Slip Madigan to start new bid at Town University
Edward Patrick Madigan plans to coach at the University of Town for one last shot at a Big Ten title. The Moraga era coach, famed for Galloping Gaels success, left St Marys amid controversy and eyed Rockne inspired leadership as he returns to college football.
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Dan McGuire
United Press
San Fancisco
Edward Patrick
Slip
Madigan
St. Mary’s
University of Town
Knute Rockne
St. Mary's
Oakland
Bay
Golden Gate Turf Club
Albany
Hen Slip
Moraga Valley
Gaels
New York
Fordham
Rockne
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Moraga
Witte
Towa
Cardinals Hold Three-Game Lead
The Cardinals remained three games ahead in the National League after a 6-1 loss to the Cubs as Claude Passeau earned his fourth win and Max Lanier took his fourth defeat. The Dodgers faltered with six runs allowed by errors from Hopp Marion and Walker Cooper. In other games, the Phillies rallied for a 10-8 win over Brooklyn, Ray Starr threw a 14 inning shutout for Cincinnati in a 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh, and Chet Ross hit a three-run pinch homer as Boston beat New York 8-6. The American League saw Washington top Philadelphia 4-2 as Miloš Canaini posted his sixth straight win and Tex Hughson limited Boston to four hits in a 3-1 Red Sox win.
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Gordon
Red Sox
Vern Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Niggeling
Brownie
Tiger
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Indians
Cris Hockett
Lou Boudreau
Pat Seerey
Vernon Kennedy
al Smith
Marv Center
Chet Ross
Boston Braves
Braves
Giants
Colliesmall
United Press
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Breeze
Johnny Hopp
Marty Marion
Walker Cooper
Cubs
Claude Passeau
Max Lanier
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Jimmy Wasdell
Babe Dahlgren
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ray Starr
Reds
Gerald Walker
Lonnie Frey
New York Giants
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Miloš Canaini
Bob Johnson
Mickey Vernon
Jake Early
Yankees
Tex Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Joe
Madigan Faces Eight-Game Iowa Schedule With Freshmen Boost
Edward P. Slip Madigan new head coach at the University of Iowa tackles an eight game slate with a small squad. Nine former high school stars enrolled and planned to play for the Hawkeyes next fall along with other touted freshmen. Regulars likely to remain form the nucleus, including Bob Liddy and Bill Parker, while Bill Sangster and Howard Larson rank among top freshman prospects.
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Iowa City
Edward P
Slip) Madigan
University of Iowa
Iowa
Big Ten
Glenn D. Devine
Hawkeyes
Madigan
Bob Liddy
Monticello
Bill Parker
Des Moines
Bill Sangster
Town City
Howard
Shorty
Larson
Anamosa
In Front Again Yankees Hitters Lead Leagues
New York Yankees boast top team batting at .253 while White Sox own top AL fielding at .979. Brown’s Vern Stephens leads AL hitting at .350 for 38 games. Phillies Babe Dahlgren NL at .347 for 48. Reds top NL defense at .981. Milo Candini, Orval Grove each 5–0, 3–0 records.
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NEW York
Vern Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Babe Dahlgren
Phillies
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Milo Candini
Senators
Orval Grove
White Sox
Jess Flores
A's
Murty Dickson
St. Louis
Johnny Allen
Mort Cooper
What is heredity and other rural jests shared here
A collection of brief, humorous quips and anecdotes. A colonel questions a seated cook about stirring a recipe for 20 minutes. A rural phone line remark contrasts with urban life. A witticism about midgets on Fifth Avenue and rationing. A smallWashington figure mocked in a Seattle paper. A Boston Post headline notes a stronger auction skunk.
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Fifth Avenue
Apron Pattern 8453 Offers Sizes 12 to 42
Complete wardrobe of aprons becomes smart to own Pattern No 8453 comes in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and 42 Size 14 requires 2% yards of 35 inch material 7 yards inorae Send 15 cents plus one cent postage with name address pattern number and size to The Oelwein Register Pattern Dept 530 South Wells St Chicago Tl Also available Summer Fashion issue with over 100 new patterns and care tips 25c per copy
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Oelwein Register Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Farm favored return for Hal Trosky in Chicago talks
Hal Trosky says he will consider a baseball comeback only after consulting neighbors and his 307 acre Iowa farm. He spoke with Indian VP Roger Peckinpaugh in Chicago and noted Cleveland owns his contract, though he will listen to their proposition before deciding.
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Chicago
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Trosky
Roger Peckinpaugh
Norway
Iowa
Cleveland
Indefinite postponement of Savold Nova bout announced
Promoter Irving Schoenwald said the heavyweight fight set for June 28 between Lee Savold of Paterson New Jersey and Lou Nova of Van Nuys California is postponed indefinitely due to Savold’s illness. Nova has been in Chicago this past week training for the bout.
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Chicago
Irving Schoenwald
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. J
Lou Nova
van Nuys
Cal
Schoenwald
Savold
Nova
Carr ie Douglas dies. Fayette area notes passings
Obituary notices announce the June 3 death of former Fayette resident Carrie Douglas at her daughter’s home in Boulder Colorado. She was born 1861 in Greenbush Wisconsin and lived in Fredericksburg before moving west. Also reported are weddings, military service updates, club meetings, and community notices from Fayette and nearby towns.
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Fonner
Carrie Douglas
Carrie Alice Richmond
Greenbush
Wisconsin
Fayette
Newton J. Douglas
Fredericksburg
Iowa
Douglas
Myrna Evans
Boulder
Colorado
Evans
Walter
Denver
Harriett Denniston
Madison
Edith Lovelace
Bakersfield
California
Olive Pheneger
Lynwood
Rose Hill
Ralph Davis
Campl Monze
Texas
Waterloo
Davis
Frank S. Davis
West of Fayette
Ruth Dickinson
LaDess Martinson
Chicago
Glen Greenough
Jim Gehrke
Jean Hunt
Oelwein
Paul Doughty
Thornton
A. M. Doughty
Miller
M. E. Church
Dale Maxon
Farrell Bass
Lima
Henry McSweeney
Helen
Mary
Galata
Montana
Bernice Barlin
Mechanics Street
Harriet Lewis
James Davis
Westgate
W. H. Walker
Upper Iowa University
Davenport
Frances Hettler
The
Town State College Extension Service
Jane Mensing
Wychoff
Henry Hettler
Will Hall
L. J. Lyons
Rochester
Spooner
L. E. Koebel
Bakery
Rock Island
Illinois
Koebel
Jeanette
Donna Koebel
Miss University
Jaine Walker
Upper Iowa
Maynard
Mary Hoyt
Everett B. Bogert, Jr
Santa Ana
Air Corps
Herald Loban
M. A. Loban
John &E.wagner
Tigre
Edith Wagner
Wagner
Biggs Field
el Paso
Army Air Base
Topeka
Kansas
G. L. Allwood
Bowman Field
Kentucky
Fayette and
West Union
Donald Denniston
Palmerton
Pennsylvania
Jennie Denniston
Minnesota
Dorothy
George Clendenen
Harold Clendenen
Jean
Oelwe
J. M. Davis
Harold Mullins
Joe Dickinson
West Water Street
George Spatcher
Basil Rowland
Des Moines
H. A. Littele
Barbara Lee
Elkport
W. P. Littelle
W. S. Walker
Littelle
Clover
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fay
Services Monday For Mrs. Conner
Elizabeth Conner a longtime West Union resident died at 87 due to age and heart failure. Funeral to be held Monday at 2 PM at Burnham Funeral Home with burial in Eden Cemetery. Survivors include four Mishler brothers five grandchildren and two daughters in Des Moines and St Paul.
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West Union
Elizabeth Conner
Burnham Funeral
Eden Cemetery
Elizabeth Mishler
Bern
Germany
Elgin
Iowa
Joseph Conner
Sam Mishler
Henry Mishler
Chicago
Illinois
George Mishler
Sioux Falls
S. D
Lou Mishler
Fedora
Fred Mishler
Oelwein
Phillip
Fayette
Charles
Oakland
California
Stella
Charles Gager
Des Moines
Iown
Lola Love
St. Paul
Minnesota
Gager
Lola
Leslie Conner
Phillip Conner
Louisiana
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Washington, D. C
Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
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Sprout
Hall
Cook’s
U. S. Marines
John Schuety
John Solomon
Fayette High School
Robert Miligan
Nashua
Ralph
Verla Maurer
Clifford Maxfield
Albia
Pooler
Home Benefit Club
Carrie Pooler
Harold Ash
Leta Paul
Carrier Shaffer
Ash
Doris Ash
R. I. Club
Rural Improvement Club
Zella Ingels
Will Thompson
Thelma Doughty
Roy Metcalf
Main Street
American Legion
W. A. F. Bauer
M. Earle
W. D. Fish
M. J. Toban
CA Lockard
R. P. McCoa
J. L. McLeese
D. L. Rattin
G. J. Miller
M. J. Moore
A. Newton
F. L. Robinson
D. M. Shepard
R. E. Wooldridge
Hosias
Kildare Klub
Blanche Davis
John Gray
N. A
Imperial Camp
Royal Neighbors
Carrie Polper
Anna Whitley
Robert M. Lambert
Naval Training School For
Iowa State College
Ames
Dickinson
Lima Burial Ground Association
R. M. Dickinson
J. M. Durfey
W. D. Follensbee
E. B. Bogert
Marines
Aulden, Forrest
Darrell Shaffer
Lloyd Shaffer
Mason City
Robert. Bartholomew
Shaffer
Carrie Paul
Irvin Paul
Oriwein
Arthur Whitley
John McLean
Cedar Rapids
McLean
R. A. McLean
Irving Mirick
Sor Keith
Ashland
Oregon
Lew Shepard
Donald Martin
Carl Martin
Camp Edwards
Cecil Kelly
Laur-ence Hurd
Mercy Hospital
Roy Edmonds
Frank Edmonds
Randalia
Hawkeye
Robert Robbins
Ruth Ingels
Fred Ingels
W. K. Humphry
C. W. Field
Field
R. Otley
Jeanne
Joan
Don Shafer
Grinnell
Fayette American Legion Post
Marian Schneider
Rath’s
Jeannette Kiel
G. L. Kiel
Kiel
Lois Kiel
Sanderlin
Donald Hunt
Midland
W. R. Hunt
Hunt
Marcus Zbornik
Minneapolis
Fred Lewis
F. B. Banning
Duncan Harvey
Richard Banning
Pfc
Robert Loban
Walker Field
Victoria
Ette Garden Club
Mary B. Jomea
Stanley Paul
Rath's
Forrest Darey
Seymour
Indiana
Air Corps Service
Joe Jarlands
Junction City
Sallisaw
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Mary A. White
Muskogee
Fayette Vicinity
Conner
U. S
Strang Tire CO
South Frederick
Chicago Great Western Railway
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