Coe Line Weakened By Loss Of Lester Johnson
Coe College football faces guard position losses after Arthur Schwartzentruber and Lester Johnson miss seasons. Coach Moray Eby searches for running mates, weighing Brokaw at guard or end, with workouts set to begin Thursday and a season opener versus Upper Iowa on September 29. The Kohawks must shore up the guard line and ends ahead of the campaign.
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Lester Johnson
Af Coe
Kohawk
Thomases
Moray Eby Wise
Wnjun
Arthur Schwartzentruber
Schwartzentruber
Siant
Letterman
Dolan South Dakota
Johnson
Eby
Ebvy
Kage
Arnold Brokaw
Orr. Minn
Brokaw
Railbirds
Upper Iowa University
Crimson and Gold Warriors
Wheatland Drops First Game Of Season 7 To 2
The Wheatland high school baseball season opener ended 7 to 2 in favor of Lowden after a Friday game at Wheatland. The result opened the season with Wheatland trailing early and conceding the lead.
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Wheatland
Lowden
Softball Tourney Sets Today at Ellis Park Fields
Eastern Iowa teams converge at Ellis Park for the Cedar Rapids diamondball tournament after rain, with seven outside clubs in each class and top prizes of 75 dollars in A and 25 in B. Games start 8 30 a.m. on six diamonds, bleachers and refreshments on site, 25 cent admission.
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Ellis Park Fields
Iowa
Els Park
Cedar Rapids Diamondball Association
Fnally
Ocal
Sheriff Sees Memory Proved By Jail Visitation
In Rockland Maine Deputy Ludwick recalls a summer visitor he cannot identify by name. The man turns out to be Rev Benjamin F Browne, pastor of the Second Baptist Church Holyoke Mass, who years ago visited the jail in his clerical capacity.
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Rockland
Bheri Earle Ludwick
Benjamin F Browne
Second Baptist Church
Gold Rush Veteran Fenwick Dies In Oakland
A Tonopah and Goldfield veteran James Munro Fenwick died at his Oakland home. The obituary recalls his era during the Tonopah and Goldfield booms, including a Mohawk shares episode with a New York speculator and Fenwick’s early recognition of Hauthorne Nex for the ammunition department.
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Tonopah
New Fins
James Munro Fenwick
Oakland
Goldfield
New York
Fenwicks
Mohawk
Fenwick
Is Ammunition Department
Anamosa Forms Independent Football Eleven
Anamosa plans a semi pro football team sponsored by the Anamosa Firemen. Local 1929 high school stars will join under coach Jack McClees as former college players are added. Night games at the high school field are planned with Marvin Levien coordinating schedules.
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Anamosa
Anamosa Firemen
Jack McClees
Marvin Levien
Quasqueton Girls Roll To 46th Straight Victory
Quasqueton, Iowa, diamondball team defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 to extend the streak to 46. Geneva Clark and Donna Heckel led the battery for Quasqueton as a crowd of about 1,200 watched Friday night action.
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Quasqueton Girls
Brooklyn
Gazette
Brooklyn Girls
Geneva Clark
Donna Heckel
Battery
Baer Carnera Fight Shown At State Theater
Motion picture of the Baer Carnera heavyweight title bout opens at the State theater and runs four days. Film reportedly gives a clear description of the confrontation in which the Californian defeated the Trajan giant by technical knockout.
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Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Trajan Giant
Frogs Stop Train Slows On NAW Line At Farm
Report from Roanoke Virginia says a shower of small frogs swarmed the NAW Sneger local near Farm as it moved east causing engineer WT Gibson to slow the locomotive to avoid a collision. No injuries or damage noted. incident halted traffic briefly.
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Farm Va
Gibson
Yanks Gain By Win Over Chisox 7 to 1
Detroit crushes Philadelphia 13 to 8 in the doubleheader opener. Greenberg and Johnson drive key two base hits as Detroit bats power a 7 run fourth inning. Pitching notes include Auker and Marberry. final game details list RBIs and miscues.
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Berry
Johnson
Greenberg
Doljack
Goslin
Coachrane
Walker
DoWack
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Philadelphia
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Dietrich
Marberry
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Hayworth
Rogell
McNair
Warstler
Ofm Bridges
Cain
Bridges
Gain
Walkers
Owens
Gelsel
Indians Take Pair From Red Sox In Saturday Twinbill
Cleveland gains ground with two wins over Boston, 5 1 and 3 2, scoring in early innings aided by Vosmik’s triple and key RBIs. Pearson holds Boston to four hits in game one and Ostermueller splits a four hit game two in a pitching duel.
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Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Monte Pearson
Red Sox
Tribe
Wesley Ferrell
Galatzer
Averill
Trosky
Vosmik
Fred Ostermueller
Boston
Senators Blank Browns 5-1 in St Louis Season Finale
Washington Senators beat the St Louis Browns 5 to 1 to split the series. Irvin Hadley pitched well through seven innings before Burke finished. Washington scored all runs in the first four frames while St Louis managed just eight safeties.
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Browns
Senators
Hadley
McAfee
Washington
St Louis
Stone Grube
Strange
Hedley
Burke
Bolton
Schulte
Stone
Pepper
Kerr Bejma Hartley
Jane
Harris
Burke A. Hadley
OM Hadley
Lostne
Donnelly and McGowan
Local Horseshoe Club To Play At Ellis Park
The undefeated Cedar Rapids horseshoe team will face an eight man Cedar Falls and Waterloo group at Ellis Park at 2 p.m. Sunday. The local aggregation is considered among the most consistent outfits in the state.
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Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Milwaukee vs Minneapolis game score details
The record shows a scored matchup between Milwaukee and Minneapolis with innings or periods listed and key players named such as Chapin Ryan Vandenbere Harcrave and Crandall. Other lines reference St Paul Toledo and Indianapolis with varied scores and players including Lawson Desautels and Rididie.
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Seeees
Minneapolis Ec
Pressenal
Susce Chapin
Ryans Vandenbere
Harcrave
Kansas City
St Paul
Taylor
Crandall Thomas
Fenner
Toledone
Indianapolis
Lawson
Desautels Page
Butzberger
Rididie
Women Cyclists End 13000 Mile Motorcycle Tour
Eleanor Fair and Natalie Day return to Woodland after a 13 000 mile fourteen week loop around the United States by motorcycle. They rode through thirty seven states facing heat and danger and were often interviewed by newspapers. A desert hold up near Los Lunas ended with the pair firing shots to deter Indians, aided later by a Rolls Royce tow, and they continued their journey with one puncture and no major motor trouble. They visited Milwaukee, New York, Washington and Boston, refused jobs to continue the trip, and praised New England as their favorite region.
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Ins
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Natalie Day
United States
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Woodland Public Library
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Mills College
New Mexico
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Middle West
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Baltimore
Boston
New England
National Amateur Golf Meet Opens Monday at Brookline
The thirty-eighth national amateur championship opens Monday at Brookline Country Club with eight of ten former title holders drawn to face younger challengers. Defending champion George T. Dunlap Jr. and Jess Sweetser receive first-round byes and start Tuesday, while Bobby Jones faces veteran Francis Ouimet in a notable pairing.
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Brookline
United States Golf Association
Competiton Tanks
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Jess Sweetser
Dunlap
Sweetser
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Lawson Little
Francis Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Detroit
Young Jones
Jesse Guilford
Chick Evans
Bob Gardner
Max Marston
Chandler Egan
Davidson Nerton
Ross Somerville
U. S
Champ Horseshoe Exhibit By World Champion At Ellis Park
Guy Zimmerman world champion trick horseshoe pitcher and Mrs Zimmerman will give an exhibition at Ellis Park next Sunday at 2 30 p m. Stunts include ring ing chair legs ring ing hidden stakes pitching through a hoop lighting a pitched shoe at forty feet and more. Zimmerman holds 1 040 ringers in 1 200 shoes and 95 ringers out of 100 pitched plus other records. Mrs Zimmerman has 170 ringers in 100 shoes and 172 per cent ringers in match play.
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Guy Zimmerman
Sac City
Zimmerman
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Schrader Dominates St Paul Fair Auto Racing
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa outscored rivals by more than two to one to total 1 075 points across three days at the Minnesota State fair races ending Saturday Sam Hoffman Denver and Emory Collins Regina Sask contended for second with 480 and 476 points respectively Collins won the five mile sweepstakes in 3 37 Schrader swept the three mile championship dash the ten mile national track championship in 7 05 2 3 and the 10 mile state fair title in 7 05 2 3 He neared the world dirt track records in trials clocking 4 02 5 for the mile and 2 05 4 5 for three miles well under his marks of 4 0 and 2 05 2 5 respectively
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ST. Paul
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sam Hoffman
Denver
Emory Collins
Regina
Sask
Collins
Schrader
Tickets On Sale For Iowa Northwestern Grid Clash
More than 3 000 tickets for the Iowa Northwestern game in Evanston on October 6 go on sale here Monday March 8. A total of 2 356 seats along the 40 yard line at Dyche stadium have arrived, with a reserve block of 500 held at Evanston. Tickets priced at 2 20 dollars.
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Iowa City
Iowa-Northwestern
Evanston
Charles
Galiher
Hawkeye Busie
Dyche Stadium
Mount Auburn Girls Edge Jesup 8 to 5 on Home Field
Mount Auburn girls defeated Jesup 8 to 5 on the home field Thursday. The kittenball victory adds another win for Mount Auburn in local girls sports.
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Mount Auburn
Jesup
Jesup Girls
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