West High Hosts Annual Home Track Meet This Tuesday
West High track and field stars will hold their annual home meet at the Old Rose athletic field Tuesday afternoon. Preliminaries start Saturday morning in sprints and jumps with finals in hurdles, throwing events and vaults. Over 160 athletes expected. half holiday for West High students to attend the event with all events finishing in June for those attending the Waterloo Ottumwa game.
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Medals Awarded to Members of Old Rose Track Team
At West High assembly yesterday Cedar Valley meet honors were awarded for Waverly last Saturday. Capt. Lesiia Graser won the high scorer medal with 15 points from firsts in the 100 and 220 dashes, second in broad jump, plus two relay wins. Potter, Jones, Sweitzer, McGowan, Meesner, Talgate and Hanson received various medals for placings in high jump, shot put, long jump, hurdles and the mile. The mile relay team of Sweitzer Tarver McGowan and Graser also earned gold. Hanson declined to claim a coin toss for gold in the high jump, letting Potter receive the top award instead.
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Boxing Roundup From Across The Globe
Boxers Dempsey Ruth meet at St Vincent's Hospital as plans for Europe unfold. Black Bill Cuba defeats Woo Wille Wood in two rounds in Scotland. Johny Drew edges Joe Leopold in Worcester by decision. Jes Marina wins solo decision over Kay Pledges in New York. Warry Greb wins easy decision over Billy Britten in Columbus Nebraska opening at gyen air tournaments. Stanislaus Byczko retains the heavyweight title with two straight falls over Dick Davis in St Louis.
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Texas
Radio Programs on Waterloo Time Thursday Night
Radio Digest lists dozens of stations and times detailing concerts lectures and performances. Listings include WEA KEEN KENF KIS ENW WBAP WBAP WLS WGN and more with choral organ symphony and educational talks across cities such as Pittsburgh Chicago Denver Hot Springs and Madison.
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Lawrence
Keen
Hastings
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Shenandoah
Denver
KIS
Hot Springs National Park
ENW
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Hollywood
Y Wbap
Sort Worth State Telegram
Christian University
Zion
CCO
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New York
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Kansas City Star
School of the Art
Frotic
Merry Old Chief
Plantation Players
Whale
Cushman
Orchestra
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallas News-Journal
Glee Club
Chicago Tribune
WGY
Schenectady
Navy Band
WILAL
Milwaukee Journal
Wkras
Louisville
Times Courier
WHB
Kansas City
WHO
Des Moines
WLS
WLW
WMAQ
Chicago, News
Chicago Theatre Organ
University of Chicago
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WOAW
Omaha
Davenport
WEAF
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Anns
WORD
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Trico
WHLO
Lansing
Athleta Journal
Colored School
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Detroit News
KDKA
University of Pittsburgh
Kedm
Beaumont
Kene
Shanandoth
RCA
Book of Knowledge
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
HHS
KYW
WHAL
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Grand Ball
Columbus Dispatch
Weco
Minneapolis-St Paul
Alaska
Lis
WDAF
School of the Air
Nighthawks
WEAR
Witad
WGN
Willy the Weather Man
WOY
EWHA
Madison
WHAD
Shlwaukes Journal
Orgen
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Outdoor lands and farms share a similar management aim
The piece argues the United States should manage outdoor spaces like productive farms with careful allocation of land to best uses. It urges expanding national forests and parks, preserving recreation and educational value, and warns against sacrificing outdoor areas for short term gain. It ends with an unfinished Notre Dame note about four Korean men signing a contract.
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Hawks Rally As Valley League Hits Heat Of Season
Infielder Smith of The Hawks becomes the Valley league's first homer hitter in Ottumwa's fourth inning at Temce. Cedar Rapids notes veteran status for Charlin Burns, while Rock Island's third baseman played 15 games last year. Cedar Rapids fears waning interest in upcoming series as Cedar Rapids fans plan Sunday trip with round trip fare around $1 and six trains of 18 cars may serve all excursionists. J L Lee's club makes a bid to sign Harry Rigsby, ex Three-Man ager now a free agent, who travels to Rockford Tl a to visit friends before deciding this summer.
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Son of John Impresses in Kentucky Derby Trial Heat
Son of John ran a strong mile and a eighth in 1 51 4 5 at Lexington, signaling derby readiness. Step Along clocked 1:52 5 5 for the same distance, suggesting continued derby potential. Broadway Jones finished second as eastern contenders prepare for the big race with arrivals from Pimlico and Green Tree stables expected for upcoming events.
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Young Stribling to Enter Heavyweight Bout in Boston
Young Stribling of Atlanta a bantam weight at 18 will meet Quintin Romero in a heavyweight bout in Boston tonight. The bout marks Stribling's first heavyweight test as he moves up in class.
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Young Stribling Faces Romero in Heavyweight Clash Tonight
The 20 year old Stribling weighs near 180 pounds and enters as favorite, aiming to offset Romero’s rushes. Opponent Much pounds will be at stake as the weight champion prepares for the pivotal heavyweight bout tonight.
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Enticement at Strand Highlights Aimed Star Trio
A feature program at the Strand showcases Clive Arden's Enticement based on his novel, with Mary Astor Ian Keith and Clive Brook headlining in a tale that challenges romance norms. Also on screen and stage: La Petite France and Why Women Re Marry plus The Great Circus Mystery chapter and Marion Davies in Janice Meredith.
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Ter
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Ike” Evans
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The Hellion at Plaza and Palace Theatres
The Hellion, an adventurous drama romance, heads the program at Plaza Theatre with Crystal Theatre presenting the production. Starred by Pauline Starke and Wallace Beery, the film promises thrilling action and a strong female lead, based on Jack London’s Hellion. The Palace Theatre also features The Hellion with similar billing and an emphasis on western frontier exploits.
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