Hainline and Mainline Reach Cedar Rapids Tennis Final
Dick Mainline of Rock Island and Morey Lewis of Texarkana reached the Middle States tournament final by defeating Harris Coggeshall and Thane Halstead respectively. Coggeshall rallied late in spots but Mainline won a five set match 6-3 6-2 1-6 1-6 6-1. Lewis won 6-3 7-5 6-2 over Halstead.
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Pian
Rock Island
Ill
Morey Lewis
Pk Oh Pe Dire Hainline
Margaret Biedermann
Cedar Rapids
Irene Brandau
Cincinnati
Louise Kuhl
Beatrice
Ned
Miss Kuhl
Esther Yothers
Lewis
Edward Alloo
Pacific Coast
Berkeley
Calif
Coggeshall
Halstead
Alloo
Hainline Brothers
Forrest
Carl Kirwin
George Struble
Toledo
Hainline
Moline
Roy Lukanitsch
David O’rear
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Tennis Association
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Dick Mainline
Rock "Gand
Hardy Congeshall
Des Moines
Texarkana
Ark
Thane Halstead
Chicago
Louise. Kuhl
Neb
Margarc Biedermann
Ohio
Texarkana, Ark
Edward Allooceaint
Dick Haltine
Forrest Haln- Mne
Norris Colveshans
Darrow Smith Set for Ellis Course Championship Next Week
Darrow and Lee Smith, finalists at the Ellis course golf tournament, will meet Sunday in the championship due to the Waterloo Open today. Darrow posted a 71 after a 5 and 3 win over Elmer Hightower, while Smith beat H L Adams 4 and 2. Paul Van Horn and L W George lead in the first flight finals with Van Horn 4 and 3 over Gordon Broussard and George 3 and 1 over Bernard Reese.
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Glenn .Darrow
Lee Smith
Ellis Course
Darrow
Elmer Hightower
Smith
H. L. Adams
Paul van Hor
L. W. George
van Horn
Gordon Broussard
George
Bernard Reese
Mrs. Helscher Wins Kenmore Tourney Title
Mrs. Howard Helscher defeated Mrs. O W Esslinger in the Kenmore women s golf final 8 and 6 to capture the championship. Helscher posted rounds of 43 41 84 to win the title on Saturday.
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Howard Helscher
Kenmore
O. W. Esslinger
Yankees Pound Out 11-4 Win Over A's in slugging spree
New York defeats Philadelphia 11 to 4 behind Steve Sandra who pitched a complete game. George Selkirk and Tommy Henrich homered, with Selkirk driving in three and Henrich three as every Yankee batter hit safely. Bob Johnson's 25th homer accounted for the A's runs.
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NEW York
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Steve Sandra
Bob Johnson
George Selkirk
Tommy Henrich
Nelson Potter
Philadelphia
Sperry
Crosettiss
Moses Rf
J Rolfe
Woerber
Ambler
Gordon
Nelson
O Sandra
Parker
Potter
D.smithp
tHaas
D. Smith
Johnson
di Maggio
Dickey
Gehrig
Finney
Selkirk
Hayes
Rolfe
Henrich
Chapman
Enrich
Sandra
Booster Night Nears For Cedar Rapids Ball Club
Cedar Rapids plans booster night hosted by the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce promising a large crowd. A 6:15 start for a double header with Bloomington will feature a heavy hitters contest among local luncheon clubs. Each club named its hitter and pitcher. High Twelve selected Beems and Petranek with a one and a half strike rule. Ernie Gundling to pitch. Mayor Hahn to umpire.
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Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Young Men's Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bloomington
Clark Beems
Ted Petranek
Beems
Jacobs Burkart In Waterloo Open Meet
Amateur and professional golfers gather for the 36 hole Waterloo open at Byrnes municipal course. Prize money totals 300 dollars plus similar merchandise for winners in both amateur and professional divisions. Notable amateurs include Miller Sawyer Stimson Davis Jacobs Kraft. Pros include Brown Burkart Bonella Gordon.
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Waterloo
Byrnes Municipal Course
Denmar Miller
Des Moines
Iowa
Dick Sawyer
Minneapolis
Merle Stimson
Dick Davis
John Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
John Kraft
Oelwein
Joe Brown
Des
Cubs overpower Pirates in 11 5 rout at Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs explode for 17 hits and 11 runs to crush the Pirates 11 to 5. Dizzy Dean earns his sixth win though he leaves after six innings as Chicago builds a sizable lead behind strong hitting from Frank Demaree and Stan Hack. Pirates bullpen struggles as Cy Blanton exits early and Joe Bowman yields three hits in relief. Giants split with Phillies to close deficit to five games.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Cubs
Pirates
Giants
New York Giants
Philadelphia
New York
Cy Blanton
Frank Demaree
Stan Hack
Phillies
Vance Page
Dean
Pep Young
Joe Bowman
Pirate
Herman
Reynolds
Hartnett
Rizzo
Demaree
Galan
Todd
Handrey
L. Wanner
Jurges
L. _Waner
Demarer
Hack
Page
Suhr
Ack
Hierman
Collins
Chicago
Bowmen
Swift
Bowman
Phere
Blanton
Brandt
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Joe Moore
Weintraub
Arnovich
Rival Helens Pass Up Essex Net Meet
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs will not play in the Essex Club tournament starting Monday in Manchester by the Sea. Both arrived from England where Moody beat Jacobs in the All England final and hoped to play here to prepare for the U S Nationals next month.
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Manchester-By-The-Sea
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
England
Moody
Miss Jacobs
Refuse Browns' Effort To Replay Aug. 2 Game
In Chicago AP report President Will Harridge of the American league overruled the St. Louis Browns bid to replay the August 2 contest won by Washington 5 to 3 at St. Louis. The Browns protested alleging an umpire collision with catcher Billy Sullivan. Harridge called it a normal in game incident and not grounds for a replay.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
American League
St. Louis Browns
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Harry Geisel
Billy Sullivan
Harridge
Upset marks day at Washington track Prairie State stakes
Smart Trick from Morris Vehon Chicago romped to victory in the Prairie State stakes at Washington Park earning 45.40 for a $2 wager. Ciencia was second and American Byrd narrowly beat Lightspur. The 1 1/16 mile race went in 1 12 4 5 with sizable payouts on place and show. In the Lakeside handicap Mar Le edged Tunica by a nose as Mad Money took third in a 11-horse field. Time was 1:38 15 for the mile.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Smart Trick
Morris Vehon
California
Ciencia
Byrd
Lightspur
Vehon
le Mar Stock Farm
Mar le
Tunica
Mad Money
Bow and Arrow
Canron Wins King Philip Handicap In Photo Finish
At Narragansett Park E Smith rode Mr Canron to a late rush past Trouper to capture the $5,000 added King Philip handicap for 3 year olds and up in a dramatic finish before 30 000 spectators. Finance set the pace then faded. The win paid 22 90 for the winner with place 9 70 show 5 80.
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Pawtucket
R. I
INS
Mr. Canron
E. Smith
King Philip
Trouper
Narragansett Park
Cannon
Oddessa Beulah Wins Shaker Heights Handicap at Thistle Down
A. Craig Saturday rode Oddessa Beulah to a two length victory in the $2,000 added Shaker Heights handicap for 2 year olds over four and a half furlongs at Thistle Down. Time 1 05 2 5. Travel Agent with C Morena was second and Frank's Boy with C Beasy was third.
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Cleveland
A. Craig
Oddessa Beulah
Shaker Heights
Thistle Down
Oddessa_ Beulah
C. Morena
Frank
C. Beasy
Keenoy Delivers In Seventh To Tie Series At Two
Jinks Keeney belted a seventh inning homer with two on, giving Raiders a 4-2 win over the Bees. Keeno y had struggled earlier as he allowed just two runs in six innings before the rally sparked by walks from Hazel Lahman and Fugit. Stale Swanson, Raider pitcher, kept the Bees silent after the seventh to seal the victory.
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Chicago
INS
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Owen
Walker
Radcliff
Cleveland
Averill
Trosky
Bobby Feller
Jack Knott
Johnny Whitehead
Bruce Campbell
Jinks Keeney
Raiders
Bees
Frank Howard
Hazel
Cal Lahman
Filbert
Paul Fugit
Keeney
Swanson
Zontini
Frank Krole
Evansville
Hodgin
Wietelmann
Bounder
Keystone
Schoppmeier
Fanning House
The
Moline Plows take two from Springfield in twin bill
Moline Plows topped Springfield 3 to 1 in the opener and 5 to 4 in the nightcap, extending their series win streak to three. Bertram pitched a four hit game for the home side, Campbell started the second game before Steimling finished, and Steiner drove the offense with two hits and a pair of triples across both games.
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Chicago
Lary
Berger
Campbell
Rf Owen
Ab Hale
Walker
Heath
Radcliff
Averich
Appling
Trosky
Kreevich
Hemsleyh Keltner
Kuhel
Feller
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Whitehead
Clevelancey Ore
Hemsley
Hale
Cath
Keltner
Sest
Iage
Knott
Gabler
Ehead
Um- Biree
Quinhe Grieve
Piperas
Jeanze
Cam'bell
Owen
FY Ale
Heath O
Radclift
Averill
Cf O
Pytiak
Schlueter
Allenp
Cleveland Bee
Kuheel
Lary Oo Rosky
Rosky
Chicaco
Ailen
the Gazette
Moline
Springfield
Bertram
Steimling
Steiner
Sprinsfield
Reinhort
Cavosin
Ed Valct
TjLevan
Menkeef
Weinkort
Pict
OiZim An
Burkley
Olson
Scofield
Gibson
Hornsby
Nelson
Perez
Cordell
Levan
Driscola
Navikoff
Valel
Stewart and
Harris
Mollne
Springfield Cine
Novikoft
Barkley
Ibson
Valet
Wales
Vale
Zimmerman
Balk
Winand Harris
Stewart
Bloomington Triumphs 11-9 Over Waterloo
Bloomington defeated Waterloo 11-9 in Waterloo Iowa on Saturday night. Bloomington scored all their runs to secure the win in a game reported by The Gazette.
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the Gazette
Waterloo
Bloomington
Standings and Results for the Three Eye League and Others
Standings include Evansville and Bloomington with winning percentages and several teams such as Decatur Waterloo and Moline. Saturday results show Cedar Rapids Evansville Moline Clinton Bloomington Waterloo and Sunday games listed with matchups and scores across multiple leagues and cities.
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Evansville
Bloomington
Decatur
Waterloo
Spinefield
C, Rapids St
Moline
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Springfield
Evansvyle
Raiders Aim For Two Of Three At Evansville
Raiders visit Hill Park to face Evansville in the final road game of the season with 8 15 scheduled start. Swanson goes for the Raiders against Hazel in a pitching matchup as Cedar Rapids battles back from early deficits with key hits by Huber Lahman and McCarthy.
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Raiders
Evansville
Hill Park
Wayne Rossbach
Roge Wolff
Bees
Rumsey
Cecasens Boudreaw
Voward
Abeereee Lahman
Filbert
Vosee Fugit
Weeney
Krole
C Swanson
Tontini
McCarthy
Mohler
Hodgin
Wietelmann
Scheppmeier
Teee
Owe
Sone Mazel
Setee Rogers
Cedar Rapids
Fucit
Krele
Howard
Lahman
Mobler Te Wietelmann
Colting
Undefeated Des Moines and Cedar Rapids Meet at Ellis Park
Two unbeaten horseshoe teams Des Moines and Cedar Rapids face off at Ellis Park Lane. Day sermons note the match starting time is not provided.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park Lane
Sermcons
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Louise Kuh
Roy McHugh
Mainline-Lewis
Hainlines
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Indians
SOX
Bobby Riggs
Don Budge
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Forest Hills
Budge
U. S
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Connie Mack
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West Coast
Pie Traynor
al Todd
Smoky City
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Otto Kohl
Sam Kemper
Wyatt Maupin
John Hecker
Canopus
R. D. Gray
Judge H. C. Ring
Henry Gundling
Kiwanis
Elmer Johnson
Lou Dennis
Harry Pratt
Lions
Ira Carruthers
Horace
Hedges
Frank Hahn
BUCS
Chicaso Pittchurch AB
Handley
Merman
L.waner
Waner
Alan
Reyn'ds
Lartnette
Xatichan
Rizzolf DeMare
Vc Jurges
Youns
Pase
O Swift
Rowman Brandt
Brubaker
Icego Oenter
Youne
Jabur Hack
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Keenoy
Hale Swanson
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Leo Lucas
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Milwaukee BR
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Gazette
Rabbit Rumsey
Louie Boudreau
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