Cutting Down of Vets Worries Dixon In Hawk Camp
The Hawks face a veteran choice at third base between Spot Grant and Griffen amid a six rookies six veterans rule. Dixon aims to build a strong pitching staff with Ovid McCracken Claude Willaughty Jim Grant Johnny Ruffing and Herbert Van Deise in the rotation. O'Shea Mullen Groft and Peter Groft are highlighted as key veterans, with Cedar Rapids at Waterloo and three-city road games on the schedule as the season opens.
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Willoughby
McCracken
Jim Grant
Groft
O'Shea
Mullen
Dixon
Ovid McCracken
Claude Willaughty
Johnny Ruffing
Danville
Herbert van Deiise
Chicago Collegian
Johny O'Shea
Johnny
Hawks
Charlie Mullen
Peter Groft
Peter
Finkter
Tommy Thompson
Sinkler
Cletus
Bunnies
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Rock Island
Ottumwa
Burlington
Wolcott
Weekend Schedule Keeps Ames Athletes Busy
Ames, Ta May 1 four intercollegiate contests fill the weekend for Ames athletes. Coach Chandler’s squad misses two games with Minnesota due to rain. Trackmen travel to Minneapolis for a two day meet, the first outdoor event of the season. Ames tennis goes to Grinnell for a match with the Tigers and then hosts Drake.
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Ames
York Town
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
Cyclone
Chandler'squiad
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Willaman
Grinnell
Tioneers
Coa
Cyclones
Simpson
Drake
Luther College to Build New Gymnasium at $125000
Plans completed and work begun on a modern Luther College gymnasium costing $125000. Trustees have met and authorized a committee to hasten construction with aim to begin building soon. The facility will include swimming facilities and regulation basketball courts among other activities.
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Peoorah
Th. Mey
Luther College
Tri State League Opens Season May with Sioux City at Sioux City
Omaha May 1 announced the Tri State League will open in May with Sioux City hosting Sioux City. Grand Island meets Hastings and Norfolk travels to Teatrien on opening day. George Secrist, owner of the Sioux City club, said Joseph McNermott will manage the Sioux City team.
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Tri-State League
Omaha
Neb
Cinh
Tate Banball Jeanne Res. Ines
Sioux S. C
Sioux City
Grand Island
Hastings
Norfolk
Teatrien
George Secrist
Joseph McNermott
Giants and Yanks Open West Coast Challenge
New York Yankees and Giants prepare for a strength test as they face leading Western clubs after limited home action. The Giants depart on a Western swing through Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati, while the Yankees return home before joining the White Sox, Browns, Indians, and Tigers on four-game series. The Giants, atop the standings and strong on the road, seek to extend their advantage. the Yankees, after a slow start, rally and chase Detroit’s pace for first place.
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United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Giants
Yankees
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Yanks
Washington
White Sox
Browns
Indians
Tigers
West
Detroit Tigers
City League Meet Set With Eight Teams In Circuit
Final arrangements for the City League season announced by president W H Rejellert. Eight teams will play each other twice weekly Tuesday through Friday, with games at Cedlar River Park. Matt Parrott company abstains from fielding a team. substitute secured.
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Knights of Pythian Hall
W. H. Rejellert
Matt Parrott
T Cedlar River Park
Ilineigs Central
Clute Grocery
Evangelical Missionary Society Meets in La Porte City
The Fangelical Missionary Society of the Evangelical church held a meeting at M. Tessa Bond's home with devotions led by Mrs. G. Frank and topics including Evangelicals at Work Among the Mountaineers. Visitors from Fort Dodge joined about 50 friends at a covered dish gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Ballheim on Louse Street. Courtneys Heath burial in La Porte City follows Minneapolis death.
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Fangelical Missionary Society
Ta Porte City
Ta. Mart
Avisionary Society of the Evangelical Church
M. Tessa Bond
G. Frank
Tim Rallhelm
Ann
Z. GO. Kober
R. E. Kerney
Somerset
W. G. Ballheim
Louse Street
Ballheim
Win Grohe
Waterlo
WW. G. Ballheim
Cattle Stampede Hits Sunnyside Club Turf
A herd driven toward town caused a stampede near Sunnyside Country Club injuring turf on hole 11 and damaging flower beds. Caddies and members chased the cattle back to the road but the seventh hole area suffered torn turf and negligence noted by the greens committee.
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Sudavelde Country Club
Bardong
Abe Smiak Sr
Bul Bathie
Slevent
Creens
Dubuque and Waterloo Y volleyball teams meet tomorrow
Volleyball teams from Waterloo and Dubuque Y will clash on the local Y court tomorrow evening. A tumbling exhibition by visitors and a parallel bar show by Waterloo leaders will accompany the program. A dinner is planned, and admission is free for the public.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Dubuque Y
ALG. A's
Waterloo Association
Rattling Siki Returns from Havana in Financial Straits
Senegal boxer Rattling Siki, former light heavyweight champion after knocking out Carpentier, returned to New York penniless. He arrived from Havana aboard the Liboner, was held at Ellis Island and faced deportation before his manager Bob Levy intervened.
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New York
Rattling Siki
Carpentier
Siki
Havana
Ellis Island
Bob Levy
Greenleaf and Allen-Timn Tool Match in Billiards Clash
Ralph Greenleaf of Philadelphia played a stellar game in the championship pocket billiards series defeating Frank Traberski of Detroit 126 to 112 in 10 innings. The win sets up a decisive 120 point world championship match between Allen and Greenleaf tonight. A Senegalese visitor was admitted for six months after declaring plans to go to Louisville for a bout.
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Louisville
Detroit
Ralph Greenleaf
Philadelphia
Frank Traberski
Greenleaf
Traberski
al Fen
Pras Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Home Dyeing
An advertisement touts Pras Diamond Dyes as simple enough for any woman to dye or tint worn fabrics at home. Each 1h-cent package includes directions and drug stores stock all colors for easy use.
Valley Classic Track Meet Expected Spotlight On West High
West High and East High athletes prepare for the Valley Classic with about twenty four entrants from both sides. West High leads the field as many primes vie for top honors while coaches announce a full lineup for the weekend events.
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Tly
Cedar Valley
Mast
West Wish
Bon Milter
Radph Sart
Watterton
East
Orange
Hlack
Grulu
Demkins
Lesser
Hi. Anderson
Field
Cape
Rayimond
Wilcox
Greenley
McDermott
Callentine
Thornton
Young
Benjamin
Webberking
Sansone
Niere Fastion
West
Davey
Millar
Burton
Patrior
Putney
Smith
West Tigh
West Tmleh
Local track meet looms as season heats up at West High
Salty Cimber leads the field with favored Sark ines and other top contenders in a spring track event at West High. Several entrants show rapid improvement, hinting at possible surprises as major meets approach in a week.
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Dela
Fane
West High
Waterloo
Theatrical Review at Crystal Hall Mixes Pop and Opera
A crowded Crystal Hall performance blends popular tunes with classical ballads. Young performers, including Vth En Polriten and others, display ambitious numbers while managing a lively, sometimes uneven program.
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Young
Che Crystal
Phar
von Farrd
Nine York
Ava
Tiz Gladdening Foot Relief Ad Returns
An old advertisement describes a foot relief product promising to ease tired feet after work or long walks. It claims cooling, soothing effects, reducing aches and blisters, and encourages buying a box from local stores to end foot torture.
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Pla
SICK WOMAN MADE HAPPY Mart Texas
Mrs. B F Brannon of Mart Texas tests Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound reporting relief from nervousness aches and fatigue. She says weight gain better sleep and appetite return and offers her letter for publication to help other women seek health and happiness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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