Terry Advances To City Meet Semi Finals In Golf
Terry, a seasoned country club player, edged Doug Kirk 2 1 to reach the semi finals at Ellis Park as the city golf championship moved toward the weekend. Hardwick outlasted Layton in a 1 up battle on two extra greens. The Great Barrier Reef note closes the report.
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Kirk
B. Terry
Ellis Park
Doug Kirk
Lkely
Frank Bures
Carl Jacobsen
Ccle
Ellis
Walter Hodge
Howard Fortson
Glen Darrow
Bob Hartenberger
Darrow
Hardwick
Elmer Hardwick
Dr. L. C. Layton
Walter von Fosson
B. D. Bunker
Ed McPartland
L. W. Knolk
Don Dunbar
R. H. Gillick
Linn Buckley
Bernard Reese
H. L. Moorehead
Howard Helscher
Walter Stephenson
J WH Stevenson
A. L. Merril
Stephenson
L. O. Hatch
Stevenson
Otto Sikora
Merril
M. Simitz
D. Kirk
Elgon
Aiardyi
Knights Open Playoffs with 9 0 Victory on Ellis Diamond
S and W Downs Knights in City League playoffs defeated Lodge leaders Knights of Columbus 9 to 0 on Ellis diamond. Leland Eye pitched and Mark Falkanson caught with Sco laro Coffey and Cunningham driving the battery for KC. Next game set for Tuesday. Trinity Lutheran forced out by league rule. First Evangelical beat First Christian to decide second place.
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Mark Falkanson
Lodge
K. of C
Scolaro
Coffey
Cunningham
Knights of Columbus
Cee Eeveen
Trinity Lutheran
First Christian
First Evangelical
Schmidt
Corey
Harmon
G. Baker
Brutus Hamilton Named UC Track Coach
Brutus Hamilton, former Kansas head track coach, was appointed head coach at the University of California. He will sign a three year contract, succeeding Walter Christie who retired last spring.
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Calif
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Brutus Hamilton
University of Kansas
Friday
University of California
Hamilton
Walter Christie
Wellman Tennis Meet Reaches Third Round
Wellman In.-Second round results in the Wellman city tennis tournament are in after a week’s postponement due to wet weather. Paul Kennedy, last year’s champion, will not finish the tournament and will test for Ohio Wednesday, so a new champion will be crowned. Finals likely Saturday afternoon with Darwin Hicks to face the Zillmer Brown winner. Second round results include Lee Zillmer over Wayne Lewis pie, Brown over Delbert Wilson, Kennedy over Everett Wells, and Barwin Hicks defeating Stanley Bash by forfeit.
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Wellman
Wellman City
Paul Kennedy
Ohio
Darwin Hicks
Zillmer-Brown
Lee Zillmer
Wayne Lewis
Brown
Delbert Wilson
Everette Wells
Barwin Hicks
Stanley Bash
Washington Marathon set to test world record pace
AP reports 125 long distance runners will start Saturday for 26 miles 385 yards from Mount Vernon to Washington in the Evening Star marathon for the National A A V championship. Defending champ Billy Agee Paul De Bruyn and Clarence De Mar headline a field aiming to beat Zabala's 2 31 57 mark from Los Angeles Olympics.
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Mount Vernon
Evening Star
Billy Agee
Baltimore
Paul de Bruyn
Clarence de Mar
Juan Carlos Zabala
Red Sox beat St Louis in marathon fifteen inning win
Boston edged St. Louis 5 to 4 in fifteen innings after Levey homered for the Cardinals in the eleventh and McManus tied it with a late blast. Stumpf tripled for Boston in the fifteenth as the Red Sox completed a dramatic comeback.
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Braves
Chicago
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Fifeen
Browns
Jim Levey
Marty McManus
Double Plays by Al Demarke
The born infielder senses a play before it arises and positions himself to execute. The article stresses studying opposing batters to shift infield alignments for fast or slow hitters and left or right handed batters. Anticipate each play and commit decisively.
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AL Demarke
National Amateur Championship Set for Kenwood Club
Prescott S Bush announces the 1933 national amateur golf championship will be held at Kenwood Country Club in Cincinnati Ohio. The USGA executive committee awarded the event to the club and dates will be announced later.
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Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Prescott S Bush
United States Golf Association
Bush
Independence Netmen Meet Vinton Squad on Sunday
A six man tennis team from Vinton led by Bert Kruse, ex Iowa and Yale freshman, arrives Sunday to play Independence's squad of Robert Spener, Donald and Frank Klotz, Wayne Plank, Dwight Winter, and James Rosemond.
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Vinton
Bert Kruse
Iowa University
Yale
an_ Independence
Robert Spener
Donald
Frank Klotz
Wayne Plank
Dwight Winter
James Rosemond
Manchester Holds City Tennis Meet
Manchester Ia. tennis regains life with two park courts and a city wide tournament under way Entrants are split into three groups boys under eighteen older men and women players in separate classes
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Manchester
Old City
The
Park Commission
Tunney Campaign for Roosevelt in New York Return
Former heavyweight champion James J. Tunney and his wife, who sailed under an assumed name to Paris, will return to make campaign speeches for the Roosevelt Garner ticket in New York. Robert Jackson, head of the speakers bureau for the Democratic campaign committee, announced Friday.
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INS
James J. Tunney
Paris
Robert Jackson
Democratic Campaign Committee
Mrs Robertson Ties For Runner Up In Vinton Meet
In Vinton Iowa Mrs G E Shoemaker of Waterloo was low medalist at an invitational golf tourney for sixty visiting women from Cedar Rapids Waterloo Marion Traer Manchester Independence and other nearby cities. H J Robertson of Cedar Rapids and Mrs India Pickett tied for second with Mrs Mucha winning the playoff. D H Hyland and Trace won low putts as guests enjoyed coffee luncheon and bridge at the Vinton Country Club.
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G. E. Shoemaker
Waterloo
Vinton Country Club
H. J. Robertson
Cedar Rapids
India Pickett
Herbert Mucha
Mucha
D. H. Hyland
Tracr
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Marion
Belle Plaine
Traer
Manchester
Independence
Garden 15 Worried Over Mr Sharkey Fight Feud
New York promoters press heavyweight champion Sharkey to confirm intent toward Schmeling Walker winner. Garden fears gossip and questions his willingness to defend title against a future challenger amid signs of age and contentment with past success.
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Garden
MR. Sharkey
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS Listings
A dense radio dial listing shows 6:00 to 10:30 PM concert programs and orchestras, with stations NBC CBS WABC WMAQ WEAF WENR WJZ KYW and WM. Entries name performers like Rosario Bourdon Lelolet and Helen Board, and orchestras such as Shield and Lombarde. Several sports and public affairs items are referenced, along with variety acts and tennis tours, in a period-voice schedule card format.
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Nel Lolet
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Ayniteman Erch
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Hone Fellows
Lombarde Orch
Andy
Symphony Corch
Bohemian Melody Boys
Eiiiston
Erch
Pance Masters
Ambassadora
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New World Salon Arch
Household Institute
WEAP
WOC
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Swenson
Brewer Orch
Wataq
Pat Barnes
WLW
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Madison Ensemble
WMT Kmox
Wenr Koil
Wwomen
Stokes Erch
Awerk Enders
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Grange
Gerun Orch
Farm Forum
Merry
Godfrey Ludlow
WJZ Kyw
Ann Leaf
EMBC
WIZ Es
Whristian Orch
WBM
WAC
Waldorf-Astoria
WSM
Martin Erch
WABCO
Opry
WLS
KOIL
Walter de Reetes
Public Affaire Institute
Marriage Is Just A Decathlon To Texas Babe
Chicago AP reports Mildred Didrikson the Texas star athlete jokes marriage is a daily decathlon. She lists ten domestic events: dish washing, scrubbing, washing, cooking, caring for the baby, cleaning the house, shopping, hanging ice cards, making beds, and darning socks.
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Chicago
Mildred Didrikson
Texas
Jim
Giants Drill For Indians Face Rainouts At Bunny Park
The Colored Giants, twice rained out against the Tama Indians, plan next Monday’s game at Bunny Park with the Redskins. They hold twelve wins and two losses, aiming for a thirteenth win over the Indians. Manager Clarence Wilson hopes to book a game with the M and J league pennant winners, claiming the Giants are among the fastest semi pro clubs locally.
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Colored Giants
Bunny Park
Redskins
Giants
Indians
Clarence Wilson
Alburnett Leads Linn County League Standings
Alburnett holds the top spot in Linn County League with 11 wins and 2 losses and an 846 average. Walker is 8-4, Center Point 6-5, Prairieburg 6-6, Marion 6-7, Central City 6-7, Coggan 5-8, Springville 5-9. Sunday results: Central City def Center Point 5 to 2. Alburnett def Marion 3 to 2. Coggan beat Springville 7-2. Springville won 2-0. Walker swept Prairieburg 1-0 and 5-3.
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Prairieburg
Marion
Central City
Coggan
Springville
Texan Shoots Perfect 100 In National Trap
In Vandalia Ohio E F Woodward of Houston led prelims with a perfect 100 in the national trap shooting tournament. Joe Helistand of Hillsboro followed with 99 hits as Friday’s program included a handicap-setup event for ASA rules. The main program starts Saturday.
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Vandalia
E. F. Woodward
Houston
Tex
Joe Helistand
Hillsboro
American Trapshooting Association
Schmeling to Sail Sunday for Walker bout in September
Max Schmeling former heavyweight champion will sail from Germany Sunday to meet Mickey Walker in a 15 round bout on September 19 at Madison Square Garden. Schmeling to receive 40 percent of the gate Walker ten percent and the Free Milk Fund for Babies Inc will also benefit. Walker training at Summit New Jersey while Schmeling camps at Speculator NY.
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INS
Max Schmeling
Germany
Mickey Walker
Madison Square Garden
Schmeling
Walker
Free Milk Fund For Babies, Inc
Summitt
N. J
Elkader Race Meet Ends With Near Record Times
Races at Elkader fair track closed the 1932 meet with both the 222 trot and 216 pace nearly matching the track record. In the 216 pace Warren Miller won with Ray Barton second and Leona K Chest third. 2:16 pace results listed for other entrants include Lou Dillon and Peter Ballance. Times for the 222 trot show Riley's Brother and Bubbles among the top finishers.
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Elkader Fair
Warren Miller
Ray Barton
Leona K. Chest
Mart’ Vosie
Pecatonica
Ti Siesseseserceveese
Lou Dillon
B. G
Barnhart
Correl
Richland Center
Wis
Dr. Poisth
Victoria “Hfuefi
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W. HE. Engle
Waverly
Peter Ballance
Barnhart and Correl
Hargrave, G
J. H. Scho
Des Moines
Cochet Snickers At Vines Victory In Paris To Boston
Henri Cochet, in a confident return to the United States, defends his Paris defeat by Ellsworth Vines as a non grand act and vows to regain dominance. He travels with Marcel Bernard to Boston for the national doubles and singles championships at Brookline and Forest Hills, denying professional status and forecasting Vines as a future top player.
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New York
Henri Cochet
Paris
Ellsworth Vines
Champlain
Monsieur Vines
Vines
United States
Vine
Bernard
Henri
Marcel Bernard
Cochet
Brookline
Mass
Forest Hills
N. Y
Pasadena
Bill Tilden
France
Jean Borotra
Boston
Alta Fair Pace Setting Stable Leader At Buena Vista
At Alta Iowa director of Dr Fenton stables in Cedar Rapids set the pace with a 2.084 mile mark. Results feature 2:18 trot and 2:09 percent pace times. Entries include Eleanor A. G., Grace Maxey, Velocity, Dr James, June Watts, Silver Fox, Felix Harvester, June Albingen, Times, Edgar S., Sis Man, Directmar, Silk The Great, Miss Templeton, Raw Man, Mack Hal, Little Joe, Goldy Sea, Melody.
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Dr. Fenton
Cedar Rapids
Buena Vista County Fair
Eleanor A. G. m
Jackson Up
Grace Maxey
Cunningham
Sas
Neweimes Velocity
McCoy
Walker
Dr. James
B. G
Lane
Watts
Br. m
Wagner
Silver Fox
Hh W
Baker
Felix Harvester
Br. Gl
Albingen
B. m
Collar
Pace
Edgar S
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Sis Man
Kirby
Directmar
Blackwell
Silk the Great
B G
Miss Templeton
Raw Man
Jones
Mack Hal
B. & T Bochaus
Little Joe
F Erickson
Goldy Sea
Harry
Melody
Barta
Warner Brothers offers Eleanor Holm film contract
Hollywood reports Warner Brothers studio offered a film contract to Eleanor Holm a star swimmer on the United States Olympic women's team and former Ziegfeld Follies performer.
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Warner Brothers Film Studio
Friday
Eleanor Holm
United States
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