Advance Guard of Athletes Arrive for Iowa Conference Meet
Cedar Falls May 23 Two hundred fifty athletes from 14 Iowa conference schools gathered for the outdoor conference track and field championships to begin on the Teachers college track tomorrow and Saturday. State Teachers is favored to win, with Morningside Simpson and Iowa Wesleyan as main challengers in a four-way race. Strong showings expected in hurdles pole vault and weight events, led by Lake and Lake in high barriers and the robust sprint corps.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Teachers College
Doposters
Morningside
Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan
Lake
Dakota
Thayer
Buena Vista
Dain
Tately
Luther
Neecher
Partington
Wolff
Coe
Mentor
Vaughn
Warren
Parsons
Flower
Kettle
Bale
Hansen
Teachers
Robinon
Covey
Penn
Robinson
Tof~felsen
Duea
Woods
Page
Pederson
Luke
Brinkman
Peterson
Meier
Wilkins
Central
Zilmer
Hogendorn
Briggs
Shoemaker
McCrae
Castell
Des Moines University
Towa
Iowa State Teachers College
Menze To Lead St Marys Athletic Program
Louis Menze, former Iowa State College basketball coach, resignes to become athletic director and coach at St. Marys School Kansas. The Catholic college, rising in sports, sits in the wheat belt and owes much to Ernest Quigley, famed Midwest umpire and benefactor. Menze’s move follows Sat Barry’s departure to USC, as Iowa State and Iowa lose key basketball mentors. A big Towa conference track meet at Iowa State Teachers College features 14 Iowa colleges and Morningside, promising strong performances and lively competition.
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Ernest Quigley
Wheat Belt
Quigley
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Menze
Iowa State
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Missouri State
Warrensburg
Northeast High
Kansas City
Iowa
Barry
Hawkeye
University of Southern California
Standin Clubs and League Standings Report
Standin clubs Hengs Hee Mississippi Valley League standings show Dubuque Davenport and Rock Island near .682 to .214 in recent results. National and American League results list Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh and more with yesterday's scores and standings notes for multiple teams.
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Chicago
Phil'phia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsh
Gin'natl
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ginelnmnatt
Phil
Wash’ton
Detroit
Washington
Chicago Philadephia
SBL
Louisville
Ind
Columbua
Loulaville
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolia
Orkansas City
City
Denver
Ero
Wientts
Puebla
Topeka
Des Moines
Omaha
Sigs
Danver
Oklahoma City
Betzel Reinstated After Suspension For Umpire Remark
Chicago May 23 Bruno Betzel manager of the Indianapolis club in the American Association was eligible to return to the field after being reinstated following an indefinite suspension issued last Friday for alleged abuse of an umpire.
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Chicago
U.A
Bruno Betzel
Indianapolis
American Association
Betzel
Davenport Hawks Triumph Over Cedar Rapids 8 5 In Series Finale
The Davenport Hawks beat Cedar Rapids 8 to 5 as they hit ten times for 21 bases. Kernan Benda and Millies homered, Niggeling and Prevost added triples, and Pitcher Niggeling held the line as Serre sprained a leg. Saddle finished at shortstop. The Blue Sox visit for a three game set, while West Union prep team watches.
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Cletus Dixon
Cedar Rapids
Hawks
Hammers
Kernan
Benda
Millies
Mamed
Niggeling
Prevast
Blue Sox
Davenport
Dubuque
Tiboe Serre
Serre
Saddle
Stortstop
Tibbe
John W Niggeling
Mr. Storme
Bunnies
Prevost
Eireutt
Flower
Frost
Prerost
Berres
Grant
Stapleton
Nufer
Pieper
Dempsey
West Union
Worth
Bates
I Flowers
Dees
Nafer
Arteper
Pease Dixon
Rere Serre
Bee Artes Anderson
O. Saddle
Renda
Milles
Ceeter
Werres
Peers
Serra Jn
Cenar Rapids
Waterloo
Niggeting
Homerung
Ker
Nan
Btorme
Prost
Ream
Cedar Rapids & Waterloo
Gregory
Horton Wins French Pro Tour Event in Big Golf Showdown
America's golf sensation Mooro, joined by Smith and Juptin, delivered a stellar finish as Horton clinched the French professional tour title with a 273 total yesterday.
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Horton. Smith
Young Juptin
Mooro
America
Giants Get Even Break in Doubleheader at Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, the Giants split a doubleheader, winning 7 to 3 in 10 innings to avoid last place, after the Robins took the opener 3 to 2. Batteries: Benton Mays Hogan vs O Farrell Dudley Pichtnich. in the second game Fitzsimmons Hogan Oferme Koupa McWeeny Pichtnich.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Giants
Robins
New York
Benton
Mays
Hogan
O'Farrell
Dudley
Pictnich
Fitzsimmons
Oferme Koupa
McWeeny
Salo Holds Lead in Bunion Derby of Pete Gavuzzi
Pecos Fox reports the Bunions Derby racing action with Johnny Gale of Passaic holding a 21 minute 20 second lead over Pete Gavuzzi of England as the 58 mile Kent lap begins. The field tied for fourth after a 39 mile leg, with Giusso Umek's clocking improved to third as Umek finished second.
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Pecos
Fox
Johnny Gale
Passaic
N. J
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Kent
G. Pyle
Lima
Giusso Umek
Umek
Chicago Swimming Champ Seeks Last of Titles
Tonight in Chicago at the Illinois Women s Athletic Club Isabelle Smith, unbeaten in two years, defends her 500 yard Central A A U title against teammate Mary Lou Quinn. National diving favorite is Jane Fauntz in the tow board event.
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Chicago
Isabelle Smith
Illnois Women’s Athletic Club
Miss Smith
Mary Lou Quinn
Central A. A. U
Mary Lou
Jane Fauntz
Lots of Homers The Gulf Stream Blue Ocean Water
A fragment notes the Gulf Stream has blue water while the Arctic Ocean appears green, contrasting two seas. The brief line hints at color descriptions of large oceans without additional context or events.
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Gulf Stream
Arctic Ocean
Aaron Miller Receives Varsity I Club Honor Blanket
Ames May 23 Twenty-one State college varsity athletes will be awarded Cardinal blankets at the Varsity I Club ceremony in State gym. Each blanket features a central I and sport year bars, with the athlete's name woven in a corner. Recipients include Aaron Miller of Waterloo for basketball and others from Davenport Davenport Des Moines and more, spanning track football basketball swimming and cross country with class years listed.
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Courier
Ames, Jr
State College
State Gymnasium
W. W. Bailey
Red Lodge
Mont
Richard Behrens
Davenport
Ivar DB. Butler
Williamseburg
Swimmmig
Sanford
Norman F. Kruse
John W. Kulp
Robert W. Lamson
Fairfield
Laster C. Lande
Northwood
Fred J. Ludwik
Lawton
Fred H. Lutyens
Hull
Aaron Miler
Waterloo
Maxwell
Staver
Waukee
Harald B. Schweppe
Webster City
Carl &. Ours
Creston
Harrison Taylor
Montezuma
Clarence HW. ‘Thompson
Hampton
George M. Willams
Correctionville
Grinnell Defeats Drake In Tennis Meet 5-1
Grinnell College tennis beat Drake University 5 to 1 in Des Moines. Everett won the zone match by defeating Brows 14-12 6-2. Coggeshall beat Brody, and Coggeshall with Stowe won the doubles against Brody and Everett 6-4 2-6 0-.
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Grinnell
Des Moines
U.R
Grinnell College
Drake University
Ackley shooter sets near-perfect score in high wind
In Waterloo Gun Club action at Highway 20 near Ode Rand AveAckley's H A Carstens sank 149 of 150 targets to post a top score of the day. Cedar Rapids Frank Lightner followed with 148. Cedar Rapids H M Cooper and Heaton tied at 147, with details of doubles and handicap events listing numerous shooters from Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Marshalltown and others in a windy registered skeet shoot.
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H. A. Garstens
Ackley
Waterloo Gun Club
Frank Lightner
Cedar Rapids
Carstens
Co. EB
Heaton
H. M. Cooper
Marshalltown
J. J. Faulkes
Sedar Rapids
Gharles Hummel
la Porte City
Lightner
Cooper
Highway No. 20
Oed
Rand
H. A. Carstens
H. T. Shepherd
Waterloo
A. Nauman
P. L. Abbott
Cader Falls
L. J. Richardson
Des Moines
Ntc
G. FE. McGoy
Nic Webber
H. GC. Dixon
Waterloo Reserve
J. Jones
Peasns
Bim Castle
Cherlen City
R. L. Abbott
Cedar Falls
H. OG. Dixon
C. J. Janes
Greene - Tes
Marshlltown
N. Paulzes
Bayd
Dubuque
J. E. McCoy
Him Gastle
Charles City
J. Deck
GW. Howe
Cednar Falls
Nixon
JS. Jones
Greene
G. Nayman
Watertoa
Krause and Mason Fight Draw at Electric Park
In a main eight round bout at Electric Park before about 3,000 fans Krause of Oclweth and Mason of St. Paul fought to a draw with two rounds apiece and two even rounds. The undercard saw Dakota Kid knock out Phil Morrow in four, Joey Conry decision Whitey Dale, and Jack Donald of Waterloo losing a close call to Juan Cordova of St. Paul. The crowd size marked the largest attendance of the year.
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Ray Krause
Oclweth
Wildcat
Eddie Mason
St. Paul
Joey Conry
Whitey Dale
Jack Donald
Waterloo
Juan Cordova
Fights Last Night Report From The Ring
The night’s results include Kid Chocolate of Cuba defeating Fidel Cabarha of Los Angeles. Domi nick Petrone beat Archie Bet in New York, 10 to 1. Tony Ross lost to Archie Bet in Baltimore by foul. Baby Free Quintana of Cuba defeated Paul Porter of New York. Vinca Dundes beat Pat Oilers in Newark by 10.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Fidel Cabarha
Los Angeles
Fete Nebo
Key West
Dominick Petrone
Archie Bet
Brooklyn
Tony Ross
Baltimore
Baby Free
Quintana
Paulle Porter
Newark
N. J
Vinca Dundes
Bilttsmore
Pat Oilers
Brook- Tyn
Prep stars of state enroll in race glassig
Ames Iowa May 23 A total of 495 entrants from 141 high schools join the twenty fourth Iowa High School Athletic Association track and field meet to be held at State College. Preliminary events in the morning with finals at 2 36 pm. Seventeen events including a mile relay are listed. Moulton Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs seeks repeat in 120 yard hurdles while Hendrick Fairfield threatens. Several sprinters hurdlers and distance runners named with times and schools.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Iowa State College
Moulton
Abraham Lincoln High School
Council Bluffs
Hendrick
Fairfield
Bryant
Mason City
Osborne
Perry
Jones
Cedar Falls
Kermey
Rapp
Aurelia
Hemping
Davenport
Reed
Eldora
Hahn
Charles City
Reffery
Oskaloosa
Driscoll
Grinnell
Pulver
Keote
Bain
Washington
Proctor
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Rogers
Jefferson
White
Keota
Rasmus
Meridan
Moore
Becker
Roosevelt High
Des Moines
Bison
Newton
Hiatt
East Des Moines
McGrath
Clarion
Lée
East Waterloo
Holmes
Page
Hogan
Fort Dodge
Fever
Dubuque
Kohl
Douglass
Goeckler
Abraham Tacoln
Bisor
Seymour
Webster
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