All Star Classic Set To Begin Tuesday Amid Stakes
National League stars prepare to face the American League in the fourth annual mid-summer classic at Beesfield with Mose Grove likely starting against Curt Davis. A capacity crowd of about 48 000 awaits after reserved seats sold out, as Frick and Grimm vow to win and restore prestige.
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Jesse Owens Seen As main hope for Olympic team
International News Service notes Jesse Owens as the standout American athlete likely to win multiple events at Berlin. The piece cites Owens alongside Towns Varoff and others, assessing pole vault, high jump, sprints, and distance events while predicting a strong but contestable roster for the 1936 Games.
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Heat slows golf matches at Waterloo state amateur
Extreme heat forces schedule extension for the Waterloo state amateur championship. First round games are pushed to finish by Sunday night. In championship flight Elmer Hightower defeated Bill McPartland, 7 and 5, while Bill Vesely shot 72 to beat Jim McPartland, 6 and 5. In A flight F. Fitch beat Jim Taylor 4 3 and J. Stevenson edged Barnard McPartland 2 up. B flight saw Adams over Boyd 3 2 and Welch over Van Horn 1 up on the nineteenth hole. Cedar Rapids hands tournament also limited to two second round matches as Gordon DeLay beat Ez Vip 2 up and H L Morehead defeated Henry Files 3 2.
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Extreme Heat
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Local Legion Team Wins District Title in Extra Innings
Cedar Rapids defeats Davenport 11 to 10 in eleven innings to capture the Legion junior baseball district championship. A late rally tied the game in the ninth, with Rogers delivering a two bagger and Eddy plating the winning run in the eleventh. Earlier Cedar Rapids beat Clinton 11 to 1 to reach the final.
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Coggeshall Captures Central States Tennis Title
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines won the Central States tennis singles title by defeating Carl Smalley of the University of Texas 8-6 6-2 6-3 in the final at Davenport. Smalley and Charles Fleming of Cedar Rapids won the doubles title against Coggeshall and Dick Goepel.
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Dempsey Defends Louis On Glass Jaw Claim
Jack Dempsey criticized by boxing writers for saying Joe Louis has a glass jaw. He insisted Louis can be hurt but showed he has heart, yet not rugged enough to beat top heavies. Dempsey said his remark was misunderstood and remains confident Louis lacks top durability.
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Marengo Rallies To Lick North English
Marengo Iowa rallied in the ninth inning to defeat North English 8 to 6 in a Iowa county league game. Black started the decisive rally with a home run as Sturm and Zimmerman added triples and singles. Sturm fanned two in the ninth to end the threat with three straight strikeouts.
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Alburnett Splits With Lafayette And Urbana
Alburnett defeated Lafayette 7 to 4 in the morning and lost 11 to 6 to Urbana in the afternoon. Etzel pitched the winning game.
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Chester Horton’s Golf Standard Instruction Guide
A historical note on Chester Horton as a leading golf teacher outlining standard instructional methods. The piece highlights Horton’s approach to swing mechanics, grip, stance, and practice routines. It emphasizes practical tips for beginners and clubs recommended by Horton, reflecting early 20th century coaching.
Margins in Golf Determine Improvement Stages
The article explains how margins tighten as golfers break 100 and improve to 90 and above. It notes that higher skill requires accounting for making and placing shots, plus consistency, with tighter limits for 70s and 80s scorers. Chester Horton offers a booklet through The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Raiders struggle in Des Moines spark talk of crowd impact
The Raiders have won only two of nine meetings in Des Moines this season and two of sixteen over a season and a half, affecting home gate hopes. The piece notes a volatile letter from Al Shipley denying past claims, manager turnover in the Western League, and proposed all star lineup hints as context for the team’s pennant chances.
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Marengo Defeats Middle Amana at Home Saturday
Marengo doubled the score 20 to 10 over Middle Amana as Storm pitched for Marengo earned 16 strikeouts. Vogt caught, while McAreavy and Hahn formed the Middle Amana battery. The game featured a poor field and uphill pitching, reflecting subpar play by both teams.
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Conception Team To Meet St Wenceslaus In C Y O Match
The Immaculate Conception softball team will play St. Wenceslaus in the C Y O league on Frolic field. Keen competition has marked previous tilts between these teams with the game set to start at 8 p.m. Wednesday the Frolic club will face the Maccabees of the Fraternal league.
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Parkson Blue Ribbon Loses Final at Columbus Junction
Parkson's Lost In Final At Columbus Junction The Parkson Blue Ribbon team traveled to Columbus Junction for the seventh annual softball tournament on July 4. They were defeated 7 to 5 in the playoffs under the lights by Muscatine.
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Caddies Strike At Oakmont Golf Course
At Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh 200 striking caddies jeered as players competed for the 1935 national open. They demand $1.25 per round instead of $1.00 plus a washroom rest room and a radio.
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Pairings Set for Y Tennis Singles Tourney
Thirty two players begin the Y singles tournament with first round matches listed. Hart faces C Zbanek, Lee meets R Bi, Gross plays ae, Trove faces Pfatt, Moody opposes Jackson, Obrecht versus Gundling, Bessemer versus J Greeers, seeded TG against J Stevenson, K Moor faces Dr Thomas, and M Harmon meets D Steffa.
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