Slauson Wins at Indian Creek Golf Club Meet
Chuck Slauson shot three 35s on the nine hole par-34 Indian Creek course to win a club tournament with 39 golfers. The event was a late Seven-club invitational with no out-of-town players and invited clubs Manchester Maquoketa Winter Monticello Anamosa and Town City sending regrets. Bernie Price shot 107 to finish two behind Slauson. J Kinkead won the second flight and Gene Burd the third.
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Armstrong's Sporting Goods Prevails in Junior Title Game
Don Fagin pitched to win as Armstrong's Sporting Goods of Cedar Rapids defeated Cascade 5 to 3 to capture the American Legion Junior title.
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Bratton Moves Up to Welterweight for 10 Round Bout
Chicago boxer Johnny Bratton advances to welterweight for a 10 round matchup against Frankie Abrams of Detroit at Marigold Gardens in Chicago on Monday night.
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Dodson Wins Waterloo Open With Nine Under Par
Leonard Dodson of Springfield Missouri won the 36 hole Waterloo Open with a 9 under par 135 finishing one stroke ahead of amateur Lad die Kempa of Oklahoma A and M Dodson earned seven hundred dollars while other money winners included Joe Brown Don Willcox Gene Battistoni Frank Lojko and Adam Yurigan The low amateur Sergio Fontanini of Des Moines shot 74 72 146 among multiple regional scores and players from Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Des Moines accumulated top finishes
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Billy the Great wins two heats at Buchanan County fairground pace
A crowd of 2,500 watched Billy the Great win both heats of a fast 2:18 pace in the fourth event at the Buchanan County fairgrounds on Sunday night. Added money for the harness race was $200.
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Army Recruiting and Culbert’s Grocery win Marion Softball tourney
Army Recruiting and Culbert’s Grocery won first round games Sunday in the Marion Softball Association tournament. The play featured teams such as Arnett Farmers’ State Bank D X F Post No 5 and John Beck’s with results showing close innings and scoring totals.
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Dysart and McGuire Win Archery Titles at Waltonians
John McGuire captured the York American trophy and Eloise Dysart won the National Columbia trophy in the men and women A divisions of the Waltonians archery tournament. Thirty seven competitors filled an all-day event at Ellis. Other winners included Nelson Pritchard in class B men Bill Finnegan in class C Fred Enders in class D Mabel Seeger Pat Conway Emily Meyer in women’s divisions junior winners were Jimmy Reeder in boys and Mary Graham in girls Bob Lindsay achieved his first six golds in tournament play.
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Cedar Rapids firer loses in rifle final
In Waterloo, Ted Holm of Des Moines won the northern Iowa southern Minnesota small bore rifle title by one point in the 100 yard iron sights match. Dave Sameaiveser of Ce oe was runner up. Bert Rosenberg and Dave Rosenberg posted 400 28s in 50 yard events while Bill W Hawkins of Cedar Rapids scored 394 16 in the 100 yard event.
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Moose End Streak as Waterloo Beats Des Moines in Cedar Rapids Tourney
In Ellis Park action Sunday night the Des Moines Moose saw a 31 game win streak end with a 7 6 loss to Waterloo in the Cedar Rapids tournament quarterfinals. Semifinals and final slated for next Sunday at Ellis Park.
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Barney's Cinch Beck Loop Title
Barney's clinched the John Beck league title with a 10-0 win over The Gazette in the kid leagues. Bor den's beat Craemer's 10-5. Schrimper and Woodward had the two hits for Barney's while The Gazette tallied five. Ten errors helped account for the runs. Prosser led Bog den's with two doubles and Jerry Meyers allowed two hits.
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Major Boxscores Highlight Fourth Inning Outs
The game features several outs in the fourth and later innings with Brissie and Judson taking pivotal turns. Seerey Joost and Harris lead offensive tallies while Bearden, Vernon, and Christman contribute in a high-scoring showcase.
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Baseball in Eastern Iowa DODGERS DIVIDE
Eastern Iowa brief highlights a split in a Dodgers game with Batter totals, outs, and RBI credits. Mentions multiple players by last name and bench details, plus other regional league standings including Buchanan County and Northeast Iowa match results.
Unclear baseball box score partial report
Fragmentary game box score notes show teams Boston and Pittsburgh with Lombardi credited for some plays and Riddie as losing pitcher. Umpires Barr Barlick and D Ascoli, time 2 38, attendance 34116.
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Giants Reds Split In Nightcap At Crosstown Tilt
New York and Cincinnati battled through 6 innings with Kosie and Hansen each striking out, Raffensberger and Hart handled pitching duties. Attendance reached 26,061 as New York plated two runs in the first and two in the seventh, while Cincinnati tallied but one early and two late for a 4 2 final score.
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Johnny Estes In Critical Condition After Park Fall
Des Moines reports Johnny Estes a 20 year old football star remained in critical condition after a fall at Goodpark park. He was taken to Broadlawns General Hospital last Wednesday with the cord nearly severed according to Dr Verl Ruth.
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Sec Taylor Improves After Heart Attack in Des Moines
Garner W. Sec Taylor, 61, veteran sports editor of the Des Moines Register, was reported much improved at a Des Moines hospital Monday after suffering a heart attack last week.
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