Plans Laid For State Net Meet July 15
Plans for the Iowa State Open tennis tournament set for July 15 to 18 at Cedar Rapids were outlined by Carl Kurwin general chairman. The event, sponsored by the Cedar Aegis Country Club Texas Association and the Young Men's bureau, will be played on three courts with Kenmore Advance tickets on sale.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl Kurwin
Cedar Aagies Country Club
Texamis Association
Young Men's Bureau
Frenthan Hgh
Kenmore
Henry Gondhry
Charwcan
Com
Price and Martin Meet in Indian Creek Tourney
Bernard Price the defending champion will play L Martin in the Indian Creek ship golf tournament. Qualifying scores led by Carl Jabson Jacobsco with 66 set early matchups as play runs Thursday for a week.
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Price
Martin
Indian Creek
Bernard Price
L. Martin
Carl Jabson Jacobsco
Drew Ee Ludlow
Jim Schmulbeck
Virgil Schnoeblen
I Creek
Cedar Rapids
Softball Teams Drop from Eastern Division Over Finances
Two professional softball teams from South Bend Indiana and Ann Arbor Michigan withdrew from the eastern division of the National Softball league on Wednesday due to financial problems. The moves leave the circuit short of teams and raise questions about the league's economic viability.
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Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Softball League
Pairings Set for CR Country Club Net Meet
First round features women singles matches including Hart Riedel vs Aver and Jackoe vs Palmer. Ruth Labes meets Connie McClary while Ann Shutueworth faces Dennis and others compete as July 14 at 4 pm hosts final pairings for the event.
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Hart Riedel
Nancy Aver
John Chetak
Mra Jackoe
John Palmer
Susan Skater
Darwin Sesdyrx
Worth Averil
Pat Kaufmens
Kay Barnstower
Margaret Wapies
Ruth Labes
Connie McClary
Ann Shutueworth
R Dencis M Barces
Ste Ribbie Carslyn Enasp
EK. Crebst
Des Moines Pros Sign Marty and Flick in Draft
Des Moines club of the National Basketball League signs two former Iowa players Gordon Flick, ex-Drake forward, and Mickey Marty, Loras College scorer, as part of a six player draft.
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DES Moines
National Basketball League
Iowa
Gordon Fick
Drake
Mickey Marty
Ace Loras
Louis Trails Field in Midwest Negro Elks Golf Opener
Louis shot a three over par 76 in the opening round while his teacher Ted Rhodes led the field with a six under par 67 in the Midwest Negro Elks tournament at Minneapolis. Joe Lows was a popular pick with the gallery but not among the top scorers.
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Minneapolis
Joe Lows
Louis
Ted Rhodes
Rhodes
Marquette trainer Edward F Rory to coach Bears next season
Edward F Rory, intramural director and head trainer at Marquette University, has signed to train the Chicago Bears for the coming season, in a decision announced by owner-coach George Halas on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Edward F Rory
Marquette
Unversity
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Loop Leaders and Standings in National and American Leagues
Fragmented baseball note lists players and teams from both leagues. Mentions include Ashburn Holmes Kell Musial Williams and Gorden with various teams such as Phillies, Tigers, Pirates, Indians, Cardinals, Yankees, and Red Sox with scattered batting in runs and positions.
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Muaatsi
Ashburn
Phils Holmes
Boston
Paike
Chicace Watthas
Zaria
Koei
Om Brown
York Kell
Detroit
Ang
AB & SN
Willame
Red S
DiMacsie
Yank Stephens
Reds
Sauer Reds
Frainer
Pirates
Gorden
Indians
Masisi
Cardinals
Musial Ashburn Witss
Caréfals
Walikas
Vetes
Beudens
Williams Red Sauer Reds
Rome Buns
Rainer Pirates
Mize
Keliner
Mental Indians
Cardinals i Fadians
DiMageie
Yank Janie Giaals
Barnes and Wasta Bow From Junior Wasta Bow From Junior ST OSEPE
Barnes and Wasta, both of Cecar Sagpees, fall in the junior tournament net at the Missouri Valley meet. Wasta loses to Trenton at St Joseph after dropping two sets, and Barnes exits to Dee at St Les 2 46 6-4. Other Tuesday results include women's singles and boys' singles with Des Moines and Kansas City players advancing.
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Osepe
Norman Barcmes
Ceca
Mssour Valley
Wemces
Bere Thesday
We Mor
Barnes Ecwee Dee Appoid
St Les
Cus Trenton
St Joseph
Wasta
Sousses
Frank Wilkinson
Cecar Ramos
Barnes
Etvisrer
Iowa
Deris Jensen
Des Moines
Virema Pitney
Roberta Capps
Phoiis Vance
Omaha
Bir
Brundage warns curtailment as Olympic fund shortfall grows
Chicago AP report says Avery Brundage warned the American Olympic Committee that funding shortages could force reduction of the team bound for London. With 330000 paid of a 500000 budget and 80000 pledged, a 90000 deficit could cut up to 70 athletes from the July 29 games.
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Chicago
Avery Brundage
London
Brundage
United States Olympic Committee
Owen V van Camp
Olympic
England
Wilburn In Critical But Unchanged Condition
Oskaloosa dirt track driver Jimmy Wilburn remains unconscious after a crash last Thursday. Mahaska County Hospital officials say his condition is unchanged as he has been unconscious for 132 hours.
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Oskaloosa
Jimmy Wilburn
Mahaska County Hospital
Strained Leg May Sideline Dodds From Olympic Trials
Gil Dodds the Flying Parson may miss the Evanston Olympic trials at Dyche Stadium as a strained left Achilles tendon forces him to cancel workouts. The top miler withdrew from a two mile session after winning the AAU 1500 meters at Milwaukee, leaving his USA bid in doubt unless he recovers in time.
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Evanston
INS
Gil Dodds
Amertan
Ac Eete University
Dyche
Dodds
America
United States
Milwaukee
Barney's Knocks Killian's Off Top In Riverside Tilt
Barney's defeated Killian's 9-1 at Riverside as Schrimper led winners with a single and a triple. At Daniels, the Waltonians routed the Elks 13-0 behind Don Seinohn's no hit no run pitching and 12 Waltonian hits including two homers and a triple. Other lines show forfeit by Hatch-Brookman and scattered player notes for Barney's and Waltonians.
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Barney
Killian
John Beck
Riverside
Schrimper
Daniels
Waltonians
Elks
Don Seinohn
Hatch-Brookman
Gazette
Woodward
Pieckerstein
Roseberry
Kawantso
Christensen
Jeenings
Michaels
Kiter
Thomas
Waltocians
Stanley
Patten
Seinski
Hills Captures Oakdale Meet Softball Tournament Title
Hills won the Oakdale invitational one day softball meet beating Cochrane Roofing of Iowa City 4 to 1 in the final. Semifinals saw Hills defeat V.P.W. 7 to 6 by forfeit and Penick, Ford, and Porc noted in other results.
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Oakdale—Hills
Oakdale
Cochrane Roofing
Iowa City
Penick
Porc
Cedar Rapical
College Inn
Hills
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
WPW
Jcws
Roofers
Hill
Cochrane Roofers
Ford
Western Tennis Win to Gonzales
Top seed Richard Gonzales of Los Angeles defeated Ralph Burns of Indianapolis 7-5 6-2 in the second round of the Western Amateur tennis tournament in Indianapolis. Other results include Jack Tuerro defeating Shane Chuck Deroe and Trabert C defeating Richard Snowdedous in nearby matches.
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Indianapolis
INS
Richard Gonzales
Los Angeles
Ralph Burns
Sted
Los Anges
Pat
Herren
Slminehars
Als
Arbor
Bo Roddy Charlotte
N.gc
de Akard
Undy Behrens
Port Lauderdale
Pie
Pred West
Lycebburs
Jack Tuerro
Ante Ae
Shane Chuck Deroe
Idianapolis
Trabert C
Richard Sfowdedous
New Orleans
Tom Holi
Jack Gunderla
Davenport Juniors Replicate Wins and Losses in Legion Play
The Davenport junior American Legion team, defending state champions, beat Clapton 6 to 5 and then lost to Waterloo 7 to 3 this week in regional action.
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Davenport
American Legion
Clapton
Waterloo
Legion district opens with three tight games
Wilton Junction defeated Mt Pleasant 4-2, Victor edged Tipton 2-1, and Burlington upset Iowa City 3-2 in the District 1 American Legion tournament opener. Bob De Decker pitched well for Victor with Stan Jack contributing two singles and a double.
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By der Sulhoff
Iowa City
American Legion
Wilton Junction
Mt Pleasant
Victor
Tipton
Burlington
Bob de Decker
Stan Jack
Jack
Mt. Pleasant
Wellington
Dick Doran
Amateurs Lead Field In Cedar Rapids Open Golf
Seventy players enter the Cedar Rapids Open with past state champions and noted pros among the field. Named titlists include John Jacobs of Cedar Rapids Iowa Fred Gordon Belmond Earl Wilde Rock Island Illinois and John Kraft Denver with Kraft a former Trans Miss champion and Iowa runner up in 1941. Other notable entrants include Bill Cordingley Minneapolis Ted Locke Davenport and Ted Sie Roward among many from Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri and Colorado in a wide open amateur event.
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John Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fred Gordon
Belmond
Earl Wilde
Rock Island
Illinois
John Kraft
Denver
Colorado
Kraft
Jacobs
Bill Cordingley
Minneapolis
Minn
Ted Locke
Davenport
Parrish Ir Ansmesa
R Bettenders
Jack Pleck
Robert Nons- Bee
Bhoilbban
Ae Miers
Ted Sie Roward
Pete Petther
Glen
Hugo Birkhahn Sets Golf Course Record
Hugo Birkhahn, former Rock Island high school and Cornell College athlete, broke the amateur record at Duck Creek Golf Course with a 66, shaving one stroke off the previous mark.
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Davenport
Hugo Birkhahn
Rock Island
Minor Facts Three-I League Baseball Standings and Results
The page lists three I League teams with records for Pet and W losses including Decatur Terre Haute and Davenport. It shows results for Evansville Davenport Terre Haute and Waterloo in Tuesday play. Western League standings feature Des Moines Denver and Pueblo with win totals and percentages. American Association notes games tonight including Minneapolis Louisville and Toledo with no games Tuesday.
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L. Pet
Deville
Decatur
Terre Mite
Davenport
Evansville
Terre Haute
Waterloo
W.T
Denver
Aureix
Pueblo
American Association
India
Sas
Minne’polis
Lino
Toledo
Louisville
Unclear fragments from Chicago sports notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Johnnie Bratten and Jackie Solomens with numbers and scattered place references. Content is garbled and reads like partial sports or crowd notes with no coherent event or outcome to establish a clear summary.
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Chicago
Johnnie Bratten
Jackie Solomens
Johan
Meshers
Seath
Elizabeth
J—Mello Bettina
Menses
Knocken
Austin Johnsem
Four Million Take Part in All-Star Poll
Chicago AP reports fan voting across 452 outlets for the All-Star lineup to be staged in St. Louis next Tuesday. A record 4,107,893 ballots were cast with Ted Williams as top vote getter, followed by Stan Musial and Joe DiMaggio. Managers Harms and Durocher will select mound staffs while users’ lineups apply for the first three innings.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago Tribune
Ted Willams
Boston Red Sox
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Bucky Harms
Yankees
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pilots
Baseball Box Scores and Player Mentions From A London Ledger
Partial OCR shows scattered baseball player names and team scores including references to Brooklyn New York Boston St. Louis and Boston players with numeric totals. The fragmentary text lists players like Reese Slaughter Cooper and Holmes with varying figures that resemble batting or pitching statistics.
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Hoendienst
St. Louis
York
Gustine
Reittskareby
Shortstop
Reese
Brooklyn
Ae Marton
St. Pos
Mery
Jeffeaat
Slaughter
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MD Harms
Jackson
Sennellen
MATIC
Harlan Eyre
Cliff Jordan
Art Nelson
Elmer Kudrie
Dick Kisinger
Gene Bura
al Bastin Va
Hugo Schenken
bin Gibson
Frank Loufek
H Hunt
C. Gowans
J Kinkaid
L. Granger
Christenson
PF Weber
Lunenuit
B. Gaegora
Ko Harmer
Doc Wette
Carpenter
A. Jeffries
Woulek
Repair and Service
Armature Service Co
DIAL
Dict Uicna
Cadar Rapids
Sumézy
Hes Carter
Suman Noir
Ritchie
Firee Sarsons & Cove
C.R. Country Club
Ae Pretcher
Kaufman
Des Moines Pros
Marty
Flick
National League
M. K. Goetz Brewing Co
Br. Joseph
Kanese City
Barnes and
Wasta Bow
Joinee Omaha
Merlelingtom
Bil Teshey
Kansas City
Jim
Roland Sydenham
Port Leavenworth
Kan
Den
Wilburn
Dodd
Sy Friedman
Gonzales
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue
M. W. Fussell
Innning
de Decker
Witen Junction
Donald An Lamm
EK Tirten
Marquis
Anilows
Western League
New York
Missinn
SN Stanky
Baston
Gordon
Cleveland Parke
Chicace
Kel
Boudreau
Cleve Musial
Wiliams
Philadel
J. Divas
McQuinn
Vernon
Washington
Robinson
Cleveland
J Gordon
Doerr
Priddy St. Lou
Kell
Keltner
Dulinger
St Louis
Stephens
Joost
Philadelphia
Williama
Lincell
McCasky
J DiMaggio
Evers
D. di Maczio
Richtfield — Mullin
Henrich
ZariJla
Greyhound
Overland Greyhound
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
R. L. Turpin
Union Bus Depot
2Nd St. SE
Bukk
Reednasie
Friball Power Samity
Besar
Fisher
Victor Lo
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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