High School Track Stars Eye National Records at Chicago Meet
Fort Collins favorites Froebel High Gary Indiana and other teams loom for team honors as the 25th American prep meet reaches finals. About 800 athletes from 30 states compete with 3 dash men challenging the 100 yard mark and records in pole vault 13 feet 4 16 inches 200 yard dash and shot put in danger.
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Bert Demby
United Press Star
Chicago
University of Chicago
W. Fowlkes
Munele
Ind
Ster
FP. Swift
Spokane
Wash
R.metcalfe
Tilden High
Fort
Mooseheart
Ill
Lake Forest
Chrystal
Gibbons
Fort Collins
Colo
Metcalfe
Deese
Lorraine
Kan
Gornell Cooper
Pittsburgh
Islanders Use Four Pitchers to Beat Burlington
Rock Island wins 5 to 2 over Burlington as three Islander hurlers combine for victory. Debus allowed six hits in five innings while Sterling and Wetherell also pitched, with key defensive plays and timely hits pacing the home team.
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Burlington
Rock Island
Islanders
Rock
Debus
Sterling
Wetherell
Eperarereepes
Bath Burlington
Abrhfoae Young
Its
Bengel
Flunter
Klumpp
Rf Borgman
Oberholser
Renner
Tb Luts
Birkofer
Leeds
Judnick
Bott
Hunter
Young
Batey
Moses
Mone
Roadcap
Passer Hall Lutz
Craychee Knocks Out Yanger In Fifth Round
Mason City reports Sam Craychee an equal foe in the ring last night stopped Joe Yanger of Des Moines in the fifth round of a planned 16 round bout. The clash was even through four rounds before Craychee surged ahead and felled Yanger.
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Craychee
Mason City
Sam Craychee
Joe Yanger
Des Moines
Yanger
West Trackmen Head to Iowa City for Interscholastic Meet
West High School track team led by Coach Ralph Barr leaves this morning for Iowa City to compete in the all Iowa university interscholastic meet. Teams from Iowa Illinois Missouri Minnesota attend. Capt Keith Kittrell runs the 110 hurdles. Thompson and Watson run the 220 and 440 events. Gand Hagen runs the mile. Stevenson runs the 440 yard dash. Middleton and Griegg run the mile. This is the Old Rose's final meet of the season.
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Ralph Barr
West
Iowa City
Iowa University
Towa
Tilneis
Missouri
Minnesota
Keith Kittrell
Thompson
Watson
Gandhagen
Stevenson
Darth
Middleton
Griegg
Uncle Sam Davis Cup Team Beats Cuba in Zone Final
The United States defeated Cuba in the zone final at Detroit securing a trip to Europe to face the Interzone winner for the right to challenge France. Johnny Hennessey and Johnny Van Ryn led the Americans in singles and the doubles pair Van Ryn with Willmer Allison sealed the win. The European zone quarterfinal pairings were announced with Italy facing Germany and Great Britain pitted against South Africa or Sweden.
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Detroit
United States
Europe
Faul
Cubs
Tere
France
England
Italy
Uhicle Sam
Johnny Hennessey
Richardo Morales
Johnny van Ryan
Gustavo Vollmer
van Ryn
Willmer Allison
Catan
Morales
Hermann Upmann
Tilden
William Tilden SI
Francis Hunter
Big Bill
Paris
Germany
Hawkeyes Accept Big Ten Bid to Hear Ouster Case
Town officials report Iowa accepts the Big Ten faculty committee offer to rehear the ouster case next week. Prof George Goodenough chairs the conference panel and Iowa plans to present the faculty control stance to the committee. Alumni resistance and outsider influence are cited as motives for the dispute over athletics governance.
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Hawkeyes
Big Ten
Towa City
Dune 1
University of Town
Guster
Louis Peteer
Iowa
BE. L. Lauer
George E. Goodenough
University of Ulinois
Athletic Council
Ull
Ahumni
Wachold
Athletic Cranes
O Doul Tops Batting as Phillies Lead League
Frank O Doul the reformed pitcher continues to excel with the bat moving his main headquarters from the Polo Grounds to Philadelphia He owns a .422 average the only A00 or better in the National League and leads in runs with 37 He Also tops the circuit in batting and doubles and his team sits at the top of the league in team hitting as Cubs Pirates Giants follow in the standings
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New York
Frank O'Doul
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
O'Doul
Phillies
Chick Heafey
Melvin Ott
Ott
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Kiki Curler
Chicago
Grimes
Burleigh Grimes
Pittsburgh
Guy Bush
Sylvester Johnson
St. Louis
Jesse Haines
Rogers Hornsby
Walker
Cincinneath
Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Philles
Manbgar McGraw Fines for Shooting Craps and Deception
The report states McGraw fined Josh Tevere and others after a craps incident with Matty, Doyle, and Marqiard present. When asked about the punishment, McGraw claimed 30 dollars for shooting craps and 60 for deception. Christy Mathewson is noted in a separate line attempting to interfere with Joe Tinker, resulting in a fine and no further action.
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Manbgar McGraw
Josh Tevere
Matty
Doyle
Marqiard
Hie Fine
McChraw
Christy Mathewson
Joe Tinker
Fine Atriken
Tinker
The British Joan Of Arc Miss Joyce Wethered Wins Open Title
Joyce Wethered defeats Miss Collett in a dramatic 35 hole British ladies golf final at St Andrews. The victory marks a comeback after retirement and follows years of American invaders winning the British championship.
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Joyce Wethered
St. Andrews
Miss Wethered
Miss, Wethered
Miss Collett
Mile
de la Chaume
LeBlan
Collett
Wethered
Colleth
Joan of Arc
Stanford Leads A A A A Track Meet Amid Closed Venue
The Intercollegiate A A A A championships proceed in a closed venue as Stanford dominates early events with about 35 points. Reginald Bowen eyes a rare triple in 100, 440, and 220 as Borah winds down his career after a semi-breakdown in the 220.
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Davis J. Walsh
N. B
Philadelphia
Swiggan
Stanford University
Jnonfi
Reginald Bowen
Pittsburgh
Bowen
Glye
Stanford
Califoria
California
Olhanwise
Eighteen Graduates of Coaching Course Placed in Schools
Twenty four graduates from Iowa State Teachers College four year coaching program are assigned to posts across towns including Prescott Ward Chambers in New Harford William Crawford Wellsburg Osther Guimnitna Blakesburg Everett Davies Okesne Oklahoma Alfred Fischer Rowley Howard Flower Gilman Orville Hannum Brandon Holt Palos Harold Hopkins Williamesbury Dorald Houck Decorah Marvin Johansen Lettat George Johnson Algona Clarence Palmer Akron W Albat Pedarson Gan Olty Hacsid OG Stevens Chariton Itford West Colfax Gordon Wolle Mondamin. The announcement was made by L L Mendenhall director of Athletics.
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L. L. Mendenhall
Ray A. Ajien
Prescotts
Ward Chambers
New Harfora
William Crawford
Wellsburg
Osther
Guimnitna
Blakesburaz
Everett Davies
Okesne
Okla
Alfred Fischer
Rowley
Howard Flower
Gilman Orville
Hannum
Brandon
Holt
Palos
Athletics Top Detroit Behind Foxx Power in Lone League Game
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 8 to 1 as Jimmy Foxx fueled the win with a homer a triple and a single driving in four runs and extending his hitting streak to fifteen games. Detroit rallied briefly in the ninth but could not overcome the early A’s lead.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Browns
New York Yankees
Johnson
Tao Rice
Gehringer
Heilmann
Alexander
Tborn
Oranaatt
Yde
Hargrave
Rere Vries
Schuble
Carroll
Yda
Haas
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Ehmke
P Boley
Rommel
Hellman
Rice
Poxx
Haws
Alshop
Stance
Hellmann
Homerun
Boley
McManus
Jeft
Hildebrand
Boy Drowns Saving Another in Cedar Lake Tragedy
Cedar Rapids reports two youths drowned at Cedar Lake inside city limits. Grant Oldfield aged 14 and Hugh Newel 16 died yesterday after Oldfield fell from a home made boat and Newel, trying to help, also drowned. Both bodies were recovered.
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Cedar Rapids
Grant Oldfield
Hugh Newel
Cedar Lake
Oldfield
Newel
Althou
Lreseus
Iowa Hawkeyes Baseball Outbound Tour Opens In Indiana
The University of Iowa baseball team launches a 10 game trip across seven states with 17 players led by six pitchers and a full infield and outfield, starting against Butler in Indianapolis. The squad plays in Indiana, Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, before returning to Rhode Island and Massachusetts for more dates. The trip includes games with Boston College Holy Cross and Providence College, plus Navy bases at New London and Newport. The Hawkeyes aim to clinch the Big Ten title by beating Indiana while Michigan and Wisconsin losses could shift the championship to Michigan or Wisconsin.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Atlantic Seaboard
Hawkeyes
Butler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Gold
Twogood
David
Brown
Carlson
Mitchell
Zifften
Moowry
Reedquist
Rath
Blackford
Musgrove
Koser
Sachs
Stebbins
Glassgow
C. Nelson
Thompson
Bloomington
Boston College
Boston
University of Cincinnati
St. Bonaventure College
Allegany
Holy Gross College
Worcester
Mass
University of Pennsylvania At Philadelphia
Hrawkeyes
United States Submarine Base
New London
Providence College
Amherst
Chicago
Hoosiers
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ohio State
Minnesota
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Madison
Stance and head control in golf a coach warns
A coach explains that keeping the head still during the swing prevents mishits. He compares fixed points to a punching bag and warns that raising the head or moving it destroys balance and timing. The article urges practicing with a steady gaze and proper stance to improve accuracy.
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Metzger
Jones
St Louis Beats Reds and Tops Pirates for NL Lead
St Louis Cardinals defeated Cincinnati Reds 8 to 1 to move ahead of the Pirates in the National League. Key early innings put the game out of reach as Red starter May was knocked out in the third, with Kemner surrendering only one hit in relief. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 7 as Klein and O'Doul homered, Willoughby earning the win for the Phillies in a ragged, three-pitcher affair.
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St. Louis
St. Lowa Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Kemner
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Klein
O'Doul
Philies
Phils
Thompson
Claude Willoughby
Abrepoas Thompson
Gad Larian
Sweetland
Ooooga
Peel
Siete
Davis
Elshth
Bartell
L. Waner
Wanner
Traynor
Grantham
Brickell
I. Gloner
Adams
Bherly
Swetonte
Hargreaves
C . Hemeley
French
Dawson
Jones
Melme
Branc
Tpotmls Pareveeeneneree
Brickwell
Bheely
Hargresves
Metme
Hileit Phashureh
Q'Dowl
Brame
Dawe Fon
Willoughby
Aweetland
Farman
Quigley
Maran
Frankhousa
Hafey
Cincinnati
Rent
Eee
Ory
Douthis
Eae
Enen
Adteaeee
Prisch
Premres
Bottomley
Oe Hatey
Irosoos & Roetger
Resee Wilson
Aveaeeves Gelbert
Sseaeesaneae
Franknoure
Frisch
Frankhouse
Douthit
Orita
Buxeforth
Purdsi Homerus
Hatey Ance
Baseball statistics and local club notices from Grundy Center
The National and American Leagues are led by players such as O Doul and Gehrig with top batting and home run marks noted. In Grundy Center Iowa June 1 the Friday club tea was hosted by Mrs Carl Cohrt with Mrs H L Nickerson assisting. a bridge dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Smith included seven couples and favors won by several hosts.
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Grundy Center Club
Grundy Center
Carl Cohrt
H. L. Nickerson
George Smith
Cerl Cohrt
R. &. Tatt
I Cohrt
Tatt
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