Waterloo Tops Cedar Rapids in Mixed Tennis Meet 11 8
Waterloo defeats Cedar Rapids 11 8 at Coe and Country Club courts Saturday afternoon In men singles Waterloo wins six of ten matches Females split two wins Cedar Rapids Lina Dennis upsets Weissman in a five set battle Margery Mace's Waterloo victory over Mrs James Bell 6 2 10 8 Cedar Rapids lone women winner Margaret Biederman comes from behind to beat Madeline Duker in three sets.
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Shields Clean Up In Bio League Tennis Tournaments
Shields dominates Newport Casino event as top seed and wins final 6 3 6 1. He previously defeated Walmer Ativorts and Parker in earlier rounds, securing a strong showing in the national circuit amid challenging weather and competition.
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Four Star Pitchers Dream of Managers
An era of four top pitchers is ideal for any club as it boosts pennant chances. The piece cites examples like the 1914 Braves and the 1920 Athletics, noting teams rely on durable staffs and the impact of pitching depth on standings and management decisions.
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Giants and Phillies sweep Reds as Kiein hits again
In Saturday doubleheader action the Phillies won 12-2 and 3-0 while Reds managed only four hits in the nightcap. Chuck Klein hit his twenty third homer of the season and Don Hurst drove in a run with a third inning triple. Roy Williams pitched the opener in relief for Philadelphia as Silas Johnson and Benny Frey were beaten. In the Brooklyn game, Ray Benge beat Bill Hallahan 5-2 as Cuccinello drove in two runs and Medwick homered for St Louis.
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Senators Triumph For 11th Straight
Detroit pitcher Fred Marberry lost a near perfect game as Philadelphia Athletics loaded the eighth inning with two hits Foxx and McNair each singled enabling a 6 to 0 Detroit win. Indians had ten hits off Ivy Andrews and Welch with Welch charged with the defeat.
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Maquoketa Valley League to reconsider playoff format
The Maquoketa Valley league may change plans for the title playoff between first and second half winners. A meeting in Dyersville Monday night will review whether to keep a single neutral-site game or adopt a revised format amid opposition led by Guttenberg and Dyersville.
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Golf swing retrace to correct down swing issues
Chester Horton explains common faults in a golf swing. He describes how turning the shoulders too quickly causes the arms to swing outward and the clubhead to approach from the outside. He advises keeping arms close to the body and letting hands move toward the ground first to retrace the downswing.
Firemen Diamondball Schedule For This Week
Enthused by the firemen team victory over the police department last week, Captain Ben Benish’s crew arrange three games this week at Ellis park. Monday faces St James church followed by the public school janitors on Wednesday and the city barn on Friday. Captain George Stefan’s shift opens Tuesday against the police and faces Cedar Rapids commission company Thursday. William Wirt long-serving attorney general under Monroe and Adams held twelve years from 1817 to 1829.
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Zuppke Seeks 19 Lettermen For 1933 Illinois Varsity
Champaign Illinois coach Bob Zuppke names nineteen lettermen returning from last year plus new candidates. Key losses include Gil Berry Pete Yanuskus Ack Bodman Joe Van Dyke and Bob Green. Expected challengers include Frinkend Cook Snavely Pratt Hedtke and O Neill with newcomers Antilla Waller Wright Lindberg and Hays among those aiming for backfield roles. Practice begins September 15.
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Toledo Humbles Milwaukee in Thirteen Innings 8 to 4
In Milwaukee the Toledo Mud Hens defeated the Brewers 8 to 4 in thirteen innings. Ash ley Hillin struggled after taking over for Poll, allowing four runs. Rieber and West homered for Toledo in the ninth to break a 1 1 tie, but Milwaukee countered with two runs in the bottom half before the game extended to extra frames.
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South Side Hawks Defeat West Liberty in Narrow Win
The South Side Hawks of Cedar Rapids beat the Creamery team 3 to 2 at West Liberty. Catcher George Jandl, injured, probably out for the season. The Hawks play at Atkins today.
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Foxx Heats Up American League Slugging Race
Jimmy Foxx widened his lead in the American league batting and home run championships as of Friday’s games. He topped the league with 36 homers and 126 RBIs while his 14 point lead over Al Simmons grew. Foxx’s Carolina-born star also set marks in runs and hits, with rivals slipping in the stretch. Foxx’s week paced by Grove’s 18 victories and Whitehill’s 16 in pitching as New York’s Hafey led the National League with a .319 clip, Klein’s .372 average still distant.
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Local Juniors Bow to Missouri Club in Regional Opener
Cedar Rapids Iowa’s American Legion junior baseball champions were eliminated 8 2 by Kansas City Missouri champion Feikert in the regional opener. Iowa gathered two hits none until the seventh inning and Harbert struck out twelve with eleven walks. Cedar Rapids will depart for home today.
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Chicago and Kansas City Reach Junior World Series Bid
Chicago defeats Topeka 11 to 3 and Kansas City Missouri defeats Cedar Rapids 8 to 2 to advance to the sectional in Topeka with the winner earning a spot in the junior world series in New Orleans.
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Towa Grid Squad To Have Several Beefy Aspirants
Special to The Gazette. Iowa City is preparing for a beefy 1933 Iowa Hawkeye football squad under Coach Ossie Solem with an expected average over 190 pounds and about twenty players above that mark. Notable linemen include Lloyd Hoffman 235, Sibley Jackle 235, Francis Schammel 215, Jerry Foster 210, Walter Liegett 210, Angeles Tertipes 205, Rollin Perkins 200, and John Gallagher 200. Additional players range from 190 to 198 pounds, including James Dee 198, Charlie May 195, Dwight Hoover 194, Dick Crayne 190, and others. The closing line notes a woodcock fact about its upper mandible.
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Louisa County Fair to Stage Horse Racing at Columbus Junction
Special to The Gazette Columbus Junction September 6 to 8 program announced for the Louisa county fair horse races. Thursday features relay races half-mile dashes chariot and novelty events as farm horses compete. Friday adds a five mile race alongside auto events and ash can derby with no entry fees.
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