Fieseler Seen Likeliest Iowa Athletics Director Pick
Walter Fieseler, resigned medical director role last fall, is favored to replace Paul Belting as Iowa athletic director after Belting tendered resignation. Belting will head physical education and depart athletic control while a new intercollegiate athletics director is named. Alumni pressure and Belting’s five year expansion program frame the shakeup at the University of Iowa.
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Walker R. Fieseler
University of Iowa
Paul Belting
Athletic Council
Fieseler
Belting
Waterson Athletic
Towa
George Bresnahan
University of Town
Dr. Fieseler
Waterloo
Burton Ingwersen
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Sam Barry
Iowa City
Paul E. Belting
University Athletic Council
Department of
Justin M. Barry
University of Illinois
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Big Train Observation Amid Kidney Infection In Baseball
Walter Johnson, star pitcher of the Washington team, remained under hospital observation in Washington D C after developing a high fever and suspected kidney infection. Doctors warned the illness could take days to evaluate, clouding Johnsons status and management of the club during the wait. Meanwhile Kid Chocolate extended his winning streak by defeating Steve Smith in a ten round bout in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania.
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Washington
D. C
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Kid Chocolate
Wilkesbarre
U.R
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Yesterday's Home Run Stars and Leaders Recap
Baseball names and performances from yesterday feature Beason and Ruth with notable club mentions, including Grimm of the Phillies and Jepherson of the Cubs. Leaders list highlights Gehrig, Foxx, and Gehringer with multiple runs and RBIs across leagues, while several Giants players appear in top batting statistics.
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Beason
Ruth
Q'Doul
Phillies
Grimm
Cardinals
Jephenson
Cubs
Walker
Cincinnati Pullis
Giants
Cohen
Dickey
Gehelg
Rely
Gehringer
Blue
Foxx
Bimmona
O'Douwl
Jackson
Ott
Farperayne Wilson
Hernaby
Hafey
Iowa athletic worries loom over Barry exit and rumors
The article reports ongoing unrest at Iowa's athletic department. Coach Burton Ingersen is retained, but Justin Barry resigns for USC amid whispers of more shakeups. Bresnahan, Vogel, Betting rumors circulate as Towit era ends, with financial gains noted from new fieldhouse and soon to be built stadium, while questions linger about future plans.
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Iowa University
Burton Ingwersen
Iowa City
Justin
Sam) Barry
University of Southern California
Howard Jones
Iowa
Barry
Harry
Batery
Tawa
Dukes University
Gresser
Ingiersen
George Bresnahan
Slankeye
Otto Vogel
Bresnahan
Paul Betting
Towit
Walter A. Jessup
Orville I. Simmons
Belting
Towa
State University
E.R. Myer
Babe Ruth Still Powers Yankees With Mighty Swing
Ruth's legendary punch remains potent as years pass with the 35 year old slugger delivering homers for the New York Yankees. His swing, built from massive shoulders, continues to threaten pitching staff, while his homer counts across nine seasons show a career defined by power and consistency.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Feld
Yankees
Ruth
Standings of the Clubs and Yesterday's Results in Baseball
Standings from the National and American Leagues show New York, Chicago, St Louis, Brooklyn leading in the NL while New York and Philadelphia top the AL. American Association and Western League tables list Columbus, St Paul, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Omaha, and Denver among others with mixed records. Yesterday's results include matches featuring New York, Brooklyn, Louis, and Chicago among others.
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W.L. Pet
W.L. Pel. Bosta
Philan'a
Chicago
N. York
Aly St. Louis
Grooklyn
Pitty Eh
Chachritla
Pilssour Beed
Chiapas
York
Brooklyn
Newsmath
Hoson Eeeers
Louis
AMER
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Acphiladelphia
W. LL
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City
Columbus
Louisville
St Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Lonaville
Milwaukie
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pel
Guy
Puebla Denver
Pol Stephenson
Louisee
O'Doul
Wigh
Gilbert Philadelphia
Merman
Grantham
Pirates
Philadelphia
Clancy
St. Louis
Ad Gehrig
Jamieson
Kress
Electric Park Opens Tonight with Boxing and Dancing
Electric Park hosts its season opening tonight with twenty boxing rounds at 8:30 and dancing in the crystal pavilion. The card features Slim Crachee of Mason City and Battling Nelson of Waterloo, plus preliminaries including Dynamite Dunn versus Iron Mike and Lee Arthur versus Hard Off. Ralph Alexander leads the nightly program.
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Electric Park
Malin
Slim
Crachee
Mason City
Nelson
Waterloo
Dynamite Dunn
Des Moines
Iron Mike
Lee Arthur
Hard Off
Tehr
Tutor Nine Beats Luther Club 17 to 10 in Football Style Game
Tutor Nine gained revenge on Luther College by scoring 17 runs to 10. Rider, Thompson and Barnum led the initial rally with three straight hits. Luther responded with five in the third but Tutor Nine pulled away, tallying seven more in the sixth and winning behind strong defense by E Olson and key hits from Rider and Thompson.
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Tutor Nine
Luther Club
Courier
Cedar Falls
May
Luther College
Rider
Thompson
Barnum Alie
Luther
Surler
Norsemen
Invaders
Asse
Heter
Heinz
Rutor
E. Olson
Tutors
American Tennis Aces Begin Tour
New York May 8 AP William J. Tilden and Francis T. Hunter start the first leg of their European invasion tonight aboard the Aquitania for France. They will arrive Cherbourg and drive to Auteuil for the French hard court championships starting May 18.
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New York
William J. Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Aquitania
France
Cherbourg
Auteuil
Grand Entry Weathering Opening Day For Hawks Baseball
Rain threatening opening day parade at Mississippi Valley league park as King Baseball prepared to lead a 4000 strong crowd. Decorah pitcher Craig Hecker and catcher Eddie Spellman ready for mound and plate duties. Burlington Bees manager Pep Young optimistic about pennant chances, but wary of early forecasts.
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Mississippi Valley League
Craig Hecker
Decorah
Citigen
Hawks
Eddie Spellman
Hawk
George
Pep) Young
Burlington Bees
Burlington Pilot
Young
Jeague
Bees
Pyle's Plodders Find Roads Are Getting Better
In Coalgate on May 8 AP story notes C. Pyle's bunion boys ran 48 miles to Duraigt on improved roads after days on tough dirt. Pete Gavuzzi of Southampton England led the field, finishing ahead of Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey who was second. Philip Granville of Hamilton Ontario and Paul Simpson of Burlington New Jersey tied for third.
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Oklo
C. Pyle
Bunion Boys
Duraigt
Pete Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Holdenville
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Salo
Philip Granville
Hamilton, Ont
Paul Simpson
Burlington, N
Berlenbach Gains Ground in Pro Grappling Contention
New York May 8 881 Paul Berlenbach former light heavyweight boxing champion is gaining recognition as a heavyweight wrestling title contender. He won the decision over Renato Gardintur Brooklyn last night in a 30 minute bout. Aral Shuster of Hungary threw Toots Mandt of Colorado in 46 minutes.
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Berlenbach
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Renato Gardintur
Brooklyn
Aral Shuster
Hungary
Toots Mandt
Colorado
Fights Last Night Reported From Various Cities
AP dispatch lists boxing results with several decisions across Cleveland and Minneapolis. Jonnay Riske loses to Elwood Civ in Cleveland by points 57 to 40. Other bouts include Pas-Eld Chocolate defeating Hie vann and Sleceanath edging Arlageport.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Emmet Reece
Elwood Civ
Jonnay Riske
Sleceanath
Minneapolis
Hawks Leader Faces Hundred Twenty Seventh Drunkenness Charge
A Hawks leader and resident of Abergavenny England has been charged for the hundred twenty seventh time with drunkenness.
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Abergavenny
England
Diegel Maintains Lead in Britain Open Qualifying at Muirfield
Gullane Scotland May 8 Leo Diegel led the British Open field in qualifying and began the championship round with a 71 for the first 18 holes at Muirfield. He went out in 36 and finished 35, one stroke under his record yesterday and under the old course mark. Diegel and Jolly both shot 71, while Smith Barazen tied for third with 73. other results include Jurado 77 Robson 78 von Elm 79 Taylor 80 and Havers 81. Sarazen matched four straight birdies on the front but faltered late, finishing with 35 on the outward nine.
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Gullane
Scot
Leo Diegel
Muirfield
Diegel
United States
Ba Ehree
Herbert Jolly
Delgel
Abe Mitchell
Jolly
MacDonald Smith
Gene Barazen
New York
Johnny Golden
Paterson
N. J
Horton Smith
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Fred Robson
George von Elm
J. H. Taylor
Arthur Havers
Sarazen
von Elm
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