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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1934

Page

3

Chase Meets McKee In Hyperion Club Feature

Iowa amateur golf at Hyperion sees top contenders advance to second round in brisk match play. Defending champion Hal Chase defeats Don McGregor 4 and 3, while Bob McKee edges Hillis Miller 2 and 1. Wardrobe of results reports several veterans and rising stars progressing, with Yeaman beating Cook in 21 holes and Gookin losing to Dick Brennan 2 and 1.

Hal Chase Bob McKee Gookin Anid Allen Gookin Husky Dick Brennan Hy- Perion Club Des Moines Northwestern University Yeaman Cook Chase Don McGregor Hyperion Club Art Bartlett Ottumwa Bob McCrary Johnny Kraft Oclwein Denmar Miller Johnny Vavra Cedar Rapids Jim Gardner Vinton Billy Cordingly Reashy Bartlett Bob Miller Iowa City Iowa McCrary John Peters Cordingly Jimmy Taylor Otturawa Vavra Lawrence Kilgoure Waterloo Heinie Jensen Marion Carl Mellenbacker Atlantic Chase McKee Kraft Billy Hall Boone Roy Berga Benmar Miller Sioux City Miler Harrison Riepe Hyperion Clint Petty Woodside Ick Brennan Bur Ton Gookin Chariton Art Steingraber Larsio Fontanini Amos Jencks Country Club Ira Allen Howard Lake Bedford Ben Downe Tottumwal Bill Haren Jack Batham Bi Hall Roy Bergman John Kraft Oclweln Ben King Ames Ottumwal Harrison George Prohwein Wallie Krone Billy Ransom Frank Jordan Vee Green Hyperions Carl Melenbacker Lenne Reynolds Clinton Bill Ingham Billy Cordherly Chet Yeaman George Cook Glenn Darrow George Alt Fletcher Jones Jack Smith Charles Meerdink Muscatine Hubert Brightman Henry Kadgihn Iowan City Jack Clabby Earl Chambers Merle Stimson Bert McKee Grandview George Meerdink Verne Bales Tischer Bruce Cocp Dudley Hartman Guthrie Center Leroy Vanderwicken Grundy Center Paul Gallmeier

Garden To Find Baer's Opponent By Elimination

New York AP Madison Square Garden plans an elimination tournament to crown a Baer challenger this summer. A four man lineup tops the list Steve Hamas Primo Carnera Art Lasky or the Neusel Schmeling winner with outdoor shows to test contenders for a Baer title defense in June.

New York Tex Rickard Madison Square Garden Max Baer the Garden Rickard Jimmy Johnston Garden Steve Hamas Primo Carnera Art Lasky Walter Neusel Max Schmeling Germany Jimmy Tommy Loughran King Levinsky Ray Impeliittiere Johnny Risko Baer

Qualifying For Kenmore Tourney To Start Saturday

The Kenmore golf tournament qualifying round begins Saturday with about 150 competitors. Players not reaching the championship flight will be placed in lesser flights with prizes for winners.

Kenmore

Grundy Center Catcher Suffers Broken Jaw

Floyd Morrison catcher for Grundy Center was struck while catching at Charles City and suffered a broken jaw. He was brought home for treatment after an X ray confirmed the injury.

Grundy Gazette Grundy Center Floyd Morrison Charles City Morrison

Baldwin Tigers Triumph 5 2 Over Charlotte Cardinals

Baldwin Tigers beat Charlotte Cardinals 5 to 2 in Northeastern Iowa league action. The Tigers opened with six hits and four runs in the first inning, seizing control early.

Gazette Baldwin Baldwin Tigers Charlotte Cardinals Tigers

Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter column notes on baseball and athletic directors

The column recounts a tense ninth inning in Cleveland versus New York with six straight walks that sparked a Yankee comeback. It discusses University of Wisconsin athletic director meanwell replacing Doc Spears, changes in Big Ten athletics, and umpire Bill Klem defending his calls amid a Cubs Cardinals protest.

Cleveland Indians Yankees Earl Combs Red Rolfe Ralph Winegarner Lloyd Brown Tony Lazzeri Babe Ruth Ben Chapman Bill Dickey Brown Bob Weiland Myril Hoag Doc Spears University of Wisconsin Walter Meanwell Spears Meanwell Badger Board of Regents Glenn Frank University Big Ten Noble Kizer Nelson Kellogg Purdue Nelson Metcalf A. A. Stagg Chicago Frank McCormick Fritz Crisler Minnesota Ossie Solem E. H. Lauer Town Wisconsin Fielding Yost Michigan George Huff Illinois L. W. St. John Ohio State Z. G. Clevenger Indiana Tug Wilson Northwestern Yost Huff Cardinals Klem Cubs

Oklahoma Youth Licks Iowa Yet In Net Tourney

DES MOINES AP Oklahoma youth star Bob Demaree of Tulsa upset veteran Joe Van Ginkel 7 5 6 2 to reach the second round of the Iowa State tennis tournament meeting Ben Beckerman. Defending champion Frank Brody won by default as Coggeshall and Church drew byes. Other results include McBroom over Lane 6 1 6 1 and Beckerman defeating Reyno 6 2 6 0.

DES Moines Bob Demaree Tulsa Okla Joe van Ginkel Tulsa City Ben Beckerman Frank Brody Homer Wise Harris Coggeshall Charles Church Los Angeles L. A. McBroom tDes Moines Arnold Lane Ottmwa Robert Weinstock St. Louis Wiliam Frame Bill Fuller Ed Kenworthy Port Dodges Jay Fink Stanley Ford Julius Swartz B. J. Carney Jim Bratomer Ralph Church Don Sweet Ed Decker Tom Bailey Franklin Jim Wiliams Bob Sandler St Boyle Iry Casper Dick Race Waterloo John Doud Theodore Reyno

Iowa City Trap Shooters Win In Elks Tournament

Kansas City amateurs William Hunter and Russell Elliott led the Elks national trap shoot, with Hunter winning the class A singles title after totaling 97 of 100 targets and Elliott tied but ineligible for the trophy. Class B E winners Hoag and Reppert posted 95, with Reppert prevailing 24 to 20 in a shoot off. The doubles crown went to C G Fisher of Illinois with 95 of 100, and the event closed with the handicap, team championship, and a $500 prize for the winning lodge team.

Kansas City Kan William Hunter Russell Elliott Hunter Hoag Pleasanton William Reppert Iowa City Reppert Hoag 20. Class C—A. S. Lott South Orange N. J D—Walter Kelly C. G C. Fisher Litchfield Lodge

Free Admission for Youth at Raiders Omaha Game

The Raiders host Omaha on Wednesday with free bleacher admission for boys and girls aged 14 and under. Grandstand seating costs 15 cents for those 15 and older.

Raiders Omaha

Cubs Giants Seem Headed for Two Team pennant Race

New York dispatch notes a two team battle for the national league crown between the Chicago Cubs and New York Giants. Giants pitching led by Hubbell Schumacher and Fitzsimmons, with Salveson awaiting his start, edge the Cubs in mound work as both clubs also boast solid hitting. Text cites injuries and lineup changes as key factors shaping the stretch run.

New York Giants Chicago Cubs John Heydler St. Louis Cardinals Frankie Frisch Red Birds Phils Cincinnati Hubbell Schumacher Fitzsimmons Leroy Parmelee Salveson Jack Salveson Montreal Parmelee Terry Ott Joe Moore O'Doul Verger Ryan Cubs Warnecke Bush Malone Weaver

Walford Narrowly Lose to Williamsburg 15-14

Walford baseball team traveled to Williamsburg Sunday and were defeated in the ninth inning by one run, 15-14. Walford will host Van Horne next Sunday.

Walford Williamsburg Gaz Walford, S van Horne

Martelle Leads East Central Loop With 3-0 Start

Martelle holds first in the East Central league with three wins and no losses after two big innings powered an 11-3 victory over Mount Vernon. Springville won 10-7 over Lisbon with a revised lineup, Mechanicsville beat Monticello 4-2, and Alburnett topped Solon 7-3. Standings list Martelle 3-0, Alburnett 2-1, Monticello 2-1, Mechanicville 1-1, Springville 1-1, Lisbon 1-2, Solon 1-2, Mount Vernon 0-3. Games Sunday feature Springville at Monticello, Lisbon at Mechanicsville, Alburnett at Mount Vernon, Martelle at Solon. The final note cites a religious line about a woman in India serving and dying for her husband.

Gazette Alburnett Martelle Mount Vernon Springville Lisbon Mechanicsville Monticello Solon Pirates Boyse Sosese Etzel Reed Stout Miller Ringer Bartlett Oltman Austin Martelle No Riddle Conklin Minnick Carlson Meredith Michaels Hurt Solon Sesieee Solon

Solem Adds Five Assistants to Iowa Grid Staff

Ossie Solem completes the 1934 Iowa football coaching staff with five assistants. Rollie Williams Otto Vogel Bill Becker Marcus Magnussen and Francis Zud Schammel join to aid in building the Hawkeye team. Magnussen and Schammel are medical college students and former Hawkeye Honemen.

Iowa City Francis Zud

Center Point Merchants Defeat Toddville 9-3 in Sunday Game

Center Point Merchants beat Toddville 9 to 3 on Sunday afternoon to extend their winning streak to six games. Battery for Center Point was Tunks and Strait, Toddville’s lineup included H. Krouse McNeil and Snyder.

Gazette Center Point Center Point Merchants Toddville Tunks Strait Center Point Battery H. Krouse McNeil and Snyder

North English Wins Millersburg Tourney

North English captured the Millersburg tournament with a 21 to 11 win over Millersburg in the final. Earlier North English beat Sigourney 10 to 3, while Millersburg defeated Keswick 9 to 6.

Millersburg North English Sigourney Keswick

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