Cuhel Named Iowa Captain For 1928 Track Team
Iowa City June 1 Frank J. Cuhel named captain of the University of Iowa track and field team for 1928 after leading the squad in points this season. He has two Western conference 220 yard low hurdle titles and aims for a place on the American Olympic team in 400 meters or 400 meter hurdles. The Hawkeyes baseball team also tied for the Western conference title after a surge in the final weeks, with veteran departures noted and a strong pitching staff highlighted.
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Bob) Cuhel
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Daubert Trains 600 Life Savers at Ames Iowa
Ames Indiana? No. Ames Iowa June 1 A record in swimming instruction by Jake Daubert veteran Iowa State tank coach. He has instructed 484 senior life savers now scattered worldwide while women life savers push total to over 600. Iowa towns 141 counties 77 states 23 states Canada Philippines Canal Zone Mexico Italy Russia Argentina South Africa China Japan. Ames leads cities with 100 graduates. Des Moines 24 Dubuque 26 Marshalltown 12 Cedar Rapids 10 Waterloo Council Bluffs Sioux City 6 Ottumwa 5 others 3
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East High Holds Home Track Field Classic Thursday
East High will host its home track and field meet Thursday at 3 30 pm after rain postponed it from last Saturday. Coach Midge Makeover said the junior class seeks top honors while seniors and sophomores compete closely. A junior high meet is set for next Monday at 3 30 pm at East High. Two drivers in the Memorial Day 660 mile race, Tadianapello Jules Ellingbos and Henry Kohblert, remain in serious condition with hospital staff giving them an even chance of recovery.
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Golf Divot Reroutes Earth in Missouri Cyclone News
Fragmented OCR notes describe a golf divot tearing turf and allegedly altering surface ground, threatening nearby homes. An earlier Missouri golfer event and a three-family bungalow are mentioned amid chaotic weather imagery and erratic wording.
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Americans Face Tough British Challenge at Oakmont Open
America’s supremacy on links, peaked last year with British victories by Bobby Jones and Jess Sweetser, faces its stiffest test since 1920 at the American Open in Oakmont Pennsylvania June 14 15 and 16. Ten British professionals arrive aiming to defend the Ryder Trophy and win the Open. Ted Ray, a former Open champion, leads the invasion as European attempts to break the home defense again.
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Jock Hutchinson
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
British Swimmer Aims to Better Channel Mark
Brighton stenographer Hilda Harding is selected by trainer Jabez Wolffe to attempt the English Channel record set by Gertrude Ederle. Harding plans to swim next July after six months of reforming a faulty stroke and tiring kick.
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Cy Young Believes Hurling Record He Set Will Not Fall
Pittsburgh Pa June 1 Cy Young famed pitcher with 22 majors years and 873 games pitched with 508 wins says his record will never be surpassed He notes 50 complete games a year and small pitching staffs of three in earlier days as reasons why today’s pitchers cannot reach his totals He left baseball in 1911.
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Chapman posts perfect 60 in Memorial Day trapshoot
Cedar Walls June 1 Harry Chapman of Waterloo wins the Cedar Falls Gun Club Memorial Day trapshoot with a perfect 60 of 60. Low Witty from Waterloo follows with 59. An investigation into the state athletic commission by a special legislative committee will begin Friday as members say Mey welcomed the probe, believing it arose from a disreputable promoter.
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Cardinals Tep Up Ladder with Victory Over Reds
St Louis wins 1-0 as Bob McGraw in his Cardinal debut shuts out Cincinnati. Taylor Douthit’s homerun in right field provides the only run, McGraw yields five hits while Mey allows seven. Cardinals move to second in the league standings. Giants sail past Phillies 13-4 at Polo Grounds with Lindstrom Hornsby and Terry contributing multi hit games.
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Jimmy Ryan vs Slim Craychee Park Bout Tonight
Des Moines welter weight Jimmy Ryan meets Slim Craychee of Mason City in a six round main event at Electric Park. Ryan leads in local support after strong showings here and this is the deciding third meeting after each has won once.
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Rock Island Downs Anson In One Sided Baseball Game
Marshalltown fell behind as Rock Island’s Wenock allowed only one hit in seven innings and the Islander offense exploded for a 12 to 4 victory. Peden Silvey and Stroner led Rock Island with multi hit efforts while Marshalltown struggled with weak defense and pitching.
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Memorial Day protest and scattered college and boxing notes
Philadelphia Athletics manager Ty Cobb protest over a second Memorial Day game decision involving Grabowski’s foul and Cobb scoring. Iowa State defeats Kansas Aggies 1 0 in baseball. boxers Rickard and Vezdun dispute over a fight contract. Army Navy football to be played at Polo Grounds New York on November 26 with 30 000 tickets per academy amid past political tensions over Chicago venue officials.
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Modern Woodmen Nine Defeats Wonders In City Loop Tilt
Modern Woodmen baseball opened the municipal league season at Byrnes Park with a 9 to 2 victory over the Waterloo Wonders. Haley and E. Makinater were outstanding on the mound and at bat in the win.
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Woodmen and Wonders Play Incomplete Contest
Wright Moore and Hickey formed the losers battery as the Woodmen managed two hits and several walks and errors to pile up runs. The Wonders added a run in the fifth inning to secure a narrow win in this abbreviated game.
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Hawks Rise in Valley Standings After Wins and Departures
The Hawk's Nest Waterloo won as Moline lost, narrowing the gap to one game for first in the Valley league. Moline leads Cedar Rapids by seven, while Ottumwa sits five behind the Picws in seventh. Joes Lillard, Mason City star, will enroll at Iowa next fall after eight semester rule. Alfred Kelly debuts as Moline catcher after Arkansas College. Kelly hit once with three walks in four trips in the Rock Island twin bill. Ollie Fickler returns to the Rock Island matchup after a broken ankle, boosting Kernan's lineup.
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Illinois solons to investigate Chicago boxing
Illinois lawmakers begin a probe into Chicago boxing and wrestling, not for charges but to improve law enforcement. Rep. Gallas leads the public hearing, seeking evidence of wrongdoing amid chatter of title trafficking and promoter power, while John Righeimer welcomes scrutiny.
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Illinois State Assembly
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Frugal Latin Boxers Rival In Comesback Talk
Paulino Uzcudun and Luis Angel Firpo stand as boxing’s frugal elites, each amassing modest fortunes for their era. Uzcudun lives sparingly in modest quarters while Firpo’s finances once sparked controversy. a Dempsey comeback bout or Tunney title shot could reshape their money futures, as managers press for favorable terms. The Basque slugger eyes potential glory and wealth, guided by a larger entourage than Firpo, yet cautious about a big-money crown.
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