Miller Tops Iowa Qualifiers With 141 In State Golf Meet
Denmar Miller of Des Moines leads the state amateur golf championship at Tokoboji with a 36 hole 141 score after rounds of 70 71. Pete Jordan of Des Moines is second at 142 tied with Bull Huff of Sioux City, while Dick Tang of Fort Dodge shot 69 to set the best round. Vavra and Tilden fail to qualify as the field tightens to 154, the lowest in the event's history.
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Yankees Beat White Sox 9 4 to Regain Lead in Series
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 9 to 4, extending their winning streak to nine and widening their margin over Washington in the American League. Fred Dixie Walker drove in five runs, while Ted Lyons was tagged early and Johnny Allen struggled in relief.
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Baseball standings and results from Tuesday and Wednesday
American League notes show New York, Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia in close races with Chicago and Boston. National League standings list New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Philadelphia with recent results and upcoming games. In Cleveland a late ninth inning change ends with Warstler out at third on a Hodapp force play.
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Warneke Stops Braves 4 to 1 for Cubs
Chicago Cubs defeat Boston 4 to 1 as Lonnie Warneke earns his 12th win of the season with seven scattered hits. Gabby Hartnett hits his 12th homer in the second, while an eighth inning error allows a run. Cantwell struggled for Boston.
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Bear and Kentauff Grapple in Cedar Park 90 Minutes
In Cedar Park a two out of three fall bout between Jimmy Bear Marion 167 and Gus Kentauff Duluth 168 stretched 90 minutes with a fall apiece and a completion yet to decide. Bear won first fall in 43 minutes with a Boston crab. Kentauff countered with a headlock and arm bar before time ran out. The semi windup saw Scissors Dick Diederick Marion 168 vs Chief Rain Cloud Cass Lake Minn 163 end in a 30 minute draw.
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Dixon Beats Stanwood in Fifteen Inning Tilt 6-5
In Stanwood Iowa on Sunday Dixon defeated Stanwood 6 to 5 in a 15 inning marathon. Dixon tied the game in the ninth as Neatherside doubled and the visitors pushed across the deciding run in the fifteenth. Frances Mofio started for Stanwood while Dixon struck out seventeen batters.
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Belle Plaine Cops Ninth Straight Game
Belle Plaine extended its win streak to nine in a 35.2 defeat at Bee Pare. Keskin opened scoring for Belle Plaine with a first quarter basket and the Seers built a lead through the sixth period while Bees pressed back.
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Six Local Net Players Enter Iowa City Meet
Six Cedar Rapids net stars are among fifty players entered for the Mississippi Valley tennis tournament in Iowa City. Entries include Frances E Bell, Bob Stansbury Bell Raymond, J U Yessler, and Charles Clark, with Raymond and Yessler paired for doubles. Seeded entrants include Frank Brods and Jack Curtiss, with others from Chicago, Des Moines, Davenport, and Cedar Falls. Drawings set for Tuesday evening.
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West Union Golfers Triumph at Sumner Invitational
West Union golfers repeated last year’s success at McGregor by winning the Sumner invitational in northeast Iowa. Sree a. Fallows was low scorer over 27 holes with 39 36. John E Rush took second while Ramaciel of Greene claimed a prize. Thad King led a 13 year old contender and Tom King set an eighteen hole mark in the second round.
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Middle Amana Falls to Watkins 9 to 5 in Frat Game
Watkins over Middle Amana 9 to 5 as Seifert and Dearnies share pitching duties. Bacaman drove in a run for the visitors. Next Sun Gaz Lédie hosts Van Horne in upcoming game.
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Spor t Jabs 12Y The Associated Press
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St. Louis Beats Philadelphia In Tight Baseball Tilt
St. Louis pitchers show control while Jackson hits two runs in a 1-3 pace. Watkins Frisch steal bases as Bartell Medwuick turn sacrifices. Bartel Warner Hurat contribute in the field. Left on bases favor St. Louis 8 to Philadelphia 5 as Jackson allows five walks and strikes out five. Umpires Meseckurth McGrew Quisley. Time 1.53.
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Hornsby Again Linked to Brooklyn Dodgers Manager Role
The New York report says Rogers Hornsby, famed NL figure, may take over the Dodgers next year. Hornsby stated in St Louis he would not join the Cardinals and would be glad to move east. Brooklyn boss Maximilian Carey faces anxiety as the club struggles with nine losses in twelve starts.
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Krouse Wins From Dr Booth In Marion Tourney
Medalist John Krouse defeated Dr J J Booth in two extra holes to win in the Marion Country club tournament first round match play. Ted Strausberger beat Don Wolfe 4 and 2 while Mrs Harle Boileau, defending champion, defeated Mrs J J Booth 5 and 6.
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Petrolle Hollander Set for Return Bout at Yankee Stadium
New York AP Tim Mara signs Billy Petrolle and Bep van Klaveren for an August 23 ten round welterweight rematch at Yankee Stadium. Their first duel at Polo Grounds ended in a technical knockout for Petrolle after four rounds due to a cut over Hollander's eye.
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