Cooper's 69 Leads Field At 18th In Canadian Open
Eight U S pro golfers led the second day of the Canadian Open after 18 holes. Harry Cooper of Chicago shot 69, four under par, with George Von Elm and Walter Hagen at 70. Other 72s and 73s followed as play continued, Horton Smith and Jose Jurado at 74.
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Cooper
UAWA
Ont
INS
United States
Harry” Cooper
Chicago
George von Elm
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Tommy Kerrigan
Mount Vernon
N. Y
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Jose Jurado
von Elm
Hagen
Engay
Johnny Farrell
St. Lawrence
Frisch Named National League MVP for 1931
Frankie Frisch, St Louis Cardinals second baseman, chosen by the Baseball Writers Association as the National League's most valuable player for 1931. He will receive a certificate at the Cardinals and Dodgers doubleheader on July 17 and a home lamp funded by the writers.
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ST. Louis
INS
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
Baseball Writers’ Association
Frisch
Cardinals
Brooklyn
New York
Seven Iowans In Third Round Of Olympic Trials
Iowa and Oklahoma led in wrestlers remaining for Olympic team finals as seven Iowans advanced to Friday’s third round in Columbus Ohio. The men still in competition include Morford Ruggles Ellison Hess Appleton Haloupek and Gerber. Eliminated on Thursday were Lillie Harmon Martin and Johnson.
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Columbus
Iowa
Oklahoma
Lyle Morford
Mount Vernon
Kenneth Ruggles
Walsh Declines U S Citizenship to Race for Poland
Cleveland star Stella Walsh declined U S naturalization and may compete for Poland in the Olympics if she keeps her decision. She appeared in federal court for a federal hearing on naturalization papers and displayed a Polish cablegram she would not translate, claiming it could affect her future.
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Cleveland
Stella Walsh
Priday
United States
Poland
Miss Walsh
Dr I H Sheeler And Roy Radebaugh Win Shoot At Fairfax
In a field of fifteen trapshooters at Fairfax Thursday evening Dr I H Sheeler won with a 97 of 100. Roy Radebaugh of Cedar Rapids captured the doubles with 48 of 50. No practice is scheduled this week on Saturday due to the event.
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Spairfax
I. H. Sheeler
J. N. Faulkes
Oo; Rapids
Roy Radebauch
Cedar Rapids
Engineers Down Kilians 1 To 0 In Tight Battle
In a pitcher’s duel at Daniels park on Thursday evening the C. R. Engineers edged the Killian company 1 to 0. H. Lienbaugh's single and Warner's late drive produced the only run as Lefty Meyers and K Thenhaus held the lineup to two hits each. Carter opened scoring with a second-inning single and stole. Lienbaugh followed with a third-inning hit to right scoring the lone run.
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H. Lienbaugh
Warner
Daniels Park
C. R. Engineers
Killian Company
Sinclair Company
Third Street Boys
Lefty Meyers
K. Thenhaus
Meyers
Barnes
L. Thenhaus
Tibbs
Vermazen
Lienbaugh
Thenhaus
Ohio State Will Not Take Football Games Off The Air
Ohio State University will continue to broadcast its home football games. Athletic Director L. W. St. John said radio cuts attendance but the university will arrange to broadcast next fall's games honoring public support.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio State University
L. W. St. John
St. John
Book handling ground balls for infielders
The guide stresses the first rule for infielders to read the ball and go to meet it. Stay on top of the ball from bat to scoop and throw to first. Shortstop and second baseman must anticipate hops while third baseman faces tougher, forced plays on hard hits.
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Krena
The Art of Pitching Leaflet by Al Demaree
Al Demaree has prepared an illustrated leaflet on the art of pitching and will send it to any reader who writes to him in care of the paper. Include a self addressed stamped envelope for return mail. Copyright 1932.
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al Demaree
Copsright
Beardsley Defeats Carey to Reach Golf Tourney Semi
Mrs Beardsley Downs Kathleen Carey 4 and 3 over Elizabeth Carey 3 1 in the Country Club women's golf tournament. Tourney medalist and former champion, Beardsley also advanced by ousting Florence Mae Wolfe 1 up and Misak beat Wilcox 2 1 to reach the semi finals with Lydia Ann Courtright due to meet Misak.
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David E. Beardsley
Country Club
Elizabeth Carey
Lydia Ann Courtright
Margaret Misak
Florence Mae Wolfe
Miss Misak
L. T. Wilcox
Tanami Desert Gold Rush Rekindles Remote Trek
Tanami in desert Australia remains one of the world's most inaccessible regions and hosts a renewed gold rush drawing prospectors to its rugged terrain. The harsh environment tests miners seeking fortune as new claims emerge across the remote tracts.
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Tanami
Desert
Australia
Nurmi And Finns Arrive For Los Angeles Olympics
Paavo Nurmi leads a group of Finnish Olympic athletes arriving in New York before the Los Angeles games. The team will train here and be joined later by a second delegation. Nurmi, loaned for eligibility, hopes to compete in the classics.
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New York
Ins
Paavo Nurmi
Los Angeles
Fanand
Nurmi
Earle Sande Plans French Racing Tour
New York AP reports Earl Sande, famed American jockey, will sail for France within two weeks. He weighs balance issues and future mounts will determine how long he stays, with a goal to showcase his skill on the French turf.
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New York
Earl Sande
America
Sande
France
Marion Merchants Edge Cities Service 6 to 5
The Marion Merchants defeated Cities Service nine at Marion Thursday by a 6 to 5 score in a tight game.
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Marion Merchants
Marion
Coach Tak es Crack at Eastern Timers
Stanford coach Dink Templeton blasted Eastern timekeepers for bias at the Berkeley 4 A championships. He charged Mor Timer Bishop with delaying official timing and favored Eastern clocks, citing 9.7 and 10 second marks for Wykoff and inconsistent results. Templeton argued Western timers and a coast bias skewed sprint times and accuracy.
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Frank G. Menke
International News Service
San Francisco
Dink Templeton
Stanford University
Berkeley
Templeton
Atlantic Seaboard
Mortimer Bishop
East
Dik-dik, West Africa’s Tiny Antelope, Stands 12 Inches
The royal antelope or dik-dik is the smallest ruminant. Native to West Africa, this creature reaches about 12 inches in height.
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West Africa
Local Net Team Meets Waterloo Squad Sunday
A five man Waterloo tennis team will play Cedar Rapids on Coe courts Sunday at 2 pm. Waterloo’s lineup is unconfirmed but likely led by Dick Rugg. Cedar Rapids is expected to include Ted Swenson Bell Raymond Udell Leibsohn and Jim and Bob Netolicky in a five singles two doubles format.
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Waterloo Tennis Stars
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Coe Courts
Waterloo
Dick Rugg
Cedar Rapids
Ted Swenson
Bell Raymond
Udell Leibsohn
Jim
Bob Netolicky
Physician Proposes Racial Betterment Via Fertility
Dr. Percy W. Toombs of Memphis Tenn told AMA delegates that race improvement should come from encouraging the fit to have children rather than pursuing sterilization of the unfit.
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Percy W. Toombs
Memphis, Tenn
American Medical Association
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