Carey Hightower Alt McCrary Win First Round Iowa Amateur
In the Iowa Amateur golf tournament at the Country Club, first round play eliminates Johnny Vavra and Billy Cordingley while Denmar Miller Bob McCrary George Alt Elmer Hightower and Johnny Carey advance. Hal Chase and Cordingley lead in a tight match with Chase winning 73 to 74.
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Hal Chase
Round Two Pairings for CIPCR Bracket
Public listing of second round matchups across teams and cities. Des Moines faces Sid Richardson Creston Ira Allen Des Moines meets George Alt Cedar Rapids Ad Stane Waterloo plays Jimmie Miller Des Moines Robert Orlen Dubuque vs Don Fults Spencer Wilhite Hird Des Moines Merle Stimson Waterloo Ray Lauder Des Moines vs Dick Graham Waterloo Lis Reynolds Ottumwa vs Art Myers Davenport IMI Hagan Sioux City vs Carl Ashby Oelwein Lower Bracket Nal Chase Des Moines vs Denmar Miller Des Moines Billy Vall Boone vs Sareio Fontanini Elmer Hightower Cedar Rapids vs Chet Yeaman Stous City Bins Ransome Des Moines vs Art Steingrader Stour City John Carey Cedar Rapids vs George Cook Okumwa I FE Walker Waterloo vs Pat Pearson Iowa City John Kraft Odlweln vs Clark Tilden Ames Illy Collis Sioux Cityva Bill Read
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Davenport
George Cook
Ottumwa
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Wwe
Merle Stimson
Waterloo
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Sarge Fontanini
Gilbert Smith
Ray Lauder
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Robert O Brien
Dubuque
Bill Ingham
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Les Reynolds
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Sioux City
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Newton Uo
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Mason City
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Robert Orlen
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Carl Ashby
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Sareio Fontanini
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George Skinner
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Ed Stone
Jimmie Gardner
Vinton
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Leo Wallcott
Chet Yeamnan
Heinie Jensen
Iowa City
Blaine Asher
Des MDI
Dillion Turney
Carl Ashby Oelwein
Don Wilcox
Junior van Fleet
Golf results city wide match play reported
Des Moines and Cedar Rapids golfers lead a long list of match results across multiple flights. Players such as Ray Lauder Glen Darrow and Merle Stimson Jim Hock post wins, while Ed Soboda and Don Fults also notch victories amid extensive Cedar Rapids and Des Moines showings.
Waterloo Named Site for Iowa Amateur in 1936
The 1936 Iowa Amateur golf tournament will be played at Sunnyside club course in Waterloo. Iowa Golf association elected new officers with E. J. Carey becoming president and L. E. Walker named secretary-treasurer. New board members include Dr. Paul Barton, J. L. Lindsay, and Dr. Moore. Medals were awarded to Billy Cordingley and Bob McCrary of Des Moines for tying at 68.
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North English
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Des Moines
Reds deny forcing Dressen to pitch Derringer
Cincinnati officials said they did not order Manager Chuck Dressen to pitch Paul Derringer on Sunday and denied any official influence over his pitching choices. They stated instructions aimed to beat St. Louis and lift the Reds from sixth place, not to accommodate Frank Frisch or All-Star selections.
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Four Teams Share Honors In Maquoketa Valley Loop
Cascade leads after the swap of half schedule posting two wins including a 5 to 2 victory over Coggan. Dyersville, Oxford Junction, and Alburnett each have one win as Monticello and Anamosa drop in a 13 to 12 shootout and Rubly wins for Dyersville 6 to 1.
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Dubuque Girl Reaches Western Junior Golf Semis
A 14 year old from Iowa, Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque, defeated Virginia Lindblad of Joliet to reach the semi finals of the Women's Western Junior Golf championship. Estabrooks posted 43 41 84 and will face Ellamae Williams of River Forest in the semifinals.
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Baer to Undergo Hand Surgery Delay Fight Return
New York reports Max Baer must have an operation on a floating bone in his right hand before he can fight again. Dr. W V Healey, who operated on Gene Tunney, and Dr. Nicholas S Ransohoff issued the diagnosis. Baer hesitates and will seek other specialists before deciding.
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Wrestling Results From Portland New York and Holyoke
Reported wrestling results show Wilhelm Wagner and Jackie Nichols drawing after a clash head injury in Portland. In New York Daniel O Mahoney defeated Chief Little Wolf in one fall. In Holyoke Carl Polelle defeated Fred O Dell two falls to one in a best of three.
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Helens Rally to a Truce After Wimbledon Feud
In a rare ceasefire, Mrs Wills Moody and Miss Jacobs spent Sunday together at a Chiltern Hills farm hosted by Mrs Robert Worth Bingham. Moody returned to London for a charity event, while Jacobs remained to watch the Davis Cup.
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Californian to seek coaching after British Open showing
In Cleveland in September he stated on his return to the United States he will place himself with Tommy Armour, the Chicago veteran, to alter his back swing. He aims to open the club head at the top rather than keep it closed to improve his game.
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Marengo Earns 5 to 3 Victory Over Williamsburg
Marengo independents defeated Williamsburg 5 to 3 at Koszta Sunday. Pitcher Mattison allowed seven hits and struck out twelve. Marengo totaled nine hits led by Black with a triple and a double in four plate appearances. Gettins and Drake each had two hits for Williamsburg as Gettins and Parcapives contributed, with an eighth inning error shaping the outcome.
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Lawson Little Plans Major Swing Change Before U S Amateur
London AP reports Lawson Little Jr., the British and American amateur golf champion, intends to drastically alter his swing before competing in the U S Amateur. The move signals a significant shift in techniques as he readies for the championship.
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Postpone Deadline In Marengo Tennis Tourney
Marengo tennis club postpones tournament deadlines by two weeks due to flood seepage. Club president Harry E. Colvin announced the change. First round now due by July 19, second round by July 26, and third round by August 2.
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Peacock Again Beats Owens In 100 Yard Sprint
Eulace Peacock of Shore A C New Jersey won the 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds at the all star twilight meet in New York amid rain and a weak crowd. Jesse Owens finished second with Edward O Sullivan third as Norman Bright set a new American two mile record. The meet showcased top US athletes as Europe sails loomed for a summer barnstorming tour.
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Tigers Rise In Extra Inning Exhibition Win Over Braves
In Navin Field exhibition action, Detroit Tigers outlasted the Boston Braves 8 to 7 after Jo Jo White and Marvin Owen delivered doubles in the 11th. Crowder started for Detroit, Cantwell pitched all nine for Boston, with Berger and Moore homering for Boston.
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Manchester Beats Middlefield 5 to 2 on Quasqueton Field
Manchester defeated Middlefield 5 to 2 on the Quasqueton diamond Sunday. Manchester improves to seven wins in ten games. Key pitchers were Sheppard and Gearhart for Manchester with ten and eight strikeouts respectively. Middlefield's Nelson and Dean allowed nine and six hits. Heiserman Stewart and Gearhart led the local offense.
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Vaults of Bank of France Guarded by Rock and Lake
The Bank of France houses the world’s most elaborate gold vaults protected by fifty feet of solid rock and a subterranean lake two hundred feet below street level.
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