Batters Sweep Brownies in Double Header 17 6 6 1
Lanpher park hosts a two game set as the Brownies fall to the Batters 17 6 in the opener and 6 1 in the nightcap. Ray Poat shuts down the offense in game two while homers by Kordenbrock Kahn and Hixson anchor the early assault.
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Ray Poat
Naymick
Lanpher Park
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Chilli Wagener
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Art Keller
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Poat
Warrner
Storsklandy
Time
Williams
Elkader High football grows to 28 on squad
Elkader signs indicate 28 players for football this year with nine lettermen led by Captain Wilford Shaw. Nine of last year’s reserves join the roster plus two transfer students from Fayette and Guttenberg. The junior college will play six man football with nine players reporting to practice. Season opens Sept 18 at Tipton with five more games including Washington Lenox Independence Maquoketa and Waukon on various dates.
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Elkader
Lyle Shroyer
Clayton County
Monona
Wilford Shaw
Kenneth Smith
Boyd Huggins
Byron Cheeseman
James Stewart
Robert Meyer
Harlan Reimer
Lamar Steen
James Wilson
Charles Webster
Leland Steen
Lee Glesne
Don Schmidt
Harold Klink
Ray Storbeck
Eugene Ser~land
Jackson Turner
Robert Wood
Fayette
Merrill Smith
Guttenberg
Shroyer
Harrison Wold
Bob Oolberg
Art Latta
Gene Sharp
Tipton
Tinton
Washington
Lenox
Independence
Maquoketa
Waukon
Donels Dishes Out Plays To Cyclones
Ames AP Ray Donels opened Iowa State football practice for 1941 with 30 plays. Morning and afternoon drills tested 38 players in good shape. Donels praised backfield prospects and speed in the first string as veterans anchored the line averaging about 195 pounds.
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Ames
Ray Donels
Iowa State
Donels
East California battle for title in women’s golf
In the 45th Women's National golf championship in Brookline, East players including Janet Younker and Helen Sigel survive to the quarterfinals, challenging California contenders Clara Callender and Betty Hicks Newell as former champions compete for a new winner. Callender dominates with a 5 and 4 win over six-time champ Glenna Ware.
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Brookline
Mass
Janet Younker
White Plains
Helen Sigel
Philadelphia
New York
Rienert M. Torgerson
Great Neck
Sylva Annenberg Leichner
Flushing
California
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Younker
Pacific Coast
Clara Callender
Pasadena
Betty Hicks Newell
Estelle Lawson Page
Greensboro
N. C
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Torgerson
Long Island
Sigel
Callender
Upper Iowa Hires Helper For Dorman
President W. T. Smith of Upper Iowa University announced Lincoln Paul LeVinn of Rockford NL as physical education instructor. He will assist Coach Dorman in football and coach basketball. LeVinn earned a Master of Science from the University of Wisconsin in 1940.
Winter explains football rule changes for safety and pace
Fred Winter discusses new unlimited substitutions rule and related changes with Cedar Rapids officials. He cites faster play after dead balls, 25 second restarts, limited time outs, and easier substitution signals, plus revised fourth down and punt rules to reduce delays and keep teams from losing yardage.
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Fred Winter
Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Colorado coach Yeager jokes about softball split
Jim Yeager quipped about star back Vern Miller’s absence from spring practice to join a Detroit softball tournament. Miller, a regular last season, is expected back in Boulder within days, though Yeager notes Miller’s versatility as punter and receiver.
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Boulder
Colo
Sns
Jim Yeager
University of Colorado
Colorado
Vern Miller
Detroit
Miller
Yeager
Browns Claim Archie on Waivers From Senators
Washington reports George Archie, veteran infield star and last season's PCL MVP, was claimed by the St. Louis Browns for 7500 dollars and will report to his new club. Washington also announced the purchase of outfielder Bobby Estalella from Toledo of the American Association.
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Washington
George Archie
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Clark Griffith
Senators
Bobby Estalella
St. Louis
Toledo
American Association
Decatur Wins Third Game 3-2 Over Evansville
Decatur defeats Evansville Bees 3 to 2 in the Shaughnessy Playoff as Jake Suutar belts a homer off 360-foot wall in the seventh inning. Earlier Dai Clay tripled and Dib Williams drove in a run while Hazel, Kilmer, Gulledge, Metkovich and Sandlock contributed for the Bees.
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Ill
Jake Suytar
Commies
Shaughnessy
Evansville Bees
Commie
Vansvilla
Burkardt
McElyea
Galledse
Clemens
Metkovich
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Sandlock
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Kilmer
Nlcatur
Wright
Schmiel
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Williams
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Broste
Suytar
Sacrifler
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Evansville
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J Clay
Mazel
Gulledge Wricht
Ramblers Out in 1941 World Softball Opener
The Phoenix Ramblers, defending girls champions, were edged 1 to 0 by the New Orleans Jax Brewers in the opening game of the 1941 world softball tournament in Detroit.
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Detroit
Phoenix
Ariz
Ramblers
New Orleans Jax Brewers
Grinnell Gridiron Ready for 1941 Season
Grinnell hosts a rally at the Monroe hotel with 200 football fans and Nile Kin nick among speakers. Coach Ben Douglas asserts the team may lose some games but is not planning to. He notes the draft reduced impact, with 12 of 15 expected lettermen returning after spring practice.
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Gazette
Grinnell
Nile Kinnick
Hawkeye
Monroe Hotel
Ben Douglas
Douglas
Milo Randall
Waterloo
Lost servicemen named in Douglas statement
E ran guard is now a member of the U S air corps and Fred Webb of Evanston Illinois is working in ship yards in Oregon. These men are definitely lost according to Douglas.
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Eran Guard
U.S. Air Corps
Fred Webb
Evanston, Ill
Oregon
Douglas
Dick Evans Joins Chicago Cardinals From Packers
The Chicago Cardinals acquire Dick Evans an end from the Green Bay Packers on waivers. Evans is a Chicago native and played college football at the University of Iowa.
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Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Dick Evans
Green Bay Packers
Evans
University of Iowa
Kalona and Williamsburg Win In Lisbon Softball Meet
In Lisbon the Lisbon tournament opened with Williamsburg defeating Best Oilers 7 to 3 and Kalona beating Petersons Produce of Mount Vernon. Thursday night two more games finish the first round with Clarence vs Springville and Olin vs Honeymead Products.
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Williamsburg
Oilers
Kalona
Peterson
Produce
Mount Vernon
Clarence
Springville
Olin
Honeymead Products
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