Big Ten Grid War In The Offing
Salem plans active football drills as Iowa prepares for the 1930 season. Ossie Solem expects about sixty Hawkeyes at two practice starts with intensive work before the Sept 30 opener at Soldier Field against Northwestern.
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Owa City
Middle West
University of Iowa
Ossie Solem
Hawkeye
Salem
Iowans
Towa
Sary
Hawkeyes
Northwestern
Soldier Field
Chicago
Dick Hanley
Iowa
Bradley Tech
Wisconsin
Iowa City
Minnesota
Washington Golfers Fall to Mount Pleasant in Return Match
Washington and Mount Pleasant fielded seventeen players apiece with Washington totaling 1802 and Mount Pleasant 1767. Several Washington golfers were unavailable due to the city golf tournament finals during the match on Sunday.
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Gazette
Washington, Jr
Mount Pleasant
Washington
Local Boy Wins Junior Class In Iowa City Meet
Bob Novak of Cedar Rapids won the junior division of the Eastern Iowa Junior golf tournament in Iowa City with 172 total. He led the morning round with 91 and shaved ten strokes in the final 18 holes to finish ahead of Wendell Smith of Ottumwa by 15 shots. Joe Jacobs of Cedar Rapids and Tom Suesons of Burlington followed in 3rd and 4th.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Bob Novak
Cedar Rapids
Novak
Wendell Smith
Ottumwa
Joe Jacobs
Tom Suesons
Burlington
Tom Coleman
Davenport
Peter Hass
Elmer Hightower
Jack Showalter
Vinton
Vincent Fiala
Alfred Proskovec
Joe Stodola
Charles Sticking
Perry McCollister
Solon Pirates Clinch Lead in Wapsie Valley Race
Solon Pirates near clinching the 1933 Wapsie Valley pennant after sweeping Morley 7 2 and 5 2. Mount Vernon beat Mechanicsville 11 7, while Lisbon edged Alburnett 7 6 in a rough game. Marion Merchants lost 7 0 to Martelle as Doyle allowed 4 hits. Next Sunday Aug 20 features postponed games.
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Alburnett
Solon Pirates
Morley
Mount Vernon
Mechanicsville
Lisbon
Alburnett Club
Dick Bell
Martello
Marion Merchants
Doyle
Martelle
Marion
Mason and Nast
Benesh
Minnick
Solon
Hemphill and
Strait
Miller Er
Mount Ver
Anne
Maquoketa Tops Charlotte in Northeast Iowa Loop
Maquoketa Merchants defeated Charlotte 6 to 4 to hold second place in the Northeast Iowa league. Maquoketa scored across second, third, fifth, and seventh innings while Charlotte tied in the first seventh and eighth. Henry and Bradell formed the battery for Maquoketa as Petersen and Clary did for Charlotte. Other league results: Oxford beat Bellevue 3 to 2 Lost Nation defeated Delmar 20 to 12 Preston beat Baldwin 6 to 4. standings show Oxford Junction 11 846 Maquoketa 6 9 4 692 Preston 7 0 667 Charlotte 7 5 583 Bellevue 7 6 538 Lost Nation 5 8 384 Baldwin 2 6 208 Delmar 0 13 000
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Maquoketa
Maquoketa Merchants
Charlotte
Iowa
Cooper
Henry
Shelley
Marlowe
Bradell
Petersen
Clary
Oxford
Bellevue
Lost Nation
Delmar
Preston
Baldwin
Ww. i. Pet
Oxford Junction
Preston Neomnleleteten
Reformatory Snappers Top Marion 9 to 8 in Slugfest
ANAMOSA The reformatory Snappers defeated the Marion Merchants 9 to 8 on the institution field. Marion starter McConaughy lasted 7 1/3 innings allowing 7 runs on 10 hits. Thenhaus finished. Snappers used Sparky Hall and Rube Daugherty with Blanch catching.
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Anamosa
Bill Blanch
Reformatory Snappers
Marion Merchants
Institution
McConaughy
Marion
Thenhaus
Snappers
Sparky Hall
Rube Daugherty
Blanch
Sparky
Rube
William Shannon Wins Washington Golf Title
William Shannon won the city golf championship in Washington Iowa by defeating Forrest Jennings 6 and 5. It was Shannon’s first title after several years in the championship flight, following earlier rounds over Walter Wells, last year’s champion, on the local course at 1535.
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Washington
William Shannon
Forrest Jennings
Shannon
Walter Wells
Jennings Ceteht
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Mt. Pleasant
Conoco
Red Triangle
Wapsie Valley
Reformatory Snappers Lick
Goodyear
America
Goodyears
Ida
Pathfinder
Goodyear Service
Alien Motor Co
Second Avenue
Tenth Street East
Ryde Auto Co
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