Stieger Wins Ellis Park Open Final 7 6 Over Knowles
Bernie Stieger dominated the Ellis Park Open final, defeating Joe Knowles 7 and 6 as wind and greens troubled Knowles. Stieger built a three up lead by nine, stretched it through the half, then sealed the victory on the back nine while other local results noted Slauson, Fattig, and Morningstar clinching early golf titles at Cedar View and Ellis Open events.
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Waterloo Team Midwest Open Softball Winners
John Deere of Waterloo won the Midwest Open softball tournament at Ellis Park with an 11 0 championship win over Iowa Egg Products of Dubuque. Skinny Straw pitched a two hit game striking out 12 as Van Ee led John Deere past Iowa Steel in the semifinals. So Grape defeated Iowa Steel 4 1 for third place.
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Revolta-Cooper Tandem Triumphs In Exhibition Match
Professional Johnny Revolta shot six under par 66 Sunday at Elmwood to lead Glenn Cooper Marshalltown city champion in a victory over Johnny Jacobs Iowa amateur titlist and Harold Skow Masters winner. Cooper 70 Skow 73 Jacobs 75. There are three mountain ranges in Kentucky.
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Collins Radio blanks Anamosa 3 0 in M-1 league win
Bill Brown pitched a four hit shutout for Collins Radio as they beat Anamosa 3 to 0 in nine innings at Daniels park. Vern Hendryx led the offense with a triple double and single and seven assists from short. Dvorak scored the decisive run in the first on a walk and subsequent errors. Don Martin added a run in the third and another in the final inning on Anamosa errors.
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Alburnett Wins Wapsie Playoff to Claim League Title
Alburnett roared to an 8-0 start and beat Center Point 11-7 to capture the Wapsie Valley league playoff. Marshall Hense doubled twice and triples highlighted by Glenn Pflughaupt’s three singles as Center Point staged a late rally before Alburnett advances to the Tournament of Champions in Cedar Rapids on September 1.
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Local Standings and Upcoming Versus Schedule in Pet League
In Pet. 1 standings Fruehaut leads at .761 with Collins, Wilson, LaPlant, and Anamosa close behind. Results show Collins Madio and Anamosa 0. Upcoming games include Terre Haute vs VFW tonight. Tuesday Fruehauf vs Wil-8071’s. Wednesday Colling vs Manufacturers. Thursday Quaker Oats vs Manufacturer. Friday Los Angeles Clowns vs Iv Fn.
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Dodgers Head West for Fourth Western Tour
Dodgers hold a two game lead over the Cardinals as they depart Brooklyn for a four city western swing. Manager Leo Durocher wary after a tense 3-2 win over the Phillies. Pete Reiser's double and Hermanski's grounder seal the late win. West trip follows last road struggles.
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Norway and Hibben win first half title in Iowa Valley
In Newhall Cedar Rapids veteran Red Hibben and Norway defeated Walford 6-4 Sunday to claim the first half championship of the league at the Iowa Valley grounds.
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Terre Haute at Daniels Park in Cedar Rapids Tonight
Terre Haute of the Three Eye league, in fourth place, travels to Daniels Park to face the V F W club at 5 p m Lefty Rozek to pitch for Cedar Rapids Frank Tvrdik leads the Vets lineup for the test A Los Angeles Negro club makeup game adds a Friday 5 p m nine inning clash with the Vets and the Negroes also scheduled for Friday night Perez.
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Major League Box Scores Second Game Summary
Boston and New York traded blows in a seven run to twelve affair. Kennedy Budnick Yer see and Lombardi contributed for Boston while Sam Mas led New York with key hits and innings.
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Kladis Dominates Debut Midget Races at Ce-Mar Acres
Midget auto racing made its Ce-Mar Acres debut drawing 4500 spectators. Danny Kladis won four of eight events including time trial, five lap dash and money final. Red Hoyle led Cedar Rapids win in fifth race. Local drivers Sallow and Morgan placed high, Morgan earning best drive for recovery from a spin. Event rules limited to 146 cubic inch pistons and no overhead valves.
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Red Peppers Chides Cards Dodgers and Old Racing Tales
Tall Bill Corum warned of jinxing the Cardinals as Brooklyn’s Dodgers loom in the pennant race. The column recalls 1920s marathon games, Hawkeye Downs auto racing deaths, and a proposed Sept 22 Feller versus Newhouser duel with Detroit and Cleveland already stung by misses.
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Roosevelt Hotel Nine Tops Riverside Tilt 4-3
Roosevelt Hotel kept its Junior Legion winning streak intact at Riverside Park by defeating Beck and Barney Paint players 4-3. Kenny Charipar led the winners with two hits in three trips while Crider had the same figure for the losers.
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San Francisco Girls Triumph in AAU Swim Final
The San Francisco Crystal Plunge clinched its second straight women’s national senior AAU championship at Shakamak State Park, defeating Multnomah of Portland 35 to 32. Ann Curtis scored 15 points with wins in the 400, 800, and 1500 free events, leading the meet. Brenda Helser and Nancy Merki also stars, with Merki overcoming infancy paralysis to excel.
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