Lee Smith Beats Von Maur In Iowa State Golf Round One
Lee Smith, 18, of Cedar Rapids defeated Davenport’s Joe Von Maur 1 up in the first round of the Iowa state golf tournament at Kenmore course. Smith, a former caddy, was even at the turn and finished strong on the final greens to unseat the defending champion, who faltered with several costly shots. Johnny Jacobs and other young players advanced, with Hal Chase medalist and future stars moving on in a crowded field in Cedar Rapids.
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Chase shoots 71 to lead Des Moines in state golf title run
Hal Chase, 23, from Des Moines, earns medalist honors with a 71 as qualifiers narrow to top figures for the state golf title. Chase, who won the 1933 state title at age 18, appears set for a comeback. Cedar Rapids players like Glenn Darrow and Johnny Kraft tie for second with 73s in a contest highlighting Cedar Rapids entrants and the push to name Mason City as 1939 site.
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Heine Jensen
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John Carey
Fred Glanville
Mason City
Softball Results and 1899 Bicycle Craze Reference
A brief note records softball results alongside a remark about the peak of the bicycle craze in the United States in 1899. The two facts appear as distinct items in a single readable fragment.
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Semi Finalists Set In Women’s Golf Meet At Country Club
Miss Kathleen Carey faces Miss Mary Frances Lee in the upper semi final while Mrs David Beardsley meets Mrs Ane Boileau in the lower bracket. Lee had advanced by beating Jeanne Cash 4 and 3, and Carey won Tuesday over Mrs Frank Byers 8 and 7. Beardsley defeated Mrs R J Vorkper 7 and 6, and Boileau beat Betty Neuzil 2 and 1.
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Mary Frances Lee
David Beardsley
Ane Boileau
Miss Cares
Frank Byers
Miss Lee
Jeanne Cash
Beardsley
R. J. Vorkgper
Boileau
Golf Tourney Sunday on Brooklyn Course
Grinnell Montezuma and Brooklyn golfers meet at the hilly Brooklyn Golf Club for Poweshiek county open on Sunday July 24. A nine hole qualifying round precedes eighteen holes of medal play to determine team and individual champions over 27 holes.
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Boys Team Loses To Mothers Dads Sisters
The Worth End Sluggers, a group of A year old boys from the northwest side, were defeated 23 to 16 by a team of fathers mothers and sisters they had challenged. The boys lineup included Louis Vavra Dick Phillips Bob Nelson Bud Murphy Glen Madhus David Woods Jimmy Usher Sol Makin and Walter Broussard. A picnic dinner at Ellis Park followed.
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Ellis Park
Monticello Takes Triangular Golf Meet Title
Monticello won the triangular meet with 32 points while Marion took second with 28 and Anamosa third at 424. Harold Smith of Marion earned medalist honors with 33 32 65. Carl Jacobsen of Marion was runner up at 74, Royal Rodman led Monticello with 81, and Doc Wilkinson led Anamosa with 83.
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Brandon Beats Urbana Nine 5-0 in Little Eight League
Brandon defeats Urbana in a Little Eight League game with a 5 to 0 score. Kramer Miller Elers Jacobs Sloan and Lykins are noted among the players in a concise recap of the brutal shutout.
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Standings and Schedule for Three Eye League Action
Standings show teams such as Evansville Waterloo Decatur Clinton and Bloomington with points and results from recent games. Tuesday and upcoming schedule list Moline Cedar Rapids Evansville Claymington Clinton Waterloo and Springfield Decatur with matchups and venues.
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Unclear Race Result and Schedule Amid Weather Postponements
Fragmentary OCR notes show scores and city abbreviations for Chicago Boston Pittaburuh New York St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Several matchups listed include Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with postponements due to rain affecting multiple games.
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Bildil tilts Browns for 12th victory in a row
In Decatur Emil Bildilfi of Springfield held the Browns to five hits and posted his twelfth win as the team defeated Evansville 8 2. Browns scored two in each of the first second and sixth innings.
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Gazette Team Tops Y W C A Golf Loop
Woolworths defeated Z team 17 16 The Gazette downed WY W C A 22 7 and Wilsons and the Quakers tied 14 all in Y W C A golf matches Monday at Cedar View
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Mann Wins Wisconsin Medal at North Hills Club
Mrs. Tua vite Robinson Mann won medalist honors at the Wisconsin Women's Golf championships at North Hills Country Club with 39 41 480. Defending champion Goldie Bateson of Westnoor was runner up with 40 41 81, followed by Jean Wilkowski Rhine lander with 82 and Merle Nickles Madison with 84. Match play begins Tuesday with sixteen qualifiers.
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Kenosha
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Harness Race Program At Wapello Wednesday
WAPELLO The harness race program for the Wapello home coming Wednesday includes a class B pace with entries such as Rightown Lottie and Myrtle L. Other participants include Towa Guy. Pony and running races will be included on the program.
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South English Triumph Over Green Valley Nine at Dobbinsfield
South English defeated Green Valley 14 to 2 at Dobbinsfield on Sunday. Local battery consisted of L Spivey and E Euler for South English.
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Prospects Mix for 1938 Iowa and Cleveland Baseball Notes
The Iowa football prospectus signals a fall season start with homecoming on Oct 8 against Wisconsin. Henry Luebeke, a 300 pound tackle, may return to form after ankle surgery, aiming for all American potential. In Cleveland, Johnny Humphries emerges as a key reliever, saving games and earning praise from manager Oscar Vitt as Allen and Feller face slowing wins. The Cardinals promote Enos Slaughter while selling Johnny Rizzo to Pittsburgh, reshaping their outfield and Pirates' rally.
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Pirates Beat Giants 7 to 4 in Major League Scores
Philadelphia players and St Louis details dominate the box score with Moored, H. Martinel, O’Lown, and Mendes contributing. The Pirates overcome strong pitching, while Passeau suffers the loss as C. Dervis earns the win in a 1:53 outing. Umpires Magerkurth Parker Moran.
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Lighters Beat La Plant-Choate 6-2 In M And J Game
Iowa Electric Light and Power remains first after a 6-2 win over La Plant-Choate. Bob Stastny pitched seven strikeouts over six hits as Stastny aided by Slauson Langswager and Pack produced three first-inning runs. Benedict had a triple and Langswager added a key single to extend the lead, while La Plant-Choate rallied with two in the second before Stastny settled the game.
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Bupane Gas defeats Atkins 3-2 on two-hitter by Dvorak
Bupane Gas edged Atkins High School 3-2 Sunday as Emil Dvorak hurled a two-hit victory. The locals collected nine hits in the game.
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Cubs Nip Bees For Seventh Straight
The Cubs ride a seven game winning streak over Philadelphia and Boston to hover in third place. Dizzy Dean's return looms as Chicago seeks continued momentum while Pirates press from behind with a 18 game streak and a 7-4 win over the Giants.
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North Liberty Falls to Lone Tree 9-4 at Home Diamond
North Liberty lost 9 to 4 to Lone Tree on Sunday at the local diamond. Bolin and Kessler pitched for North Liberty with Jenkins and Langenberg catching, while J Cerny Workman and Hudacek pitched for Lone Tree with R Cerny catching.
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Strawberry Point Wins In 6-2 Baseball Victory
Strawberry Point defeated Monticello 6-2 in a Maquoketa Valley league game. Dunsmoor and Wiley formed the local battery for Strawberry Point, while Doyle and Biggert played for Monticello.
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Raiders Dump Moline 10-3 in 16-Hit Victory
Raiders exploded for 16 base hits to rout Moline 10 to 3 before 1,600 fans. Wolff won his eleventh, Lahman hit a ninth homer and two doubles, Filbert and Howard added two hits each, while Stefani struggled as the Raiders surged with a five-run burst late.
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Roosevelt Hotel 15 Victor Triumphs in Waterloom Series Opener
Roosevelt Hotel of Cedar Rapids, defending state Junior champions, beat Waterloo 9-6 to take the first of a three game inter-district series for the title. Cedar Rapids led 5-1 in the fifth, Waterloo rallied to 6-5, then Roosevelt won with three runs in the seventh behind ace pitcher Red Kenney who fanned 15. Next game at Cedar Rapids Thursday at Daniels Park at 3.
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