Outsider Trigo Wins Derby In A Wide Margin Read
Byeon England June 5 UPW. Barnett's Trigo an ore sider at 32 to 1 ran away from a field of 25 rivals to win the 149th running of the Derby. Trigo by Blandford out of Athas, won by one and a half lengths with two lengths to second. Walter Gay second, Brienz third, in a record crowd near a million and an estimated $100,000,000 wagered worldwide.
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Lord Derby
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Mrs. Glarney
Posterity
Gordon Selfridge
PDQ
Canzoneri Stuns Filipino Rival In Close Bout
Tony Canzoneri defeated Ignacio Fernandez in a tough 10 round decision. Canzoneri used a sharp left and smart boxing to outbox the Filipino junior lightweight, while Fernandez failed to mount a sustained rally. In a separate note, Clayton Southerland, Mason City High coach, is hospitalized after an appendectomy in Waverly.
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Jime
Ignacio Fernandez
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
al Binger
Nashua
Clayton Southerland
Mason City High School
Waverly Hospital
Leonard
Doc) Kline
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Yelfran
Mississippi Valley League Standings And Standings Tables
Mississippi Valley League standings show Moline leading at 17 0 and Dubuque 11 9 with Keokuk 4 17 and Burlington 9 6. Chicago and Detroit appear in the American and National League standings with yesterday results for Cleveland, Boston, and St Louis. Western and American Associations list teams with win loss records and recent results.
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Gh. Paul
W. D. Pet
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Uulee
Denver
Gmahn
Topeka
Wiehita
Mathes
Weeeeseseee Rth
GM Wohin
Dox Moniea
Pueblo
Omahe
Lala
Hawkeyes Face Big Ten Probe And Reform Push
E R M Jr argues Iowa's case in the Western conference dispute over athletics. He urges continued housecleaning and public evidence as the Big Ten consideration continues, predicting broader, intersectional games as the conference reorganizes and Wisconsin schedules Penn State.
Cyclone Athletes Win Spring Major Letters
Thirty one major and eight minor athletic letters were awarded by the athletic council at Iowa State College for spring quarter participation. Track and field led with 13 majors, six minors, and a manager’s award. baseball earned 13 majors and a manager’s award. tennis gained three majors and two minors. This marked tennis’ return to major letters since the Wre Paige era as all sports join Big Six majors. E R Adland of Waterloo received a major baseball letter as first string catcher on the Cyclone squad.
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E. R. Adland
Waterloo
Hawks Rally Then Fall as Blue Sox Win Des Moines Series
Davenport defeats Waterloo 9 to 8 in a Mississippi Valley league game. Johnny Frost and Joseph Prevost homered for Waterloo, Prevost claiming a lengthwise blast to spark an early Hawk lead before Davenport rallied. Final game of the series set for 3:30 p.m. today with box scoring details and late scoring miscues noted. Ames announces Walter Oldham elected Cyclones captain for next season.
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McPeck Stops Omaha Rival in Boxing Thriller
Des Moines reports Ray McPeck of Chicago knocked out Joey Phalen of Omaha in the second round after Phalen was floored five times in the first round. Hymie Wisemen of Des Moines outpointed Bert Wisciond of Davenport over 10 rounds in the late bout.
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Ray McPeck
Chicago
Joey Phalen
Omaha
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Phalen
Hymie Wisemen
Bert Wisciond
Davenport
American golfers qualify Monday for Open tourney
New York June 1. Two hundred thirty-five golfers paid five dollars for a day of play on Long Island courses to reach the Winged Foot Open Championship pending June 27 to 29. Across the country 731 more compete, with 285 in New York District and 150 to be narrowed from 1,001 after Monday rounds. Twenty-five exempt players join the field, and only one foreign entry, John Wyland of Cuba, remains in contention.
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New York
Long Island
United States
Winged Foot Golf Club
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Seattle
John Wyland
Cuba
Lightner Gaing Hoh Honors Wn Pracite on Dot
Ample evidence that new high scores are to be registered in the annual tournament of the Iowa State Sportsmen's association was presented yesterday by early arrivals who participated in a practice shoot at the Waterloo Gun club on Highway 20 near Cedar Bend. F. J. Lightner of Cedar Rapids led amateurs with 149 of 150, receiving a Stevens 410 shotgun. Others scoring 149 included Earl Donohue of Ottumwa and John John of Spirit Lake. High scores included many 148s and 145s. Kip Ebert of Des Moines led in doubles with 46 as the tournament began this morning.
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Highway No. 20
Cedar Bend
F. J. Lightner
Ceder Rapids
Stevens Hammie
Photal
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Ottumwa
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Spirit Lake
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Cedar Rapids
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la Porte City
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Dea Moines
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Ene Bim Castle
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William Ridley
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Minneapolis
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Denver
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East Dubuqiy
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Watering See
le Richardson
Des Moines
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Art Brissler
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Fred Vermilya
Chartres City
Roy Abbott
Dr. Hemminge Nay
Waverly
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Clayton Cooper
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Jim Faulkes
Roy Tiiasier
Eark Pinna
Charles Hammel
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Valera
John TR
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Spirit Leake
Ed Bothoeffer
Colfax Steetene
Harry Shepherd
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M. Cooper
A. A Beck
C. Coffey
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A. Dd. Russell
L. J. Richardson
FP. Fisher
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Merry Chapman
Nh Corstens
Acking Ag
Clarence Nauman
Harry Normey
Waterlon
W. J. Bateyte
Foon
Jowell
Salo Leads Bunioneer Crew in Long Desert Derby
In Superior Arizona the tired contestants of the Pyle bunion derby jog 57 miles to Mesa while having completed 3,003.6 miles. Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey tied Sam Richman of New York for first in yesterday’s 21 mile lap from Miami and regained the lead over Pete Gavuzzi of England in elapsed time.
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N. J
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New York
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Pete Gavuzzi
England
Y's Tennis Club Annual Tourney Pairings Announced
The first annual Y M A Tennis Club tournament is underway at Sunnyside Country Club courts with members only. Seeded players include John Carson Keck Mathes Al Burgess J H Bender Harold Elwell and Rev W P McCormick. First and second rounds list numerous matches and byes under club president G G C Barclay with several outcomes and next round pairings.
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John Carson
Keck Mathes
al Burgess
J. H. Bender
Harold
Thes
Sedgwick
George Waurtey
Wellington Waldorf
John Corson
Elmer Gallery
Keth Mathes
Wilbur Garson
O. MacKinnon
Arthur Behenk
A. Elwelloa
J. H. Armstrong
G. M. Alderson
Schoener
G. Bolin
Burnham
W. Johnson
Barclay
Don Colton
McCormick
Kenneth Clayton
W. Martells
John Glas
W. Jennings
Stuart
Whiteford
Fights Tonight at Park Include Main Card At Park
Waterloo fight fans will see Hild Lehr of Waterloo clash with Jackie Brown of Des Moines in the main eight round bout. A special six rounder pairs Dandy Miller of Des Moines and Jack Donath of Des Moines. The card, arranged for firemen at Waterloo for the state convention, opens with two four round bouts.
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Electric Park
Hild Lehr
Jackie Brown
Des Moines
Dandy Miller
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Major League Leaders National and American Lists
Baseball leaders across leagues include O Doul and Palliss leading batters at .300, Doubhit of the Cards with 42 runs, Tl af ey 48 RBIs, Frisch 44 hits and 17 doubles for the Cards. L Wayne leads triples with seven. Grimes of the Pirates is 8-0 in his pitching note. Foxx leads American batting at .414, Gehringer drives 41 runs, Simmons cited, Hellmann and Johnson with 19 doubles, Blue 6 triples, Gehrig 17 homers, West stealing 4, Wahle 8-1 with the Tigers.
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Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Simmons
Bees Edge Molline To Tie Ahead In Golf
In Newtown Square Pa on June 5 Miss Maureen Orcutt defending champion held a five stroke lead as round two of the Women's Eastern Golf Championship began. Miss Helen Hicks posted an 80 in round two to reach 167 after 36 holes while Orcutt stood at 162.
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Newtown Square
MSI
Maureen Orcutt
Helen
Bil
Home Run Leaders and Yesterday's Homers Report
United Press tally lists top home run hitters with players like Gehrig Ruth and Ott leading the American and National leagues. Yesterday’s editions note two homer performances by Wilson Hendrick and others, with various players across the Cubs Dodgers Cardinals Pirates Giants Tigers and Athletics reflecting notable swings.
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Daggers
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Shea
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A Jim Dandy Nickel Cigar Ad Claim
Bayuk's Havane Ribbon is advertised as a five cent cigar with fine tobacco. The ad touts ripe middle leaves, mellow flavor, long filler, and no substandard cuttings. Also offered in Practica Pocket Packages of five cigars.
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