Moody Leads U S to Wimbledon Wins and Forest Hills Upset
Helen Wills Moody’s victory at Wimbledon boosts U S hopes for the Forest Hills Classic with potential earnings up to 50 000 for the U S Lawn Tennis association and West Side Tennis Club. The piece contrasts Moody’s win over Helen Jacobs with looming challenges from Dorothy Bundy and predicts a strong U S showing across the championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Helen Moody
Helen Jacobs
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
West Side Tennis Club
Helen
YORK
INS
Moody
Dorothy Bundy
Fatty
Alice Marble
Jess Owens
Suzanne
Giants Beat Pirates 8 to 1 in Brooklyn Club Clash
Gas House Gang protest over Pirates bench size cited as St Louis loses to Pittsburgh. McGee struggles early as Pep Young clears bases with a long double in the second inning. Young, Vaughan, Waner drive the scoring while Klinger yields the win for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Gas House Gang
Bucs
Bill McGee
McGee
Pep Young
St. Leula
Pitteburah
SiMandiey
Liehtenrt
Wanerif
Medwickis
O'Suhrdb
Padgett
I Rizzo
iMatinef
OlVaughanss
Qguttdeese
Owen
ljYoung
McGeep
Kilnger
Bordar
Suhr
Vaughan
Young
Waner
Ogutteridge
Gutteridge
S. Martin
Martin
St. Louis
Pittshareh
Klinger S Harrell
Klinger Uits
Harrell
Umpfires
Maserkurth
Moran
Barr
Marion Country Club Hosts Two Day Golf Program
A two day golf program at Marion Country Club features a handicap tournament today with awards for low gross low net most birdies and fewest putts a blind bogey for men and women Monday morning and afternoon contests including driving approaching and putting plus novelty events for both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
All Star Game Lineups Toss Up As Managers Pick Star Power
McCarthy may start El Goofy Gomez for the Yankees sparking the National League with Carl Hubbell and Mace Brown in relief. On the American side Foxx likely at first with Gehringer and Rolfe in the infield and Averill DiMaggio and Cramer in the outfield while Dickey handles catching. The piece outlines probable NL starter Buck McCormick at first and Ott or Martin at infield, with Hack or Terry shaping the hot corner and Felix Leiber among bench options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
New York
el Goofy Gomez
Vander Meer
el Goofy
National League
Carl Hubbell
Mace Brown
Pirates
Bill Lee
Jim Turner
Brown
Lee
Turner
Gomez
Big Red Ruffing
Feller
Johnny Allen
Mose Lefty Grove
McCormick
Buck McCormick
Reds
Arky Vaughan
Billy Herman
Cubs
Tony Cuccinello
Bees
Herman
Mel Ott
Giants
Bill Terry
Stan Hack
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Homer
Ival Goodman
Ott
Herschel Martin
Phillies
Hank Leiber
Jimmy
Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Lou Gehrig
Charley Gehringer
Red Rolfe
Yanks
Buddy Lewis
Senators
Cecil Travis
Joe Cronin
Dickey
Earl Averill
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Doc Cramer
Red Sox
Johnson
Bill Dickey
Roundhouse
Rudy York
Dick Ferrell
Industrial Golf League Tight Finishes Week of Play
In division A last Tuesday the race for playoff spots heated with 39 of 40 players in match play. First nine teams separated by 12 14 points, creating a potential one two finish. Howard Martin beat Chuck Slauson 2 up after sub par rounds 33 36 69 to 36 38 74, each nine won by one up. Ted Fuehr shot 36 35 71 with five birdies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Golf League
Howard Martin
la Plant-Choate’s
Chuck” Slauson
the Light Company
Slauson
Martin
Chuck
Ted Fuehr
Ted
Ford Penick Oil
Quaker Oate 'Go
Bie Q
Penick Penick
Douglas
Wilson and Co
Tendermade
and Gas Co
DeSoto Heaters
LaPlant- Chaste
Quaker Oats Co
Muffetseon and Co. Certified
Wile LaPlant-Choate
Saga
Piedele Light and Power Co
Muffets Seecerrees Ead Wilson
Penick and Fiord Desalas Gtardh
Penick and Ferd Fenford Sugar
Wits
Saery Penick
Cora
Ford
Cedar & A
Arate
H. Martin
Puehr
Martin Slauson Nere
Edwards
E. Fe. Paee Steers
al Mar Ve
van Fossen
H. Laurence
Elite
Eens Oe
V. Matseman
G. Garden
Achar Ae
McPartland Clemens
R Lanswaser
Ww. Kier
Wee Te
E. Austin Senane Cove Eee
Rerhee
V. Messer Enone Spene
Vv. Boenkse
J. Russell
Parmenter
Ez. Brown
Ate A
Hoffer
Renrydsteewene
Bingham Ener
Red Pepper sports roundup and notes of 1937 season
A compact sports column notes Waterloo’s late season push and Cap Crossley’s optimism about the Three Eye, with Gabby Hartnett popular with New York fans. It records Jimmy Braddock’s return to fight Max Schmeling, Irl Tubbs vacationing in Minnesota, Earl Whitehill’s long pitching record, a four-batsman hit by one Cedar Rapids ace, and a Cedar Rapids Indians contract likely at 10000 dollars plus per-win bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cap Crossley
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Tommy Farr
Jimmy
Irl Tubbs
Minnesota
Iowa
Hawk
Earl Whitehill
Cedar Rapids
Indians
Yankees Take 12-2 Victory Over Senators
Duke Dickman wins for the Yankees while Dean suffers the loss as New York rolls to a 12-2 win over Washington. Wagner Dickman Ostermueller Dean Williams post nine, two, two, two walks. hits tally for Warner Dickman Ostermueller Dean Williams. Umpires Summers Hubbard Rue. Time 2 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Higgins
Wagner
Dickman
Ostermueller
Dean
Williams
Boston
Philadelphia
Warner
Potter
Summers, Hubbard and Rue
Browns explode to beat Tigers 13 5 after six straight losses
St Louis Browns break a six game skid by belting Detroit for 13 runs on 14 hits. Howard Mills struggles with walks but keeps Detroit at bay, Fred Walker and Fox homer, and a seven run seventh inning seals the rout as Roxie Lawson Poffenberger and Coffman hand out 13 free passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Howard Mills
Fred Walker
Mills
Pete Ox
Browns
Roxie Lawson
Cletus Poffenberger
George Coffman
Detroit
J Bt. Louis
Almada Cf
Walker Lf
Gmcouinn
Kress
Fox
McO
Ross
ilHefiner
Lawsonp
Ge Millsep
Coffman
Detralt
Louis
ISIS
McQuinn
Clift
Walker
Bell
Heffner
Almada
H. Mills
Gehringer
Rogell
Greenberg
Poffenberger
Bass
Moriarty
Rowdy Joe Cox to headline Cedar Park mat card Thursday
Promoter Eddie Jennings plans another Cedar Park wrestling show with Rowdy Joe Cox of Cleveland as the main attraction and Harry Kent of Oregon State as the opponent. Weather willing, a large crowd is expected after Cox’s Cedar Rapids success, with Earl Wampler vs Otto Kuss in the semi and Cliff Thiede vs Earl McKenzie in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Jennings
Cedar Park
Rowdy
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Cox
Rassling
Cedar Rapids
Harry Kent
Oregon
Georgetown Golfer Burke Wins National Intercollegiate Golf Title
John P. Burke, a 21 year old Georgetown sophomore from Providence Rhode Island, defeated Burt McDowell of LSU four and two on the 34th hole to win the national intercollegiate golf championship. Burke led from the start and held a five hole edge after 18 and again after 23. The match paused briefly in a downpour before resuming at the 29th hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
INS
John P. Burke
Georgetown
Burt McDowell
Burke
Providence
R. I
McDowell
Joe Dey
United States Golfing Association
All Star Heroes Face Rough Roads in Cincinnati Show
The piece spotlights baseball stars who fought through setbacks to reach the big leagues. Johnny Allen joined the Indians after a late surge with the Yankees, while Harry Lavagetto, Lefty Gomez, Buck Newsom, Earl Averill, and others battled injuries, doubt, and critics before shining for their teams. The history of grit and comeback runs through names like Vander Meer, Hubbell, Turner, McCormick, Hack, Durocher, and McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Johnny Allen
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Johnny
Indians
Allen
YORK
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
St. Paul
Lefty
Buck Newsom
Buck
Earl Averill
Hubbell
Colusubobu Eraeers Hints Of Baseball Schedule
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Kelicher Ryba Jonson Hin kie Hancken and Milwaukee with Kansas City and Jungels Junty Vance Miller Gay Hartle. Mentions two night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Wills Moody
U. S
von Cramm
Bob Considine
Mars
Noody
Crick
England
Gottfried von Cramm
Don Budge
Budge
Bobby Riggs
Sidney Wood
Miss Jacobs
Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Suzanne Lenglen
Nicious Anemia
French Tennis Association
Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Budee
Gene Mako
Henner Henkel
George von Metuxa
Germany
Bremen
Barah Palfreyetree
Mm Rene Mathieu
Frances
Adeline Hae
Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Johnny Humphries
Ken Keltner
Bob Feller
Jeff Heath
Brooklyn Club
Yager's
Yagers
43Rd St South East
Denna Louis Nicholas
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapide
Travis
Averill
Washington
Magele
Gemez
New Y. Lest
Meak. Ly Louis
Au Man Cincinnat
Cincinnati Vander Meer
Red Peppers
By Earl
Rowdy Joe Cox
Mat
Harper's
Ruth Neblung
Eighth St. SE
Paul Mickelson
Harry Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Harry
Gomes
Johnny Vander Meer
Ty Cobb
America
Boston Bees
Frank
Buck” McCormick
Sahara
Stanley Hack
Cub
Hack
Leo Durocher
St. Louis Cardinals
Leo
Leo the Great
Joe McCarthy
Joe
American Association
Penguin
Donna Louis Nicholas
Oakland
Katz Auto Parts CO
Fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
J. C. Schindler
Seventh Ave. SE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!