Lucile Robinson Leads Iowa Women’s Amateur Golf Qualifying
Lucile Robinson defending champion broke the Mason City Country Club course record with a 79 in qualifying for the Iowa women’s state amateur tourney. She finished well ahead of rivals including Mrs. George Whitmer who shot 91, as Cedar Rapids golfers Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Dows posted strong scores to qualify for the championship flight.
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Mason City
Lucille Robinson
Iowa
Ethene
Robinson
F. C. Byers
Cedar Rapids
S. C. Dows
George Whitmer
Des Moines
Miss Robinson
N Wilchinski
Frank Fisk
Waterloo
C. S. Cory
Dave Charlotte Ames
Clear Lake
H. E. Repp
Betty Macpeak
Mildred
Virginia Eddy
H. Chandler
B. Joseph
Rs. C
Lenox
L. A. Taylor
Ottumwa
Len Perkins
Iowa City
H. S. Noilen
D. P. Graves
An Chase
C. Glanville
J. Beck
Mason Aoe Ay Vistas
John Murray
Mason
K. R. de Neat
Marshite
May Dehli
Dorothy Graves
Des Moi
Fpf. W
Men to Swim Five Miles at Cedar River Event
The Y M C A river swim August 6 at 2 p m features men racing five miles from High Rock to the North Western bridge and boys three miles from Yellowbanks to the bridge. Women’s and girls’ races are to be dropped unless requested. Entrants include Francis Presler and William Ross among men and Dick Westerfield John Stark Cyril Noon Walter Maciejewsky and Dick Gates among boys.
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High Rock
North Western Bridge
Yellowbanks
S. P. File
Francis Presler
William Ross
Charlies Gragg
Bob Dorsey
Frank Waldron
Dick Westerfield
John Stark
Cyril Noon
Walter Maciejewsky
Dick Gates
Tom Gray
Guttenberg And Monticello Win In M. V. League
In Maquoketa Valley league action Guttenberg Giants beat Cascade Reds 3 to 1 as Hal Finch out pitched Chine Stodola. Manchester Hawks lost 6 to 3 to Guttenberg in the nightcap. Monticello edged Dyersville 11 to 7 in a tight battle, with pitchers Finch Pintz Stodola Weber facing Carty R. Nieman Paber Weber.
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Manchester
Guttenberg Giants
Cascade Reds
Hal Finch
Guttenberg
Chine Stodola
Dean
Loop
Reds
Manchester Hawks
Redland
Monticello
Dyersville
Finch
Pintz
Stodoa
Weber
Bormoctodies
Carty
R. Nieman
Paber
North Liberty Edges Cities Service 5–4 in 14 Innings
North Liberty defeated Cities Service 5 to 4 in a 14 inning baseball game on the North Liberty diamond Sunday. Batteries were Mumma and Parks for Cities Service and Jones and Strausky for North Liberty. A rematch is lined up for Sunday July 31.
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North Liberty
Cities Service
Cities Service Club
Mumma and
Local Swimmer Sets Record At Midwest A A U Meet
In Council Bluffs Iowa swimmers set three of five records at the Midwest A A U meet Dick Westerfield Cedar Rapids won the 200 yard backstroke in 3 03 4 breaking the 3 12 8 mark by I M Carter of Iowa Richard Wilson Davenport lowered the 100 meters freestyle record and also won the 440 yard freestyle Mabel Hall Des Moines broke her own 220 yard backstroke record with 3 29 2
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Midwest
Dick Westerfield
Cedar Rapids
I. M. Carter
University of Iowa
Richard Wilson
Davenport
Boyd Liddle
Mabel Hall
Des. Moines
Wilson
Light Club Defeats Anamosa Reformatory
ANAMOSA Ia The Iowa Railway and Light corporation defeated the Reformatory nine 3 to 2 at Anamosa Saturday. Melicher kept the prison boys well in check except in the fifth and sixth innings when they bunched five hits for two runs. The Lighters got a run in the first inning on a single and two errors. They tied the score in the ninth on Stone's single and B Brown's double. Joe Stephens put the game on ice in the seventh with a home run to deep center field.
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Gazette
Anamosa
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Reformatory
Melicher
Lighters
Stone
B. Brown
Joe Stephens
Time Check Sluggers Triumph at Daniels Park
E Noble pitched the Time Check Sluggers to a IV heiling victory over Petersen bakery squad at Daniels Park. Noble limited the bakers to three hits and fanned 14. Time Check seeks more Saturday and Sunday games.
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Noble
Time Check
Daniels Park
Petersen Bakery
Bakers
Kinney loses no hit bid but earns hard lofted hit over first base
Joe Kinney pitched a near no hitter for Cedar Rapids but Bill Schmidt was ruled credited with a hit on a fourth inning ball that dropped behind the bag. Kinney later returned to pace the Bunnies with one of the season’s best efforts as minor league rosters shift and Derbyesque trades reshape the circuit. Milwaukee crushed Toledo 20 to 5 and Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 22 to 20 in a 40-hit, three-hour affair.
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Joe Kinney
Bill Schmidt
Kinney
Joe
Bunnies
Cedar Rapids
Elmo Neilson
Minor 1 E
Speran
Three Eye
Moose Woeber
Dick Esrey
Moline
Esrey
Burlington
Detroit
Woeber
Mayne
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Brewers
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
American League strength and pennant outlook discussed
Analysts say Pittsburgh's recent form could crown the pennant winner next fall's World Series with the American League favored over the National League. Detroit and Cleveland's surge and the Yankees strong lead over the Athletics suggest a stronger AL. Valley League clash between Rock Island and the Bunnies features seven double plays.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Detroit
Cleveland
Athletics
Bunnies
Rock Island
Islanders
Arp Defeats Fry In Marion Meet First Round
The Marion Country Club golf tournament opened with five championship flight matches. P N Pry carried Albert Arp to the twentieth hole to win over Fry. Other results saw Harold Ballard 7 6 over G Cornwell, W K Lothian 6 5 over M Riddick, W H Balster 3 1 over W E Van Fossen, and Larry Dutton 3 2 over Dr J J Booth. In the first flight H Dye 2 up over Paul Peidler and R Fitzgerald 6 4 over R C Booth.
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P. N. Pry
Albert Arp
Marion
Arp
H. Dye
Paul Peidler
R. Fitzgerald
R. C. Booth
Stanwood Red Sox Triumph Over Monticello 14 to 4
Stanwood Iowa home game saw the Stanwood Red Sox beat Monticello 14 to 4 on Saturday. The Sox piled up fourteen hits with Francis Moffatt tossing seven hits and eleven strikeouts for Stanwood. Stanwood hosts Marion on July 23 and heads to Iowa City.
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Stanwood
Iowa
Stanwood Red Sox
Montique
Sox
Witch
Francis Moffatt
Red Sox
Marion
Iowa City
Lott to Join Iowa Tennis Meet in Des Moines
Chicago star George Lott arrives with Harris Coggeshall for the state meet in Des Moines as top contenders in the Hawkeye contest. Lott, Denver four‑setter winner over Coggeshall, draws Orville Hastings in the first round while Coggeshall has a bye. Former champions Merle Robins and Frank Brody also enter. the women’s event runs with the men’s tournament featuring Mrs. James Bell returning to competition after years away.
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Des Moines
George Lott
Chicago
Harris Coggeshall
Mon Lott
Coggeshall
Iowa
Lott
Denver
Orville Hastings
Merle Robins
Frank Brody
James Bell
Cedar Rapids
Athletes Move Into Los Angeles Olympic Village
Athletes from twenty nations began intense training in sixteen fields as the tenth Olympiad nears. Italy and Japan led arrivals with 130 and 230 athletes respectively, as 1,800 athletes from 48 nations prepared to reach Los Angeles ahead of the July 30 opening. The village buzzed with activity and a tourist surge, with 25,000 cars and over 100,000 visitors amid cheers for Italy in blue, and the Netherlands flag joining the scene.
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Los Angeles
INS
Japan
Italy
Olympic Village
Netherlands
Junior Fire Fighters Defeat Toddville 6-4 In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids junior Fire Fighters beat Toddville 6 to 4 on Sunday. Two double plays aided the win as Shafer and Beam earned the victory while Krause Oliphant and Hagerman contributed for Toddville.
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Toddville
Cedar Rapids
Shafer
Beam
Krause, Oliphant
Hagerman
West Union Expands Little Eight Lead With Big Win
West Union beat Arlington 13 to 4 to widen its Little Eight lead to two games. Clermont topped Wancoma 6 to 2 while Elgin beat Algona 13 to 11 and Hawkeye edged Westgate 6 to 5 in eleven innings.
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West Union
Arlington
Wancoma
Clermont
Elgin
Evening Radio Schedule and Concert Listings Fragment
A fragmented radio schedule lists NBC CBS and ABC programs with time slots from evening to late night. Entries include choirs, minstrels, orchestras, and entertainers such as Kate Smith Benny programs and Amos n Andy, with station designations WEAF WJZ WMAQ WABC and others.
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NBC
WGN
Sam
CBS
ABC
Richard Crooks
WEAF
Kate Smith
WABC
Mills Brothers
KMOX
WMT
Phillips Lord
WJZ
WMAQ
Lombardo Orch
Amos
Andy
Charles Carlile
Barlow Orch
WMT. Ee
Orch
W. Wmt
Reichman Orch
Morning radio schedule with NBC CBS and ABC programs listed
A fragmented daily radio grid shows 6:00 to 4:15 listings across NBC CBS and ABC networks. It names programs such as Our Daily Food Your Child and Dancing by the Sea, with stations WJZ WEAF WMAQ WABC and others, but OCR errors blur many titles and names.
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NBC
WEAF
WMAG
WSM
Issle Orch
CBS
WABC
WMT
Well Thomas
WJZ
WLW
WMAQ
Emagg Boys
Wenr Croner
Rich Orch
WMT Res Perkins
WEAP
Helen Board
Ape
KMOX
Bonschebd Institute
WIZ Wlw
KYW
Round Towners
KMBC
Ben Alley
Tenor
Ware Wi Berrie Men
George Washington
WOC
Ali
Atlantic City Musicale
WHC
WBBM
Salon Arch
Parmentier
Woman’s Review
Wabc Wine
Faith Baldwin
Charles Gilbert Spross
de Arnold
8BC
Wenr Reis
Marion Golfers defeat Anamosa squad 33 to 5
Twenty six Anamosa golfers visited Marion Country Club and bowed to Marion 33 to 5. Heinie Jensen led Marion with 72, Harold Ballard 74, Jacobsen 77, Strasburger 77, William McIntyre 79 for Anamosa, Kehoe 80, Wilkinson 81. A return match at Anamosa is scheduled next Sunday with hopes for many players traveling.
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Anamosa
Marion Country Club
Heinie Jensen
Marion
Harold Ballard
Jacobsen
Strasburger
William McIntyre
Anaramosa
J. Kehoe
G. R. Wilkinson
Eastern League Collapses Without Backing
The Eastern baseball league ceased operations due to lack of financial backing as New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers withdrew support. Five of eight clubs met obligations including Hartford Bridgeport Springfield Albany and Richmond, while Allen Norfolk and New Haven did not.
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NEW York
INL
Eastern Baseball League
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bridgeport
Hartford
Springfield
Albany
Richmond
Allen
Norfolk
New Haven
Colored Giants Defeat Parnell 1 0 in Twelfth Inning
PARNELL IOWA The Colored Giants of Cedar Rapids edged Parnell 1 to 0 in twelve innings as Lefty Ford delivered a strong start and Buckner handled the Giants benders in a low scoring extra frame victory.
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Parnell
Gazette
Iowa
Colored Giants
Cedar Rapids
Lefty Ford
Giants
Buckner
Giants Seek Top Opponents in Cedar Rapids Area
Manager Clarence Wilson of the Colored Giants aims to schedule games with the strongest teams in Cedar Rapids and nearby. The team is compiling a highly impressive record for the season, officials say.
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Clarence Wilson
Colored Giants
Cedar Rapids
Giants
Walker Beats Marion in Twelfth Inning Thriller
Walker In dependents defeated the Marion Merchants 5 to 4 in twelve innings at Walker Iowa. Marion tied the score with two runs in the ninth. Phil Ondler capped Walker’s win with a three run homer in the twelfth. Walker had fourteen hits to Marion's eleven. Kelso and Perry teamed on the mound for Walker, McConaughy and Slauson pitched for Marion. Walker next plays at Coggon.
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Gazette
Walker
Iowa
Walker Independents
Marion Merchants
Marion
Phil Ondler
Kelso
Perry
McConaughy
Slauson
Coggon
Sunay
Time Check Sluggers Triumph Over Cereal Team
The Time Check Sluggers beat the Three Minute Cereal junior nine 12 to 9 at Daniels Park Sunday in a slugfest. The Two teams were set to play again Tuesday at Daniels Park Diamond at 5 30.
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Daniels Park
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Fortson and Darrow Reach Ellis Tourney Round Two
Howard Fortson defeated Lester Trimble 4 and 2 and Glen Darrow beat Bures 3 and 1 to advance to the second round at the Ellis park Municipal golf championship. In lesser flights H M Sorenson edged Fred McDonnell 1 up, J Stevenson downed Otto Sikora 6 and 5, and W Stephenson defeated Frank Williams 1 up.
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Ellis Park
Howard Fortson
Glen Darrow
Fortson
Lester Trimbie
Darrow
Bures
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Trimble
H. M. Sorenson
Fred McDonnell
J. Stevenson
Otto Sikora
W. Stephenson
Frank Williams
Berg Fight Bout Set for WEAF-NBC Radio
New York report says Kid Chocolate Berg bout will be aired round by round from New York on WEAF-NBC at 8 p.m. CST. Charles Francis Coe to provide commentary.
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New York
Charles Francis Coe
NBC
Kid Chocolate
Jackie
Kid) Berg
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Lucile Robinson
Dansingberg
Aker
Hess
Nou
BEN Hasas Gang
Nau
Give ME
Amy
Guttenberg and
Cascade
Light Club
Anamosa Reformatory
E. Noble
Ward
JSC
Montgomery Ward & Co
Fourth Avenue
Third Street
Red Peppers
Fry
Edelbray
Eten Keys
Ww -Who
Joe Lawrence
WLS
Lyman Orch
Wockate Smith
Joe Palooka
Artists Musicale
Woc-Who
Ea Wynn
Ed Wynn
Weaf Woc
Wgnns
Ieee
Saino Lord
Inbc
Stones Orch
Irene Beasley
Wham Maq Wenr
Little Jack Little
EMOX
Stern Orch
Sesnik Orch
C.&n.w
North Western
Walker Downs
Ellis Tourney
Kneip
Bowen Markets
First Avenue E
Veal
American Trust
White Bank
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