Des Moines Hosts 1932 Open Golf Tournament
The 1932 open meet begins Tuesday at Hyperion club course Des Moines with 175 entrants. Defending champion McCrary faces 1931 top finishers Pete Jordan Bud Maytag and Art Bartlett, plus pros Pat Wilcox Ted Payseur Russell Haas Tony Mihalovich Bill Bathis Gene Isaacson Joe Brown. Johnny Vavra returns from Chicago.
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Sigs Moines
INS
Hyperion Club
McCrary
Des Moines Country Club
Pete Jordan
Des Moines
Bud Maytag
Newton
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Pat Wilcox
Norfolk
Neb
Ted Payseur
Dubuque
Russell Haas
Jefferson
Tony Mihalovich
Cherokee
Bill Bathis
Omaha
Gene Isaacson
Oskaloosa
Joe Brown
Johnny Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Bob McKee
Johnny Lawson
Sioux City
Kenmore Golf Tourney Sees 190 Enter in Fall Match Play
One of Cedar Rapids largest fields, 190 shooters in seven flights begin match play Monday at Kenmore. Howard Martin led qualifying with 71 but withdrew over amateur status. medal honors shared by Bill Rees and Harold Reid. First round due by Sept. 4 with 16 in top flights and room for 32 in others.
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Cedar Rapids
Kenmore
Howard Martin
United States Golf Association
Martin
Bill Rees
Harold Reid
Cedar Rapids Golfers Set for Iowa Open Entry
Cedar Rapids golfers Glenn Darrow and Charles Burkhart will represent the area in Des Moines at the Iowa open starting Tuesday. Darrow recently captured the city championship while Burkhart serves as Marion Country Club’s head pro.
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Cedar Rapids Golfing Fraternity
Des Moines
Glenn Darrow
Charles Burkhart
Darrow
Burkhart
Marion
Pete's Bohemians Beat Irish 13 To 4 In Eight Innings
Pete's Bohemians exploded for fifteen hits and thirteen runs Sunday afternoon at Daniels Park. Moncka pitched six innings allowing two hits and one run as Pete's built a 7 0 lead by the seventh and cruised to the victory over Mumma of the Cities Service Irish by 13 to 4.
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Pete
Bohemians
Mumma
Irish
Daniels Park
Moncka
Pete’s
Sarazen And Herron Triumph In Minneapolis Golf Match
Gene Sarazen and Lee Herron defeated Pat Sawyer and Lester Bolstead in a best ball exhibition on the Westwood Hills course. Sarazen carded a 72 equal to par as the teams finished all square.
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Minneapolis Minn
Gene Sarazen
United States
Sarazen
Westwood Hills
Lee Herron
Pat Sawyer
Lester Bolstead
Mitvaisky Defeats National Union 10-9 in Diamondball clash
Mitvaisky's diamondball team defeated the National Union 10 to 9 Sunday. Campbell and Mit were key for the winners with twelve runs batted in, while Morgan and Havlik formed the Union battery.
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Mitvaisky
National Union
Mitvalsky
Campbell
Mit
Camp Fanning
Morgan and
Havlik
Union Battery
Colored Giants Split Weekend Games
The Colored Giants split a pair of games over the weekend. They defeated Coggon 14 to 5 on Saturday but lost to Quasqueton 3 to 1 on Sunday.
Olympic Village Fades as California Town Returns to Normal
Los Angeles AP reports the Olympic Village will become a ghost town as the New Zealand team leaves the site marking the end of the tenth Olympiad era. About 2,000 athletes departed, cottages housing champions are sold or moved to Japan and Denmark, and the administration area is cleared into a market for cottages goods.
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Los Angeles
California
New Zealand
Champ
Japan
Denmark
Paavo Nurmi
Jim Bausch
Olympic Marathon Winner Goes Out As Michelson Takes Ist
Albert Whitey Michelson of Portchester New York won a 26 mile race in Salem New Hampshire with a time of 2 50 19. Johnny Semple of Lynn Massachusetts finished second and Clarence DeMar of Keene New Hampshire third. Juan Zabala the Argentine runner quit after leading for 12 miles while Paavo Nurmi was denied entry due to amateur status disputes. A crowd of about 1500 watched the event.
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Salem
N. H
Albert “Whitey
Michelson
Portchester
N. Y
Park
Juan Zabala
Los Angeles
Johnny Semple
Lynn
Mass
Clarence DeMar
Keene
N. H. Paavo Nurmi
Unemployed Defeat South Amana In Baseball Showdown
The Unemployed beat South Amana 4 to 2 as Bruce pitched superbly for the winners and Hanson was the standout player. Manager Ernest Paul seeks a rematch on South Amana’s home diamond.
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South Amana
Bruce
Hanson
Ernest Paul
Buddy Bloebaum Hurt Forces Shuffle in Bun Nies Team
Buddy Bloebaum suffered an elbow injury from a batted ball in Waterloo. He may miss the rest of the season as nerves in the joint were bruised, prompting manager Speraw to shift George Chervenko to shortstop and rethink second base. The injury tightens Cedar Rapids pennant hopes as Davenport pulls ahead.
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Buddy Bloebaum
Waterloo
Keokuk
Bloebaum
Speran
George Chervenko
G. K. Thompson
Speraw
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Bowlers to Meet at Lincoln Alleys This Wednesday
The bowling season will start with a meeting at Lincoln Alleys on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Manager John Scolaro says the alleys are in perfect condition for Cedar Rapids best bowling season. All interested bowlers are invited to attend and new players can join at the meeting.
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Lincoln
John Scolaro
Cedar Rapids
Bill Veeck
Cubs
Chicago
Fairfax Wins From Three Minute Cereal
The Fairfax nine defeated the Three Minute Cereals 9 to 5. Fairfax built early leads with a two score second inning and three in the third, aided by two doubles and several errors. The Three Minute offense produced three runs in the first and two late as Fairfax added two more against two wild pitches. Next Sunday the Three Minutes face Green's Grove at Daniels Park at 2 30.
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Cereals
Green’s Grove
Daniels Park
Benny Tate
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Tate
Atkins Victor Beats Center Point In 5 1 Ball Game
Special to The Gazette reports Atkins defeated Center Point 5 to 1 at Palo's celebration. Atkins pitcher Schirm and Lieb Resch contributed. Center Point’s Tunks and Krueger carried two hits each, while Schirm allowed two hits. Atkins collected nine hits off Trunks. Next game vs Watkins on Atkins field September 4.
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the Gazette
Atkins
Center Point
Palo’s
Schirm
Lieb Resch
Tunks
Krueger
Trunks
Watkins
Atkins Field
Cubs veteran Grimes rocks Giants as season pivot
Burleigh Grimes, after a long win drought, pitched a solid six to one victory over the New York Giants, contributing two hits and driving in a run. The piece notes his reputation as a money pitcher and hints at World Series readiness, while also detailing Benny Tate’s dramatic ninth inning homer and other league notes.
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Burleigh Grimes
Cubs
Giants
New Yorkers
Grimes
Fifty Entries Set for Cedar Rapids Country Club Swim Carnival
Fifty entries already on file for the Cedar Rapids Country Club swimming carnival as preliminaries start at 2 pm and finals follow. Defending champions face tough bids from numerous contenders across multiple age divisions for boys and girls, with organizers Miss Kathryn Hawkins and Warren B. Ross promising a top event.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Kathryn Hawkins
Warren B. Ross
Nebraska Athletic Director Job Abolished At NU
The Omaha World Herald reports Herbert Gish, University of Nebraska athletics director, will resign September 1. The post will be temporarily abolished as an economy move and duties reassigned to coaches and business manager John Selleck.
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OMAHA
Omaha World-Herald
Herbert Gish
University of Nebraska
Gish
The
World- Herald
John Selleck
Lorenz Schatz Retains West Union Golf Title
Lorenz E. Schatz, defending champion, beat R F P Estey 4 and 3 to win the West Union city golf title. H H Buchmann defeated Es 6 and 5 in the secual tea and Tom King beat T A King 12 and 11 in the third flight.
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Lorenz Schatz
West Union
Lorenz E. Schatz
R. F P. Estey
H. H. Buchmann
Csecua
Tom King
T. A. King
Walker Beats Center Point 4 to 3 in Linn County League
Walker defeated Center Point 4 to 3 in a Sunday league game. Cahill hit a double for Walker, Pry a triple for Center Point. Walker Sateseiee and Krugger contributed for Center Point as both teams had six hits.
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The
Gazette
Walker
Ian Walker
Center Point
Cahill
Pry
Walker Sateseiee
Krugger
Charley Grimm Learns New Tricks Off the Diamond
Charley Grimm, newly appointed Chicago Cubs boss, is hailed as a versatile operator since sacking era. The article touts him as a top all round comedian, magician, banjo expert, cabinet maker, and capable artist in pastels and watercolors, noting his playful Pittsburgh past and evolving demeanor.
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Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Hal Chase
Pittsburgh
Ae Dreyfuss
Barney
Chaska
Three midshipmen may be appointed to the Naval Academy in 1933
Article notes that each senator and representative in Congress may appoint three midshipmen to the Naval Academy for the year 1933. The snippet lists political figures involved in nominations and outlines the appointment process without additional context.
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Naval Academy
Congress
Radio Program Schedule Dense Evening Lineup
A dense OCR snippet lists radio listings with times and stations. Names like Edwin C. Hill Jack Benny Jane Froman Lanny Ross and Kate Smith appear, along with networks CBS NBC and stations WJZ WLW WMAQ WMBB.
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Edwin C. Hill
CBS
WABCO
WMT
KMOX
Lace Sam
WABC
Jack Smith
NBC
WJZ
WLW
Richard Crooks
WEAF
WMAQ
WHO
Madame Belle Cutter
WBBM
H. Caldwell
KMBC
Mills Brothers
WGN
Wenr Who
Jack Benny
Wabc National Forum
WEAP
KDKA
Guy Lombarde Orch
Jane Froman
Symphony Orch
Amos
Ge Andy
WMAO
Lanny Ross
Wenr Woc
Charles Carlile
Breasie Martin
Fray and Bragsictti
WIZ
Jones
Wye
Andy
Jack Littl
Hagen On His Game For P. G. A. Meet
Walter Hagen five time P G A champion declares he is on his game for the national P G A tournament opening Tuesday at Keller course St Paul. Hagen shot 67 at Interlochen tying the unofficial course record and beating par by six strokes. Defending champion Tom Creavy posted 77 with 36 holes of qualifying slated for Tuesday amid rain and chill winds. Other entrants at Keller included Johnny Farrell Horton Smith Al Watrous Ted Turner August Norden Ed Dudley and Olin Dutra.
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Interlochen
Hagen
Minneapolis
Keller
Tom Creavy
Albany
N. Y
Creavy
Johnny Farrell
Horton Smith
St. Paul
al Watrous
Ted Turner
August Nordone
Ed Dudley
Olin
Mortie Dutra
Oil Burners to Meet S and W in Play-Off
A city diamondball playoff clash resumes at Ellis Park at 6 p.m. The Century Oil Burners meet S and W to decide a protested game won by the Oilers 3 to 2 last week. S and W protested an uncounted run which the umpire later did not allow. protest sustained, now the two teams clash again.
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Ellis Park
Century Oil
Oilers
Police Hold Shellsburg Softball Wins
Local police swept two games at the Shellsburg diamond Sunday defeating Shellsburg 12 to 0 and 5 to 2. W. Brossard and Snyder were the battery for both wins while S. Kibbie pitched for Shellsburg and Zisht caught.
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Shellsburg
W. Brossard and
Snyder
S. Kibbie
Zisht
Montour Pitcher Joins Marshalltown Team for Easy Win
Montour Sugar Creek Cubs were idle when star hurler Perkins joined Shady Oaks of Marshalltown to secure a 4 to 0 victory over Dunbar.
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Montour
Sugar Creek Cubs
Perkins
Shady Oakes
Marshalltown
Dunbar
Morning Radio Schedule Bits and Program Listings
A fragmented radio timetable lists CBS NBC and ABC station calls and show lines from morning through afternoon. It includes names like Helen Beard, Breen and de Rose, Pat Barnes, Mormon Tabernacle choir, and Meet the Artist among others with station pairs such as WABC WBBM WMT and NBC WEAF.
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CBS
WABC
WMT
NBC
WEAF
WMAQ
WGY
Woc-Who
Helen Beard
EMOX
WLW
KYW
KMOX
WaBil Institute
Weaf Ae Who
Wean
Ag Ae Glass
GES
Ben Ailey
Cirele
WEAP
Wenr Woc
Brewer Orch
WBBM
Pat Barnes
WIZ
Oreh
WJZ
Salon Orch
CBC
WASC
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Carl Weinrich
Viegiere Arnold
WMT Waldert
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