Jug McSpaden Wins Iowa Open Title At Wakonda
Harold Jug McSpaden of Kansas City captured the Iowa Open with a 295 total over 72 holes at Wakonda. Jack Hall of Des Moines finished 14 strokes back in second, while Jim Davis and Bob McKee were tied for third with 312. Denmar Miller rallied to 316 to place among the top contenders.
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McKee
Jim Davis
Kansas City
Akonda Club
Des Moines
Harold ‘Jug’ McSpaden
Wakonda
McSpaden
Jack Hall
Waveland Club
Hal
Shooting Hall
Davis
Bob McKee
Joe Brown
Woodside
Johnny Kraft
Oclwein
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Jimmy Miller
Art Bartlett
Ottumway
Denmar Miller
Denny
Twas
Kansas
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Ans Ategsek
Pat Willcox
Norfolk
Neb
Gene Isaacson Oftumwe
Bos
Howard Martin Waverly
Fmoines
Toy Hartenberart
Chester
Joon Kratt Dews
Sargio Fontanini
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Tata
Bob McCrory
BO Wold
Fred Hird
Mibur
Baron Gakett
Art Steingraber
Tates
Ralph Reat
Joek
Barton
Aalfert
Tyne Port
What Club Will Babe Manage
The Babe Ruth faces uncertainty over his managerial future as he nears the end of his playing career. He hopes to manage either the Chicago Cubs or the New York Yankees, with fans and teams watching closely for a possible move next season.
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AL Demaree
Babe Ruth
Babe Hamself
Chicago
al Waavs
Chicago Cubs
Amenean Tracue
Ruth Manning
New York Yarkees
Mace Hoass
Jake Rupperts
Bears
Keith Molesworth
Baltimore
Doehring Southpaw
Creotoe Ha
Weyland Becker
Marquette
Connie Collin
Creighton
Art Buss
Michigan State
Dick Davis
Pennsylvania Military Institute
Keats
Armhaugh
Grange
Fea
Horgety
Radio Mouoning Memory Looms Over City Concerts
A jumble of names and venues outlines a dense schedule of concerts and performances. Entries mention bands and orchestras such as the U.S. Army band and a Chicago symphony, with venues including Little concert hall and WARE. References to performers like Kate Smith and Irene Ueasles appear amid a network of station and club listings, painting a busy cultural timetable.
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Will Aubees
Bettvy
Bob BC
Harding
Nelile Resell
Collegians to Clash With Bears at Soldier Field
A 1933 college all star squad faces the Chicago Bears in a charity exhibition at Soldier Field Friday night. Kickoff is 8 30 p m with 75 000 to 80 000 expected. rain would push the game to Saturday.
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Dinksey
Chicago
Soldier Field
Chicago Bears
College All Stars
Bears
Collegians
The
Chicago Tribune
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Mal Elward
Real Estate Transfers Noted in 1934 Ledger
A series of 1934 property transfers are recorded including Evrt Woe Hartman and Rosa Pree to Buh A&A Reeds with valuable consideration, RF Wiley Sp to Strungville Cons, O'Brien & Tae OBrer to lot 6 bh TH Hun Todd, Mason to Gilbert and Mildred Mason, and Mo Safford to Marv A Boivzeonai, each with nominal sums and valuable consideration, dated 3-3-34 to 8-23-34.
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Hartman
Rosa
A&a
John Werte
Wiley
Liane
Bo Jones
Cox
O'Brien
Tae Obrer
Todd C
Lo Mason & Wf
Gilbert E
Canzoneri Slugged by Dublinsky in New York Fray
In a tough 10 round bout at Ebbett's field Tony Canzoneri the former world lightweight champion was heavily beaten by Chicago's Harry Dublinsky. Canzoneri quit with a bleeding eye a battered nose and swollen lips as Dublinsky dominated the action with punishing ribs and midsection shots. The aging Canzoneri may be facing his final ring appearance.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Ebbett’s Field
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
New Orleans
Tony
Dublinsky
Columbus and Milwaukee Play in Amateur Association Meet
Fragmentary report details teams Columbus Milwaukee and others in an amateur association meet. Names Klinger Heise O'Dea Presnell Susce O'Neil Faslor Stiles Pase Crandall appear amid scattered city and venue references. Scheduling hints mention Indianapolis St Paul and Louisville Minneapolis with Wednesday play noted.
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Milwaukee
Klinger, Heise and
O'Dea
Presnell
Susce
Toledo
Kansas City
O'Neil
Faslor
Stiles
Pase
Crandall
Cumberland Evens Legion Series With New Orleans 4-3
Cumberland Maryland edged New Orleans 4 to 3 in 13 innings at Wrigley Field to tie the junior league world series at one game apiece. Phil Hoewatt delivered a bases loaded single off Joe Dana after one out to score the deciding run in the 13th.
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Chicago
Phil Hoewatt
Cumberland
New Orleans
Wrigley Field
American Legion
Comiskey Park
Hoewatt
Joe Danna
Mark Arie Captures Second US Trap Championship
Mark Arie of Champaign Illinois won the doubles target trap shooting title by breaking 94 of 100 targets. He edged Joe Heistand of Hillsboro by one point to claim the crown, Riverside Park event marked Arie’s second title in the grand American handicap program.
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Mark Arie
Champaign
United States
Joe Heistand
Hillsboro
Arie
Illnoiss Marksman
Manchester Golfers Qualify For Tourney
Manchester Iowa golfers compete for a fall event at Manchester Golf and Country Club starting Sunday September 9. The local committee will holds 18 hole qualifying rounds through September 6 with prizes for the low medalists.
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Manchester
Manchester Golf and Country Club
Cards Deny Deans Sale Rumor Against 1935
ST LOUIS AP reports Cardinal president Sam Breadon denied reports of trading Dizzy and Paul Dean. He stated neither Dean would be sold or traded and both would remain with the Cardinals for the 1935 season. The rumor claimed Paul would be sold to Brooklyn for 50000 dollars, which Breadon rejected.
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Cardinals
Dizzy
Paul
Sam Breadon
Breadon
Brooklyn
Riverside Firemen Edge Hills 3 2 in Diamondball Showdown
Riverside firemen defeated Hills 3 to 2 in Riverside Ia. on Tuesday evening. Hills scored in the first two innings but Riverside answered with a run in the fifth and two in the seventh to clinch the win.
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Riverside Firemen
Hills
Riverside
Women Begin Play For City Title At Kenmore
Johnny Vavra and Glenn Darrow won opening matches in the city golf title at Coun try club progressing to second round. Vavra defeated John Powell 75 to 45 while Darrow beat Harry O'Donnell 6 5 as play paused for rest. women’s competition at Kenmore began with twelve qualifiers and first rounds set for Saturday morning with finals Sunday.
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Glenn Darrow
Mea Bende
Vavra
John Powell
Darrow
Harry O’donnell
J. B. Terry
Harold Reid
Otis Leefers
George Alt
Kenmore
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