Dutra and Goggin Reach P G A Round Two
Olin Dutra and Will Goggin advance in the National P G A championship after the first round of 36 hole matches at Blue Mound Golf Club Wauwatosa Wisconsin Goggin defeats Diegel 4 and 3 and posts five under par for 33 holes Sarazen Runyan Clark Picard Revolta and Dutra post strong showings with notable scores Runyan shoots 66 and wins 6 5 while Clark and Picard also win their matches Revolta eliminates Gerlak and Dutra defeats Myles 4 and 3
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Sarazen
Runyan
Picard
Clark
Par
Farrell
Sue Mound Country Club
Wauwatosa
Wis
Olin Dutra
Brentwood Heights
Calif
Feer
Blue Mound
Scotland
St Andrews
Willie Goggin
Senda' Beach
Gene Sarazen
Miami
Fia Henrys Picard
Charleston
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
Johnny Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Diegel
Lro Diege
Detroit
Goggin
P. G
Burt
Vincent Eldred
Pittsburgh
Alex Gerlak
Catskill
Plasca Tis
Obn Dutra
Frank Walsh
Reggie Myles
Ashland O
Little Paul Runyan
N. Y
al Houghton
Washington
Rap
Horton Smith
Chicago
Henry Picard
Willie Kieth
East Williston
Vavra and Chase Fail to Qualify in Chicago Qualifier
Johnny Vavra, Cedar Rapids hopeful, failed to break into the 19 low scorers at Bob-O-Link Chicago sectional qualifying. He shot 78 and 81 to finish 159, two strokes above the cutoff. Iowa will still be represented by Pete Jordan and Denmar Miller, both Des Moines competitors, with 151 and 154 totals respectively.
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Johnny Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Cincinnati
Chicago
Vavra
State of
Iowa
Pete Jordan
Denmar Miller
Des Moines
Hal Chase
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bob McCrary
Otars Advance In Rye Net Tourney
In the Eastern Turf Court tennis tournament third round and quarter finals were set for both men and women. Notable matches featured Cliff Sutter of New Orleans defending against Berkeley Bell of Texas, and John Van Ryn of East Orange facing S Davenport of New York. Women’s quarterfinals included Josephine Cruickehawk of California versus Joan Ridey Lue, and Freda Jaies England against Dorothy Rerod Enet. Local qualifiers included Branew Ouimet of Boston and Bully Howell of Richmond VA.
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RYE
NY Tins
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Berkeley Bell
Texas
Keith Gledhill
California
Karl Kamrath
T Texas
Gregor
Mangin
Newark
N. J
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Jack Tidball
Los Angeles
Martyn Buxles
Sidney Wood
New York
John McDiarmid
John van Ryn
East Orange
St. Davenport
Lester Stoefen
Joseph Couglain
George Lott
Chicago
J. Gilbert Hall
New Jersey
Josephine Cruickehawk
Joan Ridev Lue
Freda Jaies Eneland
Dorothy Rerod Enet
Elizabeth Deike Catformia
Mary Heeley Eneland
Awe Francois Otonce N J
Mae Cemirser
Wochita Kan
Jean Burett
Canada Wood
van Ren
Gadus TB
Gatert Halensy Paper Wood
Bryan Rat
Aatta Wood
Wanchester Cubs Lose Two Kittenball Tilts
Wanchester Cubs fall in two kittenball games at Calyrmibus Junction as Burlington records a 3 run win. Weather and miscues limit Cubs offense while Burlington seizes early leads and holds on for the set.
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Wanchester Cubs
Wellman Golf Team Beats Kalona 27 to 23
Wellman golfers defeated Kalona by 27 to 23. The report notes Wellman team member Piimber was runner-up with a hoon, and mentions related play and standings from the match.
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Wellman
Kalona
Apetier Wellman
Eam Piimber
Frank Wyhott Files Intention to Marry
Franks Wyhott announces his intention to wed in the near future. The notice appears in local columns with brief details and the expected household arrangements.
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Frank Wyhott
Sports Clash Roundup Skimmed From Distorted Cards
Des Moines results show Le Grone defeating Muse Smith while Chicago topples Carter Mer t 4. In Seattle Tacoma sees Steele stop Petraltette. New York card lists Rosenbloom and Gorilla Jones among others with scattered results.
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Associated
Pre&cuno AG Daddtie Toneeth
Chicaroe
Prikee Woottan
Moines
Himamv le Grone
Des Moines
Muse Smith
Gunahba
Seattel Wash
Predidie Steele
Tacoma
Frankie Petraltette
New York
Tos Angetes
Maale Rosenbloom
Chatather
Akron
Gorilla Jones
Veart Whitehead
Santa Monica
Cail
Dren
Oskatloosa and Po Jack Cabber in main event at show
Oskatloosa faces Po Jack Cabber as St Paul athlete Mike Gabe prays after the da tiraGg dto de feat Crenree Kerrie. Omaha appears in the lead up to the main event on Tuesday night at the closing show.
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Oskatloosa
Jack Cabber
St Paul
Mike Gabe
Crenree Kerrie
Omaha
Standings and results across major leagues and associations
The standings show American League leaders with Washington and New York near the top, followed by Cleveland and Philadelphia. Boston Detroit St Louis trail. Wednesday results include Washington defeating New York and Boston over Philadelphia. Upcoming games list Detroit at Chicago and Washington at Boston among others. National League leaders include New York St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with Chicago and Cincinnati mid-pack. American Association and Mississippi Valley summaries present team records and yesterday schedules with several doubleheaders and results.
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Washinton
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Detroit
St Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicaco
St. Louis
Nine Seniors Return for Iowa U Gridiron Squad
IOWA CITY (UP) among 28 returning intercollegiate experienced players nine are seniors and eighteen major letter winners. Tullio Della-Vedexsa of Ottumwa plans to return this fall after leaving street in 1931 with one year of competition remaining. Other veterans named include Nugnis and Parenee News Atman, with several seniors from Colfax and Ames listed among the returning roster as fall practice begins September 15.
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Iowa City
University of Iown
Hawkeye
Tullio Della- Sedova
Rom Ottumwa
Dela-Vedexsa
Havnese
Nugnis
Garv
Miss Robinson 77 Equals Course Mark In Golf Match
Miss Lucile Robinson 22 from Des Moines Iowa equalled the Western amateur course record of 77 to defeat Mrs Lil Nan Zech Chicago 7 and 6 in a second round match. Robinson finished the round to crack par 78 amid a large gallery, with five birdies on her card. Mrs Helen Lawson Los Angeles advanced, while Mrs O S Hill Kansas City was eliminated by Mrs Gregory Lifar Los Angeles. Quarterfinal pairings list Lifar vs Weiller, Robinson vs Lawson, Jones vs Abbott, Armstrong vs Van Wie.
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Chicago
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Lil~ Nan Zech
Miss Robinson
Wee Ee
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Gregory Lifar
Los Angeles
Helen Lawson
Imgard Grabbe
Terre Haute
Ind
Oak Park
Wommen
Gregory Lifur
Jane Weiller
Lucille Robinson
Melvin Jones
Elizabeth Abbott
Jean Armstrong
Vir- Rima van Wie
Chase Wins Sheldon Tourney From Asher
Glenn Chase of Sheldon won the tri state golf championship by defeating Blaine Asher of Spencer one up in the Sheldon final. Asher rallied from three down with five to play, finishing the last five holes two under par. Chase carded 77 to Asher 79 on the 18th green.
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Sheldon
Glenn Chase
Blaine Asher
Spencer
Asher
Chase
Keswick Ball Team Defeats Millersburg in 14 to 10 win
Keswick defeated the Millersburg slugging baseball team Sunday 14 to 10 with Gibson fanning sixteen. Both teams connected for extra base hits including two home runs. Mul lersburg pitcher Mike and Pope started for the visitors as Keswick Town banded support from the Keswick Ball Club and writer manager.
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Keswick
Gibson
Millersburg
Mike
Pope
Mullersburg
Keswick Town
Fayette Kittenball Team Beats West Union
The Fayette kittenball team defeated the West Union first ward outfit Monday, 14 to 2.
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Fayette
West Union
Spec.al
Gazette
First Ward
Cubs Rout Grimes to Beat Cardinals 10 7 in Series Finale
Chicago Cubs slugger Babe Herman hit his 14th homer as Burleigh Grimes lasted only one out in the first inning. Jurges collected a double triple and homer in successive at bats driving in four runs as Chicago piled up fifteen hits to beat St Louis 10 to 7. Bud Tinning earned his ninth win for the Cardinals, Lonnie Warneke closed out the game, and Orsatti led the Cardinals with four singles in the defeat. In a separate game Ben Cantwell earned his 15th win as the Braves defeated the Phillies 3 to 2 aided by a squeeze bunt in the fifth. The Braves won two of three in the series and seven of nine at home.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Sylvester Johnson
Tex Carleton
St. Louis
Grimes
Cubs
Cardinals
Babe Herman
Bud Tinning
Lonnie Warneke
Tinning
Warnecke
Jurges
Orsatti
Cantwell
PHILS
Boston
Ben Cantwell
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Phillies
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Crawford
Martin
Collins
Medwick
Stete O- Watkins
Wilson c . Durocher
Johnson
Alien
Carleton
Farrell
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Herman
Curler
Stephenson
Ae Hartnett
Oe Grimm
Il Jurgres
Ee Tinning
Aes Warnecke
P Toe Poe
Wick
Wilison
F Herman
Hartnett
Grimm
Watkins
Jurces
Warneke
Merdwick
Jurzes
Durocher
Tinnine
Pe Warnecke
Neke
War Cuyters
Senators
Vernon Gomez
Wiley Moore
Yankees
Chapman
Lazzeri
Dickey
Gehrig
New York
Lou
Gomez
Schulte
Rubel
Bleuge
Myer
Manush
Harris
Kuhel
Senators Even Series With New York Yanks 4-1
Washington Senator Monte Weaver shut down the New York Yankees for seven hits and no walks as the Senators won 4 to 1 to even the four game series. The Yanks took an early 1-0 lead but the Senators answered with two runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth and eighth. Cronin tripled in the eighth driving in Manush for the final run. Cronin and Manush contributed key hits as the Senators pulled even with New York in the series.
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EW York
Monte Weaver
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Weaver
Yankee
McCarthy
Bate Ruth
Cronin
Manush
Washington
Yankee Stadium
Senators
E ' Myer
Chapman
Lazzert
Dickey
Crosetti
Gomez
Walker
iMoore
Peenes
Ruth
New York
Dickey Cranm Bleuge
Kuhel
Gehris Taree
Bassew York
Gomer
Mer
Moore
Go- Gomer
McGowan
Ormsby, Summers
Time
Tipton Kittenball Under Lights Draws 500 Fans
More than 500 kitten ball fans attended a Tuesday night doubleheader at Tipton's school grounds under the new floodlight system. Results list Red Star 5 Sunlite Produce 3 and Red Star 5 Goodyear 3 with batteries credited to Bock Thompson Linn Barnes Crazy Furnish Otto Simpson. All teams fielded well.
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The
Gazette
Tipton
Red Star
Sunlite
Goodyear
Bock
Thompson Linn
Barnes
Crazy
Furnish
Otto
Simpson
Big crowds attend games at Columbus Junction
One thousand five hundred spectators watched matches in Columbus Junction Monday night as Northwest defeated Southwest 12 to 9 while Conesville beat Whisky Hollow 7 to 2 and Standard Oilers secured a 4 to 2 win over Crawfordsville.
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Columbus Junction
Northwest
Southwest
Conesville
Whisky Hollow
Standard Oilers
Crawfordsville
Minneapolis and Columbus clash in high scoring doubleheader
Sports brief notes two games with Minneapolis and Columbus squads. Scores show heavy offense with multiple players named. Other lines reference Kansas City Louisville matchups and rain affected night games, listing players Brace teams and pitchers.
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Uret
Columbus
Toledo
Gil
Minneapolls
Louisville
St. Pau
Milwaukee
India
Kan City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Muteher Vandenberg
Glenn
Jentine
Hoise
Delancey
Murray
Teachout
Louiss
Blackwell
Gaston Bass
Thompson
Brown
Brenze
Weinert
Penner
Ericason
Milwaunee Ena Gan Ann
Indiannapolis
Braxton Hill
Bengoush
Bolen
Riddle
Boston Red Sox Top Athletics 8 4 in First Inning
In Philadelphia, the Boston Red Sox piled up six runs in the opening frame to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 4 on Wednesday. The comeback set the tone as Boston controlled the game early and held on for the win.
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Philadelphia
API
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Wrestling results roundup from Associated Press
Baltimore and Albany results show Joe Stecher at 220 defeating Lloyd Marshall 225 in Baltimore with 1010, Joe Zahratay 235 defeating Pat O Shocker 222 in Salt Lake City though O Shocker was disqualified for roughness, Karel Zbyezho 200 of Chicago threw Reginald Siki 210 in Albany.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Joe Stecher
Tloyd Marshall
Los Angeles
Marshall
Joe Zahartay
Puehin
Colo
Pat O'Shocker
Salt Lake City
O'Shocker
Albany
Karel Zbyezho
Chicago
Reginald Siki
Dizzy Deans Lead Striking K's In Two Leagues
Chicago AP Dizzy Dean of the St Louis Cardinals and his brother Paul Dean of the Columbus AA club dominate strikeouts in their leagues. Dizzy 152 NL leading, 17 Cubs last week, five more Tuesday. Paul 164 Ks in 35 games, AA leader, likely teammates next season in spring training with Cardinals.
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Chicago
Dean
Dizzy
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Columbus Club
American Axe Sociation
Cardinal
Ieague
Cubs
American Association
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Frank Dol
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Scotts" Campbell
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