Northwestern Netmen Win Big Ten Tennis Championship
Northwestern University captured the Western Conference tennis title with 18 points, defeating Chicago 15. Seymour Greenberg beat Charlie Shostrom 6-1 7-5 in the first division final. Harrie Hal won the fifth division. Calvin Sawyier took the third division. John Lewis and Eben Jones also claimed division titles for Ohio State and Illinois respectively.
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Jerry Clifford
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Ohio State
Gene Richards
Eben Jones
Illinois
Ben Fox
County Fish And Game Club To Stage Contest
The Linn County Fish and Game club meeting at Sokol hall will discuss current laws. A carp contest runs June 2 for one week with prizes for most fish and largest fish. Open to all. fish must be caught in Linn county.
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Oxford Junction To Meet Davenport Team
Oxford Junction Indies schedule shows a May 26 home opener against Davenport Maroons and a string of next opponents with mixed venues including London here and Iowa City Eagles there. The list runs through July and August with games against Moline Merchants LeClaire and Muscatine Indecs as part of a regional schedule.
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Michigan golfer Jack Emery longest driver on team
Ann Arbor reports Jack Emery a 5 foot 4 inch 139 pound member of the Michigan golf team is noted as the longest driver on the squad.
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Coe Trackmen Top Cornell In Tight Varsity Meet
Coe College beat Cornell 83 to 046 in a close dual with Stoutner taking second in the pole vault. Roy McCauley led a strong Cornell performance with the two mile win as Coe's Moore and Prasch anchored key events. Freshmen Cravens and Bechelli scored for Coe, while Orms and Houden won individual races for Cornell.
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Raiders Poat Steams Evansville In One Sided Win
Poat pitched five perfect innings as the Raiders defeated Evansville 3 to 0. Donovan started strong for Evansville but the Raiders countered with timely hitting and strong defense. Workman drove in two runs with a triple and a double, lifting the Raiders from fourth to third in the standings.
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State track meets spread across Des Moines area
East Des Moines led a strong showing with top finishes in sprints and relays. Anamosa scored 14 points for seventh, Beardsley of Anamosa anchored gains in shot and discus, while Des Moines entries battled Waterloo and Cedar Rapids rivals for placings in the 440 and mile events.
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Boxing program planned at Community House gym in Cedar Rapids
Arrangements are made for boys to resume boxing at the Community House gym with Jimmy Gibson as coach. Keith Tow backs the plan to keep youths off the streets as both gyms will welcome participants and results suggest busy coaches Hamilton and Gibson. A proposal hints at amateur bouts at local clubs or lodges to support youth boxing and community events.
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Notre Dame Tops Wisconsin 4-0 Behind Four-Hit Game
Notre Dame senior right hander Nor Hunthausen from St. Louis pitched a four hitter to blank Wisconsin 4-0, avenging a Friday 9-4 loss in which Wisconsin piled up 16 hits. Wisconsin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Notre Dame 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 3 4
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Purdue blows out Illinois Wesleyan 17 to 6 in season finale
Purdue catcher Bud Fisher led the offense as the Boilers beat Illinois Wesleyan 17 to 6 to close the season in Lafayette Indiana.
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Gophers Win 5-4 Keep Title Hopes Alive
In Minneapolis the Minnesota Gophers beat Michigan 5-4 after late rallies to sweep the two game series and remain in the running for the Big Ten title.
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Three-Eye Player To Join St. Louis Browns
The St. Louis Browns freed pitcher Johnny Whitehead on a 24 hour option to Toledo in the American Association. Whitehead, acquired from the Chicago White Sox last year, may be recalled on 24 hours notice. The Browns recalled Joe Grace, outfielder catcher, from Springfield in the Three Eye league.
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Nine Breaks Even With Kansas State Doubleheader Split
Iowa State and Kansas split a Big Six baseball doubleheader in Ames. Kansas won the first game 3 to 2 in 14 innings, while Iowa State claimed the second 5 to 3.
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Purple Netmen Lose to Cornell 5 1 in Mount Vernon
Iowa Wesleyan tennis team falls to Cornell 5 to 1 in Mount Vernon on Saturday afternoon with wins in doubles or singles highlighted by key performances from listed players.
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Michigan Big Ten Track Champion Again
Michigan wins the Big Ten track title with four individual wins led by Don Canham in the high jump and Stan Kelley in the 220 yard low hurdles. Myron Piker repeats in the 100 yard dash for Northwestern while Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota share other event titles. A key setback comes as Illinois sophomore Don Olsen trips on a hurdle. Michigan finishes with 10 points in the meet.
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Golf leaders Dale Smith and Howard Martin pace heat parade
Dale Smith fired a five under par 67 with nine threes six birdies and an eagle on the par five to lead a heat-filled round as Howard Martin posted a two under 70 for runner-up. Both march toward the state amateur meet in July as rain-affected conditions lingered.
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Reds, Cards Split as Dodgers Take Lead in Series
Baseball recap notes Reds and Cardinals split a doubleheader with St Louis winning 5 1 in the opener and Cincinnati taking the nightcap, while the Dodgers moved ahead in the standings after a 12 7 win over Chicago. Separate box scores list Lake Slaughter Medwick and McGee for St Louis and Vaughan Gustine Leiber and OTH for Pittsburgh Chicago.
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Boxing links and burials tied to Joe Jacobs saga
A column summarizes Joe Jacobs influence on Tony Galento and boxing culture, noting burial expenses, a sparring partnership proposal for Jack Trammell, and Jack Gould and Jimmy Braddock investigations. It mentions Melio Bettina and Al McCoy bouts, Pedro Montanez injuries, and various boxing personnel changes and upcoming events.
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