Bud Small Upsets Miller In State Golf Tourney Round Two
Bud Small of Sioux City boat club defeated defending champion Denmar Miller of Des Moines 2 and 1 in the Iowa amateur golf tournament. Miller led early but Small took control with better approaches and putting to win the 16th and close out on the 17th.
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Bud Small
Miller
Don McGuire
Associated Press
Estokoboji
Sioux City Boat Club
Iowa
Denmar Muller
Des Moines
Sioux City
Avar
Eekae Ow Ram
Small
Sioux City Star
Stimson
Kraft
Johnny Kraft
Oelwein
Merle Stimson
Water Joo
Blaine Asher
Walt Thomas
West Okobojt
Asher
Smailo
Thomas
Jim Davis
Jordan Hay
Pete Jordan
Doumir Milbers Mose
Pcrswetons
Pal
Jim Gerdner
Vinton
Um- Versus
Suumson
Darrow
Chauncey
Chase
Bud Smal
Jordan Wil
Yountete
Deo Moines Cits
David Davi
Dick Tansy
Fort Dodge
James Softee
Llowd
Central Texas Wealthy In Commercial Stone
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a business in Central Texas dealing with commercial stone. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm details or identify individuals.
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Central
Texas
Pirates split twin bill with Giants in tense doubleheader
Pittsburgh dropped the lid on a 7 to 3 loss to the New York Giants after taking a 4 0 3 victory earlier in the doubleheader. Carl Hubbell pitched the closing innings for the Giants, maintaining a steady bullpen effort for a 22 000 crowd. The Pirates stay four games behind the Cubs and a half behind the Giants in the NL standings.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tov
New York Oriants
Beck
Gants
Cubs
Larry French
Pirates
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Buccaneers
Clark
Dass
Nats Top Browns as Senators Tie for AL Lead
Washington powered to an 8 to 7 win over the St Louis Browns, helped by two eighth inning runs to break a 6 6 tie. The Browns plated a late run but fell short while New York lost to Chicago 8 to 4, keeping the Senators level with the Yankees atop the American League standings.
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Washington
St Louis Browns
Washington Senators
New York
Nationals
Kuhe
Sesell
Katiel Thomas
Sieve l
Browns
Campbel Meiro
Garris
Yankees
Chirago
Ours
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Tomimph
Sueccesute
Ming
Senators
Babe Tuth
Savanas
Wiles Moore
Walter Brown
Cerube
Dixie Walker
Standings and Results From Midweek Baseball Updates
The page reports American League standings with teams such as New York, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, and St Louis, plus Wednesday and Thursday results. It mentions games pitting New York at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington, alongside miscellaneous league notes and box scores.
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Detroit
New “Org
Ceveland
Pho Oepha
Boston
Upton
New York
Pristopaa
Taunus
Philadspha
Boim Ceeand
Wol
Pet
Uta Boson
Crera
Brooaiwn
Presburch
Phaceapora
St Lous
Cruscannati
Brooxwyn
Ony James
St Lows Brook Su
Cimneimnatt New York
Pittsburets
Philadelphia
Chicago
Golfer Swing Wrist Principle From Chester Horton
A golf guidance piece compares wrist action to a bicycle wheel spoke hub model. It explains the hub and spoke end move one to one and urges keeping wrists flexible to flow with the swing. Horton’s new iron shots monograph is recommended, with a stamped self addressed return case included.
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Secur Poll
Simals
Chester Hortons
Local Sports Notes and Odds Krept in Philadelphia Meeting
Fragmentary draft mentions teams and players tied to a Philadelphia meeting. Names like Geisel, Rewe, Freitas, and Peersen appear with numbers that resemble scores or bets. The text hints at a baseball or pitch event with references to RB Rewe and Los ing op cheer Repp.tes.
Bresnahan's Trackmen Open European Tour
Eight American track and field stars led by George T Bresnahan of the University of Iowa began a nine meet European run in seven countries starting in Stockholm Sweden. After Sweden they visit Westeros Nykoping Malino before moving to Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary France and Ireland with a return set for August 19.
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Stockholm
Sweden
INS
George T Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Westeros
Nykoping
Malino
Baltic
Germany
Hanover
Berlin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
France
Ireland
Amateur Association Basketball Notes from City League
Fragmentary OCR lists players and teams including Louiss ie R son and Columba, with mentions of two night games and a second game in Wy OW WN IS. Names such as Rane Vandenverg Guenn Touran and McKean are noted amid scattered scores and locations, reflecting a brief summary of local basketball activity.
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Louiss Ie
Pawnem
Haer Farpart
Thonas
Foor
Art Colmbusa
Rane Vandenverg
Guenn
Her
Touran Tan
Leinctoud
Henes Powana
AL Are
AL Wax
McKean Toter
Thompson New- Kita
Cet
Palumbo Defeats Meya In 20 Holes In Ellis Tourney
In Ellis park golf tourney action the championship flight halted as contenders attend the state event at West Okoboji. Sam Palumbo beat Ernie Meyn 1 up after twenty holes, with L Layton and S Meyers also advancing in the top flight.
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Palumbo
Meya
Ellis Park
West Okoboji
Sam Palumbo
Ernie Meyn
Dr . L. Layton
Herman Smith
Tom Seabrooke
W. C Chadima
Bob Myers
Ed Knaack
H M. Sorenson
Henry Helms
Sorenson
Jack Deamer
Helms
M. B. Trimble
Glen Darrow
Wrestling results roundup from Associated Press
Boston results show Ed Don George 220 pounds defeating Henri Dex lane 226 in a 1 hour 21 minute bout. Savoldi drew with Nick Lutze after a countout. In Paterson Castro Wenriquez defeated Andy Meisner, then Kara Pasha 18 treached Ray Carpenter 179. In Albany Kara Pasha defeated Ray Carpenter. Baltimore notes Hans Kampfer 215 defeated Coleman 203 in 24:00.
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Associated Press
Don George
North
Java
Henri Dexlane
Montreal
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mitc
Nick Lutze
California
Paterson
Castos Wenriguez Want
Cuba
Andy Meisner
Okichoma
Ueia
Albany
N V
Kara Pasha
Albans
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster O
Baltimore
Hans Kampfer
Coleman
Kansas City
Carrithers Wins First Match In M V Net Meet
In the Mississippi Valley tennis tournament, Carrithers of Cedar Rapids defeated Tom Cusack of Iowa City 6-3 6-0 in the opening round. Ed Davis of Peoria beat L B Harper of Muscatine 6-2 6-1 in the seeded match.
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M. V
le City
Ed Davis
Peoria
L. B. Harper
Muscatine
Davis
George Garrett
Burlington
Carl Redenbaugh
Iowa City
Tom Kirby
Moeline
R. McDonald
Clarion
Kirby
L. 3B
Harper
Bob Chaffee
Chicago
Darrell Black
Cedar Falls
Dick Goevel
Davenport
George Hottel
Cedar Rapids
Ken Black
Bob Foerster
Jim Carrithers
Tom Cusack
Walter Theiss
Don Metz
Ken Kline
Town City
Clay Les Grande
Merle Robbins
Ames
Charles Clark
Join Palmer
E. P Lindquist
P. B. Knight
Bob Althaker
Dale Carris
Mount Pleasant
Pacad van der Zee
A. Turner
Washington
Cliff Carle
Garrison
Charicn Clark
Moline
Ill
Ames Donald
F. 2B
Knight
Paul Ramsay
Ronald Reddis
H. Shaw Muscatine
Pereria
John Palmer
Elmer Crumpacker
McPherson
Kan
Olympic receipts total duce 1932 games in Los Angeles report
The 184 page official report shows gross receipts of 1 483 535 for the 1932 Olympic Games held July 30 to August 4. Admissions reached 1 247 580 with track and field producing the largest share of receipts at 548 334 10. The opening crowd was 101 022 at the Memorial Coliseum.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Olympic Stadium
Gordon Defeats Fitch in Marion Golf Meet
In the Marion County club championship first round, Gib Gordon beat Frank Fitch one up after a tight match. John Pazour edged D H Smith 2 and 1, and Charles Beusen won over A C Sloss 6 and. In the women’s draw, Mrs Albert Arp advanced by defeating Mrs L A Lorence 2 up.
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Gordon
Fitch
Marion
Gib Gordon
Frank Fitch
John Pazour
D. H. Smith
Charles Be Usen
A. C. Sloss
Albert Arp
L. A Lorence
Boxers At Night Round Up From U S Cities
In Chicago Leonard defeats Willie Oster on points while Saddie Tonelli stops Jack Raat in Chicago. Ranieri tops Nick Sirandis in Chicago with a points decision. Herrera outpoints Frankie White in El Paso. Davy Day stops Eddie Smith in Springfield. Nelson faults Martin in Sioux City. Young Miller defeats Red Stanley in Sioux City. Lefty Mays KO Irish Jack Kennedy in Sioux City. Gortilla Jones defeats Wesley Ketchell in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kid_ Leonard
Maine
Willie Oster
Boston
Saddie Tonelli
Jack Raat
Chicazo
Eo Ranieri
Nick Sirandis
Carlos Herrera
el Paso
Tex
Frankie White
Detroit
Davy Day
Eddie Smith
Springfield
Hughie Allen
Frankie Wolfran
St. Paul
Sioux City
Nelson
Belgrade
Neb
Johneny Martin
Sioux Falls
Young Miller
Red Stanley
Portland
Qee
Louis
Lefty) Mays
Jack Kennedy
Presno
Calif
Los Angeles
Gortlla Jones
Wesley Ketchell
Ore
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