Hodge Wins Medal in Ellis Park Golf Qualifying
Walter Hodge fires a 78 to lead Ellis Park medal play as the semi final draw shapes up. Defending champ Ocie Trimble shoots 88, Glen Darrow 82, and Cole Trimble to meet his brother Clarence in the first round while Jacobs posts 81 and Keese 89 to reach championship flight.
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Ellis Park
Alter Hodge
Hodge
Ocie Trimble
Glen Darrow
Tom Hooke
Johnny Vavra
Jacobs
B. H Keese
Dr. C L. Layton
Sam Palumbo
Ed McPartland
Cole Trimble
Clarence
Darrow
West Okoboji
E. M Shull
Joe Toman
Jacobs Wil
Ed Kleir
Walter Hadee
Bob Bunker
Otto Sikora
Clarence Trimble
Ocle Trimble
M. Shull
Glrn Darrow
John Kraus
John Shimek
Rou Keese
Tom Hauker
Frank Bures
Bob Hartenberger
J J Jacobs
de C.J. Layton
Herman Smith
George Kuba
Happy Wokoun
Tom Seabrooke
Willan Chadiman E Meyn
Rau ‘Hevers
Alt
Ed Knaack
Dr T W Tuomey
PE. Taylor
Lloyd Knolk
C. W
Burton
Emery Dames
British Coppers Off For France To Battle U S
Great Britain defeats Australia 3 2 in the European zone final to earn a shot at the United States in the inter zone final for the Davis Cup. Henry Austin wins the decisive rubber over Vivian McGrath in straight sets as Jack Crawford defeats HGN Lee to even the score before the crowd at Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Great Britain
Australia
France
United States
Henry W
Bunny) Austin
Vivian McGrath
Jack Crawford
Anzac
Ellsworth Vines
McGrath
Austin
H GN Lee
Joe Herron Crowned Minnesota Golf Champion
In Minneapolis Joe Herron formerly of JTowan defeated Bobby Campbell from Duduth 10 and 8 to win the state amateur golf title in a decisive championship match played Saturday. Herron dominated early and sealed the victory with a commanding lead.
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Joe Herron
Jtowan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
APCC
Ler Herron
Bobby Campbel
Duduth
Second Marion swimming meet draws crowd of 500
More than 100 competitors took part at the American Legion pool in Marion for the second swimming and diving meet of the season. Ribbons were awarded to the top three in each event and a water carnival is planned for July 25 featuring diving, stunts, and a style show.
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American Legion
Marion
Margaret Barnegrover
Virginia Smith
Barbara Sloss
Don Ross
Leroy Andersen
Gerry Brown
Bud Ringland
Bernard Rudeen
Walter Keller
J_ Ashby
L Harland
Burs Gateweor
Stark
Bud Rineland
J Ashby
J Stark
Bill Walsmith
Hich
RM Walsmith
L. Harlan
Louis Harlan
L Harlan
Margaret Barnerover
Lillian Arne
Audrey Jones
Viccinte Collins
Patty Brown
Divine Patte Brown
Jeanette Wold
Joyce Palmer
British Runner Sets World Record In One Mile Run
A British runner clocked a world best 1 minute 53 seconds for the mile at a meet that featured eight new records. Cornell and Princeton dominated the events with multiple wins, Cornell claiming three field event records and Princeton five flat-race wins. Bob Kane and Dick Hardy highlighted sprint and relay showings as Oxford Cambridge provided the standout individual performance by Lovelock in hurdles.
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Bonthron
Hallowell
Cornell-Princeton
Oxford-Cambridge
Lovelock
Charles Stanwood
Bowdoin
Cornell
Princeton
Dick Hardy
Don Johnson
Bob Kane
Joe Mangan
Ball Admits Killefer is Done With Browns
ST LOUIS AP President Phil Ball of the St Louis Browns said Saturday Manager Bill Killefer is done as far as signing players and forming plans for the Browns. He knew nothing about a report Killefer would manage the Boston Red Sox and denied Boston had asked permission to negotiate. Ball said the club has done as well as it might this season and denied plans for a new manager for the rest of the year.
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Phil Ball
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Bill Killefer
Browns
Talsad
Wny
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
Killefer
Cardinals Beat Reformatory Nine 2-0 in Anamosa
Anamosa CSA cardinals defeated the Reformatory Snappers 2 to 0 as Zuber pitched a complete game allowing two hits with thirteen strikeouts. Wall and Coburn each contributed for Cedar Rapids, while Hall took the loss. The Cardinals travel to Center Point next.
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Cardens
Cedar Rapids
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Halin
Cardinals
Hall
Battess
Wall
Coburn
Todas
Yanks Hit Five Homers To Rout White Sox
Yanks explode with several home runs to triumph over the White Sox seven to two in the opener of a current series. Rhodes shows control issues with five walks, while Red Sox infielders turn three crucial double plays to thwart rallies. Cooke and Hodapp drive runs in during the first inning as Ferrell adds two on a double, Johnson scores on a wild pitch, and Rhodes dominates after the second inning. Washington fades St Louis Browns in a doubleheader with shutouts, Senators move a half game ahead. Wells allows six hits in game one, Stewart and Stiles deal in game two, cronin score and Beres drives in a run, Mira and Kuheisn contribute late offense.
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Bruces
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St Louis
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Summers
Root Hurls Cubs To 4 To 0 Victory Over Boston Braves
Rogers Hornsby returned to action collecting three singles as the Cubs shut out the Boston Braves 4 to 0. Frank Frisch moved to second base with Frankie Frisch at third, while Billy Herman contributed in the lineup. The Cubs took advantage of Mooney in relief of Haines, and the pitching staff held Boston to four hits through the game.
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Frankie Frisch
Street
Durocher
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Euthe
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Arlwien Ifh
Heine
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Nans
Collins
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Schulmerich
Tea Baer Hite- Werner
Wilson Wornshy
Hurst
Bartetl Stalen
Orsatti
Martin
Teft
Bates
Louis
Baths
Halley
Eastern Iowa Tennis Meet Invitations Issued at Cedar Rapids
Invitations for the Eastern Iowa Tennis tournament to be held at the Cedar Rapids Country Club from July 26 to 29 have reached ninety. Bell Raymond, in charge, reports entries from Des Moines, Muscatine, Garrison, Iowa City, Dubuque, and Independence, with Cedar Rapids set to be represented by top local players.
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Cedar Rapids
West Okaboji
John Carey
Johnny Vavra
Glen Darrow
Ed Soboia, Jr
Vavra
Eastern Iowa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bell Raymond
The
Country Club
Raymond
John Fletcher
Des Moines
B. T. Harper
Muscatine
Clif Carle
Garrison
Wally Theiss
Iowa City
Joe Newburg
Dubuque
Donald Klotz
Independence
Mississippi Valley tennis meet draws fast Illinois entrants
Twenty four entries are listed for the Mississippi Valley tennis tournament in Iowa City with several prominent Illinois players. Notable names include Jack Curtiss and George McConnell teaming for doubles, Ed Davis and Kenneth Black of Bradley Tech, and local winners Tom Youman and Iowa City’s Mrs Andrew Woods with twins Janet and Margaret. Drawings set for Tuesday night, July 18, with play to begin Wednesday morning as championships are decided in men's singles and doubles, women's singles, and mixed doubles.
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Iowa City
Illinois
Jack Curtiss
Chicago
Northwestern University
George McConnell
Ed Davis
Kenneth Black
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Fritz Mercur
Junior Coen
Tom Youman
Andrew H. Woods
Janet
Margaret
Iowa Gridders Face Hard Drill Before Northwestern Game
Iowa City report says the Hawkeyes will endure one of their most intensive preparations as Ossie SolEm starts his second year. The season opens with a Western Conference game and Iowa will have only thirteen days of practice before facing Northwestern at Soldier Field on September 30. Coach Salem plans final season plays after returning from a boys camp near Annandale, Minnesota around September 1.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Northwestern
Soldier Field
Salem
Annandale
Minn
Three Minute Cereals To Play Two Vinton Teams
The Three Minute Cereals diamondball team will play the Sinclair Oilers and the Vinton All Stars in a doubleheader at Vinton Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. The Oilers have won fifteen of eighteen games. LL Edwards and Whipple will be the battery for the Oilers, C Michalek Campbell and O Connell will be the batteries for the Cereals team.
Cubs at Central City game today
The Hawkeye Cubs travel to Central City for a scheduled game today to face the Central City team.
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CUBS
Central City
Hawkeye Cubs
Petrolle Shows Draw In Tight New York Fight Market
In New York Billy Petrolle defies money worries as crowds stay strong. His recent four appearances grossed about 233000 with an $80000 gate for the Canzoneri bout, and receipts from Townsend Ran Battalino and Bat Battalino show continued appeal despite lighter boxing cycles.
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New York
INS
Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
Petrolle
Tony Canzoneri
Bep van Klavren
Bnly Townsend
Eddie Ran
Bat Battalino
Tony Canzoner
Cities Service At Fayette To Resume Junior Legion Games
Cities Service at Fayette will resume the sub state American Legion Junior league games in Iowa on July 19 with Cities Service facing Fayette at Daniels park. Fayette won its district title while the Oilers also triumphed in their district. A second game is set for July 22 at 2 30, with a possible third game on a neutral diamond to be determined.
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American Legion
Iowa
Fayette
Oilers
Daniels Park
Wales Loses In Final Of Parliamentary Meet
In Surrey England the Prince of Wales lost the PGA parliamentary championship final to MP George Lambert 5 and 4 over 36 holes. The prince carried a two hole handicap on each round, with Lambert leading by two after 18 holes.
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Surrey
England
Prince of Wales
George Lambert
Lambert
Schumacher Steps Into Mathewson's Big Shoes
Giants rookie Hal Schumacher emerges as the modern Mathewson of the pitching staff, backing up Bill Terry’s era with 21 year old poise. The article traces Schumacher’s rise from Canton NY and St Lawrence, noting his drop curve and smoke ball, his limited early control, and McGraw’s early faith that brought him to the Giants.
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Matty
Marquard
Tesreau
Demaree
Giants
Schumacher
Hubbell
Parmelee
Fitzsimmons
Terrymen
Hal Schumacher
the Mathewson
Bucknell
St. Lawrence University
Ike Matty
Hal
McGraw
Bill Terry
Canton
N. Y
Truxton
Olean
al Kinney
Leon Ames
Walter Johnson
Laws of Iowa Nominated for All American Team
Joe Laws of the University of Iowa has been named an eligible for the 1933 All American grid team by Illustrated Football annual. The 175-pound halfback, who averaged four yards per carry, starred as MVP and delivered a 75-yard return against George Washington University while also excelling on defense and as a left handed passer.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Joe Laws
Iowa
Laws
Hawkeye
George Washington University
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