Franklin Star Half Mile Sets Valley Meet Record
Davenport wins Mississippi Valley conference outdoor track and field. Franklin places third. Charles Hopkins of Franklin clocks 2:01.4 for the half mile, a new meet record. Mason leads Davenport with multiple wins including sprints and the winning 440-yard relay.
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Davenport
Clinton
Franklin
Linton
Spcial
Franklin High
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hopkins
Tance
Don Murphy
Dubuque
U. S
North Africa
Blue Devils
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilson
Waterloo
Iowa City
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Lanfed
McKay
Cole
Hill
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Sturm
Schultz
Holocanes
Ely
Fraklin
Hurdies
Andrew
Davenrt
Keloff
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Barnizer
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Stanger
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Thomas
Braun
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Davert
Cribbs
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Maso Franklin
Dique
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Daven
Madk
Jones
Carfrae
Hoepkins
Evers
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Brooks
Nderson
Ubuque
Adiock
Duuque
Kaufman
Pender
Hansen
Lee
Koprucki
Bshire
Lutz
Barnhizer
Brown
Novak
Myers
West
Feeakita
Price
Ird
Results Summary From Friday and Saturday Games
The report lists results from Friday with New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and St Louis in various small margins. Saturday shows Washington at night and matchups including St Louis versus Philadelphia with a 6-3 score, plus Minneapolis and Kansas City results. No games scheduled for Saturday night in this section.
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Louis
Philadelphia
Fourth Round Results and Leading Hitters Notice
In the fourth round Universal faces Wilson’s on Sunday with Lighter Iowa Mfg. also on the schedule. Leading hitters Fleming La Plant Choate and Ludem from Iowa Mfg are highlighted. pitchers and scores appear with limited legibility in this fragment.
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Wilsons
Collins
Universalfecturing
Universal
Wilson’s
Iowa
Iowa Mig
Fleming
La_ Plant-Choate
Ludem Towa Mfg
Saesesene Ee Nor
Ethiceeenes
Twin Bill Sunday at Daniels Park Features Two Games
Keen baseball action at Daniels Park highlights a doubleheader Sunday with the Iowa Manufacturers meeting the Lighters at 2 p.m. in a seven inning opener followed by Universal Engineers versus Wilsons. Both clubs have won league games with Universal losing several close contests.
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Daniels Park
Iowa
Lighters
Universal Engineers
Wilsons
Universal
Braves and Phils Start to Slip in Tight NL Race
The Boston Braves and Philadelphia Phillies drop in the National League standings as recent losses mount. Cardinals edge Braves 2-1 in 10 innings, Reds rally past Phillies 11-8, while Indians tie Senators for first in the American League with a 5-2 win over Boston. Yankees snap a five-game skid with 2-1 over Tigers and Giants surge past Cubs 3-1 as Feldman shines. Dodgers pound Pirates 6-2 behind a first-inning burst and Walker's homer.
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Boston Braves
Phillies
Biscuits
Phils
Bostons
Jimmy Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Boston
Red Sox
Jack Salverson
Nats
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Tigers
Russ Christopher
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Cubs
Harry Feldman
Sid Gordon
New Yorkers
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Bucs
Harman Named Athletic Director for Iowa Navy Preflight
Iowa City UPI reports Lieut. Com Harvey J Harman former Pitt star and Penn Rutgers coach will succeed Lieut Col Bernie Bierman as athletic director at the Iowa Navy Preflight school He will report next week and coach the Seahawk football team Harman was an all American Phi Beta Kappa graduate of 1928 and has coached at Haverford Sewanee Penn and Rutgers before enlisting in the navy last year.
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Iowa City
Harvey J. Harman
Pitt
Penn
Rutgers
Bernie Bierman
Iowa Navy
Harman
Navy
Bierman
Minnesota University
Chapel Hill
N. C
Seahawk
Atitt
Haverford
Sewanee
Williams College Drops Intercollegiate Athletics
Williams College in Massachusetts suspended all intercollegiate sports for the duration joining Amherst and Wesleyan in the move. Albert Osterhout announced the halt while noting 400 preflight students and 400 more expected under the Navy V-12 program may keep an athletic program alive.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
New England
Albert Osterhout
Williams
Amherst
Wesleyan
Navy
Fieweger Looms As Top Threat In Track Field
MILWAUKEE UP nine man Illinois squad sits as favorites at the 18th Central Collegiate outdoor meet opening at Marquette Stadium. Jimmy Fieweger of Lawrence College leads threats with 10.0 in the 100 yards and 14.6 hurdles, while Dupre of Ohio State tops the Big Ten in several events. Other hopefuls include Virgil Alson of Miami (Ohio) Traver Perkins of Northern Illinois Teachers and Johnny Hermaines of Cincinnati University.
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Milwaukee
Illinois
Marquette University Stadium
Jimmy Fieweger
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Evanston
Dallas Dupre
Ohio State
Fieweger
Tall Timbers
Dupre
Virgil Alson
Miami
Ohio) University
Traver Perkins
Northern Illinois Teachers College
Johnny Hermaines
Cincinnati University
Seahawks Open Busy Week With Four Games
The Seahawks face Collins Radio of Cedar Rapids on Sunday in Iowa City as they start four games in eight days. Coach Cap Timm may use Al Schulz as a substitute for injured left fielder Vernon Sanderson who bats .333. The navy team has won its first three games by shutout.
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Seahawk
Collins Radio
Cedar Rapids
Camp Grant
Iowa Manufacturing
Muscatine Indees
Cap” Timm
al Schulz
Aston
Ill
Vernon Sanderson
Kansas City
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Navy
Akron Coach Awaiting Call to Air Corps Training
Tipton Donald Werling, son of W W Werling of Tipton, awaits orders to report for Army Air Corps pilot training. He coached girls basketball and served as Akron Iowa principal for three years, leading his teams to three sectional titles and a district runner-up finish two years prior.
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Donald Werling
W. W. Werling
Army Air Corps
Akron
Iowa
John McGraw the Feisty Era Leader of Baseball
John J. McGraw earned fame as a fiery Giants manager and superb leadoff hitter. His early days with Baltimore under Ned Hanlon highlighted a 30 year career of aggressive baserunning and high batting averages, including .340 in 1894 and .390 in 1899, with 40 to 77 stolen bases across seasons. He mentored stars and battled umpires, finally ending his playing days in 1906 with a late Giants appearance.
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Connie Mack
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Polo
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Smart
Cap Anson
Cedar Rapids
White Stockings
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Baltimore
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Orioles
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Joe Kelley
Hughie Jennings
Jack Doyle
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Joe McGinnity
Box Score Summary for Major League Game
Left on bases Philadelphia five Cincinnati seven. Walks Kimball three Kraus two Podgajny one. Pitchers Vander Meer four, Stone one. Kimball four strikeouts in two forty five innings. Kraus three thirty three Podgajny five in two Vander Meer two tone three in three fifteen Beggs six in three Shoun re two. Winning pitcher Shoun. Losing pitcher FR. Umpires Goetzan arlick. Time two hours two minutes.
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Ross
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C’stopher
Jan Ebert
Valo
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Kolloway
Ebert
Boston St Louis Baseball Score Summary
The text records a baseball game between Boston and St Louis with partial inning scores and player notes. It lists runs batted in for Musial Pecartas Klein, a home run by M Sacrifice Lanier, and defensive actions including a double play involving Marion Klein and Sanders.
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Boston St. Louis
Wietelmann
Hopp
Army Bars Charley Hlad From Further Track Competition
CHICAGO UP Charley Hlad former Michigan Normal star who has dominated Big Ten hurdles for the University of Chicago this spring was ordered to withdraw from the Central Collegiate conference meet in Milwaukee by army officers at the meteorological school where he is enrolled. Officials said the action conforms to army regulations and will also block his participation in the national collegiate meet at Evanston June 11-12.
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Chicago
Charley Hlad
Michigan Normal
University of Chicago
Army
Air Force
University Meteorological School
Hlndis
Milwaukee
Hlad
Evanston
Ill
Butternut Nine Edges Iowa Manufacturing 7 6 in Scramble
Butternut Nine survived a scare from undefeated Iowa Manufacturing winning 7 to 6 on Riverside field. Ken Corderman pitched well for Iowa Manufacturing until late innings, while Butternut slugged two homers in the sixth and a late four-bagger by Canterbury. Petrzelka homered for the Bakers and L Martin tripled for Butternut.
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Iowa Manufacturing
Bakers
Riverside
Manufacturing
Ken Corderman
Wise
Bailey
Leo Martin
Martin
Hamor
Petrzelka
Canterbury
al Schamberger
Schamberger
Gophers Clinch Big Ten Baseball Share With 10 0 Win
Minnesota defeated Chicago 10 to 0 as Norm Gallup hurled a three hit shutout for his sixth conference win to cap his career with the Gophers. Minnesota collected 13 hits and stole seven bases while Chicago managed three singles from Bobbie and Finnegan. The teams meet again today.
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Minneapolis
Mickey Cochrane's Team Hands Evansville Exibition Shutout
Lieut Mickey Cochrane's undefeated Great Lakes baseball squad routed the Evansville Shipyards 13 to 0 in an exhibition before 3000 fans. Tom Ferrick pitched six innings allowing Evansville's lone hit whileGreat Lakes offense tallied across seven frames.
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Evansville
Ind
Mickey Cochrane
Great Lakes
Tom Ferrick
Cleveland Indians
Navy
Ferrick
Schmitz
Collins Radio Falls to Iowa Manufacturing 8 5
Collins Radio loses a hard fought M J league game at Daniels Park 8 to 5 against Iowa Manufacturing. Don Ludemann hit a rocket homer for the Manufacturers and Trainor homered for Collins as both clubs combined for ten hits amid costly third inning miscues. Moravec started for Collins with 12 strikeouts. Ludemann relieved for Iowa Manufacturing to seal the win.
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Daniels Park
Iowa Manufacturing Club
Don Ludemann
Oakland Avenue
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Nemec
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Kinch
Moravec
Gallagher
Kohl
Wessells
Bruch
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Colelins
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Billie
Sher
A Ann Ho
Aels
Pite
Open League Softball features top pitching at Ellis Park
Arm strong's Armstrong and Collins Radio field strong pitching as Michalek and Hollingsworth allow few hits in Open League clash. Reed and Munn deliver the decisive second inning hit while Cherry Burrell defeats Quaker Oats in a separate game. Universal Engineering tops AFL No. 18619 8 to 1. In YWCA Girls, Wilson Local No. 3 forfeits to Sanitary Dairy. Beck's rout Collins Radio 33 to 2. Turner's Radio outslugs Century Eng 21 to 18.
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Ellis Park
Armstrong’s
Collins
Charlie Michalek
Wally Hollingsworth
Reed
Munn
Quaker Oats
Cherry Burrell
Cherry’s
Sturm
Shelton
Norm Huston
Universal Engineering
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Y.W.C
Hollingsworth
Gable
Y.W.C.A. Girls’ League
OO Duo Chine Tera
Cacre
Collins Radio
Shimek
Zitek
Greer
Creas Turner
Century Eng
Millersburg Awards Athletic Monograms
Millersburg honored students with athletic letters in basketball and baseball. Girls recipients included Ruthada Bruhn Helen Dansdill Leona Costello Jeanne Dillon Reta VanDee Elaine Faas Helen Costello Barbara Montross Theresa Dansdill Kathryn Goodman Arva Schaffner. minor letters to Martha Montross Evelyn Merck Donna Lane Dorothy Anne Tripses Beatrice Foubert Norma Smith. Boys basketball captains Warren Smith and others. minor letters to Léon Dillon Charles Lortz Floyd Rauch Marvin Morse. Baseball awards went to Melvin Faas Donald VanDee captains Lonnie Gorsh Melvin Gauley Herman Redwine Russell Grimm Dairy Faas Lavon Berstler.
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Millersburg
Ruthada Bruhn
Helen Dansdill
Cocaptains
Leona Costello
Jeanne Dillon
Reta VanDee
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Helen Costello
Barbara Montross
Theresa Dansdill
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Arva Schaffner
Martha Montross
Evelyn Merck
Donna Lane
Dorothy Anne Tripses
Beatrice Foubert
Norma Smith
Warren Smith
Billie O’meara
Melvin Faas
Dodgers Sign Boyd Bartley From Illinois
The Brooklyn Dodgers signed 22 year old shortstop Boyd Bartley captain of Illinois baseball this year. Bartley joins the Dodgers after a standout college season and is expected to bolster the infield lineup.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boyd Bartley
Illinois
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