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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text hints at baseball and golf terms, players and scores, with scattered names and locations. The article appears to mix ball sports jargon, player mentions, equipment terms, and dated references, but lacks coherent events or dates to summarize clearly.
In the rough OCR fragment, Hollentorrs and Merenzo advance to the semi finals with Edith Es and Abroohs Lases noted among the competitors. The text is garbled but indicates a tournament round leading to the semifinals.
The article lists officers elected for the Iowa Amateur Golf Association in 1936 led by Carey of Cedar Rapids as treasurer and Dr A E Moore of Bern as president. Tom Spencer of Spencer and Dr Paul Semon of Dereparay are among new board members with Necrery and Corntegler named as award recipients.
Rugg and Davis headline a net meet in Iowa City with local entries and matchups. The event features players from the area and showcases early season tennis competition.
A garbled sports note reports Reds manager Freck Frisch denying orders to pitch Derringer. It mentions Dressen controversy, CN Cincinnati, and a credit to Cardinale and the National League, with references to service and internal team decisions.
The article cites Louis and Schweling in a high profile dispute about million dollar promos and a September event. Jacobs and Levinskr discuss funding and possible October moves while Chicago and Ger land links surface.
Philip Cavaretta, 18, star Cubs infielder hailed as baseball’s boy wonder, plans to quit pro baseball to return to high school next winter. He batted .328 with 32 games in the season and led the team in runs and hits before opting to finish his education.
A garbled account discusses Peacock selecting Paddock as top money winner, mentioning Temple, Gash Sanacs, and 1935 to 1937 race contexts. It notes Owens and Zalnh as rivals, with Peacock aiming for records and faster times at upcoming events.
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