Bunnies Rally to Beat Dubuque Tigers in Ten Frames 10-9
Bill Mizeur and Phil Seghi powered the Bunnies with clutch hits while Nub Kleinke shut the door in relief. Senne’s tenth inning Texas leaguer capped a dramatic 10-9 victory over the Dubuque Tigers, as Dubuque pitchers faltered with key misplays and timely hits.
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Bill Mizeur
Phil Seghi
Senne
Nub Kleinke
Bunnies
Dubuque Tigers
Bunny
Myers
Hawley
Hace
Tony Simson
Tigers
Dubuque
Corbelli
Seghi
Redmond
Speran
Aizear
Big Bill
Genne
Corbell
Bloébaum
Berey
Brahn
Mizcur
Baumgartner
Sims
DuDugue
Kleinke
Esrey
Mizeur
Texas
McSwain
Kreinke
Schrall
Stehno
Indian star leads field in Olympic decathlon events
Angeles AP reports United States contenders Wilson Cavies and Gmelin Tadlan pace the decathlon field with strong performances. Tadlan ran the 400 meters in 51.2 seconds to finish fourth in his event.
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Angeles
Wilson Cavies
Gmelin Tadlan
United States
Priay
God of Bie
Sind
U S Track Team Dominates With 181 Point Lead
The United States extended its Olympic track dominance in Los Angeles as Finland chased behind. Billy Carr and Blazin Ben Eastman supplied many points while Lehtinen won the 5 000 meters for Finland. Current standings list the United States at the top with 161 points, followed by Finland and Great Britain with 49 and 33 points respectively.
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Los Angeles
America
Finland
Billy Carr
Blazin
Ben Eastman
United States
Lehtinen
Hill
Great Britain
Japan
Canada
Ireland
Italy
Sweden
South Africa
Poland
France
New Zealand
Latvia
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Keokuk and Red Oak Reach Finals In Legion Ball Meet
Ames AP Keokuk and Red Oak advance to the junior Legion championship of Iowa after semifinal wins. Red Oak defeated Cedar Rapids 3 to 0 in the first game and Keokuk beat Ames 11 to something as Smith pitched for Red Oak was the standout of the day.
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Keokuk
Red Oak
TRIBE
Cleveland
Red Sox
Mel Harder
Morgan
Mangin And Wood To Fight It Out For Tennis Title
Gregory Mangin of Newark and Sid ney Wood advanced to the Meadow Club final in Southampton New York for a title match set after both won semifinals. Mangin beat Clifford Sutter in four sets and Wood defeated David N Jones to reach the championship.
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Mangin
Wood
Southampton
N.Y
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Sidney Wood
Meadow Club
Seabright
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Understanding the swing pace in early golf technique
The article explains how proper propulsion in golf comes from a natural pendulum like backswing. It stresses avoiding rushing, finding your own natural pace, and letting the arms and club swing smoothly in a practiced path. It notes top positions vary by player and emphasize gradual wind up.
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Aoe
Bargain Night At Bunny Park Opens Series Offer
Bargain prices prevail tonight at Bunny Park as Skip Speran's clan tangles with Du Duque in game two of the current set. Admission is twenty five cents with women at five cents and twenty five cents extra for grandstand. Federal tax will be paid by the club as Saturday bargain nights continue.
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Bunny Baseball
Speran
du Duque
The
Bunny
Unemployed Team Opens Season With 8-5 Win at Marion
The Cedar Rapids based unemployed men baseball club opened its season by defeating Marion 8 to 5 on Friday. White and Miller powered the unemployed battery in the win. The team travels to North Liberty Sunday and invites other clubs to schedule games at 2-5562.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
White
Miller
North Liberty
Olympic Swim Trials Hit Tanks For Tryouts In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Olympic swimming trials opened with 100 meter free style events for men and women, the 200 meter breaststroke for women, and two water polo matches. Eleven nations entered the 100 meters with preliminaries and semifinals to be followed by finals on Sunday. Helene Madison leads the women's 100 meters with twenty entries from ten countries, while Eleanor Garatti Saville and Jose McKim are among U S favorites.
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Los Angeles
INS
Johnny Weissmullar
Sun- Helene Madison
America
Eleanor Garatti Saville
Jose‘McKim
Weissmuller
Mrs Frances Repp Sets Waverly Golf Record
Mrs Francis Drake Repp posted a new women’s course record at Waverly City Golf Course on Saturday, enhancing the club’s history with a standout performance.
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Frances Repp
New Waverly
Waverly
Waverly City
Francis Drake Repp
All Teams Busy Sunday In Eastern Iowa League
Mason City reports Arleigh Eddie of Clear Lake aced the 12th hole at the American Legion course Friday. The Eastern Town league schedule lists St Calamus Clarence at Wheatland Oxford Junction at Dixon and Bennett at Massillon.
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Iowa
St Calamus Clarence
Wheatland
Oxford Junction
Dixon and Bennett
Massillon
Mason City
Arleigh Eddie
Clear Lake
American Lapion
Olympic Heroes Highlight Latest Games Los Angeles
Olympic coverage notes new champions in Los Angeles with profiles of standout athletes making headlines. The report emphasizes rising stars and notable performances across events and venues.
Giants edge Cardinals as Walker loses no-hitter
Bill Walker allowed two homers in the fifth inning as the Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 2 for their fifth straight win. Ray Blades and Jimmy Wilen homered for St. Louis. The Giants scored four runs in the fourth and added two in the eighth off Derringer.
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NEW York
Bill Walker
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Blades
Jimmy Wilen
Walker
English
Jonghly
Derringer
Bill Terry Wipled
ST. Louis
American Places Second In Olympic Foils Event
Gustavo Marzi of Livourne Italy won the Olympic individual men's foils title in fencing. An American, Joseph Levis of Boston, placed second, marking the highest Olympic finish for the United States in this event.
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Los Angeles
Gustavo Marzi
Livourne
Italy
Priday
Joseph L
Levis
Boston
Zuber Missing Packers Fall 5-4 to Penickmen
In a close M and J league game Friday, Penickmen edged the Packers 5 to 4 as Ford and Perick led the winners. Zuber sprained his ankle Friday and will miss about a week. Barta replaced him on mound duties. The Packers productions lagged with Zuber out and Kimball sidelined, but they scored in the second and forced a late contest.
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Bill Euler
Packers
Zuber
Penick
Ford
Sinclair Company
Kimball
Barta
Priday
Cid Ook
Perick
Barte
Bousek
Waterloo
Moline
Wally Laszkowski
Patchett
Chamberslain
Parker
Miner
United States Defeats Canada in Sword Event at Olympics
In Los Angeles the U S defeated Canada 14 to 2 in the swords event of the fencing competition. American team members included Lieut. George Calnan Lieut. Gustave Hess Frank S Righeimer Curtis C Shears Tracy Josephakl and Miguel A De Caprilles. The Canadians were eliminated from the tournament.
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Los Angeles
United States
Canada
George Calnan
Gustave Hess
Frank S. Righeimer
Curtis C. Shears
Tracy Jo~seckel
Miguel A. de Caprilles
Tiger Pitcher Near Hall of Fame Sparks Detroit Win
Davis Harris of the Washington Senators came in as a pinch hitter in a 13 to 0 victory over Detroit. Bridges had retired 26 straight before Harris singled, then Rice fielded the grounder for the final out as Detroit’s pitcher kept a no-hit bid.
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Bridges
Harris
Detroit
Davis Harris
Washington Senators
Tommy Bridges
Washington
Rice
Davis
Burlington Bows To Blues 6 10 3
Davenport nips Burlington 6 to 5 as Schinski delivers a perfect ninth inning bunt to score Linke the winning run. Linke credited with the save after relief duty for Newton. Bees, Sox, and Baseball action highlighted another Cedar area set of results with Waterloo, Moline, and Rock Island also in play.
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Burlington
Schinski
Linke
Newton
Trosky and Jackson
The
Bees
Sueme
Sox
Penn Star Sets World Mark To Beat Eastman
Bill Carr won the 400 meter final in a world record 46.2 seconds upsetting Ben Eastman, as Lauri Lehtinen edged Ralph Hill in the 5,000 meters amid a disputed finish. Lehtinen was criticized for blocking Hill, but officials declared his victory while questioning fairness.
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OS Angeles
Olympic Arena
Bill Carr
Ben Eastman
Lauri Lehtinen
Finland
Ralph Hill
Carr
Eastman
Hill
Lehtinen
Ceremany
Holz
Gustavus T. Kirby
United States
J. 8. Edstrom
Sweden
International Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Mr. Hill
Jay Pin
Gatzling Fieiben
Art
U.S. i
Weltgen
Siete Arias
Tinen
Germany
Emia Zine
Jacobs and Harper Reach Maidstone Final in Tennis
In Maidstone club invitation action at East Hampton North Carolina Miss Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California defeated Joan Ridley of England 10 8 2 6 3 in a semifinal ensuring an all California final with Mrs Harper another semifinal winner over Miss Cruickshank The match featured Jacobs neat cut shots overheads and varied drives while Harper fought off strong forehand exchanges to advance.
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East Hampton
N. C
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Jacobs
Harper
Virginia Hilleary
Dorothy’ Andrus
Stamford
Strious Suche
Boston
Maytag Reaches Semi Finals In Broadmoor Meet
L B Maytag of Newton Iowa advanced to the Broadmoor invitation golf semifinals in Colorado Springs after defeating King Francis Fleming of Colorado Springs. Nathan Grimes of Denver fell 4 and 2 to Homer Van Zandt of Dallas in a separate match.
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Colo
L. B. Maytag
Newton
King Francis Fleming
Colorado ‘Springs
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Homer van Wigan van Zande
Tulse
Guettel
Kansas
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