Open League Softball Plans For Season Start
The Softball Association prepares for opening day with a 20 game schedule running into September. Umpire chief Tom McAllen returns, eligibility checks to curb ineligible players, and a new transfer rule enforced by executive action. Schedules drawn April 22 before opening day. Cedar Bopics district hosts state leagues and city teams compete for county honors.
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L. ML Duncan
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Rar Dubber
Sac Kenneth McGuire
Secreery
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Tom McAllen
Dias
River Nanegers
Qutra and Thomson To Play Here At Kenmore Golf
Cedar Rapids area golf pageant heats up as Ohn Date, renowned open champion, and partner Jimmy Thomson prepare 18 hole exhibition matches at Kenmore amid spring course upgrades. Tees, bunkers, and approaches are being revamped while clubhouse facilities await favorable weather and May operations.
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Ne- Hinttons
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Ohn
Jimmy Thomson
Los Angeles
Duwa
Thomson
Tate
Renmore
AMNI
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de Marteleere
Saukie
Rock Island
Charles Burkhart
Kenmore
Sirs Burkert
Illinois Beats Ohio State Nine to Five in Opener
Illinois defeated Ohio State nine to five in Champaign in a Big Ten baseball opener. Hale Swanson pitched well for Illinois, limiting the Buckeyes to three hits, including a homer by John Proscuyak. Ohio State’s offense totaled two runs on two walks and eight hits.
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Illinois
Ohio State
Champaign II
Mlinois
Hale Swanson
Buckeyes
John Proscuyak
Peters
Ian
Snots
Morer
Rune
George Dawson Wins Midwest Amateur Golf Meet
George Dawson of Chicago captured his third straight Midwest Amateur Golf Championship at French Lick Indiana by carding 71 for the final 18 holes and finishing the 36 hole event at 146 three strokes ahead of Wilford Webb of Racine Wisconsin. Webb led after the first 18 holes with 73. Mrs Harley Higbie of Detroit won the women's section with a low gross score of 93 95 188.
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French Lick
Ind
George Dawson
Chicago
Wilford Webb
Racine
Wis
Webbe
Wehrle
Harley Higbie
Detroit
White Sox defeat Bruins 3 to 2 in tight finish
In a tense game the White Sox edged the Bruins 3 2 with Foxx hitting two homers and Finney, Moses, Berry, Coleman contributing. Benton and Jorgens paired on the mound for a pitching duel, while Cetin earned the win and Collins took the loss as umpires Wasser and Stark watched.
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Hooks
Moses
Finney
Cramer
Berry
Newsome
Coleman
Moore
Foxx
Cain
Benson
Athletics
Collizs
Benton
Bowman
Nareta
Jorgens
Nits
Colliza
Cats
Marcum
Wie
Cetin
Collins
Mel Almada
Kansas City
Boston
Alvin
Jake) Powell
Albany
Washington
Roy
Beau) Bell
Galveston
St. Louis
White Sox
Ray Radcliff
Louisville
Vernon (George) Washington
Indianapolis
al Simmons
Wally Moses
Hardy Hombres Headline This Week's Program
The Coliseum card features Cliff Olson and Sun Jennings in a fireworks filled show though none are title contenders. Olson impressed the local crowd with a 30 minute draw against Jack Zarnas last Thursday, dominating much of the action and pushing Zarnas to seek cover in the final minutes.
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Jennings
Hal Rumberg
Rumberg
Frankie French
Renwick
Iowa
Nazarian
American Legion
Cliff Olson
Sun Jennings
Jack Zarnas
Zarnas
Dogs Train to Lay Signal Wire in War Zones
During the World War era dogs were trained to lay signal wires through dangerous zones aiding communications. Trainers emphasized discipline and reliability as these canines navigated desolate fronts to establish crucial lines of contact.
Cedar Rapids Club Rescues Game Fish Near Chain Lakes
Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration club reports nearly five hundred game fish rescued from ponds and bayous near Chain lakes during April. Fish were netted and placed in the Cedar River in two life saving trips amid high water and cold spawning conditions. Members plan more operations, seek unused five gallon cream cans for transport, and aim for a permanent headquarters with May meetings at the Moose hall.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Sernes
State Fish and Game Commission
Prairie Creek
Throweh
Charles Kasek
Kenek Kleentric Company
Lan Lagan
Rested
Sporturen
Atry Ponds
Linn
Crimity
Mount Vernon
Leo Logan
Jack Townsend
Chuck Kosek
Leonard Walker
Howard Walsh
Joe Dostal
Moose Hall
Notable trout catches in Cedar Rapids area last week
Max Fry of Cedar Rapids landed a 19% inch rainbow at Spring Branch near Manchester on Monday. Frank Hefron of Marion caught a brown trout April 6, about a quarter inch shorter. Both fish weighed near three pounds, with worms used as bait.
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Max Fry
Cedar Rapids
Spring Branch
Manchester
Frank Heffron
Marion
Bass catching by fly rod near Cedar Rapids described
Fred Payneer prefers casting for smallmouth bass within sixty miles of Cedar Rapids using a fly rod. He fished Washington and Oregon streams for trout, but not Iowa. His best bass was 22 and a half inches, weight five pounds seven ounces, caught in the Cedar River north of Palo in October 1928 with a Col. Fuller fly. Lou Dennis shared the trip. The piece invites readers to submit fishing yarns and photos to The Gazette sports department.
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Fred Payneer
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Oregon
Iowa
Cedar River
Palo
Col. Fuller
Lou Dennis
Fred
Italian City Rome Largest City in Italy Population 972000
The article notes Rome has a population of 972 000 and is described as the largest city in Italy. It mentions names and teams in an odd exhibition baseball context with fragmented OCR data. The readable fact emphasizes Rome’s population and status.
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Rome
Italy
Rookie Crop Plentiful In Majors This Season
EW YORK AP Major leagues open 1933 pennant campaigns with one of the largest rookie contingents in years. Dozens of hopefuls join lineups. many debut at first base while outfields favor rookies across both leagues. Teams like Reds, Braves, Cubs, Cardinals, Giants, and Yankees rely on new talent, with notable debuts from Mize, Cavarretta, Hooks, Dahlgren, Mueller, and Ruth in their new leagues.
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New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Watson Clark
van Mungo
Johnny Babich
Bob Logan
Iy Gomez
Red Ruffing
Force
EW York
Cincinnati
Chuck Dressen
Johnny Mize
Rochester
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Phil Cavaretta
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Danny Connie Mack
Jimmie Foxx
Alex Hooks
Tulsa
Athletics
Ellsworth
Babe) Dahlgren
San Francisco Missions
Boston Red Sox
Clarence (Heinie) Mueller
Buffalo
Jack Burns
Browns
Reds
Mize
Alex Kampouris
Lew Riggs
Billy Myers
Ival Goodman
Braves
Babe Ruth
Joe Coscarart
Seattle
Les Mallon
Rabbit Maranville
Terry Moore
Cardinals
Columbus
Stanley (Frenchy) Bordagaray
Philadelphia
Dino Chiozza
Stan Sperry
Art Bramhall
Joe Boland
Morris Arnovich
Pirates
Giants
Hank Leiber
California Bear Track Team Defeats Michigan in Dual Meet
California’s Golden Bears defeated Michigan 76 to 54 at Berkeley in a dual meet. Wills Ward, Michigan star, scored 17 points in four events to win meet honors, winning the hurdles in 14.8 seconds amid a damp wind on a soggy track.
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Calif
University of California
Golden Bear
Middle West
Michigan University
California
Wills Ward
Michigan
Tom Moore
Ward
Luther Defeats Carleton College Nine 11 to 4
Decorah AP Luther opened with 11 runs in six innings to defeat Carleton College 11 to 4. Grangaard started Luther’s scoring with a single and later scored on Nelson’s hit as Luther raced ahead. Matteson Raudenbush Lunder Raabe Bergan and Munch Olmetm contributed in the early offensive burst while Carleton scored two in the seventh and two in the eighth.
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Luther
Carleton College
Grangaard
Nelson
Carleton
Sie
Matteson
Raudenbush
Lunder
Raabe
Bergan
Munch
Olmetm
Tire replacement trends cut tire needs by nearly fourfold
Thirty years ago the average motorist needed four replacement tires a year. Today he requires only 1 to 1.4 new tires a year.
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Francis Presler
Leo Baughman
George Shimek
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