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Saturday, May 3, 1919
THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
PAGE THREE
[picture] These Boone Men Did Good Work at the Meet at Drake
RHEINHART IS MAKING GOOD
Former Freshman Pitcher is Playing With St. Louis Cardinals
     Rheinhart, the former freshman pitcher, pitched a game for the St. Louis Cardinals against the Cincinnati team last week. Rheinhart was a star pitcher for Kerwick's freshman team last season.
     "I" men hoped that he would return to school but he preferred the big league job instead. He would have been a valuable asset to Coach Jones' pitching staff had returned for he is making good with the Cardinals this spring.
BASKETBALL STAR ACCEPTS POSITION
     C. R. Berrien, graduated by the engineering college in March, has accepted a position with an electrical firm in Kansas City, Mo. As an athlete, Berrien was one of the best that Iowa ever produced. He played forward for three years on the basketball team and captained the team this past season.
     As a forward Berrien ranked with the best and his floor work and basket shooting were principal factors toward Iowa's success. He made the all-state team easily and also a position on the second all-conference five. Besides being a basketball star, Berrien played football and won his letter in track last spring as a broad jumper.

FAMILIAR SCENES AT THE MEN'S GYMNASIUM
[2 pictures] WRESTLING RANKS HIGH
Sport Has Many Followers Among Men-Iowa Record is Good
     Wrestling is fast coming into prominence at Iowa and promises to be one of the major sports of the Iowa athletic programs, according to sports followers. During the past two years Iowa has had a wrestling team that held its own with the other teams that were met.
     Ames won from the Hawkeyes this winter by a close score. When it is to be considered that the Aggies won from every school they met and by a big margin, it is evident that Coach Schroeder did wonders with his green squad in the short time that he had to train the men.
     In Captain Wagner, Iowa had without doubt the best lightweight man in the west. In his varsity career he was neveh thrown by another conference man. Jensen, a veteran from the 1917 team, came out again this year and proved to be a good man. Although he lost his match at Ames by a decision, he put up one of the best mat exhibitions that Ames followers ever witnessed.
     White, a new man, was the find of the season. In his first match he won from Breedon of Ames who had never been pinned to the mat until he met the Iowa wrestler. Hall and Parrott also developed into good men and will be excellent material for next year. White will also be eligible for next year.

RESULTS OF 1918 INTERSCHOLASTIC FIELD AND TRACK MEET
100 yard dash................Smith, Marshalltown....10 1-5
120 yard hurdles.............A. Devine, West High....:17 3-5
440 yard dash-
1st race...................Walters, Dubuque........ :53
2d race...................McGann, East High.....:53 4-5
220 yard hurdles.............Parker, West High........:27
880 yard run................Brown, Waterloo.....2:07 3-5
220 yard dash...............Smith, Marshalltown......:23.1
Mile run'...................Wharton..............4.04
Pole vault...................Devine, West High............
Discus......................Devine, West High....103.8 1-4
High jump.................Eldridge, Moline..........5.9
Broad jump................Day, Davenport.......19.2 3-8
Shot put....................Devine, West High....39.4 1-4
Mile relay.................West High............3.42 4-5
Half mile relay.............Davenport..........1.37 3-5
NUMBER OF POINTS SCORED
West Des Moines........47
Davenport..............20
Marshalltown...........19
West Waterloo..........17
East Des Moines........16
Dubuque...............11
Cedar Rapids........5 1-2
Moline................5
Cherokee...............3
Marion..............1 1-2

[picture] The West Waterloo Team Which Took a Place in the Drake Relays

     Ruth C. Smith, Tri-Delt, has gone to Ames to attend the Tri-Delt formal this week end.
     Marie Wicke, freshman, is visiting at her home in Cedar rapids.
     Theta Xi entertained at a dance at its chapter house last evening,. Prof. and Mrs. George J. Keller were the chapeons.
     Chaminade Blackford, senior, is visiting at her home in Bonaparte for a few days.
     William and Rudolph Richter are visiting their parents in Davenport.
     Six literary societies will entertain at a joint dance at Majestic hall this evening. Prof. and Mrs. A. O. Thomas and Capt. and Mrs. A. L. Lane will be the chaperons.
     Dr. Horace Husted, principal of the Muscatine high school and a graduate of the college of medicine here, is attending the convention of superintendents and principals.
     Dorothy Messinger, junior is visiting in Des Moines for a few days this week end.
     Marie Harbert, Alpha Xi Delta, is ill at her home in Cedar Rapids.

TENNIS TOURNAMENTS TO BE HELD HERE
Iowa Teams To be Selected From Nine Candidates Who are Most Promising
     Dates of the Chicago and Ames tennis tournaments which will be held at Iowa this year, have not been definitely decided. The events will take place near the close of the school year when the weather conditions are more favorable.
     Two single matches and one double match will be played with Chicago. The four men who will represent Iowa on the courts will be chosen form nine men who have shown up especially well in the tryouts. The men are Brierly, Richards, Lawrence, Walsh, Taintor, Lambert Mott, McCullogh, and Boyson.
     All University students and faculty men are eligible for the school tournament, which will start as soon as the courts are in condition. About twenty entries have registered so far.
     E. G. Schroeder, head of the physical training department of the University, states that if the students are interested, he will gladly arrange a mixed double tournament.

MASS MEET TO BE IN MAY
Schroeder Expects More Than 300 Men to Enter This Year
     Schools of the Big Ten conference held their first mass athletic meet last year. The meet this year will be the last week in May.
     E. G. Schroeder, head of the physical training department, stated that 300 men entered the meet last year, and this year Mr. Schroeder expects a greater number. The records of each man are taken separately and the combined scores of the best 200 men are sent to the conference executive committee in Chicago. The schools winning individual events and the school with the greatest number of points are then announced. A system of per cents for certain times and distances have been worked out so that the relative standing of the schools can be accurately calculated.
     The events will be the 100 yard dash; high jump; broad jump; 50 yard low hurdles; 12 lb. shot put and the mile relay.

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Saturday, May 3, 1919 THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA PAGE THREE [picture] These Boone Men Did Good Work at the Meet at Drake RHEINHART IS MAKING GOOD Former Freshman Pitcher is Playing With St. Louis Cardinals Rheinhart, the former freshman pitcher, pitched a game for the St. Louis Cardinals against the Cincinnati team last week. Rheinhart was a star pitcher for Kerwick's freshman team last season. "I" men hoped that he would return to school but he preferred the big league job instead. He would have been a valuable asset to Coach Jones' pitching staff had returned for he is making good with the Cardinals this spring. BASKETBALL STAR ACCEPTS POSITION C. R. Berrien, graduated by the engineering college in March, has accepted a position with an electrical firm in Kansas City, Mo. As an athlete, Berrien was one of the best that Iowa ever produced. He played forward for three years on the basketball team and captained the team this past season. As a forward Berrien ranked with the best and his floor work and basket shooting were principal factors toward Iowa's success. He made the all-state team easily and also a position on the second all-conference five. Besides being a basketball star, Berrien played football and won his letter in track last spring as a broad jumper. FAMILIAR SCENES AT THE MEN'S GYMNASIUM [2 pictures] WRESTLING RANKS HIGH Sport Has Many Followers Among Men-Iowa Record is Good Wrestling is fast coming into prominence at Iowa and promises to be one of the major sports of the Iowa athletic programs, according to sports followers. During the past two years Iowa has had a wrestling team that held its own with the other teams that were met. Ames won from the Hawkeyes this winter by a close score. When it is to be considered that the Aggies won from every school they met and by a big margin, it is evident that Coach Schroeder did wonders with his green squad in the short time that he had to train the men. In Captain Wagner, Iowa had without doubt the best lightweight man in the west. In his varsity career he was neveh thrown by another conference man. Jensen, a veteran from the 1917 team, came out again this year and proved to be a good man. Although he lost his match at Ames by a decision, he put up one of the best mat exhibitions that Ames followers ever witnessed. White, a new man, was the find of the season. In his first match he won from Breedon of Ames who had never been pinned to the mat until he met the Iowa wrestler. Hall and Parrott also developed into good men and will be excellent material for next year. White will also be eligible for next year. RESULTS OF 1918 INTERSCHOLASTIC FIELD AND TRACK MEET 100 yard dash................Smith, Marshalltown....10 1-5 120 yard hurdles.............A. Devine, West High....:17 3-5 440 yard dash- 1st race...................Walters, Dubuque........ :53 2d race...................McGann, East High.....:53 4-5 220 yard hurdles.............Parker, West High........:27 880 yard run................Brown, Waterloo.....2:07 3-5 220 yard dash...............Smith, Marshalltown......:23.1 Mile run'...................Wharton..............4.04 Pole vault...................Devine, West High............ Discus......................Devine, West High....103.8 1-4 High jump.................Eldridge, Moline..........5.9 Broad jump................Day, Davenport.......19.2 3-8 Shot put....................Devine, West High....39.4 1-4 Mile relay.................West High............3.42 4-5 Half mile relay.............Davenport..........1.37 3-5 NUMBER OF POINTS SCORED West Des Moines........47 Davenport..............20 Marshalltown...........19 West Waterloo..........17 East Des Moines........16 Dubuque...............11 Cedar Rapids........5 1-2 Moline................5 Cherokee...............3 Marion..............1 1-2 [picture] The West Waterloo Team Which Took a Place in the Drake Relays Ruth C. Smith, Tri-Delt, has gone to Ames to attend the Tri-Delt formal this week end. Marie Wicke, freshman, is visiting at her home in Cedar rapids. Theta Xi entertained at a dance at its chapter house last evening,. Prof. and Mrs. George J. Keller were the chapeons. Chaminade Blackford, senior, is visiting at her home in Bonaparte for a few days. William and Rudolph Richter are visiting their parents in Davenport. Six literary societies will entertain at a joint dance at Majestic hall this evening. Prof. and Mrs. A. O. Thomas and Capt. and Mrs. A. L. Lane will be the chaperons. Dr. Horace Husted, principal of the Muscatine high school and a graduate of the college of medicine here, is attending the convention of superintendents and principals. Dorothy Messinger, junior is visiting in Des Moines for a few days this week end. Marie Harbert, Alpha Xi Delta, is ill at her home in Cedar Rapids. TENNIS TOURNAMENTS TO BE HELD HERE Iowa Teams To be Selected From Nine Candidates Who are Most Promising Dates of the Chicago and Ames tennis tournaments which will be held at Iowa this year, have not been definitely decided. The events will take place near the close of the school year when the weather conditions are more favorable. Two single matches and one double match will be played with Chicago. The four men who will represent Iowa on the courts will be chosen form nine men who have shown up especially well in the tryouts. The men are Brierly, Richards, Lawrence, Walsh, Taintor, Lambert Mott, McCullogh, and Boyson. All University students and faculty men are eligible for the school tournament, which will start as soon as the courts are in condition. About twenty entries have registered so far. E. G. Schroeder, head of the physical training department of the University, states that if the students are interested, he will gladly arrange a mixed double tournament. MASS MEET TO BE IN MAY Schroeder Expects More Than 300 Men to Enter This Year Schools of the Big Ten conference held their first mass athletic meet last year. The meet this year will be the last week in May. E. G. Schroeder, head of the physical training department, stated that 300 men entered the meet last year, and this year Mr. Schroeder expects a greater number. The records of each man are taken separately and the combined scores of the best 200 men are sent to the conference executive committee in Chicago. The schools winning individual events and the school with the greatest number of points are then announced. A system of per cents for certain times and distances have been worked out so that the relative standing of the schools can be accurately calculated. The events will be the 100 yard dash; high jump; broad jump; 50 yard low hurdles; 12 lb. shot put and the mile relay. [advertisement] IT'S A MISTAKE to think that you must buy shoes at a certain price. The price you pay may seem economy to you, but in reality, it may be false economy. Pay the price that will give you shoes of known value and you will get double the amount of service with better fit. When you buy the next pair try- A. M. EWERS & CO. 101 SOUTH CLINTON STREET The Corner Shoe Store