Forty-One Local Prep Athletes Compete Saturday at Waverly
Forty-one Waterloo high school athletes entered the Cedar Valley track and field meet to be held Saturday at the Waverly fairgrounds. Schools from Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Waverly, Charles City, Independence, Dubuque area towns, and Mason City are listed, with Mason City possibly withdrawing.
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Waterloo High School
Cedar Valley
Medh
Towa
West High
Bs East High
Waterloo
Hampton
New Hampton
Cedar Falls
Wenshers College High
Charles City
Clarksville
Cresco
Bamont
Grundy Center
Hansell
Independence
Manchester
Nashua
Oflwein
Shell Rock
Mason City
East High
Teachers High
Oelwein
L. K. Mendenhall
Iowa State Teachers College
R. B. Akin
Power Boats Race to Alaska From Olympia to Juneau
Braving nearly 1000 miles of treacherous waters the Inside Passage Puget Sound and North Pacific the regatta will start from Olympia in June with about 20 boats from California Oregon and Washington racing to Juneau Alaska for a silver loving cup The 45 foot Winifred from Olympia last year’s winner will defend its title The race under the American Power Boat Association rules will include a US coast guard cutter escort and finish around June 20 with handicaps used for start timing.
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Striking Horsemen at Aurora to Resume Work
The horsemen strike delaying Chicago area racing nears end as Aurora track is expected to open tomorrow with strikers racing. They seek a one per cent deduction from all winning purses to support the Thorowred Hiotse association while agreeing to drop demands for higher purses if the plan is accepted.
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Rust Opposing Hurlers At Iowa Today
The report notes a matchup featuring Rust and David facing Iowa in an afternoon game. Notre Dame ace Mouad is expected to work against the Iowa squad after a season open win for the Hawkeyes. Virgil David started for Iowa in the first meeting, while strong pitching last week kept opponents scoreless.
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Iowa
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Bing
Mouad
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Charley Gelbert Big Leagues Debut With Cardinals Infield Speed
Former Lebanon Valley football star Charley Gelbert has become the St. Louis Cardinals shortstop, impressing with his fielding and speed. He has surpassed expectations, drawing praise from sideliners who doubted his ability to fill the gap at short. His bat shows promise but remains behind his glove work, while veteran support from Fordham Flash steadies him on the left side of the infield.
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Lebanon Valley Eleven
Pennsylvania
Brown University
Charley
St. Louis Cardinals
Diamonds
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Gelbert
Lindstrom and
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Frisch
Bottomley
Hirst
Fordham Flash
Tommy Thevenow
Rochester
Lebanon Valley
Spalding
Syracuse
Topeka
Brown
Roguish Eye Out of Kentucky Derby Run
Roguish Eye, a top Derby candidate owned by John J. Coughlin of Chicago, will miss the Kentucky Derby after developing a foreleg swelling and sesamoid bone issue. Stable mate Karl Eltel stands as the replacement contender, clocking a fast workout of mile and a quarter over a sloppy track.
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John J. Coughlin
Chicago
Coughlin
Karl Eltel
Nile
George Pierath
Loughran Arrives for Weeks of Fishing Aboard Yacht
Migmi Loughran who concluded a winter campaign with a victory over Mirkel Walker in Chicago has arrived to spend several weeks fishing and living aboard a yacht.
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Major League Leaders in Rabid Batting and Pitching Notes
The report lists leading MLB players and teams by league with stats across categories. Batting leaders include Wilson and others from the Cubs and Braves. triples by Hornsby and others. stolen bases by Travers. pitching leaders show Malone and Gray with notable records.
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Ruy Tephensas
Wilson
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Deiblege Prise
Cards
Hornsby
Cuyter
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Culiop
Robs
Warner
Pherries
Walker
Rods
Murper
Braves
Travers
Robins
Malone
Tuuns
Blue
Browns
Simmona
Berlin bout sparks gloves size controversy
Berlin observers note a boxing dispute after a match between Ernst Rossemaenn and Primo Carnera. Larger gloves for Carnera, weighing five ounces, reduced padding and made his punches more effective, raising questions about fair testing of the German heavyweight.
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Mitts
Ernst Rossemaenn
Primo Carnera
Garnera
Officials Chosen for City- Y Bicycle Races Saturday
City officials named for the City-Y bicycle races set for Saturday afternoon. Teo Teeper and W H Beversiack lead the group with Cah ai TiE AUsuer.nish as judges. The meet trains at Yo MM CA and proceeds along Prospert vennie and Sunvel road for a two mile pavement course.
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W. H. Beversiack
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American Davis Cup Team Plans Washington Exhibition
The United States Davis Cup team will play before President Hoover on May 21 at the White House courts in Washington. Team members Hennessy Fritz Mercur John Van Ryn and Wilmer Alison have been practicing in the area with Hammond and Gollum of the Lawn Tennis association overseeing the relay and preparation.
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Simpson Freshmen Defeat Drake In Narrow Track Meet
Simpson College freshmen defeated Drake University freshmen 82 to 41 at an indoor meet in Indianola. The Tigers dominated events led by standout performances from the Simpson stars and a strong overall showing.
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Dakota Relays Spark Regional Track Competition
Sioux Falls hosts the seventh annual Dakota Relays with about 60 athletes from 60 colleges and high schools across Iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas. Two-day program features 15 relay races and 10 field events open to open college and class A high schools. Sioux Falls may miss Palmer through injury while Mason Guy leads local team efforts against distant rivals.
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Dakota Relays
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Chadron
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Sioux Falls High School
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Towa Nine Meet Wildcats in Mix on Home Diamond
Iowa City Iowa May 3 Athletes who played a 10 inning game last week meet again Saturday afternoon as Iowa faces Northwestern on the Hawkeye diamond The 3 3 game went to 9 innings with five straight singles producing four Iowa runs Northwestern's form has improved with wins over Illinois and Purdue Three Northwestern pitchers are expected to start against Iowa and Vogel of Town will likely send Forrest to the mound Saturday
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Gun Club to Hold Practice Shoots This Weekend
Waterloo Gun Club will hold practice shoots Saturday and Sunday at their new grounds on the east side of the river about half a mile north at Cedar Bend. Afternoon sessions start at 2 o clock and continue until all have shot. New shooters and non members are especially invited to participate.
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Towa Trackmen OF for Michigan Selection Not Clear
Unclear OCR text mentions track and field team members and injuries. Provides no coherent names, events, dates, or locations. Unable to determine specific individuals or outcomes.
Fred Geneva to Coach at Faribault
Fred Geneva, Iowa athletic ace, will coach at Faribault High School next year. The Albin man, a standout guard last winter who also runs sprint events and hurdles, will lead football and basketball programs. He will graduate with a bachelor of science in physical education at Minnesota University.
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Lyons Stricken Hurler to Miss Series Versus Yankees
Chicago May 3 Ted Lyons White Sox star pitcher will be out for several days with a severe grippe attack. The injury weakens Chicago's rotation ahead of a critical series against the New York Yankees.
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Crews Practice for Triangular Event Saturday
Teams from Borns and Columbia prepare for the first regular regatta of the TOWINE season. Columbia varsity aims to avenge a navy loss while Yale crews work through recent changes. The Blackwell cup regatta and Penn entries shape a competitive day on the water.
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Waverly Golfer Ties Course Record of 31
Waverly May 3 C Van Dervery tied the Waverly golf course record with a 31 score, finishing one over par amid a fluctuating round. Dr. B H Kramer also matched the course record recently, with Mike Benser of Watering noted for a strong showing.
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Senate
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Watering
Ohio Relay Meet Opens Amid Snow and Wet Track
The sixth annual Ohio Relay games begin at Cohuntus Ohio as a gummy surface forms from recent snow. Today features the 100 yard dash and medley relay for colleges, high school events, and an 880 yard Invitation race between Joe Sloak Butler and Orval Marth Purdue. Teams from Illinois Notre Dame Chicago Indiana and Ohio State are strong contenders for tomorrow’s seven university relays.
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Ohio
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Orval Marth
Purdue
Ilinois
Notre Dame
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Flnois
Texas
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Tutors Open Net Season Saturday Against Luther
State Teachers college tennis team opens with a trip to Decorah to face Luther college on Saturday. The lineup is undecided as leads of tournaments determine the TOA. The schedule includes Luther at Decorah May 4 Coe at Cedar Rapids May 11 Luther at Cedar Falls May 15 Goerb Cedar Falls Rand May 24 and 25 Iowa conference meet Cedar Falls.
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Luther College
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa
Betty Robinson to Exhibit at Clinton Invitation Track Meet
Betty Robinson of Chicago Olympic star will run an exhibition century at Clinton high school’s invitation meet. About 40 eastern Iowa and western Illinois schools entered nearly 500 athletes. University of Town’s Charles Brookins will run a 220 yard hurdles and start the event. Strong teams listed include Washington and Grant Cedar Rapids Davenport Dubuque Muscatine Burlington Iowa City University High Iowa City and others.
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Betty Robinson
Chicago
Olympic Star
Clinton High School
Iowa
Western Illinois
Charles Brookins
University of Town
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Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Dubuque
Muscatine
Burlington
Iowa City
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Marion Turpie Succeeds in St Andrews Round
Marion Turpie of New Orleans golf team plays the St Andrews Links with confidence as she eyes a British women's championship. Locals note her round yesterday was excellent for a first attempt at the historic course. Turpie, born in St Andrews, has a personal tie to the links as her birthplace before her family moved to the United States in 1907.
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Talmah Wins One Thousand Guineas at Newmarket
The One Thousand Guineas at Newmarket was won by Talmah, a 38 to 1 outsider. Sister Anne finished second and Ellan Vale took third as the race unfolded this afternoon. Sister Anne had odds of five to two and Ellan Vale was at 20 to one.
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Cyclone Trackmen Ready for Missouri Dual Meet
Iowa State track stars head to Columbia to face the University of Missouri in a Saturday dual. Coach Bob Simpson plans to enter one to four athletes in events, aiming for a balanced challenge despite a cold season setback. Hurdler Maurice Soulis and Marion Soulis join Bob Hager in the sprint and hurdle lineup, while Arthur Engle and Robert Meier lead the field event hopes. Distances and relays appear weak for the Cyclones, but the squad seeks an even split in the field events.
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Towa State College
Columbia
University of Missouri
Bob Sampson
Simpson
Missouri
Town State
Cyclones
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Marion Soulis
Clarion
Bob Hager
Waukon
Arthur Engle
Vermilion
Robert Meier
Hedrick
Pennock Arm Injury Rattle Yankees In May Day Update
New York reports pitcher Herbert Pennock suffered arm pain during a curtailed game with Washington as manager Miller Huggins worries over the staff. Pennock, now in his second start post neuritis, joins a struggling injury-plagued rotation ahead of travel to Pittsburgh.
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J Grant To Play With Minnesota Semi Pro Club This Year
Jim Grant, star Waterloo pitcher, will play semipro baseball with Sherburn Minnesota this season. He has reported to Sherburn and is training daily. Sherburn, a town of about 1000, fields a strong semipro club in the Gopher State. Grant was drafted by Shreveport Southern Association but skipped reporting due to a sore throwing arm. He may rejoin organized baseball if the issuing facts allow. Waterloo players will attend a movie at the Riviera Theatre Monday night to see themselves in action. Cedar Rapids aims to raise 12000 for a baseball fund. less than 4000 has been raised so far. Danny Lindner, former Waterloo and Dubuque pitcher, will manage Tracy Minnesota this season and is scouting for Mississippi Valley League camps.
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Sherburn
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Shreveport
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Riviera Theatre Management
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Monte Carlo Golfers Play On Lofty Lines
Perched 2 500 feet above sea level Mont Agel golf course overlooks the Mediterranean and is regarded as the loveliest in the world. Players admit the beauty can distract them from the game as they pause to enjoy panoramic views.
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Simpson College Mile Relay Team Off for Ohio Relays
The Simpson college mile relay quartet Robinson Goodman McGhurg and Mantey with Coach Workman left Indianola Iowa for Calumm to enter the Ohio relays in the college division. THNEVENOW GOES HOME. Tommy Jhevenow Phillies shortstop heads to Madison Indiana to recuperate from injuries suffered in a Florida auto accident and cannot eat solid food due to a broken jaw.
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Simpson College
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Tommy Jhevenow
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