Frontier park to host two day running horse meet
A revival meet of running horses pits over thirty entrants at Frontier park this Saturday and Sunday. Hanford post of the American Legion sponsors events with purses of 200 dollars daily in a two program card. Local promoter Johnny Fryrear names Frank Smith to start races and oversee the event amid a large midway and fireworks.
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Frontier Park
Hanford Post
American Legion
Johnny Fryrear
Rarac
Muvuamy VA Vais S2eveu
Fryrear
Frank Smith
Middle West
Railbirds
Blazette
Ridge Stables
Grundy Center
Diamond T
M. E. Lynch
Lindy
Simon Hofer
Toledo
Caravan
Tommy Eden
Monticello
Jim Miller
A. H. Sharper
Allison
Just Buck
O.F. Wright
Ray Mantell
Art Wagner
Captain Leary
Tom Ne Grane
Vinton
T. L. Barnes
Hed ‘Pepper
F. F. Richart
Lulu Belley
RT. Hansen
Son
McLeay
C. Lambert
Omaha
Twinkleboots
F. H. Lambert
Omahe
Edith Estabrooks Wins Waterloo Golf Tourney
Miss Edith Estabrooks, Iowa's 15-year old women's golf champion, won the Sunnyside Country Club women's invitational with an 80 for 18 holes. Frances Weepie finished second with 89 and Mrs. Co. V. Anderson was third with 90 among 110 golfers from fifteen clubs in northeastern Iowa.
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Waterloo
Edith Estabrooks
Iowa
Sunnyside Country Club
Frances Weepie
Independence
Co. V. Anderson
Byrnes Park
Hightower Takes Medal in Kenmore Club Championship
Elmer Hightower won medal honors at the Kenmore club championship with a 70. Al Engdahl followed with 71 and Glenn Darrow and Jack Smith both shot 72. First round of three flights features sixteen players per division with noted pairings and matchups.
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Elmer Hightower
Kenmore Club
al Engdahl
Glenn Darrow
Jack Smith
Jaximen Hishtower
Bill McPartan
Dale Smith
J. J. Jacobs, Jr
Bill J. Wexely
Jim McPartland
Carringer
Harvey Carley
Red
Alrausbereer
Vvs
Bud Hastings
Perohn ‘Jacobs
Tom Hauke Jr
Mrs Hillier Fractured Elbow After Golf Course Fall
Mrs Guy Hillier of 2301 Meadow Brook Drive SE suffered a fractured right elbow Tuesday evening when she fell near bridge No 6 at Cedar Rapids Country Club. She was taken to St Luke’s hospital and later returned home.
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Guy Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hillier
St. Luke's Hospital
Iowa miner Earl Wampler leads Cedar Park mat card
Earl Wampler of Scranton headlines the Cedar Park open air arena card on Thursday night in a bout with Alf Johnson of Minneapolis. Al Sparks and Ray Richards meet in one preliminary while Abe Kashey faces Frankie French in the other. Mike Nazarian to referee.
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Iowa
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Cedar Park Open Air Arena
Alf Johnson
Minneapolis
al Sparks
Ray Richards
Abe Kashey
Frankie French
Mike Nazarian
Chadima Sinks a Hole in One Yet Loses in Golf Tourney
In Cedar Rapids country club handicap event Joe Chadima made a 175 yard hole in one on the par three twelfth hole but lost his fourth flight match to W H Dunshee 6 and 5. Other results include L H Jacobson over Stewart Holmes 1 up and William Isom over R E Killian 1 up in first flight.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Joe Chadima
Chadima
W. H. Dunshee
del Porter
Dunshee
L. H. Jacobson
Stewart Holmes
William Isom
R. E. Killian
John Carey
R. J. Miller
Gordon DeLay
Jack Walsh
H. J. Brownlee
Arthur Poe
A. H. Sargent
G. F. Miller
R. T. Newton
Ed Owen
Mark Anderson
F. A. Safely
Fayette to Host Sub-district Legion Junior Tournament
The American Legion junior baseball sub-district tournament will be held in Fayette on July 2 with teams from Independence Farmersburg and Colesburg. First round games start at 10 a.m. on two local diamonds and the final at 2 p.m. John Neuenschwander of Fayette will oversee the event.
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Fayette
American Legion
Fayette County
Independence
Farmersburg
Colesburg
John Neuenschwander
The
Calmar Battlers Fall to St. Lucas Pirates 4-3
In Calmar Iowa the Battlers lost a hard fought Northeastern Iowa league game to the St. Lucas Pirates by 4 to 3. Orvall pitched well allowing three hits and no earned runs, yet Calmar could not clinch the win.
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Calmar, In
Calmar Battlers
St. Lucas Pirates
Iowa
Orvall
Schmeling-Louis Rival Fight May Head to Yankee Stadium
United Press reports Max Schmeling will not fight James Braddock next and Joe Louis will not return in a comeback. Talks center on Louis vs Schmeling in Yankee Stadium in September after Garden contract hurdles and promoter Mike Jacobs’ push for a joint show.
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Henry McLemore
United Press State
New York
Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Joe
Max
Firpo
Dempsey
Yankee Stadium
Madison Square Garden
Braddock
Mike Jacobs
Schmeling
the Garden
Long Island
Jacobs
Mike
Garden Chiefs
Col
John Reed Kirkpatrick
Garden
Kilpatrick
Broadway
Maxie Schmeling
Maxie
Louis
Shufflin
Local boxing notes from Associated Press digest
In San Antonio and El Paso rounds, Willard Brown and Tony Merrers clashed with Johnny Pacek and others as bouts drew at multiple venues. The scattered summaries list fighters Lasky Pacek and Rouse with regional notes indicating draws and tentative results.
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Tos Angeles
Art Lasky
Minnescelis
Johnny Pacek
Chi‘Oe
San Antonio
Tex
Willard Brown
Baton Rouse
Tony Merrers
el Paso
Drew
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter
Wry column traces boxing profits from Schmeling Louis film and a claimed $27,500 sale. Notes Pepper Martin and Cissy Dean clubhouse clash rumors, discusses Dick Elston's control issues and fast ball, and surveys Western League trends and Yankee pennant odds.
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Pepper Martin
Cissy Dean
Boston
Martin
Red Birds
Cissy
Budge Falls to Perry in Wimbledon Semifinal
Donald Budge, the young Californian, lost to Fred Perry in four sets 5-7 6-4 6-3 6-4 in the Wimbledon semifinal. Perry advances to the final to meet German champion Gottfried von Cramm after von Cramm defeated Bunny Sutin in four sets.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Donald Budge
Fred Perry
Perry
Barom Gottfried von Cramm
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