Get Your Bird Dog Ready for Fall Hunting
The nesting season ends tomorrow and many sportsmen will train dogs now using live game birds. Training now yields more birds in the bag, fewer cripples, and savings on shells. Blank cartridges may be used for field training with a pistol.
Linn County Izaak Walton trap shoot set for Fairfax area
Frank Powers reports the Linn County Izaak Walton League will hold a trapshoot at the Fairfax grounds next Sunday July 21 starting at 10 am. Two traps run novices and experienced shooters with merchandise prizes. bring own shells if possible to help others shoot. Also notes on 1946 duck stamp sales and wildlife support.
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Linn County
Izaak Walton League
Fairfax
Hogcee
Clinton Netmen Face Local Team at Kenmore and Country Club
Clinton Netmen bring eight men and two women to play Cedar Rapids in a key Eastern Iowa District Tennis Association match at Kenmore and Country club courts at 1 30 p.m. today. Cedar Rapids players should arrive by 1 15 p.m. The result could pull Clinton or Cedar Rapids from the cellar near Fort Madison as other teams idle.
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Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
Country Club
Kenmore Courts
Davenport
Iowa City
Dubuque
Criter Hurls No hitter In Kids League Contest
Crider of the Morehouse team pitched a no hitter Saturday to defeat The Gazette entry 2 0. The Barber boys had two hits but errors and a Palumbo double produced the winning runs in the third, ending the first half of the Beck league. Barney Paint and Borden's set for a playoff to decide the first half champion. Service and Civic league nears finish with two games left.
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Criter
John Bock
Barber Boys
Palumbo
Morehouse
Barney Paint
Borden's
Service
Civic League
YMCA Sports Club Golf Standings and Swim Class Results
The article lists standings for the YMCA Golf and a detailed swim instruction class roundup. It notes Dr Pepper, Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary, Eagles, and Optimist teams contending, with July 10 results and a final-week plan for top six to enter a round robin. It also reports a 20-foot float test success for about 140 boys across Tadpoles and Junior Tadpoles classes, naming many participants.
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Dr Pepper
P B. Lions
Moore Ins
I Boy Scouts
Eagles
Kiwanis
Brac
Edmond LaCombe
Richard Hughson
Don Roberts
Albert Miller
Paul Mathey
Gree Wilson
Phil Leidigsh
Bob Seaty
Bob Beddinger
Robert Bluobenes
Don Milburn
Bob Hammond
Fred Fores
Dean Swartz
Marvin Gladwin
Billy Postig
Milo Kubasa
Bill Evans
Steven Sedlaycheky
John Jessmian
Roger Schaless
Don Barth
David Stary
Dick Miller
John Bonsek
Albert Stonroc
Jim Salts
Dick Mackey
David Kralik
Fred Ortez
Tadpoles
John Gray
Jerry Munman
Clair Kassour
James Grenmimek
Darrel Kuel
Ronald Skula
Melvin Preiss
Dean Hamilton
Jack Rochlitz
Dick Rochlitz
Keith Hamilton
Roser Hamilton
Leonard Rommburs
Ed Lill
Francis Gunn
Gene Vandlinden
Dick Hamilton
Mike Svoboda
Kenneth Kimes
Leonard Humbert
John Hamilton
Roser Macha
Phillip Montgomery
Steve Regentine
Riggs Budge Advance In Pro Tennis Tourney
In Forest Hills Budge and Riggs reach the national singles finals. Riggs defeats Wayne Sabin 6-1 6-3 6-4 while Budge overcomes Frank Kovacs 10-8 6-2 in straight sets as a large crowd looks on.
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Riggs
Budge
Forest Hills
N. Y
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U.S.L.T.A
One Up Victory Goes to Kohl in Midwest Links
Otto Kohl 23 year old ex serviceman from Mohawk Country Club won the 19th annual Midwest public links amateur golf championship at Lincoln Park in Chicago with a one up victory over Eddie Kletcke of St Andrews after a tight 36 hole duel. Kletcke staged a late 30 foot putt on the 36th green that stopped on the lip of the cup.
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Philadelphia
Washington
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Baston Ace
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Mohawk Country Club
Eddie Kletcke
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Colombian Challenger Baby Uribe Dies After Knockout
Colombian featherweight challenger Baby Uribe died early Saturday at Amador Guerrero hospital after being knocked out in the ninth round by Champion Sammy Medina in Panama. He was knocked down several times, examined ringside, and sent to hospital for an autopsy to be performed.
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Colon
Panama
Baby Uribe
Colombia
Sammy Medina
Amador Guerero
Uribe
Breslin leads MSU nine in batting with 338
Jack Breslin has signed to play in the backfield for the Los Angeles Dons and tops Michigan State's nine in batting this spring with 338.
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Jack Breslin
Los Angeles Dons
Michigan State
Tee Shots Jacobs Rated Tops By Roy McHugh
Notes from the 1946 Town Amateur golf tournament report Johnny Jacobs of Cedar Rapids and Billy Cordingley of Des Moines reached the final years ago with caddy Johnny Muse now caddying for Jacobs. Muse aided Jacobs’ play and later died in the Women’s Western Open. Des Moines native ART BARTLETT weighed in on Jacobs versus Rudy Knepper and others, while stories of Kraft Fontanini and Trickey linked to Coe College and Iowa sports. The piece also notes local players at Hyperion and upcoming events including the Waterloo Open and a Manchester show match with Sam Snead and Jimmy Hines. The column closes with a coincidence: the Smith brothers share a March 1 birthday.
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ES Moines
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Billy Cordingley
Des Moines
Cordingley
Johnny Muse
Hyperion
Muse
Jacobs
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Wakonda
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Ike Shelley
Associated Press
Iowa University
Rudy Knepper
Sioux City
Bartlett
Johnny
Knepper
the McPartlands
Dick Lynch
Johnny Albert
Smith Brothers
Joe Knowles
Bob Stephenson
Tom O
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Daniels Park
Embassy
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Ams Waffle Shop
Borden’s
Riverside Park
Lion’s Club
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Ellis Park Court
Y.M.C.A. Sports
Kohl
Midwest
Hogan Bros
Ist Ave
3Rd Street
Bowliug
Harper
Harper's Auto Refinishing CO
Fender
Roy McHugh
Johnny Kraft
Denver
Sergio Fontanini
Fontanini
Kraft
Sargie
al Bisignano
Babe Carnera
COE
Morris Trickey
Iowa Falls
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Trickey
Lamb Brothers
George Harless
Chase Fannon
Dick Stiverson
Stiverson
Fannon
Centerville
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Sid Richardson
Creston
Jack
Dale
Lee
Atkins
Dysart
Waterloo East
Cedar Falls
van Horne
Gardermann and Viss
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O'Meara
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