Dubuque Bowlers Lead Elks State Bowling Meet
Du buque maple-knockers seize first in all three events on the final day, with team No. L at 2,226 in the team event and Madrick Hills 1,248 in doubles the best marked score. Jenne Linehon take singles with 629, Waterloo teams also place in money. Frank Manahl tops singles at 586. Dubuque and Waterloo contenders edge toward top spots as playoff marks rise.
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Dubuque
Fort ‘Dodge
Madrick
Hills
Jenne
Linehon
Colin- Stolte
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Bowling Association
Waterloo Alleys
Budack Grocers
Frank Manahl
Joe Budack
McKarlrane
al Manahl
Stain
e.No
Jeanne
Oady
Kies
Tas Rehder
Kruse Wee
oTi
Jenneesuee
Ats Madrick
Coady
lLinehon
Rehder
Baers
Elis Pe Ba Een Esas
Yenne
Dubuque Ee
Mcinerny
Iowa City
O'Neil
Ada
Rears
Madrid
Serene
Gaylord
Mason City
Biks Outlaws
Ahleys
Fragments From a Weary Column Run Riot
A chaotic collection of quotes and notes discusses machines, attitudes, and public figures with a jazz of headlines. It mentions Darrew, Clarence, Ford, and a Sydney professor, plus a prize sports round and a St Louis team triumph and a Dayton lead in a billiards tourney.
Track prospects brighter at C T. Teachers College
Cedar Fans April 4 The Town State Teachers College trackers show improved depth. Thompson and Hauser display sprint promise. Zepp Keswick Hooper join Pollack in mid distances. Newcomers Hasald Noecker Ley and others add distance strength. Dickinson optimistic about hurdlers and weights prospects led by Cooper Dittleson.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar
Art Dickinson
Town State ‘Teachers’ College
Tutor Oval
Thompson
Sheldon
Hauser
Clinton
Dickinson
Zepp
Keswick Prep
Hooper
Cresco
Capt. Pollack
Pilot
Hine
Ey Graeser
Waverly
Hasald
Noecker
Ley
Shoemaker
Rockford
Hardy
Redmond Lake
Hampton
Cooper
Sac City
Dittleson
Walker
Goldo
Stapely
Shultz
Johnson
Mandell to Fight Fields in Coast Tonight
Sammy Mandell from Rockford and Jackie Fields of Los Angeles meet in a 12 round no decision bout on the coast tonight. Both ranked as clever lightweights, with Mandell holding a slight edge in skill and Fields regarded as the heavier puncher. A knockout or victory on a foul could make Fields the new champion.
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Sammy Mandell
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Cal
Rockford
Til
Mandell
Clubs formed at Iowa to boost field sports
In Iowa City on April 4 Coach George Bresnahan organized three clubs to elevate field event depth at the University of Iowa. The Forty Foot club requires a shot put beyond 40 feet, the 175-Foot club a javelin over 175 feet, and the Twenty Two Foot club a broad jump exceeding 22 feet. Eleven athletes have qualified so far.
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Towa City
University of Iown
George T. Bresnahan
Valley stars wind up with Lincoln in Western league
Hawkeye-Fuls Ray Foley and Nelson from Burlington excel with Lincoln in the Western league after surviving cuts. Boxing notes mention Blue-Bourland at Waterloo April 15 and a stalled Stepanek bill. Oklahoma City’s Western league club houses eight former Valley players among its roster, including Huffman and Jorgens, with several others in Iowa teams.
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Ray Foley
Ottumwa
Nelson
Burlington
Lincoln
Valley Stars
Oklahoma City
Holland
Valley
Indians
Galen Huffman
Dack Saltzgaver
Roy Burrus
Cedar Rapids
Arndt Jorgens
Rock Island
Marty Schroeder
Bob Moore
Dupuque
Pete Groft
Waterloo
Charlie Lyons
Moline
New St Louis and Cleveland Managers Face Tough 1940 Season
By AL DEMARES former pitcher notes two new managers Bob O Farrel and Dan Howley take charge with heavy expectations. O Farrel inherits a pennant winner and must beat strong rivals Giants Pirates Reds to avoid fan backlash. Howley, praised for leadership and pitching juggling, faces easier task but aims for top finish to justify debut.
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Bob O’farrell
Dan’ Howley
O'Farrell
Rogers Hornsby
Beth
Cardinals
Giants
Pirates
Reds
Dan Howley
Browns
Joe McGarthy
Pat Moranof
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Howley
Bonesetter
Reese
Dan
Nine Ames Fresh Get Letters for Wrestling Work
Nine town yearling wrestlers receive letters for freshman wrestling. Capt Ralph Goodale of Marshalltown and William Carpenter of Iowa Falls are likely varsity contenders next winter. Awardees include Charles Soderstrom Newton 125 pounds and others from Cresco Shelby Ames Blairsburg and Marshalltown with weight classes ranging 125 to heavyweight.
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Ames
State Gymnasium
Ralph Goodale
Marshalltown
William Carpenter
Iowa
Falls
Charles Soderstrom
Newton
Lioerd Webster
Cresco
Hugd Linn
Shelby
Paul Righter
Broken Arrow
Okla
Robert Schroeder
Blairsburg
Art Ruggles
Louisiana Captain Excels In Baseball And Writing
Baton Rouge April 4 Maurice McCann captain of the LSU baseball team writes sports at night for the Baton Rouge Morning Advocate. A versatile athlete he plays shortstop and leads off, earning widespread recognition. He also coached an intramural football champion team and maintains a solid academic record.
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Baton Rouge. la
Maurice McCann
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Morton High Wins Ninth Annual Inter scholastic Title
Chicago April 4 Morton high of Cicero defeated Batesville Ark 18 to 16 to capture the ninth annual interscholastic basketball tournament final. Batesville captain Murphy fouled out late as Florence Miss won runner up honors and Huron Miss. took fourth after a 19 to 16 win. Cicero team boasted players of five nationalities.
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Chicago
Morton High
Cicero
Batesville
Ark
de la Salle High
Joliet
Murphy
Florence
Miss
Huron
Mississipians
Pinehurst fields 165 in twenty seventh North and South amateur
A field of 165 contests opens the twenty seventh North and South amateur golf championship in Pinehurst. Former national champion William G. Fownes Jr. of Pittsburgh is among entrants.
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Pinehurst
W. C
William G. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburgh
Chicago
My Sullivan
St. Paul
Bobby Moore
New York
Phil Krug
Dave Shade
Bill
Des Moines
Augie Kieckhefer
Otto Reiselt
Kieckhefer
Avon
Resselt
Veteran outfielder joins Hawk season roster shakeup
The Hawks list one veteran in the outfield while many rooks vie for spots as manager Cletus Dixon plans the first practice of the season on April 20. Tibbe Serre, formerly of Rock Island, anchors the group with several promising rookies including I F Bischoff, John Kraft, Otto Borchert, Tony Dallabetta and others from Milwaukee, Chicago and Minneapolis. Mather’s veteran outfielder status remains a key factor in the 1927 Hawk outfield plans.
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Cletus Dixon
Hawks
Tibbe Serre
Merly
Rock Island
I. F
Bischoff
Charles City
John Kraft
Milwaukee
Otto Borchert
Tony
Dallabetta
Pittsburg
Jayhawk
Charles ‘Bick
Tanesvill Louis ‘Kroll
Wiseph Breit
Minneapolis
Minn
Thur Bass
Chicago
F.J. Davis
Doltor
Mather
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American Legion
Young Stribling
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Jimmy Slattery
Stepanek
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