Sands and dozen stars vie for Kearney coach job
Bud reports that over 100 candidates sought the Kearney New Jersey coaching post including Gil Berry Chuck Bernard Heston Shively Marshall Wells Elmer Lampe Taylor Cliff Montgomery Branchall and other top college figures. Sands has accepted an eastern offer and the board faces the selection. Local candidate Hook Valett and others vie as applications keep arriving. Van Hettinga expects update later this week.
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Neal A. Sands
Kearney
N. J
Gil Berry
University of Illinois
Berry
Sands
Kearney Board of Education
Chuck Bernard
Michigan
Heston
Shively
Illinois University
Marshall Wells
Minnesota
Elmer Lampe
Carlton
Taylor
Monmouth College
Cliff Montgomery
Columbia
Lou Littie
Branchall
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Board of Education
Henry van Hettinga
School Board
Herbert “Hook” Valett
Jack Pence
Muscatine
van Hettinga
Postponed Kittyball League Games Re-Scheduled
Rain delayed Y M C A kit tenball league games were re scheduled by A J Lindley physical director. Scheduled on May 23 Baptist vs Musserville at Heinzfield May 25 Rotary vs Heinz at Old Diamond Weed Park Atlas vs Montgomery Ward at Jefferson Field June 8 Zion Lutheran vs Mulford at New Diamond Weed Park Tonight Methodist Juniors vs First Methodists at New Diamond Weed Park American Legion vs Moose at Old Weed Park Nietzel Drugs vs Orange Squeeze at Jefferson Field.
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A. J. Lindley
Baptists
Musserville
Heinzfield
Rotary
Heinz
Old Diamond Weed Park
Atlas
Montgomery Ward
Jefferson Field
Zion Lutheran
Mulford
New Diamond Weed Park
Methodist
First Methodists
New Diamond
Weed Park
American Legion
Moose
Nietzel Drugs
Orange Squeeze
Fight Results From Associated Press Roundup
Miami Red Barry of Washington outpointed Tony Cancela of Tampa in a 10 round bout. Russell Gonzales of the Philippines stopped Sammy Tisch of New York in eight. Tait Littman of Cudahy Wisconsin outpointed Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg and Tony Bruno of Milwaukee in eight. Mel Colman of St Paul stopped by Littman in eight. Bus Breese of Manhattan Kansas outpointed Tommy Corbett of Omaha in eight. Johnny Owens of Kansas City drew with Sheral Kennard of Fargo in six. Patsy Perroni of Boston outpointed unknown Winston of Hartford in ten.
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Associated Press
Miami
Red Barry
Washington
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Russell Gonzales
Philippines
Sammy Tisch
New York
Milwaukee
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wis
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Tony Bruno
Mel Colman
St. Paul
Sioux City
Bus Breese
Manhattan
Kas
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Johnny Owens
Kansas City
Sheral Kennard
Fargo
N. C
Baseball Standings and Results From Monday's Games
American League and National League standings and Monday results are listed for teams including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh and others. Scheduled games include Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Cleveland and more with rain affecting several matches.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Des Moines
Davenport
Topeka
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Omaha
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indilis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Atlas Takes Game in Illinois City Victory
Atlas of Muscatine defeated Illinois City 7 to 3 on Sunday. Atlas scored once in the first inning, twice in the second, and exploded for four runs in a decisive sixth inning. Manjoine and Toyne pitched for Atlas, while L Tyler and Brayton pitched for Illinois City.
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Illinois City
Atlas Kittenball
Muscatine
Manjoine
Toyne
L. Tyler
Brayton
League Leaders National League and Leaders Listing
Summary of top batting and pitching leaders across leagues noting names such as D e Cuyler and Klein among Cubs, Pirates, and Red Sox with statistics like runs batted in and hits. Includes mentions of Gehrig, Manush, Reynolds, and Greenberg leading their categories, plus scattered boxing-like results and standings.
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Associated Press
D E Cuyler
Cubs
Vaughan
Pirates
Klein
Suhr
Berger
Martin
Cardinals
Frey
Dodgers
Bush
Hemsley
Browns
Morgan
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Reynolds
Averill
Indians
Werber
Greenberg
Tigers
Bonura
White Sox
Indians Hammer Uhle as Yankees Fall in West
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 9-5, with Earl Averill homering twice and driving in four runs as Uhle, then Van Atta, struggled. The win pulled Cleveland within 2 1 2 games of Detroit in second place while Detroit beat Washington 6-5.
Davenport Squad Wins Crossley Release From City Club
The Davenport team announced the release of Cap Crossley, an Oklahoma City Texas league outfielder, to the Davenport club of the Western league. Crossley will depart for Davenport Wednesday after joining from San Antonio at season start. Pinkie Gardner defeated Joe Montana in Camden with a foul at 176 to 179.
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Oklahoma City
Cap Crossley
Davenport
Jack Holland
Crossley
San Antonio
Camden
N. J
Pinkie Gardner
Schenectady
N. Y
Joe Montana
Baseball scores and battery listings from multiple games
In Philadelphia St. Louis New York Cleveland Detroit Washington Boston Chicago reports show final scores with earned runs and hits. Batteries list pitchers and catchers for each team including named players such as Cain Hayes Hadley Knott Wells Hemsley Uhle Van Atta Dickey Hudlin Putlak Whitehill Prim McColl Phillips Weiland Rhodes Welchard Hinkle Ferrell Sir vom Heving Titje Wyatt Madjeski Gallivan.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cain and Hayes
Hadley, Knott, Wells and Hemsley
Cleveland
New York
Uhle
van Atta and
Dickey
Hudlin and Putlak
Detroit
R. H. E. Washington
Chicago
Boston
Weiland
Rhodes
Welchard Hinkle
Ferrell
Sir Vom Heving
Titje
Wyatt
Madjeski Gallivan
Kocsis Opens Big Lead in Big Ten Golf Title Chase
Michigan sophomore Charlie Kocsis built a seven stroke lead at Kildeer Country Club as he fired 66 70 to 136 total over 36 holes. Woodrow Malloy of Michigan trailed, with Northwestern's Bob Brown and Iowa's Jimmy Gardner close behind, while Pat Sawyer of Minnesota also challenged. Kocsis and Malloy propelled Michigan to a 604 team total, boosting their advantage in the team race.
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Chicago
Charlie Kocsis
Michigan
Kildeer Country Club
Woodrow Malloy
Kocsis
Malloy
Northwestern
Bob Brown
Jimmy Gardner
Iowa
Pat Sawyer
Minnesota
Sawyer
Sioux City Ties for First in Western League Standings
Cedar Rapids beat Islanders 7 to 3 to push Sioux City and Rock Island into a first place tie in the Western league. Red Van Fleet shut down Rock Island after a rough first inning as Cedar Rapids pounded George Brown and Harlan McClennon. Davenport and Des Moines were rained out. St Joseph and Topeka also banged out.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Islanders
Raiders
Red van Fleet
George Brown
Two Johnnies Capture Wins in Golf Meet
Prestwick Scotland America’s golfing Johnnies Goodman and Fischer led the invaders in the British Amateur Championship. Goodman the U S Open champion defeated M Robb of Moseley five and four while Fischer beat Gus Moreland three and two.
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Prestwick
Scotland
America
Goodman
Fischer
M. Robb
Moseley
Gus Moreland
Robb
Matthews to Face Leonard on Friday Night Card
East Moline middleweight Kid Leonard meets Allen Matthews of St. Louis in the windup at Eagles Dancel in Davenport next Friday. Leonard once beat Matthews by decision after Matthews knocked him down twice. If Leonard wins and then defeats Tait Littman, he could challenge middleweight champ Vince Dundee.
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Kid Leonard
East Moline
Eagles Dancel
Davenport
Allen Matthews
St. Louis
Leonard
Matthews
Tait Littman
Milwaukee
Millers Defeat Louisville to Lead Loop Pennant Race
Minneapolis moved four games ahead in the American Association by beating Louisville 7-3 as Indianapolis fell to St. Paul 3-1. Kansas City edged Toledo 4-3. Buck Marro pitched 10 1/3 innings on short rest, limiting Louisville to five hits including a Mel Simons homer.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Buck Marro
Mel Simons
Leo Norris
Frederick
Warner
Roxy Lawson
Lawson
Kreevich
Taylor
State Senate Ad Highlights Muscatine County Resident
A political advertisement promotes a Republican candidate for state senate nomination in the June primaries. The candidate is presented as a lifelongMuscatine County resident seeking election. The piece emphasizes local roots and service orientation without detailing policy positions.
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Muscatine County
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