Iowa Bids for Big Ten Life on Faculty Control Promise
Iowa City officials push faculty control of intercollegiate athletics as a condition for rejoining the Big Ten after last week’s ouster. The athletic council vows full faculty oversight, pledging cooperation with President Jessup and new director E H Lauer, while alumni reps’ status is unresolved. Major Griffith issued a statement detailing the council’s responsibility and standards.
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Iowa
Afmifst
FANE
Iowa City
uUpon
University of Down
Big Ten
Athletic Council
John J. Griffith
George A. Goodenough
University of Ilinois
Western Conferents
Goodenough
Tenodis
Walter A. Jessup
Jessup
E. H. Lauer
Lauer
Paul E. Belting
Grifith
Griffith
Wich
University of Iowa Athletic Council
Alumni Association
Callahan Retains Title After Brutal Bout With Mahan
Los Angeles May 26 Mushy Callahan defended the junior welterweight crown by beating Fred Dummy Mahan in a rough two and a half rounds. Callahan scored a knockdown and sent Mahan to the canvas three times before a towel was thrown in by Mahan’s seconds, ending the bout.
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Los Angeles
Mushy
Callahan Sill
Fred
Mahan
Gaughan
Columbus
Bvice
Desf
Baseball Standings and Scores From Multiple Leagues
A condensed recap of yesterday’s results and current records across the Mississipp y Valley League, National League, American League, and related associations. Teams including Burlington Keokuk Cedar Rapids Dubuque Davenport Rock Island Moline and others show wins losses and winning percentages alongside scattered notes on schedules and standings.
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Mississippy Valley League
W. L. Pet
Dubuque
AUDI
Island
Burlton
Govenport
Waterloo
Keokuk
Molino
sDubuque
Rock Island
Moline
W. L
Ww. L. Pet
Chisago
N. York
Pittsburgh Ji
Boston
Ald
Bt. Laws
Brooklyn
Philadel
Cm’natt
New York
Crooklyn
Philadelphia Pieteeparen
Chicago
Pet
jCleveland
Loula
Detroit
Aes
Cleveland
Cece
Metroit
Washington American Association
Ind'apolis
Columbus
PAW
Wanker Indianapolla
Columpus
Minnasapalla
Louisville
Toledo
Pueblo
Omaha
Topeka
Wichita
Esterday
Oklahoma City
Iowa schools banished from Valley and Big Ten
The piece compares Drake Grinnell and Washington U against Missouri Valley and Iowa State, noting how surprise expulsions mirror earlier moves. It argues decisive private meetings undermine amateur sport values, urging open policy and adherence to sportsmanship to preserve college athletics.
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Tews University
Drake and Grinnell
Washington University
St. Louis
Oklahoma Aggies
Missouri Valley
Iowa University
Iowa
Towa University
Towa State College
Drake University
Grinnell
Iowa State
Drake
Washington
Oklhams Aggies
Towa
France
Altho
Actiow
Millon Dolar
Missouri Valley Conference
Big Ten
Eunioneers Run in Triple Draw for First Place
Las Crises New Mexico May 28 Deming 69 miles from here was the objective of GC C Pyle sunion boys today. Yesterday's lap from Tas o Texas ended in the first three cornered tie for first place since the long race started. Johnny Salo Pas saie Pete Gavazal Sam Richman ran the 44 miles in 5 59 10.
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Las Crises
N. M
Deming
GC. C. Pyle
Sunion Boys
Taso
Tex
Johnny Salo
Passaie
N. J
Pete Gavazal
England
Sam Richman
New York
Salo
Gavazal
Hawks and Dubuque Play Double Holiday Games Here Tomorrow
Hawks rise from second division to near first place and host Dubuque in a two game holiday doubleheader at Mississippi Valley league park. Prince and Beck er expected in first games. Lobdell to start second. Hawks aim for third straight win after taking series from the Tigers and Dubuque. Vick, a rookie, starts the finale in a 7 3 victory.
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Hawks
Dubuque
Mississippi Valley League Park
Waterloo
Garden
Prince
Crege Becker
Ralph Lobdell
Tibbe Serre
Vick
Dixon
Tripkosh
Bud
Berries
Sippi
Apm
Abrapoar
Frost
Kernan
Benda
Starme
Prevost
Nienling
Ss Berres
Thepellman
Wick
Aiuege
Ss Sorraw
Garick
If Brock
Ith Russel
Meyers
Tripkosa
P Sarland
Trtalyy
Waterton
Baer Alls
Russell
Glorme
Pre Rok
Spellman
Shock
Gorlick
Garland
Wid Pileh
Tripkesh
Tripkeah
Gar
Automobile 500 Mile Race Qualifying In Indianapolis
Thirty three of the world's fastest cars tuned up for the seventeenth annual 500 mile race in Indianapolis. Clit Bergere set a 103 mph pace in darkness to win the last starting spot, with CHI Woodbury on pole and Tecon Duray beside him. The field features international entrants and a shift away from single seater to larger two seater cars in coming years.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clit Hergere
Los Angeles
Zeke Meyers
Philadelphia
Bam Greco
Scranton
Olttain Bergere
Chi Woodbury
Chicago
Tecon Duray
Ralph Hepburn
Babe Stapp
Peter de Paolo
Ray Keech
Ernest Triplett
Bly Arnold
Lou Meyer
Highgate
Cal
Deacon Litz
DuBois
Fred Winnai
Russell Snowberger
Tony Gullota
Kansas City
Bill Spence
Lou Moore
Fred Frame
Philip Pardee
Jimmy Gleason
Wesley Crawford
Louis Chiron
Paris
France
Jules Moriceau
Johnny Seymour
Escanaba
Mich
Peter Kreis
Knoxville
Tenn
Phil
Red) Shaffer
Flint
Dallas
Tex
Bob McDonough
San Francisco
Carl Marchese
Milwaukee
Frank Farmer
Herman Schurch
Hollywood
Wiliam Gardner
East Liberty
Frank Brisco
Ricliffe Decker
Staten Island
Albert Karnetz
Detroit
Cif Bergere
Upper Iowa Nine Faces Busy Card with Three Games
Upper Iowa schedules three baseball games next week facing Iowa State college Coe and Luther May 30 June 1 and June 3 at Decorah and local college diamond. Pitching star likely to see action with Kiple trying mound duty while Dundee defeats Lawless in Cleveland boxing page.
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Courier Special Service
Fayette
Upper Iowa
Iowa State College
Coe
Luther
Norsemen
Decorah
Derman
Feacocks
Kiple
Yost Retires as Michigan Coach for Good
Fielding H. Yost, longtime Michigan athletics chief and football coach, announces permanent retirement. He states he will never coach again under any condition after confirming the decision at Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Yost
Elten
Tad
Weiman Likely Not Return to Football Coaching Staff
Yost stated coaching plans for football have not been completed and expect to finish soon. He declined comment when Dr. John W. Wilce, retired Ohio State coach, was mentioned as a possible name.
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Weiman
Yost
John W. Wilce
Ohio State
Records Fall At Iowa City Track Meet Predictions
Dean of Traer and Bisom of Newton sped to marks surpassing the university meet record in the quarter mile at the state meet last Saturday. Names like Kittrell, Moulton, and Campis appear, with Newton’s relay team and Campis of Rockford aiming to crack relays and mile records. Coach Sarff will take seven Old Rose athletes to Iowa City, including Kittrell and Watson, while Moore and Templeton miss the trip.
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Courier
Towa City
University of Iowa
Dean
Traer
Bisom
Newton
Arlo Wilson
Iowa City
Kittrell
West Waterloo
Moulton
Abraham Lincoln
Rockford
McTlrath
Grinnell
Royt
Greenfield
Bvetingham
Fort Madison
Davis
Ostroll
Ridgeway
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Cozine
Univarsky
High
A. Wilson
Cunet
Clarinda
Aeckiner
West Waterigo
Carenl
Ellmwood
Panhorst
St. Clair
Schmid Dysart
Webster Groves
Rinelert
Nelson
Clearfield
Boedell
Andriosa
Sarff
Ralph Sarff
Rose
Keith Kittrell
Oris Watson
Harold Thompson
Sandhagen
Middleton
Gragy
Stevenson
Hermes Trip
Tom Moore
Edwin Templeton
Dash
Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
An array of boxing results from Champaign to New York shows fighters like Les Mariner, Rosates, and Callahan prevailing or knocking out opponents such as Mike Mandell and Fred Mahan. Other bouts feature Church Wiggins and Leo Lomski with wins or outpoints, highlighting a busy night across clubs and venues.
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Frasa
Champaign
Les Mariner
Chicago
Lee
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Milan
Rosy Rosates
Cleveland
Mike Mandell
St. Paul
Mushy Callahan
San Francisco
Fred Dummy" Mahan
Columbus
Indianapolis
Church Wiggins
Big Boy
Petereson
Portland
Ore
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Yale Okun
New York
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Yulius Caes&r
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Voliogs
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Thesstro
Ted Weinman
Fielding Yest
Patterson
Hey City
Waterlowans
Hawks and Dubuque
Becker
Lobdell
Storme
Bill Speas
Gabesausa
Nile
Indiana
Hawk
St. John’s
Our Lady of Victory
Vince Dundee
U.P
Baltimore
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
N. Y
Dick Ramies
Farmer Joe Cooper
Terre Haute
West Union High School
Dows
L. M. Becker
West Union School
Owen Snively
Edward Willenberg
Elwood Windhurst
John Roach
Merlin Plang
Leo Wagner
Carrol Grimes
Burdette Carroll
Even Fuller
Leland
Michigan
John Wilce
International News Service
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Endrick
Louis Nac
Stephenson
Grantham
Pittsburgh
Foxx
Ats Cochrane
Phila
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Johnson
Jamienon
Kress
By. Louis
San Felice
Mudstee
Hess
Saeed Revervrel
Martin Brosco
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