Jacobs Rockets To 2nd Iowa Amateur Semi Final Victory
Cedar Rapids star Johnny Jacobs inched closer to defending his Iowa amateur title by taking a 3 up lead over Milt Beal of Clinton after 18 holes at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Johnny Kraft edged Bill Cordingley to stay within one hole of Jacobs, while Cordingley and Kraft traded birdies and halved many holes in their own semifinal.
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Clinton
Ly Greens
Johnny Jacobs
Iowa
Milt Beal
Chinton
Cedar Rapids
Johnny Kraft
Colwein
Billy Cordingley
Des Manes
Jacobs
Kraft
Cordingleys
Beal
Beals
Jong
Ochwein
Des Moines Star
John Jacobs
Jacobs Triumphs In Afternoon Round As Hall Fades
Jacobs built a commanding 31 after nine holes and finished strong to win. Hall matched early birdies but squandered momentum after lunch, with a late rally by Jacobs sealing the match.
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Ance
Hall
Jacobs
Fierce Town Golf Duel Ends With Kraft Victory
Kraft defeats Fannon in a grueling marathon match, closing out on hole thirty four with successive birdies as both players struggle with rain and fatigue. Cordingley surpasses Burich showing precision as Beal advances to the Beal Jacobs semi finals.
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Fannon
Kraft
Jacobs-Hall
Beal
Jacobs
Richey
Third Round Results in Iowa Amateur Wrestling
Billy Cordineley of Des Moines defeated Steve Burich of Davenport. Johnny Kraft of Oclwein defeated Chase Fannon of Centerville. Johnny Jacobs of Cedar Rapids defeated Max Hall of Boone, 6 to 5. Milton Beat of Clinton defeated Harry Richey of Newton, 4 to 3.
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Billy Cordineley
Des Moines
Steve Burich
Davenport
Johnny Kraft
Oclwein
Chase Fannon
Centerville
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Max Hall
Boone
Milton Beat
Clinton
Harry Richey
Newton
Director's Flight
R Price
Marion
Bob Riszler
Rob Hastings
Hush Powers
Indian Creek Flight
Ed Dengler
Fred Wierkhorst
Ed Smith
Jack O'Neill
Waterloo
Manion
Joe Zisko
D. E. Beardsley
Alex, Mitchell
Ronald Ault
Don Taylor
Wellman
Bob Schreibrer
Fferson
Francis Florans
Bernie Stieser
Bob Allender
James MacPartland
Hal Olmsted
Ottumwn
Don Bracken
Mason City
Ed Tabor
Independence
Earl Keim
Russ Ross
Dick Lynch
Chet Pimechhoe
A Davenport
Ft .Inals
Veteran's Flight
E. J Cares
J. L. Lindsey
J. Junge
Fred Woolrich
Kenmore
Fred Wolfe
Art Bedina
Tom Hoak
Wendel Robinson
Dean Moines
Nals
Cedar View Flight
Boyd Gilmour
Frank Welch
Pat Pearson
Iowa City
George Koster
Blind Bogey
Aunner
Gilbert Martin
Cedar Rape
Vie ‘Younes
Dea Moltes
D. J
Gloom in Brooklyn Joy in Cincinnati as Baseball Ties Shift
Brooklyn mourns after a 6-5 loss to Cincinnati while Reds pull ahead in the pennant race. Bucky Walters dominates with a five hit night, lifting Cincinnati over Brooklyn in the league standings. Giants beat St Louis 8-6 in 11 innings as Boston Bees and Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader. Red Rolfe sparks New York with two triples and a homer in a 6-4 win over St Louis. Indians surge atop after homer bursts by Chapman Boudreau and Keltner. Washington’s Sid Hudson limits Detroit. Doerr homers in 13th to edge Chicago White Sox.
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Gowanus
Brooklyn
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Ohio
Flatbush Avenue
Reds
Dodgers
Bees
Bucky Walters
Giants
St. Louis
Joe Orengo
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Bill Sebastian Sisti
Eddie Miller
Bill Nicholson
Cleveland Indians
Ben Chapman
Lou Boudreau
Ken Keltner
Athletics
Sid Hudson
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Bobby Doerr
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
al Citcintatts
Reese
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iFrey
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Goodman
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Hersh'ger
Wasdell
Craft
Vasmik
Arnovichdi
Hudson
Gilbert
Cfl
Gallagher Presswell
Tamuils
Franks
Ila
Rae Ee
Wyatt
Tumulis
Han
Vosmik
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Joost
Medwick
Phelps
Goodman McCormick
Hershberger
Walters
Waer
L— Frey
Pressnell
Tamulis
Presswell
Dunn
Jorda
Sears
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
B. Boyston
Chicano
St Louis
Officials Named to Iowa Football Games for 1940
AP reports twenty seven officials selected to work University of Iowa football contests in 1940. None will officiate more than two games. The lineup lists referee umpire field judge and head linesman for each opponent including South Dakota Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota Purdue Nebraska Notre Dame Illinois.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
South Dakota
W W. Hartzell
Fred Winter
Jesse Day
Pete Walsh
Wisconsin
Frank Birch
W. D Knight
E. F. Cigrand
Ira Carruthers
Indiana
Fred Gardner
H G, Hedges
R W. Huegel
Don Hamilton
Minnesota
Frank Lane
Ernie Vick
Lloyd Larson
J. Waldorf
Purdue
Lavern Disney
Carruthers
David Noble
J. J. Lipp
Nebraska
Dwight Ream
John Schommer
Ted O'Sullivan
Lane
Notre Dame
James Masker
Schommer
Lyle Clarno
E. C. Krieger
Illinois
Dempsey Promises to Fight On If Win in Detroit
Detroit report says Jack Dempsey starts training Friday for a Monday bout with wrestler Bull Curry and vows to continue boxing if he wins the Detroit match.
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Detroit
Jack Dempsey
Bull Curry
Major League Box Scores Second Game Summary
Baseball box scores from Boston Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis New York details show runs errors players and managers. Key names include Galan Nicholson Errickson French Brancato McCoy Trosky and Milnar with Dean Heusser and Dobson pitching. The records cover hit totals bases on balls and game times.
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Boston
Chicago
Liszt
Moore
Galan
Miller
Nicholson
Cooney
Rogell
Miller Glossop
Cooney Glossop
Mattick
Cavarretta
Basls
OM Errickson
French
Errickson
Pinelli
Reardon
Goetz
Cleveland
Philadelphia
B.ch'man
O.lizard
W'therly
O Simmonsif
Loudrenuss
McCoy
Trosky Lb
O Johnsonrf
A Brell
Stebert Db
Mack
Haves.c
Keltner
B_ Chapman
Lillard
B. Chapman
Trosky
Boudreau
Simmons
Hayes
S. Chapman
Milnar
Boudreaus Keltner
Brancato
Siebert
Dean
Dobson
Heusser
Dean Umplres
Moriarty
Hubbards
Rommel
Giants Edge Cardinals In Night Game
In New York at St. Louis the Giants beat the Cardinals 8 6 in a night game. Key plays included a home run by Koy and two base hits by Demaree and Danning. Pitchers Melton Lynn and Doyle divided duties with Melton getting the win. Also notes from Iowa City report six new honorary members added to the University of Iowa alumni club bringing total to 396.
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Giants
New York
St. Louis
White
Olorenso
Cuc'nelio
Martenis
Witekss
Owene
Melton
Brown
Doyle
Lynn
Young
Demaret
Orenso
Danning
Cuccinella
Koy
J. Brown
Marion
Demaree
Orengo
Mize
Marion Marion
McGee
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Leslie M. Fitzgerald
D. F. Ward
Henry M. Willits
Herb J. Hoffman
Dubuque
Ingalls S. Bradley
Rochester
N. Y
D. J. Goen
Manchester
Raiders Rally Past Decatur In High-Scoring League Tilt
Cedar Rapids ace Poat held Decatur to five innings before trouble erupted in the sixth as Decatur piled up four hits to seize a lead. Surkont battled through early trouble to post his fourth shutout of the season, while Decatur surged to an 8th inning onslaught, adding eight runs and forcing a change to Buck Frierson.
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Poat
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Decatur
Max Sarkent
Ray
Ollie Marquardt
Buck Frierson
Archie Horne
Frierson
Stein
Gehrke
Surkont
Evansville
Raiders
Standings and results across leagues with Friday games
Regional standings show W L and pace for Clinton Decatur Springfield Moline Evansville Waterloo Madison and more as results from Thursday list Decatur Cedar Rapids Clinton Springfield Waterloo Moline Evansville Madison and others. Friday matchups include Cedar Rapids Moline Clinton Evansville Madison Springfield Waterloo Decatur and baseball style box results appear with multiple leagues and teams.
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Lprt
C. Rapids
Vita Et Madison
Clinton
Decatur
Springfield
Moline
Evansville
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Sprineffield
Iain Madison
Madison
Quinlan and Tainter Reach Western Junior Final
Eileen Quinlan of St Paul Minnesota and Georgia Tainter of Fargo North Dakota advanced to the finals of the Western Women's Golf Association junior tourney at Chain O Lakes, with Quinlan outlasting Jeanne Cline Bloomington Illinois one up in 19 holes and Tainter beating Mac Louise Davisson Leesburg Indiana four and two.
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South Bend
Ind
Eileen Quinlan
St. Paul. Minn
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
Chain O'Lakes
Miss Tainter
North Dakota
Mac Louise Davisson
Leesburg
Clinton Takes Brownie Final By 4-3 Margin
Clinton wins 4 to 3 over Springfield to close its series as Cedar Rapids loses to Decatur. Anderson hit two home runs for the Giants, both with no men on base, while Clinton scores the decisive run in the ninth. Rain at Moline and Evansville washed out remaining games.
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Marquardt
Sth
Wright
Cedar Rauids
Decatur
Horne
Schmiel
Scoffic
Suytar
Niedson
Strin
Janes
Poat
Schoviel
Cedar Rapids
Bky Surkant
Kiases
Surkant
Fantis Frierson
East Tt
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Clinton
Hill Park
Moline
Evansville
Giants
Raiders
Springfield
Anderson
Schulte
Clinton-Springfield
Mahoney Named New Notre Dame Track Coach
William P. Mahoney of Phoenix named track coach at Notre Dame succeeding the late John P. Nicholson. Mahoney captained the 1938 Notre Dame track team and assisted last spring after Nicholson's death on April 1.
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South Bend
Ind
William P. Mahoney
Phoenix
Ariz
Notre Dame
John P. Nicholson
Mahoney
Nicholson
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Milt Bear
Bill Cordingley
Tait Cummins
Cordingley
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Johnny Varran
Pete Jordan
Par Goff
Mall
Johnny
George Taylor
Kraft-Fannon
Ed Updegraft
Boone Burich
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Gloom
JOY
Rolfe
Yank
Bild White
Associated Press
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Swift
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Passeau
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Williams
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Stevenson
Irons
Woods
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