Moreland Wins Trans Miss Golf Title With Tenacious Rally
Gus Moreland of Dallas defeated Law son Little Jr. of San Francisco two up after 36 holes to claim the Trans Mississ ipp i golf championship for the second straight year. Moreland, 22, sank four straight birdies after trailing and set a new 36 hole scoring record with a 67 on the final eighteen. Little, 20, is Stanford captain and led the morning round before Moreland’s late surge sealed victory.
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Clorado Springs
Colo
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Moreland
Little
Stanford University
Coencesess
Moreland Olt
Seacseeeers
Elite Baseball Leaders to Direct Thursday All Star Game
John McGraw and Connie Mack will helm the National and American league all star squads in Thursday's showcase. A group of top players, considered the elite, are featured in advance notes for the event.
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John McGraw
Connie Mack
Eastern Iowa Net Tourney Slated for July at Cedar Rapids
The third annual Eastern Iowa Tennis tournament will run July 26 to 29 at Cedar Rapids Country Club with three divisions men's singles and doubles and women's singles. Expect about 32 entrants per division and strong regional talent from Iowa Illinois and neighboring states. Dorothy Day of Des Moines defends the women's title. Frank Brody will defend the men singles crown while Brody and Merle Robins seek the doubles. Prizes include the women's trophy from the Country Club and cups from F H Drew Sporting Goods and Armstrong Sporting Goods.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Ilinois
Dorothy Day
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
James Bell
Frances Eby
Janet Murray
Esther Yothers
Frank Brody
Brody
Merle Robins
Ames
Country Club
F. H. Drew Sporting Goods
Armstrong Sporting Goods
Tidball Beats Murphy For College Net Title
Jack Tidball of the University of California at Los Angeles, the top ranking player, won the National intercollegiate lawn tennis championship in Haverford Pennsylvania, defeating R T Murphy of Hamilton in straight sets 8 6 9 7 8 6 in a cautious final.
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Haverford
Jack Tidball
University of California
Los Angeles
R. T. Murphy
Hamilton
Local Club Forfeits Practice As Fairfax Zone Shoot Commences
The Cedar Rapids Gun Club cancels today’s practice due to the Northeast Iowa zone shoot at Fairfax. Leading marksmen from twenty five counties in northeastern Iowa will compete in the Fairfax meet.
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Iowa
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Cities Service To Play At Center Point Today
Cedar Rapids Cities Service baseball faces Center Point Merchants in Center Point today. The game pits two local squads with potential league implications.
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Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Giants Rout Cardinals 11-1 in Seven-Game Win Streak
New York Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 11 to 1 as they remain undefeated in seven games this season. The win widens the gap to 3.5 games atop the league standings. Bill Walker and Sylvester Johnson teamed for 17 hits, with Davis driving in a key five-run rally in the sixth inning.
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NEW York
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cardinals
Bill Walker
Sylvester Johnson
Davis
Louis
AB Marlin
Frisch
Orsattl
Collins
Medwick
Watkins
Wilson
Ei Durocher
Walker
Crabtree
Parrell
Johnson
P. Crawford
tAlten
York
Critz
O'Doul
Terry
Vergez
St. Louis
Fitzsimmons
Nitcher
Walker Umbries
Barr
Klemt
Parman
Cubs Rout Dodgers 13 3. take series lead in Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs hammer three Brooklyn pitchers to win 13 3 and lead the series. Gabby Hartnett and Charley Grimm each had four of Chicago's 18 hits. Ray Benge saw his six game win streak end as the Cubs exploded for five runs in the third inning. Hack Wilson was banished for disputing a called strike.
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Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Gabby Hartnett
Charley Grimm
Chicago
Ray Benge
Cubs
Leslie
Boyle
Benge
Hack Wilson
Stark
Reds Rally Edges Braves In Extras For Sixth Triumph
The Cincinnati Reds scored twice in the tenth to beat the Boston Braves 6 to 5 on Saturday. The win ends Boston’s five game winning streak as the upset note continues in the season’s tightly contested matchup.
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Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Braves
Sreak
Tribesmen
Berlinger Wins AAA Decathlon Title At Chicago Meet
Barney Berlinger of the Pennsylvania Athletic Club dominated the AAA decathlon in Chicago, finishing with 7 597.19 points. Richard Baldry of Texas Neighborhood A C followed with 7 491.4, Raymond Patterson of Iowa Wesleyan had 7 370.35, and Joe Hall of Tampa Fila A C ended fourth with 7 325.03. Berlinger led after nine events and jogged the 1500m to avoid disqualification, scoring no points in the final race.
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George Kirkley
United Prean
Chicago
Barney _ Berlinger
Husky
Amateur Athletic Union
Berlinger
Pennsylvania Athletic Club
Richard Baldry
Texas
A. C
Baldry
Raymond Patterson
Iowa Wesleyan
Joe Hall
Tampa
Fila
Track Association
Cedar River YMCA Swim Set For July Twenty Ninth
The sixth annual Cedar River swim will be July 29 at Ellis Park with a shortened course. Open to Linn county amateurs 15 and over, two divisions boys 15 18 and men 19 plus. Start 2 p.m. contestants meet at Sheffie’s dock at 1 p.m. Entry fee one dollar, boats provided, awards to top five in each division.
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High Rock
North Western Railroad Bridge
Ellis Park
Linn County
Sheffie’s Dock
S. P. File
al G. Keyes
Dawson Grim
R. D. Proctor
W. H. Hasek
Fred W. Bailey
Warren B. Ross
Francis Presser
EB. Chandler
Dick Westerfield
Bill Walsmith
Managers Mack and McGraw to lead all star game at Comiskey Park
Connie Mack the 70 year old Athletics manager and John McGraw the 60 year old Giants boss will sit in the dugouts when the American and National leagues meet in Chicago next Thursday. The piece recounts their 92 years in baseball, key clashes in 1905 1911 and 1914 and their combined pennant wins and long storied rivalry.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
Connie Mack
John McGraw
Mack
Meriden
McGraw
Olean
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Athletics
Giants
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Lefty Grove
Carl Hubbell
Bob Johnstone
Seattle
Carl Nelson
Clinton
University of Iowa
Vines Triumphs in Wimbledon Quarterfinal Lineup
Ellsworth Vines defeated Daniel Prenn 6-3 6-2 6-4 in a showcase match watched by King George and Queen Mary as the all England tournament reached the quarterfinal stage. Crawford Austin Cochet and others advanced, with Helen Jacobs leading the way for the Americans toward the women's quarters.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ellsworth Vines
King George
Queen Mary
Royal Box
Vines
Daniel Prenn
Germany
Prenn
Jack Crawford
Bunny Austin
England
Henri Cochet
France
Lester Stoefen
California
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Roderich Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Pat Hughes
Crawford
A. C. Stedman
New Zealand
Austin
Pat Spencer
South Africa
Cochet
David N. Jones
New York
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
Conn
Miss Jacobs
Peggy Scriven
Dorothy Round
Hilda Krahwinkel
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Emery of Oklahoma Wins College Title
Walter Emery of the University of Oklahoma defeated Rodney Bliss of Cornell 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final to win the 1933 intercollegiate golf championship in Williamsville New York.
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Williamsville
N. Y
Walter Emery
University of Oklahoma
Rodney Bliss
Cornell
Marion Advertisers Meet Newhall in July Clash
The Marion Advertisers host the last semi pro club from Newhall on July 4 at 2 30 p m at American Legion park Marion. The Cedar Rapids Colored Giants game was canceled due to injuries while seating facilities are expanded for the expected turnout.
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Marion
Newhall
American Legion Park
Cedar Rapids Colored Giants
Giant
Wilson
Vavra Meets Welch In Titular Match
Johnny Vavra fights back to topple Glen Darrow 2 and 1 in the Country club golf semi finals and set up a finals clash with Frank Welch. The other golf flights finish with Verne Marshall, Tom Yarnall, B F Wolverton and Cameron advancing in their divisions. In baseball, Washington beats Detroit 11 to 3 at Navin field and New York trails the Senators by two runs after a late rally.
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Johnny Vavra
Glen Darrow
Frank Welch
Darrow
Vavra
Johnny
Verne Marshall
G. 8. Holmes
Tom Yarnall
B. J. Moon
J. A. Yessler
Dr. B. F. Wolverton
E. B. Cameron
E. M. Soboda
Cameron
H. Cherry
Washington
Manush
Oeronin
Goslin
Greenber
Schulte
Walker
Hogan
Sorrell
Hose Wett
Ahomas
Standings and results in major leagues and associations
American League standings show Washington leading with 45 wins and a .643 pace. Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, St Louis, and Chicago follow with varied records. Saturday results include Washington over Detroit and New York over Cleveland. National League lists New York leading with 41 wins and .421, followed by Boston, St Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia with mixed marks. Saturday results include Philadelphia a strong 13-3 and Chicago 13, with several matchups listed. American Association shows Columbus at 43-27 and Toledo 37-37, with Minneapolis 40-34 and Louisville 34-40. Saturday results include Louisville 8 Toledo 3.
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Washinton
Chicago
New York
Phil’elphia
Boston
Cleveland
Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland A
Chica
St. Louis
Philadelphia M
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phil'delphia
Iontanarena
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kan
City
Minneapolis
Red Sox Beat White Sox 7-2 In Second Game
Boston extends hot stretch with a 7-2 win behind George Pipgras as Roy Johnson and Bill Werber pace a 13 hit attack. Pipgras turns in a strong outing despite eleven hits by Chicago. Gregory loses his ninth decision after brief relief try.
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Chicago
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
George Pipgras
Red Sox
Pipgras
Kimsey
Jones
Gregory
90 to 1 Shot Wins At Chicago Track
Cavalcade a 90 to 1 shot upset the Hyde Park stakes for 3-year-olds at Chicago earning $16,000. Singing Wood the favorite, owned by Mrs. John Hay Whitney of New York, finished second with Dartle third.
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Chicago
Cavalcade
Singing Wood
John Hay Whitney
New York
Dartle
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Lou Gehrig
Pepper, Martin
Chuck Klein
Carl Huddell
Bill Dickey
Pie Traynor
Tidball
Murphy
Fairfax Zone
Gang Walker
W. Herman
Herman
Eee
Hartnett
Nelson
J Taylor
Grimm
Royle
Lf Waeee
Frederick
Rt Cores
Sone Wilson
D. Taylor
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Demaret
Mosolf
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Harrnett
Tinning
Lopez
Flowers
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Jurzes
Demareer
Chicaco
Renee
Thurston
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Tinnine
Bener
Stark and Riglet
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James Bausch
Kansas
Rea’ Peppers
Hot Sport
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Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Carnera
Bill Duffy
Duffy
Louisiana State University
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Burt Ingwersen
Huey Long
Huey
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Tigers
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Victor
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Hele
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J. A. Yeasler
Fiight
G. &. Holmes
B. J. Wolverton
EB. M. Bohoda
Weo Cameron
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Wes Ferrell
Chapman
Tony Lazzeri
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Dickey
Johnnie
Allen
Yanks
Herb Pennock
Indians
Porter
Cissell
Ferrell
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Weveree En Dlak
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Larzert
Knickerbocker
Cissele
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Pererell
Errell
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Geisel
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