Palmer Oliver Tie For Marble Prelim Scoring 30
Harold Palmer of Emerson school and Lor en Oliver of Lawndale playground tied for high points in a marble prelim with 30 each. Other Emerson scorer Robert McDonald 24 and Rayal Johnson 15, Lawndale Leonard Price 17 and William Anderson 16. City tourneys continue at Lincoln park Saturday 1 30 p m sponsored by the city recreation department and Waterloo Evening Courier.
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Emerson School
Loren Oliver
Lawndale Playground
Dale Wilcox
Sloane Wallace School
Robert McDonald
Rayal Johnson
Loren Olver
Leonard Price
William Anderson
Lincoln Park
City Recreation Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Edison
Whittier
Gates Park
Fat's Pond
West Junior High
Des Moines Radio Schedule Highlights and Nosy Concerts
Thursday radio line up across Des Moines features Max-Wall Wood orchestra at 6 PM and performances from Hoover Sentinels Maxwell House Coffee Hour Halsey Stuart Co Medierude minstrels and a Chimes concert. Weather reports Davenport signals and a baseball scores segment accompany varied music and vaudeville acts from Paul Ash and Dreamship.
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Des Moines
Rial P. Max-Wall Wood
Dodge Bros
Hoover Sentinels
Maxwell House Coffee Hour
Halsey Stuart Co
Medierude Minstrels
Woc
Davenport
Hodge Brothers
Daxwell
Halsey Stuart
Pete and
Goldie
Rose Maiden
Herb Heuer
Friday radio and market calendar from Des Moines update
A fragmented listing outlines a Friday schedule including phonograph records at 10:30 A M and 11:10 A M, market reports at 12:08 P M, studio programs through the afternoon, and various orchestra and musical fare featuring La France, Bernie Schulte, Crescent, and others. It notes cattle and weather market items and a Cubs versus Brooklyn baseball game.
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la France Orchestra
Ave Bernie's Orchestra
Home Run Leaders This Season Listed
Projections list Lou Gehrig, Rogers Hornsby, Hack Wilson, Frank Williams, Goose Goslin, George Kelly, Ote Bottomley, and Bill McKinnon as top candidates for most homers this season in a ranked field of standout sluggers.
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Lou Gehrig
Ffoncrs Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Ey Williams
Frank Frisch
George Kelly
Ote Bottomley
Goose Goslin
Fans vote on whether Gehrig or Ruth will lead home runs
In a fan poll from a home cartoon, AL Demaree reports ask fans if Lou Gehrig will outpace Babe Ruth this season. Ruth weighs 226 pounds now, down from 254 at his 59 homer year, and may need to gain weight to retain power as fans choose their dark horse. IL will announce the result once votes are tallied.
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Louw Gehrig
Gehtig
Ruth
Dark Horse
Freshman Wins Steeplechase on Iowa Course
Byron M. Turner of Anita won the University of Iowa steeplechase over a 9 mile 6 furlong course with a 6 37 time. Thomas Kelly of Parnell placed second, William Everingham of Fort Dodge third, and Russell Allen of Iowa City fourth, all freshmen. Walter Wagner of Homestead was the top varsity finisher in fifth as Turner earned the Cedar Rapids trophy for the first freshman across the line.
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Byron M. Turner
Anita
University of Iowa
Turner
Thomas Kelly
Parnell
William Everingham
Fort Dodge
Russell Allen
Walter Wagner
Homestead
Cedar Rapids
Wagner
Ida Grove
Iowa City Athlete Accepts Newton High Post
Bruno G. Marehi, a University of Iowa coaching graduate, has been named director of physical education at Newton High School and will serve as assistant football basketball and track coach. Marehi is a former Iowa track standout and previously assisted in the UI department of education.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Newton High School
Marchi
Iowa
University of Iowa Department of Education
Dempsey Not Thru With Ring Fights Back By Dancer’s Claim
Johnny Jennings, a dancer who helped train Jack Dempsey for Tunney, says the fighter can still win and will not quit the ring. He recalls Dempsey’s speed in sparring at Lincoln Fields and notes his conditioning alongside golf feats and club records.
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Gene ‘Tunney
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Mary Jennings
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Dack
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Leo Flynn
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Illinois Trackmen Prep for Saturday Dual With Hawkeyes
Illinois track team in intensive workouts this week aiming for top form for the outdoor conference dual opener against Iowa in Iowa City on Saturday. The Illini defeated Notre Dame last week and expect continued strong showings.
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Illinois U
Hawkeyes
Champaign
URJ
University of Tilinois
Iowa
Iown City
Tllinois
Notre Dame
Iowa and Michigan track meets highlighted by top contenders
Reports from winter indoor results show Iowa placing second in the conference meet and Michigan as an added attraction for prep athletes at the Illinois interscholastic meet in May. Other notes cover Dubuque injuries, player trades, and local boxing and baseball developments across Des Moines, Marshalltown, and Burlington with manager actions and upcoming events.
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Iowa
Michigan
Towa
Tollinois
Evanston
The Crossing Cop Finishes Dead Heat For Third
The Crossing Cop by J Graham Hunter and Louis Perrella finished in a dead heat for third place in 6 30 24.
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J. Graham Hunter
More, Okla
Louis Perrella
61 Still Running in Marathon Race at Indiana Border
Butler Indiana May 10 The Pyle cross country caravan crossed into Ohio with sixty one runners still in competition heading toward Wauseon forty two miles east They have completed two thousand five hundred seventy nine point seven miles since leaving Los Angeles Marathoner Phillips Granville Hamilton Ontario won yesterday s 41 point eight mile lap from Ligonier in six hours thirty eight minutes and twenty two seconds John Salo Passaic New Jersey finished second in six hours one minute fifty five seconds Peter Garguzzi Southampton England Andrew Payne Clare Count
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Ont
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John Salo
Passaic
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Peter Garguzzi
Southampton
Eng
Andrew Payne
Clare
Frederika High School Presents Program For National Music Week
Pupils at Frederika High School showcased a national music week program in Frederika Indiana on May 10. The concert featured orchestra and chorus numbers with vocal solos by Vivian Grover and Henry Wendt, saxophone accompaniment by Roland Bacon, and a string trio including Naomi McClain Rendall Gallagher and Leoma Wilkinson.
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Courier
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Vivian Grover
Henry Wendt
Roland Bacon
Naomi McClain
Rendall Gallagher
Leoma Wilkinson
Thompson Heads Iowa U Batsmen
Clayton Thompson of Hawarden leads four University of Iowa players with batting averages above .400 in five Western Conference games. Thompson hit safely eight times in 17 at bats and owns Iowa’s only home run of the conference season against Indiana. Capt. Herbert Terry Cresco and Adolph Sachs Salem tie for third with .432 averages, while Willis Glassgow and others fill out the lineup as Iowa nears the conference race lead with a .278 team average and .936 fielding mark. Forty-seven hits produced 30 runs.
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Courier Special
Iowa City
Clayton Thompson
Hawarden
University of Iowa
Otto Vogel
RTI
Indiana
Kenneth Blackford
Bonaparte
Herbert Terry
Cresco
Adolph Sachs
Salem
Willis Glassgow
Carl Nelson
Carl Heinzel
Herbert Rath
Francis Mulroney
Alton Smith
Towans
Sachs
Thompson
Iown
Michigan
Cardinals overpower Phillies 7 to 1 in St. Louis win
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Frisch drives in two with a first inning double and Hafey belts a fifth inning homer. Littlejohn wins in his season debut, allowing six hits while Thompson yields three. The Phillies stranded runners and were unable to mount a sustained rally, while St Louis builds on early leads with key hits from High Frisch and Hafey.
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Jurado Leads British Open Play as Americans Tie for Second
Jose Jurado of Argentina led the British Open after the second round at Sandwich England with a 145 aggregate. Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen, both Americans, were tied for second with 148.
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Jose Jurado
Sandwich
England
Walter Hagen
Gere Sarazen
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