East and Independence win Cedar Valley dual track meet
Independence high defeats East High 46 to 43 in a Cedar Valley dual with East leading in some track events. Wilkinson and Young star for Independence and Waterloo, with strong showings across sprint and field events. More than 200 athletes prepare for Saturday’s Cedar Valley meet featuring East High, West High and other schools at Waterloo.
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Dem Tass es Airdrome Plan Draws Investor Interest
A fragmentary report notes J E Baxter showing interest in Joha E Magaiolia from Feather River backing the Dem Tass es AEROPLANE Co for substantial yearly sums. The piece compares Tass es bills to common items like roller skates and hot water bags in daily life.
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Cornell Opens Track Season With Monmouth Duel
Mount Vernon In May 3 Cornell college track and field opens its season with a dual meet against Monmouth. Captain Dell Raymond leads four veterans in distance events with Malacek and Midkiff in hurdles and weight events. Sophomores such as Cook Mouba Thorpe Welzel and Schenken, plus juniors Mackaulay and Johnson, challenge for sprint and distance spots.
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iCornell College
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Cspt
Dell Raymond
Dashman
Halfmiler
Corlette
Malacek
Reynolds
Schmeiser
Morris
Hahn Seen as America's Best Shot in Mile Race Return
New York May analysis notes that the United States has not won the 1500 meter Olympic mile in 20 years, with Paavo Nurmi dominating. Lloyd Hahn is labeled America’s chief hope to halt the decline, aiming to reclaim prestige after Nurmi’s dual record performances and Watson’s near miss four years prior.
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America
United States
Finland
England
Paavo Nurmi
Tve
Peerless
Mel Sheppard
Lloyd Hahn
Nurmi
Ray Watson
Watson
Paavo
Hurdle Affair and 120 Yard Dash Event Preview
A track meet segment features a hurdle affair and a special 120 yard dash. Athletes will compete for early season marks and potential records.
Waterloo Moline season opener set with 18 man roster
Manager Cletus Dixon announced Waterloo’s 18 player lineup for the first series of the season against Moline. The squad includes pitchers J. Grant Graham Driss Gepson Lamanski R. Grant Zinn tare, catchers Steinecke Yuncer, infielders Dixon Kernan Pente cost S. Grant Cazon Miller, and outfielders Serre Frost Prevast. A rain risk loomed as a parade and opening pitches were planned with Mayor Tibbitts or Hill catching. Umpires Frits McPartland Walter Jansen Mike Price Pete Lister and Eddie Wright assigned to openers. Following Moline, Waterloo hosts Dubuque before a six‑game road trip.
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Moline
J. Grant
Graham
Driss
Gepson
Lamanski
R. Grant
Zinntare
Steinecke
Yuncer
Dixon
Kernan
Pentecost
S. Grant
Cazon
Miller
Belden Hill
Mississippi Valley League
Waterion Club
Hill
Glenn Tibbitts
Frank Lawson
President Hill
Frits McPartland
Cedar Rapids
Walter Jansen
Burlington
Rock Island
Mike Price
Pete Lister
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Eddie Wright
Ottumwa
Cedar Raplas
Hawks
Drury Wins Park Bout in First Stanza at Electric Park
Clyde Drury of Marshalltown scored a technical knockout over Johnny Kurst of St. Paul in the first round of eight at Electric Park before about 6,000 fans. The card also saw Mickey Donohue win by points over Ernie North and Tiger Trash stop Frankie Van Doren in four rounds. Promoter Ralph Alexander vows more stellar shows at the park next week.
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Julius F. Johnson
Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Johnny Kurst
St. Paul
Electric Park
Kurst
Drury
KHL
Waterloo
Mickey Donohue
Ernie North
Fife
North
Frelims
Wayne Abbott
Waterlo
Hart Hurley
Hurley
Tiger Trash
Frankie van Doren
Ralph Alexander
Delaney Sharkey Fight Scrutiny Likely Next Tuesday
In New York on May 3 the unanswered question of a one round knockout by Jack Sharkey of Jack Delaney spurred rumors of unfair play. Officials expect a possible Delaney training neglect charge, with a formal commission meeting due next Tuesday to decide on any action.
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New York
INS
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Delaney
Jack Sharkey
Commission
Delaney
Independence Golf Club plans approved and course to open
Final plans for the Independence Golf Club were announced in May in the Farmers State bank rooms. A five year lease on the Leo Jamason property was secured, land traced for a new course, and a 100 annual dues set. New officers elected include BD Fisher president and Frank Shaw secretary. The course opens May 15 with a nine hole layout and bridges to be built along Malone Creek.
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Perper
Independence
Independence Golf Club
Farmers State Bank
Fisher
Frank Shaw
QO. J. Piester
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C. G. Kletzbagh
Aera
Tha Creek
Martin Werpie
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Brookins to Race at Clinton Invitational Saturday
Town City May 3 TNS Brookins world record holder in 220 yard hurdles and freshman track coach at University of Town will run two races at Clinton invitational meet on Saturday Brooklys, former Hawkeye star, broke 5098 in Oswaloosa two weeks ago.
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TNS
R. Brookins
University of Town
Clinton
Brooklys
Hawkeye
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