Harry Cooper Leads At Halfway Of St Paul Open
Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago shot 67 to post 135 after 36 holes at Keller course in St Paul Open, one stroke ahead of Ray Mangrum. The field averaged nine over par to reach 36 holes, with scores from Bill Kaiser and Henry Picard close behind and many others in contention.
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Harry Cooper
St. Paul
T, Paul, Minn
Chicago
Keller
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Mangrum
Horton Smith
Smith
Pressing Cooper
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Henry Picard
Hershey
Jeading Money
Gene Kanes
Philadelphia
Eddie Loos
Frank Walsh
Laffoon
Krueger
Walter Magen
Detroit
Denny Shute
Tom Armour
Bunny Torpey
Kansas City
Harold
Jug" McSpaden
Russell Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Toichio Toda
Johnny Revolla
Milwaukee
Cooper
ST Paul
Bob McCrary
John Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Alec Olson
Waterloo Ia
Frank J Maus
Madison
John Lawson
Sioux City
Joe Kenneally
Dubuaque
College Pitchers Mark In Majors Finish
Omaha took the lead as Bloodroot moved to third and Black Helen dropped to fourth. St Bernard slipped to second. Bloodroot nearly passed St Bernard, while Roman Soldier and Tearout faded. Wagers paid Omaha 2 to 1.80, St Bernard 7 to 1, Bloodroot 2 to 1.
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Bloodroot
Black Helen
St. Bernard
Omaha
Count Arthur
Reigh
Chief Cherokee
Roman Soldier
Detroit
Texas
Tearout
Malbrook
Edith Estabrooks Wins Golf Match
Edith Estabrooks secures victory with a remarkable eagle on the 30th hole. Final score details appear on the card with Fatbroons and Jones noted in the ensuing lines.
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Edith Estabrooks
Golf Grown
Edith
Kiley Wins Singles at Missouri Valley Meet
William Kiley upset top seed Harris Coggeshall to win the senior singles final at Wakonda Club during the Missouri Valley tennis meet. Coggeshall faltered after a tight start as Kiley captured the title 4-6 6-2 6-1, while Ward Parker and Howard Stephens won the doubles 6-4 7-7 6-1.
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William Kales Steads
Kansas Cats
Netster
Missourialley
Harris Coggeshall
Wakonda Club
Coesesboell
Kolesv c
Othe de Moines
Coggeshall
Kiless
Kiley
Ward Parker
Howard Stephens
Phillies Beat Reds 9 to 3 in Saturday Nats Showdown
Philadelphia uses seven doubles to back a strong start, defeating Cincinnati 9 to 3 as Tony Freitas struggles with extra base hits. Johnson and Herrmann finish strong, while Philadelphia pitchers limit Reds late innings.
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Tony Freitas
Phillies
Reds
Phlies
Freitas
St Johnson
Johnson
Schott
Herrmann
Philadelphia
Allen
Cham'ris
Watkins
Sladerss
Moore
O Q Goodmanrs
Camille Ty
Olfermande
Vergez.ab
Aj Botleyib
Oasiss
Wilson c
Byrdief
Walters
Frettas
Jabneano
Ft Lombardi
Schottp
eCuyler
Jay Johnson
Philadephia
Verges
Hinslin
Chiozzan Wilson
Bottomley Campbell Gyrd
Moore Vergez
Hostas
Chiozza Alien
Wilson
Byrd
Haslin
Walter
Frottar Johnson
Herriman
Huss
Innines Johnson
Herrman
Campbell
Stark
Barr
Rigler
Purdue Man Signs As Buffalo Mentor
Ed ward Angers, Purdue University assistant freshman football coach, signed a contract to become head freshman coach at the University of Buffalo in Buffalo, New York. George Van Bibber, former Purdue star, is head coach at Buffalo. Angels' home is in east Cleveland, Ohio.
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Vernon Wilshere
Yale
Indiana
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Fordham University
Johnny Murphy
Yanks
Hal Schumacher
Giants
St. Lawrence
Cubs
Roy Henshaw
University of Chicago
Eldon Auker
Kansas State
Tafayette
Ind
Edward Angers
Purdue University
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
George van Bibber
Terre Haute
Purdue Grid
Angels
Cleveland
Local Net Squad Tops Cedar Falls In Close Tennis Meet
Cedar Rapids tennis fans watched a 6 to 5 home victory as locals won four singles and two doubles. Notables included Charles Fleming 6-0 6-4 over Bill McNabb and Sim Netolicky 8-6 6-1 over George Miner. The Cedar Rapids lineup then prepared to host Dubuque at the Country Club Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Cedar Falls
Charles Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Bill McNabb
Cluck Fleming
C. R
Sim Netolicky
C R
George Miner
George Hogan
Dirk Kadesch
Claude Douthett
C. F
Law Dennis
Ralph Nichols
C F
Merwin Woodward
Charles Roberts
Stan Reeves
Dubuque
Country Club
Net
Chuck Fleming
University of Iovastar
Bob Netolicky
George Hesain
Roy Lukanitz
Larry Dennis
Gordon Fennell
LD. Dennis
Netolicky
Fleming
J. U Yessler
Chuck Roberts
Carl Kirwin
Yale Harvard Track Team Defeats Oxford Cambridge in Close Meet
Yale and Harvard rallied after a rocky start, overcoming Oxford and Cambridge in a tight East-West track and field meet held in London. The American duo, after losing six of eight events, secured a dramatic victory in a historic clash.
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London
Yale-Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
Roosevelt Hotel Nine To Battle Quasqueton
The Roosevelt hotel seniors meet Quasqueton on Sunday at 2 30 p m in Quasqueton for a scheduled game.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Open letter praises hill viewing of Cedar Rapids baseball games
A reporter writes to Harry Johnson, Cedar Rapids Baseball Association president, arguing fans on the hill north of the ball park provide cheap entertainment. He details the hill viewing experience from the dimly lit grandstand, describing crowds, sounds, and the lack of a scoreboard. The piece humorously asserts the hill will never rival real competition.
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Harry Johnson
The
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
Harry
Ball Park
Raiders
Jim Hayes
Connolly
Crossley
Epps
Joe Klinger
Omaha Dominates Chicago Classic Wins Major Derby Treble
Omaha captures the Wood Memorial Preakness Kentucky Derby Belmont Stakes Dwyer Stakes and Arlington Classic with a 2 01 25 time just shy of the track record. Sun Beau held the record from 1931 as Omaha’s earnings reach 136 105 with 28 975 for the win and Black Helen falters in fourth after a strong bid. St. Bernard led early as the field started.
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Omaha
Sun Beau
Gallant Fox
Black Helen
St. Bernard
Kenmore Golf Day to Benefit Cedar Rapids Junior League
Proceeds from Kenmore Golf course on Wednesday will be turned over to the Junior League of Cedar Rapids supporting the nutrition center at the Community House. Crawford Carter, course manager, arranged the plan. Each league member sells ten tickets at forty cents. Mrs. Richard Killian is general chairman.
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Kenmore
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Crawford Carter
Richard Killian J
Bliss and Yates Advance to Western Amateur Final
Rodney Bliss of Omaha and Charles Yates of Atlanta won semis in the Western amateur golf tournament in Colorado Springs. Bliss defeated Don Edwards 2 and 1 after leading early. Yates beat Jack Gaines two ups in 36 holes to reach the final. They will meet Sunday for the championship.
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Clorado Springs
Colo
Roadney Bliss
Omaha C
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Bliss
Don Edwards
Stanford University
Yates
Jack Gaines
Glendale
Calif
America
California
Gaines
Edwards
Detroit near tie for American lead in baseball race
In a doubleheader split, Detroit and Philadelphia players posted multiple hits and home runs as Knox, Finney, Foxx and Berger led the offense. Chicago and Washington traded games with Fischer strong for the White Sox in the opener but Washington exploded in the nightcap scoring seven in the third inning.
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Berger
Finney
Foxx
McNair
Mahaffey
Vasmik
Sacrifice
Warstier
Phillips
Warstler
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Winegamer
Moriarty
McGowan
Washington
Charles Fischer
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Fischer
Detroit
Ossie Bluege
Sam Holbrook
White Sox
Appling
Sewell
Earl Whitehill
Chicago
Radcliff
Bluece
Piet
Stone
Haas
Myer
Bonura
Ol Schulte
Simmons
Travis
Powell
I Holbrook
OlKr
Sacrifces
Hans
Blueze
Kress
Hadley
Rolls
Donnelly
Dinneen
Radeliff
Okuhel
O Myer
Jmanush
Sim‘ona
O Travis
Bolton
Shea
Strangesss
Jones
O Whitehill
Phelps
O ' Thelle
Wyatt
T Hayes
Tietle
Innin Ghicana
Manush
Bol_ ton
Strange
Btone
Kuhel
Tietje
Whitehill
Donning
Teter Anas Wyatt
Westerfield Wins Cedar River Swim
Westerfield captures first in his division by a narrow margin in Cedar Rapids River swim. Second place goes to Bob Andrews 15, followed by Jim Trewin 17 and Tom Wright Jr. in fourth. Ralph Kropnenski 18 earns fifth.
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Bob Andrews
Maves
Jim Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Tom Wright, Jr
Ralph Kropnenski
Eighth Street
Modern cars revive clutch riding by drivers seeking control
A rising number of motorists keep foot on the clutch to steady modern automatic sensitive accelerators, a habit critics say increases wear and reduces efficiency while offering no real control benefits.
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