24 Hawkeye Star Athletes Close Careers Monday
The University of Iowa announces 24 major lettermen ending three-year spans, with six seniors in track and field and others in football baseball gymnastics basketball and wrestling. Names include George Baird, Francis Wilcox, Richard Brown, Forest Twogood, Albert Montgomery and Walker Henderson. some will receive degrees or advance to professional studies while others watch from sidelines. Most will finish after June 15, with seniors entering the National Collegiate AA meet and four baseball players already on a two-week tour.
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Towa ‘City
University of Towa
George Baird
Francis
Rags) Wilcox
Richard Brown
Forest Twogood
Albert Montgomery
Walker Henderson
Altho
Paul W. Anmll
Davenport
Richard M. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd D. Grimm
Wepel- Yo
Brest R. Jessen
Austin
Minn
Robert H. Moore
Eagle Grove
George H. Baird
Mason City
Ralph J. Stamats
Joe F Gunn
Sioux Guy
Charles Aforwald
Ione City
Robert T. Mitchell
Adair
Burton
Jerrel
Askatoosa
High Simp
Clayton B. Thompson
Fewarden
Forrest F. Twogood
Westfield
Elkhorn
P. Howard Brady
Guthrie Center
Albert E. Montgomery
Fairfield
Lacoste crushes Tilden in French meet semi final
Rene Lacoste defeated Bill Tilden in four sets 6-1 6-0 5-7 6-3 at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris to reach the final. Francis Hunter fell to Jean Borotra in the quarter finals as daylight halted play last night with Hunter leading 6-6 8-10 6-4.
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Roland Garros
Faris
Rene Lacoste
Bill Tilden
Jean Borotra
France
Hunter
Cyclones Edge Luther in Iowa College Baseball Duel
Iowa State baseball suffered a 6 to 1 defeat to Luther College in Decorah as Youngquist allowed six hits and 11 baserunners. Cyclone pitcher Lande gave up 10 safeties, seven in the seventh inning when Luther rallied. State travels to Cedar Falls for a game with Iowa State Teachers.
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Luther
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Cedar Palls
Nineteen Runners Remain in Pyle's Foot Blister Race
Duncen Arizona June 1 The sixty third lap of the Pyle bunion derby today takes the 19 surviving runners over 42 miles of dirt from in semi desert country to Safford. Paul Simpson Burlington NC college boy won yesterday's 8 mile jaunt from Lordsburg NM in 4 57 50 Giusta Umeri Italy was second Pete Gaguzzi of England leader in elapsed time and Johnny Salo Passaic NJ tie for third place.
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Ariz
Safford
Paul’ Simpson
Burlington
N. C
College Boy
Lordsburg
N. M
Giusta Umeri
Italy
Pete Gaguzzi
England
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
North Central Loop decries roving athletes transfer practice
Sioux City June 1 roving athletes who transfer between colleges for athletic advantage were condemned at a North Central conference athletic directors meeting. No action was taken. decision to be made at Chicago in December by coaches and faculty. Horton Smith loses to Henry Cotton in an exhibition match at 38 holes.
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Chicago
Worton Smith
Coulson Court
Eng
Henry Cotton
Horton Smith
Birthdays Signal Peaks in Golf and Tennis Glory
In New York on June 1 a birthday note flags rising stars in golf and tennis. Betty Nuthall marked her May 25 birthday with a Wimbledon clincher in Surrey, defeating Elizabeth Ryan 7 5 6 1. Horton Smith, on May 24 his eighteenth birthday, won the French professional title with 273, aided by two 60s. Leo Diegel, thirty, by Ryder Cup play rode par bursts to a 63 in morning rounds and led the field at the British Open while his birthday lingered as a spark for further feats.
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Betty Nuthall
England
North
Surrey
Elizabeth Ryan
Irving
Eng
Land
Horton Smith
Missouri Flash
Leo Diegel
America
Abe Mitchell
Diegel
Purple Mound Ace Signs Contract to Play with Hawks
Cedar Rapids reports that manager Cletis Dixon of the Waterloo Hawks announced pitcher G. L. Mills from Northwestern has signed to play with the Hawks while veteran catcher Milnes was released. A rainout risk loomed for today with a possible doubleheader tomorrow and lineup changes cited including Niggéling moving to pitcher and Herres to shortstop.
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Hawks
Courier
Cedar Rapids
Cletis Dixon
Waterloo Hawks
G. L. Mills
Northwestern University
Milnes
Dixon
Niggéling
Herres
Tibhe Serre
Jenkie
Foak gains lead in tight race for Otige title
Chicago June 1 - Tommy Foxx of Connie Mack's Athletics tops the American League batting race with a .424 average after week six, adding 43 points to lead. Mickey Cochrane rises to second at .382, while Bill Kamm slips to third at .366. Several others post strong marks as Detroit, Cleveland, and Boston push for top spots. Uhie of Detroit remains a steady ace with nine straight wins. The Athletics also surge to lead in team batting.
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Chicago
Athletics
Jommy Foxx
Connie Mack
Versatume Workman
Bill Kamm
White Sox
Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Kamm
Jamieson
Cleveland
Narlesky
Boston
Fothergill
Detroit
Manush
J. Louis
R. Johnson
Dickey
New York
Gehringer
Alexander
Detrait
George Uhie
Tigers
Uhie
Bob Grove
Grove
Rip Collins
St. Louis
Exdedle Rommel
Philadelphia
Senators
Radio Programming in Central Standard Time Schedule
A dense listing of broadcast times and stations across the United States, detailing Saturday and Monday programming on WABC WMAQ WEAF KYW WGN WCCO and others. It notes times in PT or CST, call letters, program names, and accompanying stations for each slot.
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Associated Press
Sunday SIRG WABO Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio listings for New York and national stations show a packed Sunday lineup. Programs include Catholic Hour, sermons by Donald Grey Barnhouse, theatre of the air with Wendell Hall, Dimitri Tiomkin and Arthur Pryor, and musical features with Russian musicians and Ben Belvin's Orchestra. Multiple stations share program notes and cross-broadcasts, with entries for WADG KMOX KOIL WOWO WMAQ WKY WLS and others.
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New York
Snn
Temple of Air
KMOX
WCCO
KOIL
WMAQ
National Forum
Washington
WEBM
EMOX
Koil Wooo
Geo. Olsen
Wado Wowo
Emox Krol
WEAF
Gan
Miller McCintock
WGY Who
Phil Sphtalny
Way
WWJ
Nathaniel Shilkret
WGY
WDAF
Broadway
B. A. Rolfe
WOY
WGN
Ben Bernie
Rudy Vallee
KSD
Dave Bernie
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WIZ
KDKA
Edwin Franko Goldman
Conycert
Pickard
WLW
Don Caesar de Bazen
Wren
Bob
Walter Wilsons
HGA
Chicago
I20
Nighthawks
Floorwalker
Flatio Plasencia
Knights of the Bath
Sports Orchestra
Pratt & Sherman
Radio Fhotologue
Amos and
Andy
Northwest Tabernacyi
Cincinnati
Jack and
Gene
WOCO
Minneapolis
Sto
O--Wabc
Des Mouines
National Safety Council
Bankers Life Trio
Rocking Chair Orchestra
WOW
Seth Parker
Sam Herman
Wdi2
Uncle Henry's
Irving Fisher
Goesker
Utica
KDKAS
KYW
Church of Cbrist
Belentlat
WJZ
Pat Barnes
EAIS
FMAQ
People’s Church
Amex-Andy
WLYF
Cino Singers
Des Moines
Capitol Theatre
Enna Jetiice Melodies
Atwater Kent
Russian Cathedral Choir
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Tadianapolly
Wey
Aypeles
Sousa
Empire Builders
Alaska
Ocean Grand Opera
Oo Paui Bsphalny
Kmoxn Koil
Henry Gentele
Populas Progrem
WGL
Toec
Uncle Ine
Pat
WADCG
WGY Knox
Hollywood
WADC
Sergei Kotlarsky
Mathilde Harding
Wand -Wowo
Kmox Koil
MARKY
Walter Wilsopt
Hawks
Amos
Dan
Shaws
W. Eb
Wcco Divaniapolis
Fumland
Hamline University
Long
Des Stornes
Drake University
Merry Minstrels
Fayette County
SIRG
WABO
New York—sin
WADG
Donald Grey Barnhouse
Ebdtedelphia
KMBC
KOTL
Ben Belvin
WAR Wowo
Theatre of the Air
Wendell Hall
WADS
WBBM
WoOwo
Koil Weecco
Dimitri Tiomkin
Arthur Pryor
Woowwoo
Muskintin
aAlso Wang
WOWO
Dr. BR. W. Sockman
Twilight Voices
Presidente
Major Bowe
David Lawrence
Clay Boland
Buryl Retting
Waterloeans Enjoy Glamorous Circus Night Adventure
Several thousand Waterloeans filled the arena for a three ring circus night that delighted both kids and adults. The show featured a human ball act, The Human Fly, a pioneer family parade, and a Santa Claus Fairyland segment pleasing children and grownups alike while leaving psychologists pondering the spectacle’s deeper appeal.
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Mother Goose
Bo-Peep
Pussy- Cat
Mary
Ciretts
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