Football Practice To Start Monday For Prep Squads
Franklin high school teams plus Roosevelt McKinley and Wilson begin morning workouts ahead of school start. Thunderbolts open at Burlington September 12 while Roosevelt face Marshalltown September 19 and Wilson host Independence September 12. Monogram men include Beem Phelps Bissell Haddad Folkers Frueh Cacek Hanson Doty and others.
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Quasqueton Tops Delaware League in Half Season
Quasqueton leads the Delaware County League with a 4 0 record in the second half and aims to extend the streak to five. Today’s schedule lists Winthrop at Delaware Debat Lamont Ryan at Silver Creek and Quasqueton at Masonville.
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Puentes Grandes to Meet New York Americans in U S Tour
Havana reports Cuba’s Puentes Grandes, national champions, start a U S tour with a Sept. 1 match against the New York Americans. The halfback line will feature Cuban brothers Luis, Jose and Marcelo Minsal.
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Former Iowan Wins Women’s Western Golf Title Again
Mrs. Lucile Robinson Mann of Omaha Nebraska won the 1941 Women’s Western closed golf championship at Exmoor Country Club with a 4 and 3 victory over Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee Michigan. The match featured Mann’s eagle on the 15th hole and a morning one up lead after four birdies. Wall previously tied for an eagle on the second hole and had several birdies, but Mann’s irons and putting sealed her seventh title in major women’s events.
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Bell Simmons In Net Finals
In Cedar Rapids Country Club action Bell and Grayston advanced by default in doubles while Simmons and Gerlach defeated Crawford and Neff 6-4 8-6. The Simmons Gerlach team then beat Bell Grayston 6-1 3-6 6-2 to reach the final with Bell set to meet Haven Simmons Jr. in the singles. Mary Shaffer beat Martha Lou Smith 6-3 5-7 by default in women's singles and Charys Lenzen moved forward when Bonnie McGregor defaulted.
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Kenmore Women Swing Into 18 Hole City Golf Finals
The Kenmore women tee off this afternoon for the 18 hole city championship with Virginia Martin and Mrs Carl W Suttner among favorites after strong qualifying play. Ellen Lockwood and other Lockwood sisters join a competitive field as Cedar Rapids and local players vie for the trophy and prizes across multiple flights.
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Frank Leahy Two Systems In One At Notre Dame
Hall of Famer Frank Leahy is praised by Henry Toczylowski for his dual system at Notre Dame. Toczylowski describes Leahy’s “lopsided T” with shifting lines, selective plays, and strong player confidence. He notes Leahy’s talent for placing players with jobs after college and discusses All-Star tryouts.
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Reds Rally Past Boston 7-2 in Ninth Inning Burst
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 7-2 after a late rally. Earley was roughed up through eight, then Cincinnati's offense struck for three runs in the eighth and three more in the ninth, aided by 13 Reds hits and a homer-free yet decisive win.
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Golfers Post Mixed Scores in Rain Delayed Round and Flight
Jacobs posted four rounds this week with a nine hole 38 outside and solid hitting. Johnny hit a par 72 Friday as his stride returned. Gardner scored a 78 after passing sectional qualifying at the field club last week. Hobart of Moline carded 76 on his Cedar Rapids sectional trip while the Douglas Arizona airport runway stretches three quarters of a mile with part in Mexico.
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Pitching notes from the baseball season and coaching shifts
The column praises Tommy Bridges forHolding the Yankees to two singles in ten innings and surveys NL curveball specialists like Warneke White and Cooper. It quotes Connie Mack on finding top pitchers, hints at Sam Barry’s football prowess and scouting reach, and mentions coaching moves from Pepper Hayden to Leo Curtin and Paul Brown’s prep picks.
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Amateurs poised for U S Championship clash of stars
The field for the U S Amateur features Dick Chapman favored after two rounds weekly in the south, with rivals Goodman Bud Ward Ray Billows Harry Todd and Frank Stranahan among top contenders. regional powerhouses from the Midwest West and South plus Gonzales Ward and Kraft highlight a diverse lineup seeking the title.
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High scores mark practice rounds in National amateur golf
Omaha reports wind swept rain soaked Field club course hosts practice rounds for the National amateur tournament opening Monday. Wilford Wehrle formerly Racine Wisconsin now of Tom OShanter Chicago shoots 35 37 72 to lead. Bud Ward Bud Brownell Pick Wagner Bill McCullough John Barnum also post 73 74 77s.
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He Didn’t Raise His Boy To Be A Dodger
S. Louis AP report notes George Reiser’s son Pete left the Cardinals chain gang in 1938 after Landis action and joined Brooklyn. Now with the Dodgers, Pete is the sweetheart of Flatbush fans as he and his mates aim to keep the Cardinals from the top of the National League.
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Yankees swap players in pennant clincher win over Indians
New York manager Joe McCarthy admitted the Yankees revised his lineup to beat Cleveland 7 to 2 aided by Lefty Gomez who earned his twelfth win with help from Johnny Murphy. The Indians started Chubby Dean, replaced by Clint Brown, while Pete Reiser stars in a Brooklyn plot as the Dodgers seek the pennant.
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Browns Beat Phillies In Four-Run St. Louis Rally
The Browns defeated Philadelphia in St Louis to even their four game series at one win each. St Louis scored four in the first inning on five singles an error and a hit batsman. Harland Clift and Wally Judnich homered for the Browns.
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Play In City Net Tourney Continues On Three Courts
The city net tourney resumes on three courts with Sunday finish anticipated after a big Saturday. In men's singles second round four veterans advance: Russell Knapp, Marwin Doherty, Willard Crew, and Herb Turner. Palmer exits after losing to Doherty as others defeat lesser foes.
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Giants Split Doubleheader With Pirates
The New York Giants lost 4 3 to Pittsburgh in the nightcap after beating the Pirates 5 3 in the opener. Strong hitting from Gustine Ott and Van Robays provided the offense, with Melton replaced by Walter Brown in the ninth after a side pain.
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