National Amateur Field Named Jacobs Varra Fail In Test At Chicago
Henry Super reports 160 qualifiers for this year’s national amateur golf championship from coast to coast, led by Charlie Yates of Atlanta and Bruce McCormick of Los Angeles. The event runs Sept 11 to 16 at North Shore Country Club, Glenview, Illinois, with 170 players in the championship field, including seven former champions and three foreign entrants.
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Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Bruce McCormick
Los Angeles
North Shore Country Club
Glenview
York
Yates
McCormick
Atlantic Athletic Club
Lakeside
Hollywood
Maurice McCarthy
Cincinnati
Art Doering
Medinah
RY Bobby Clark
Edgewater
Olc
George Voigt
New York
Tommy Tailer
Westbury
N. Y
Jack Westland
Seattle
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Willie Turnesa
Francis Ouimet
Charles Evans
Jess W. Sweetser
Ross Somerville
Johnny Fischer
Johnny Goodman
P. J. Clifford
Mexico City
John Langley
England
S. B. Roberts
Wales
Pat Abbott
Pasadena
Calif
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Ed Kingsley
Salt Lake City
Chapman
No Ballyhoo Here for Louis Pastor Friendship Sparks Sentiment in Boxing Circles
In a colorful column Henry McLemore notes a deep bond between Boxing Commissioner Bill Brown and James Joy Johnston, manager of heavyweight Bob Pastor. Johnston mocks Brown's referees and praises Detroit referee George Blake for Pastor Louis bout coverage, hinting at strategic favors and public temperaments around the event.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Bill Brown
New York Boxing Commission
James Joy Johnston
Bob Pastor
Tom Dewey
Butch Lepke
Elephant
Marshal Smigly- Rydz
Adolf Hitler
Brown
Johnston
Hettche
Michigan
Louis Pastey
George Blake
Arthur Donovan
Frank Fullam
Billy Cavanaugh
Donovan
Fullam
Cavanaugh
Bill
Louis
Pastor
Detroit
Blake
Panfish on light tackle draws crowd at the lake
Cal Johnson recalls fishing with an old friend using a seven foot fly rod to take crappies and bluegills on a Parma Belle fly. The light tackle thrill and the growing appeal of panfish among kids and adults is highlighted as a warning to grownups.
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Cal Johnson
Biah
Cal
Match in Title Flight Halts at 29 Holes in Caddy Tourney
Lee Kreutzer edged Wayne Emerson 1 up after 29 holes in the Championship flight of the Country Club’s caddy tournament, the day’s longest match. Early 18 holes were tied and the next ten holes were halved before Kreutzer prevailed. Other first round results featured DeWayne Cruise beating Leo Cabalka 1 up and Hovey Milke pairing advancing after lengthy matches.
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Lee Kreutzer
Wayne Emerson
Kreutzer
Emerson
DeWayne Cruise
Leo Cabalka
Dick Hovey
Jim Milke
Dave Rutan
Wallace Pinkey
Dean O'Toole
Wit Hennessey
Clark Gofmnings
Bill McGuire
Degyne Cruise
Ok Hovey
Iowans Named for National Amateur Golf in Chicago
Sid Richardson of Creston and Billy Cordingley of Des Moines will represent Iowa in the national amateur tournament in Chicago September 11 to 16. Richardson posted 74 70 144 in Chicago district qualifying while Cordingley won a four hole playoff for fifth in Omaha district with 79 77 156. Johnny Jacobs and Johnny Vavra, Cedar Rapids, entered Olympia Fields but failed to reach the main event.
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Sid Richardson
Creston
Billy Cordingley
Northwest Iowa
Chicago
Richardson
Cordingley
Omaha
Harold Fales
Kearney
Neb
Jack Donohue
Sioux City
Johnny Jacobs
Johnny Vavra
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Olympia Fields
Jacobs Ted
Avra
Graves and Lattner Reach Final Round in Handicap Meet
Harold Graves defeated Arthur Poe 3 and 1 to reach the final of the second flight at Cedar Rapids Country Club. B P Lattner beat Marvin Wright 2 up to move into the third flight final. Wadsworth upset Hamilton 2 and 1 to advance, with Dock and Cornwell also reaching semifinals in other flights.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Harold Graves
Arthur Poe
B. P. Lattner
Marvin Wright
Graves
Bill Wheeler-J. H. Bell
Lattner
Bert Jenkins
W. R. Dock
Dr. B. G. Broghammer
G. H. Cornwell
Tommy Spencer Takes State Fair Race Title
Tommy Spencer a fast stepping chestnut gelding owned by the Livingston brothers of Chicago won the Iowa state fair trotting championship at the fair grounds track. He led the field in three straight heats Tuesday with a best time of 2.05% and earned 500 dollars for his owners.
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INS
Tommy Spencer
Livingston Brothers
Chicago
Tommy
Fairgrounds
Todd Hunter
C. D. Roberts
Jolley
Iona Hart
C. D. Hart
Clinton
Major Johnson
Frank Latenville
Moorhead
Minn
Major
Milly Etawah
G. E. van Tuyl
Paullina
Andy's Service Softball Finishes Season With Win
Andy's Service defeats Junior Odd Fellows at Wilson school by 10 to 6 to cap a 16 and 4 season. Don Chadima earned the win and Johnny Feiereisen took the loss.
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Andy
Service
Junior Odd Fellows
Wilson School
Don Chadima
Johnny Feiereisen
Leaping Australian mammal crossword clues
A trimmed crossword like grid clues list for an Australian animal theme. It includes hints for anatomy, behavior, and related terms such as hind legs strength, pouch carrying, and various animal and linguistic terms.
Elks Club Plans Night At Raider Game
Elks Club members will entertain children from the Children's Home at the Cedar Rapids Decatur baseball game. The Cedar Rapids drum and bugle corps will perform before the 8 15 p m start. Elks hosts will greet the young guests as guests of the club.
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Elks Club
Cedar Rapids
Drum and Bugle Corps
The
Elks
Community House Tops Post Office In City Softball Finals
In Hill Park Tuesday night the Community House defeated the Post Office 13 to 2 to take a strong lead in the city championship finals. Augustine hit a decisive home run, while Southsiders bats produced 12 hits. Hibben pitched for the Post Office but was unable to stem the slugging. Umpires Huston and Wernimon called the game.
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Community House
Hill Park
Augustine
Mullan Sets Course Record At Local Golf Course
Don Mullan of Gene Mullan and his group posted a new nine hole record of 31 at the local course. Playing with Don Dolphin Jack McKee and Stanley Klaus the foursome finished par 36 with the standout score.
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Manchester
Don Mullan
Gene Mullan
Mullan
Don Dolphin
Jack McKea
Stanley G. Klaus
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