and Ford.
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Crawford
Bob Brown
Koach
Thenhaus
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Sturm
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Strouse
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Ss Warner
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Oo Crawford
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Coe College Track Team Heads to Midwest Meet
Sixteen Coe trackmen travel to Beloit Wisconsin for the Midwest Conference meet led by coach Forest Rutgers. Nominated event lanes include Hild Pulver in the century and furlong, Pull Whipple Belknap FProchaska in the quarter mile, Vermillion Lerner in the half mile, Miller Petch Evans in hurdles, Pack Cosner in pole vault, Stookey high jump, Jons Saccaro weight events. The Kohawks boast wins over Cornell with dual meets and triads against Cornell and State Teachers, plus a close second to the University of Iowa in a triangular meet.
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Monmouth
Carleton
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Pulver
Pull
Whipple
Belknap
Fprochaska
Schwank Heads Coe Clan of C Men
Walter Schwank elected president of the Clan of C, Coe lettermen’s organization, for next year at a recent meeting. Don Belknap selected secretary and treasurer. The group has been largely inactive this year, but plans for next year’s activities are being formulated.
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Walter Schwank
Clan of C, Coe Lettermen
Don Belknap
Schwank
7B Team Wins Tipton Track Meet
Special to Gazette Tipton Iowa The 7B grade team of Teen Consolidated School won the junior high track meet held on the local field Wednesday afternoon The meet totals show 7B 5912 points 8B 55 TA 14 23 points 8A 842 points and 6A 13 points.
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Tipton
Teen Consolidated School
Clever ring generals of boxing history
Al Demaree discusses Tommy Loughran as a clever heavyweight with exceptional left hand and ring craft. He notes Loughran’s habit of corraling opponents to his corner, saving movement across the ring in long fights. The piece also praises Young Griffo as perhaps the fastest boxer ever.
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AL Demaree
Jim Corbett
Tommy Loughran
Tommy
Young Griffo
Indians Bosses Press Peckinpaugh Over Job Security
Cleveland Indians’ manager Peckinpaugh faces possible replacement as Alva Bradley threatens action if the team does not win. The club, once contending with the Yankees, has slipped to fifth during a tough eastern trip.
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Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Bradley
Peckinpaugh
New York
Indians
Yankees
Peck
Wes Ferrell
Leaders Pulling Away In All Star Ballot
National League voters show clear leads for most positions as July 6 All Star game in Chicago nears. Only shortstop contest remains close with Dick Bartel of the Phillies ahead of Floyd Vaughan.
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Phillies
Floyd Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill_ Terry
New York
Kim Bottomicy
Cincinnati
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis
Bill Herman
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Traynor
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Woody English
Eicare
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Philadelphia
Paul Waner
Frank O'Doul
Brooklyn
Wally ‘Berger
Boston
Lonnie Warneke
Carl Hubbell
Rea Lucas
Dizzy Dean
Louis
St Johnson
Marquard Resigns As Wichita Manager
Rube Marquard resigned Wednesday as manager of the Wichita Western league baseball club. C W Wilson said he would assume active management. Marquard, a former New York Giants pitcher, came to Wichita from Atlanta, and said he would return to Baltimore with no other baseball position in view. Under his leadership Wichita had 2 victories and 5 losses.
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C. W. Wilson
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New York Giants
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Southern Association
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Cornell Enters Seven in Midwest Conference Meet
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell will pin hopes on seven Purple athletes at the Midwest conference track and field meet in Beloit. Sim Smyre eyes the two mile, Main also in two mile, Osborn in broad jump and discus, Thornberry in high jump, Kiefer in half mile, Mitchell in javelin, with competition to sharpen records and score.
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Boxing Results From Coast to Coast
SPORT JABS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. FALL RIVER MASS Gene Stanton of Cleveland stopped Jose Santos of Portugal in the ninth. SAN FRANCISCO Jo Teiken of Korea stopped Frankie Nour of Roumania in the third. Billy Donohue of New York and Terris HI of Los Angeles drew in six. LOS ANGELES Freddie Miller of Cincinnati outpointed Joe Guerrera of Downey California in a shutout decision.
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Korea
Frankie Nour
Roumania
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New York
Terris HI
Los Angeles
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Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Joe Guerrera
Downey
U S Cup Team Opens Play With Argentina
The United States Davis Cup quartet opened hostilities with Argentina on the Chevy Chase club courts. Ellsworth Vines faces Adriano Zappa in the first singles as Wilmer Allison prepares for the second against Hector Cattaruzza, with the Americans favored to win without dropping a match.
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United States
Argentina
Chevy Chase Club
Ellsworth Vines
Adriano Zappa
Wilmer Allison
Hector Cattaruzza
Davis Cup North American zone doubles set
George Lott and Johnny Van Ryn prepare for Friday doubles against Zappa and Adelmar Echeverria. Lott sat out Wednesday to tend a slight cut on a racket hand but officials said this will not bar him from playing.
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George Lott
Johnny van Ryn
Zappa
Adelmar Echeverria
Lefty O'Doul May Be Benched By Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati dispatch reports Brooklyn manager Max Carey benched Hack Wilson for poor form and signaled Lefty O'Doul may be benched next. O'Doul, last season's batting champion, has hurt the Dodgers with sloppy fielding on the western trip.
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Lefty O’doul
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
JNS
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Carey
Hack Wilson
Junior High Track Meet Definitely Cancelled
The junior high school track meet at Coe Field was called off due to the smallpox epidemic and is now definitely cancelled for the year. Each school may hold its own contest on its own field and boys who challenge existing records will receive ribbons procured for the cancelled meet.
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Coe Field
Nels J. Lee
Bobby O Dowd Knocks Out Delente in First Round
Bobby O Dowd of Cedar Rapids defeated Florin Delente of San Francisco by knockout in the first round of the main bout at a Waterloo boxing show held Wednesday night.
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Bobby O’dowd
Cedar Rapids
Florin Delente
San Francisco
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