Darrow and Davis Reach Iowa Amateur Semi Finals
In Estokoboji Iowa two outsiders advance as dark horses amid upsets in the Iowa Amateur golf championship. David Davis of Des Moines defeated Pete Jordan 5 and 4, while Glen Darrow of Cedar Rapids and Merle Stimson of Waterloo join Davis in the semi finals after defeating JB Chauncey and Robert Miller respectively.
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Bud Small
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Denmar Miller
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Chaunces
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Dartow Wall
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Bob Muier
Iowa Citys
Steady Play Sends Glen Darrow To Iowa Amateur Semi Final
Glen Darrow of Cedar Rapids advanced to the Iowa amateur golf semi finals by defeating JB Chauncey of Dunlap 4 and 3 in steady play. Darrow built a 2 up morning lead with a 73 and maintained the pace with a strong afternoon round, including a birdie on the twenty sixth and decisive wins on key holes. Chauncey fought back at times but Darrow’s consistent scoring sealed the result and positioned him as a major threat in the tournament.
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Indians Edge Yankees 3 1 in Opening Series Duel
Mel Harder pitched Cleveland to a 3 1 win over New York as the Yankees stranded their bid for a shutout in two years Lefty Gomez held the Indians to three hits but allowed a lone run Babe Ruth drew a walk and scored Gehrig added two singles in the frame The Yankees despite the loss stayed tied for the American League lead with the Senators in a low scoring start to the series
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Ruth’s Error Turns Yankee Rally into Loss
In a seven run seventh inning, the White Sox seized control after Babe Ruth misplayed a ball, allowing Chicago to surge ahead to an 8 4 victory over New York. The game contrasted Ruth’s usual clutch hitting with a costly defensive miscue.
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Hyperion Club Wins 1934 State Journey Golf Tourney
Des Moines based Hyperion Club of Des Moines earned the 1934 state tournament title in a meet conducted under the Iowa State Golf Association. Officers elected included Blaine Ash and Spencer, with Sam Des Moines and Tate Thy among key organizers and secretaries listed.
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Helen Moody Returns From British Junket
Helen Moody completes a British junket returning with laurels and acclaim. The report notes her victory and ongoing recognition as she travels post tour.
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Fragmented OCR Note From A Local Page
A garbled OCR fragment from a newspaper page shows disjointed letters and numbers. The readable portion mentions an apparent date line and partial names but lacks coherent context or complete events.
East Side Kittenball Triumph Over Southwest 10-5
In Columbus Junction at Chautauqua Park the East Side Kittenball team defeated Southwest 10 to 5 in a league game Monday evening. The win adds to East Side’s recent stretch of success and showcases solid offense from the Kittenball lineup.
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Babe Herman Leads Cubs to 10 1 Victory Over Phillies
Babe Herman hit three home runs driving the Chicago Cubs to a 10 to 1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. He tied a National League record with eight RBIs and accounted for most of the Cubs runs while filling in for the ailing Riggs Stephenson. Bud Tinning earned his eighth win of the season.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
A compact summary of American and National League standings, ongoing race notes, and recent results. Key teams mentioned include Washington, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, and Boston with their W L records and percentages. Also noted are Thursday results and upcoming games, plus a Mississippi Valley League recap and a Pirates rally mentioned near the end.
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Reds Edge Dodgers 1 0 In Ninth Inning Narrow Win
Cincinnati and Brooklyn played a pitching duel as Larry Benton outdueled Owen Carroll. Morrissey tripled and Hafey doubled to load the bases before Harry Rice delivered the deciding single in the ninth. The win cut the Dodgers’ NL lead to two games with Pittsburgh also winning 6 5 over the Giants.
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Mississippi Valley tennis tournament advances four to quarterfinals
Four players reached the quarterfinals in the Mississippi Valley men's singles after Thursday's third session. Frank Brody Des Moines Ed Davis Peoria Ill Dick Rugg Waterloo Merle Robins Ames advanced. Betty Butler Des Moines and Frances Eby Cedar Rapids won the first women's singles matches.
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Jack Gurtiss
Ken Binck
Earlville Narrowly Defeats Greeley 11 to 10
Earlville edged Greeley by a single score in a near evenly matched tenball contest Tuesday night in Earlville. The final tally stood 11 to 10 in favor of Earlville.
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Edgewood Diamondball Team Splits Two Games
Edgewood hosts two games with mixed results as Greeley kittenball loses 21 to 13 and Manchester soft ball wins 10 to 3. Strawberry Point's team set to visit Thursday evening.
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