Iowa State Wins Triangular Track Meet On Ames Field
Iowa State holds off Grinnell and Coe in a triangular track meet at Ames Field scoring 424 points to win. Grinnell is second with 46, Coe last with 24, while Cyclone field events pace the victory with 303 points and Clark of Grinnell leads individual events.
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Grinnell Boosters To Play Ten More Games
The Grinnell Booster baseball team, 9 no defeats to date, will play ten more games over six weeks. Manager Charles Sarris provides the schedule including City club May 26, Dea Moca May 20, Red Men, Les Mores, and Barons of Wy Potts among the opponents.
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Maquoketa Valley Loop set for Tuesday meeting
Maquoketa Valley Loop directors plan a Tuesday meeting at Monticello to discuss final approval of players for the league roster. Secretary Charles E. Gebhard announced the policy limits the list to fifteen players, including those on salary.
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Jesup High Defeats La Porte City In Season Finale
Jesup high baseball team wins its last game of the season by defeating La Porte City 3 to something. Players Shateer and Prarzke appear among lineup notes while BuLcAAt and Alike Sires are mentioned in postgame chatter.
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Owens Beats Time in Big Ten Meet
Readable text notes performances and records set at a Big Ten track event. It lists athletes such as Huherawinha, Der hal Hubbard, Jack Kellner, and others competing for Western Conference and national marks, with multiple distance measurements and mentions of records and awards. The fragmentary report emphasizes field and track results and notable performances.
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Old Style Lager Faces Waterloo at Marion Softball
Weale Jensens Old Style Lager team visits Thomas Park Marion for IA Softball Association action against Waterloo John Deere. Jay Darlingame to start for Marion, curtain-raiser LaPlant-Chaste vs Marion at 2 p.m. Old Style Lager lost 2-3 in 11 innings to Ames Friday with Paul Kudler on the mound.
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Hawkeye Dual Track and Golf Schedule Nears End
Spescial to The dtasette the IWWA CHEN Bashline base ball games will coanduate the University of Iowa 1934 schedule of Dual sport contests track men and golfers will engage in championship competition later. Games with Minnesota here May 30 and 32 will lash the home Michigan season following which the Hawkeyes will head to venues for Gy unto Michisuas ud tans have wen 2 and st 2 Wal contests the year Rose Raye aber the Hawkkeves Mave went da food SL cad tea att tn dual meets.
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Cedar Rapids Fisherman Wins Newport Salmon Crown
Walter C. Champangh of Cedar Rapids, on a business trip to Newport Vermont, joins the Clyde River run and lands the day’s biggest salmon, weighing over five pounds, plus three more totaling seventeen pounds. He becomes the region’s celebrated angler as crowds gather and he recalls the unusual adventure amid river guide chatter, hotel interviews, and a packed bridgefront scene.
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Roosevelt Juniors blank Armstrong Nine in shutout win
Roosevelt Juniors defeated Armstrong 8 0 behind four hit pitching by Raymer. Krimm led the offense with two singles and a triple while Raymer and Usher added two hits each.
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Ruth Hits 3 Home Runs As Braves Fall To Giants
Ruth belts three homers in a tough Braves loss to the Giants as Davis and Cuceinello drive in runs and a disputed third base play leads to a Giants protest and Rigler ruling. The game features a late rally and a key double, with Maureen and Hartnett contributing hits.
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Dodgers Defeated 10 to 3 in Odd Series Game
Babich allowed one hit first four innings but was battered by a six hit rally in the fifth. Vance yielded five hits and five runs in the seventh as the Dodgers lost 10 to 3. Hallahan pitched four hitless innings in relief for his second win of the season.
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Jacobsmeyer Defends Iowa River Swim Title
Adolph Jacobsmeyer of St Louis won the University of Iowa river swim in Iowa City defending his title for the second straight year. Richard Westerfield of Cedar Rapids was second, 70 yards back, with Robert Christian third. Also on the Iowa swimming team were Auge Anderson Robert Reed tith and George Ernst. Jacobsme... time 21 04.
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Frolic Club Tip Meet Sparks Controversy at Weekend Tilt
Fragmentary report describes Frolic Club game against Albert's Temghé Frolic Club with expected clash and spectator excitement. Details are unclear but mentions a lighted setup and an anticipated score or outcome.
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Iowa Cedar league announces 1935 36 basketball schedule
Grundy Center official J L Largon releases the northern half schedule for the Iowa Cedar league season. The notice lists dates and matchups including Grundy Center games, with championship and county tournaments scheduled for February.
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Northeast Iewa Golf League To Be Formed
A local northeast Iowa golf league is planned with teams to compete on Cairn days. Officials expect reelection and regional organizers in Saint Louis Risdel and Otis areas to coordinate events with community clubs and sponsors.
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White Sox Beat Senators 8 to 3 in Rough Tilt
White Sox defeated the Senators 8 to 3 as pitching by Tommy Bridges held off a Boston attack. Ostermueller suffered a facial injury from a line drive but survived without broken bones after an X ray. In Philadelphia the Athletics split a doubleheader with the Indians with a 6 to 1 win in the nightcap.
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Bocek Tied For First In Triples Department
Hugh Willingham of Sioux City and Charley Clements of Omaha led Western league hitting after two weeks with .500 averages. Bocek of Cedar Rapids topped RBI with 13. Willingham and Clements shared slugging marks, while Sioux City edged Sioux City in team fielding at .970.
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Krejer Brothers Meet Wilsons In Riverside Park Doubleheader
Krejer Brothers softball team will play Wilsons and the Elke at Riverside Park this afternoon. First game starts at two o'clock with Harford and Womacka pitching for Erajet.
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Tipton Track Awards To Thirteen
At Tipton High School a meeting named Albert Shank next year’s captain. Thirteen letters were awarded in assembly to seniors Lloyd Leinbaugh M Shaffer R Pierce Harry Riley Clifford Winter Lloyd Lind James Casterline H Mitchell Glen Stoltenberg Robert Schroeder Walter Bismiller Paul Chapman and Albert Shank.
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