Cubs Sweep Dodgers 10-4 as Warneke Wins Nineteenth
Chicago gains a strong edge in the NL race by routing Brooklyn 10 to 4 behind Lonnie Warneke in a nine-run third inning. Hartnett and Wilson lead the offense with doubles and homers, while Chicago’s lineup all score and collect a hit in the inning. Pittsburgh shuts out Philadelphia 8-0 as Chagnon falters.
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Bunnies Face Hawks In Final Home Stand Test
Rain wiped out Thursday games including the Bunnies versus Hawks scheduled doubleheader. With games postponed standings locked as Davenport leads, the Bunnies prepare to travel to Waterloo on Friday while the Hawks have a brief road stretch before returning home.
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Moliner
Waterloo
Davenport
A.cer
Vad Wattring
Burlington
Keesuk
Art Shires Undergoes Knee Operation
Former Boston Braves first baseman Art Shires recuperates after knee operation on Thursday. He remains on the Veteran’s Retirement list and will require hospital care for five to six weeks of convalescence before returning home.
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Art Shires
Boston
Art «Whataman
Shires
Boston Braves
Boxing Roundup Airs Narrow Wins In Cities
The Associated Press reports a series of boxing results with New York fighters earning decision wins over opponents while other matches in Cleveland Pittsburgh and Philadelphia feature knockouts and close decisions. Strong names include Lew Leldman Tomms Paul world featherweight title context and several bouts listed with city venues.
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New York
Lew Leldman
Tomms Paul
Marrs Wallieh
Brookisn
Lene
Philppines
Jack Rosenberg
Miner Hambrisht Cinemnate
al Dunbar
Johnny Daniler
Witisbergn
Prankie Gaoshi
Cleveland
Ark
Golf Head Stability and Stroke Technique by Chester Horton
A 1952 golf lesson stresses keeping the head still through the down swing to maximize clubhead speed. It cautions head movement slows acceleration and advises looking up only after contact. Horton's overspin putt method is promoted as the best, with free lesson through the paper.
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Row
French Lose In National Doubles At Longwood
Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill defeated Henri Cochet and Marvel Bernard 16 14 3 6 4 6 9 7 6 2 in a lengthy five set national doubles match at Longwood. The collectors of the event faced tough breeze and fierce volleying as the Americans advanced to the final while Cochet and Bernard faltered late.
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California
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Marvel Bernard
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George M. Lott, Jr
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Jacques Bruenon
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John Hennessey
Helen Jacobs
George M Lottir
Chicago
Marjorie Morrisl Painter
Boston
Fred Perry
England
Sarah Palfrey
Virginia Rice
Allison-Van Ryn
Dundee Loses Nod In Comeback Trial
New York boxing critics declare Johnny Dundee drew first blood in a comeback bid but Al Dunbar defeated Dundee in ten rounds. Dundee showed old cleverness after years out, yet Dunbar remained the aggressor and landed harder punches throughout the bout.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
al Dunbar
Benny Leonard Bets on Name Power in McLarnin Bout
Benny Leonard profiles his fame and 65 000 yearly earnings from name value while planning a comeback to face Jimmy McLarnin on Oct 3 in New York. He believes his boxing skill can beat McLarnin though acknowledges the danger of the premiership bout and the high stakes for his return.
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Vancouver
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Townsend
Hastings Downs Kolar To Annex C C Caddy Title
Hastings wins Country club caddy title by beating Leonard Kolar 4 and 3 after a tight front nine. Finalists tied at turn, Hastings heated up with birdie on fifteen and a 30 foot putt to seal the victory. Ike Martin wins George Taylor flight over Jerry Dutrt 1 up, and Homer Hoberock takes Joe Benson flight.
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City
Throne Room
Leonard Kolar
Bob Buchanan
Hastings
George Taylor
Ike Martin
Jerry Dutrt
Dytrt
Homer Hoberock
Joe Benson
Leo Samek
Margaret Ravior Favored To Win Ten Mile Swim
Toronto AP report notes 35 entrants in the Canadian exposition ten mile women’s marathon swim with Margaret Ravior of Philadelphia the favorite for a third triumph She is engaged to Toronto swimmer George Young winner of the men’s race last year Other top contenders include Gertrude Ederle Leah Riley Ruth Tower Corsan and Ruth Downing from Toronto.
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Ont
United States
Canada
Margaret Ravior
Philadelphia
George Young
Margaret
Gertrude Ederle
Leah Riley
Keansburg
Ruth Tower Corsan
Ruth Downing
Yessler and Netoncky Set Final At Coe Courts
J A Yessler and Jimmy Netoncky will meet Saturday at 1 30 p m in the Cedar Rapids Tennis Association annual tournament final. The match is at Coe College courts and admission is free.
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Yessler
Jimmy Netoleky
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
It Was Quite Thrilling at the Movies
The Humorist recounts a night at the cinema where a stranger proposed during darkness. Marie asks about the wedding as the moment lingers, reflecting lighthearted romance and social chatter.
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Mabel
Marie
Mississippi Valley League Standings and Friday Schedule
Standings show Davenport leading with 31 wins and 19 losses, followed by Dubuque 31 7? and others. Friday games include Waterloo at Cedar Rapids and Moline at Davenport among several matches across cities.
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Moline Et
Burlinet
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Keokuk
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Moline
Rock Island
Moreland And Couch Reach Western Golf Finals
In Ockford Illinois, Gus Moreland of Dallas and Ira L. Couch of Chicago advance to the Western amateur final after tense victories. Moreland edged Charles Seaver one up at the thirty-sixth, while Couch defeated Johnny Lehman three and seven, overcoming wind and steady pressure to seal the win.
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Couch
Johnny Lehman
Ockford, Ill
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Dallas
Tex
Ira L. Couch
Chicago
Moreland
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Olympia Fields
Lehman
Leh
Hill and Robinson Reach Western Golf Finals
Opal S. Hill of Kansas City advances to the final of the Western Women’s Golf Championship by defeating Mrs. Tom Wallace 3 and 2 in the semi finals. Lucile Robinson of Des Moines reaches the final after beating Miss Roy Greene 3 and 2. The matchups set for Saturday pair Hill against Robinson for the title.
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Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Tom Wallace
Tulsa
Hill
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Roy Greene
Glendale
Cunlif
Hit
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Wallace
Leo
California
Miss Robinson
Mrs Greene
Dameron finalist in Kenmore Women’s title match
Mrs Jack Dameron edged into the A flight final after a stretched semi final with Miss Gladys Eggers at Kenmore. Mrs Cameron will face Mrs Dave Turner in the final as Eggers battled back but fell two down on the sixteenth before a closing par run. Both players shot 96 for eighteen holes.
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Jack Dameron
Kenmore
Gladys Eggers
Cameron
Dave Turner
Miss Eggers
Native American Golf Pros Lead Foreign Born Aces
In Chicago twelve foreign born pros faced twelve native Americans in four ball play entering day two with Americans leading 34 to 2. The opener saw Americans win three of twelve matches. the highlight matched Walter Hagen and Olin Dutra against Harry Cooper and Jose Jaredo with the result square.
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Chicago
Walter Hagen
Olin Dutra
Harry Cooper
Jose Jaredo
Missing Waterloo Shortstop Heard From
In Rock Island Illinois a Waterloo Mississippi Valley League shortstop Joe Chamberlain sent a letter from Fort Armstrong hotel apologizing for trouble and saying he is nervous. The note was mailed from Davenport.
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Waterloo
Joe Chamberlain
Rock Island
Chamberlain
Fort Armstrong
Davenport
Wrestling Results Roster Dense From Albany Meet
The Associated Press reports results from Albany with wrestlers including Joe Matcewilcz of Utica and George Zarynoff from Ukraine tying at 33 00, and Ray Steele of Glendale defeating Fred Grumbier of Harlan Ta in 11 00.
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Albany
Joe Matcewilcz
Utica
George Zarynoff
Ukraine
Washington
Ray Steele
Glendale
Valls
Fred Grumbier
Harlan
Pairings Drawn for Qualifying In Nat Am Golf
Francis Ouimet defending champion will team with Tony Torrance in the national amateur championship qualifier in Baltimore. The field of 167 includes leading Canadian British and American stars with the first round Monday and final round Tuesday. Ten Walker Cup members start including Ouimet Sweetser Johnston Seaver Howell Westland Voigt Moe McCarthy and Dunlap.
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Max R. Marston
Haverford
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Jess Sweetser
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Chicago
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Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
W. L. Hartley
Ouimet
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Los Angeles
Billy Howell
Richmond
Jack Westland
George Voigt
New York
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Maurice McCarthy
Newee
George Dunlap
Newark
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