Hainline Wins Sixth Iowa Tennis Title in 40 Minutes
Dick Hainline, a dental student at Iowa, claimed his sixth Iowa state men's tennis championship at Cedar Rapids Country Club, defeating Straight Clark 6-0 6-3 6-1 in 40 minutes. Women's champion was Mrs. Lucile Davidson, who beat Doris Jensen 6-3 7-5. Norman Barnes won the boys title, with other Iowa victories across juniors and doubles events.
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Turday
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Cedar Rapids
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Davenport
Wilson-Deere split doubleheader in Cedar Rapids
John Deere of Waterloo and Wilson's of Cedar Rapids drew a 2,700 crowd for a Midwest league twinbill. The Tractors won 5-0 in the opener with Skinny Straw pitching a one-hitter, and Cedar Rapids followed with a 6-2 victory as Bud McGuire yielded four hits.
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Major League Box Scores Highlight Har Caldwell Smith
Box scores spotlight Har Caldwell and Smith in Major League action. Team totals and individual lines show key performances, with notable batting and pitching highlights from the featured contest and players.
Kladis Dominates Hawkeye Downs Midget Show
Chicago driver Kladis piloted the Land Special from Kenosha to lead from start to finish in the midget program at Hawkeye Downs. Red Hoyle and Dick Hobel traded spots behind him as several crashes and tight heats unfolded. The event featured time trials, heats, and a 10-lap final with Hoyle close behind before Hobel claimed runner-up.
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Guy Bruce Helps La Plant Push Toward Lead With 12-2 Win
La Plant shot to a 7 run lead early and rolled to a 12-2 victory over Co-Op at Daniels Park. Guy Bruce went 2 for 4 in a dominant team effort with Elias adding two singles and walks, while Vern Fleagle started for the losers and Usher relieved. The win leaves La Plant with 13 wins as the stretch run narrows the race to Wilson or Collins for the top spot.
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Yankees Extend Winning Streak Amid Tight AL Race
The New York Yankees pushed their win streak to 14, widening the AL race as Detroit Cleveland and Chicago chased. Bucky Harris oversees a balanced club while rivals stumble. Newsom Raschi and Reynolds pitched as Cleveland and Chicago clubs won, with Dodgers and Giants in tight NL battles.
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Beltin Ben and Jauntin Jim Win Inverness Team Championship
The Inverness best ball golf championship awarded Beltin Ben Hogan of Hershey Ohio and Jauntin Jim Demaret of Ojailift the $3000 first prize for the third time. Their plus 12 beat seven rival teams. runners up Vines and Clayton Heafner were plus 10 and Ed and George Schoux plus 4. Hogan and Demaret also set a scoring mark with 51 in 126 holes.
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Waterloo Champs To Play in C. R. Open Next Sunday
The Waterloo champion finished fourth in a tie with Skip Carlson of the University of [unreadable portion]. The pair are set to compete in the C. R. Open next Sunday, continuing their bid for top honors.
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Golf Committee to Meet Monday at Montrose Mezzanine
Young Men's Bureau golf committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday at 7 30 on the mezzanine of the Montrose. Chairman Jack Meister announced plans for Sunday Cedar Rapids Open are nearing completion.
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Ed Moylan Upsets Tennis Giants in Coral Gables
Ed Moylan defeats former national champion Frenk Parker and doubles champion Gardnar Mulloy in successive rounds. Parker, winner of Spring Lake nine years running, falls in a semifinal upset as Moylan wins 3-8 6-4 6-3 at Coral Gables Florida.
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Autopsy Set for Boxer Benny Cleveland in Hollywood
An autopsy was scheduled Monday on Benny Cleveland a 21 year old Navajo bantamweight boxer who died Saturday eighteen hours after a fight at Hollywood Legion Stadium.
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McPartland Shares 2nd At Waterloo
Waterloo Open golf ends after long day with Jack Hall of Des Moines winning at eight under par 67 69 156. top amateur Warren Riepen of St Joseph Mo finished 139 tied with Bill McPartland and R B Barnes for second among pros. Bud Ward from Spokane tied for fourth high amateur at 144.
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Marion Nips Newhall 6-5 On Wild Pitch
Marion high school edged Newhall 6-5 at the athletic field Sunday. John Bunting pitched a two-hit gem with ten strikeouts for the Indians as Newhall tied the game in the seventh inning before Marion won in the last half of the inning on a wild pitch.
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Cedar Falls Horseshoe Club Triumphs Over Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls defeated Cedar Rapids 36 to 28 at Ellis Park on Sunday. Clark Kaiser led Cedar Rapids with eight wins and no losses, while Don and Brit Rogers each had seven wins and one defeat for the Cedar Falls team.
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