Darrow Faces Huhta In Iowa State Golf Quarterfinals
In Des Moines a 36 hole state golf quarterfinals match sees Glenn Darrow of Cedar Rapids 1 up on Arnie Huhta of Davenport after 18 holes. Miller and Cordingly lead late while Denman, Hall, Hoak and Crowell push to reach the semifinals.
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Davenport
University of Illinois
Glenn Darrow
Cedar Rapids
Fred Denman
Max Hall
Boone
Gaylord Crowell
Dick Hoak
Denmar Miller
Billy Cordingly
Miller
Cordingly
Darrow
Huhta
University of Illnois
Iowa
Sergio Fontanini
Jimmie Miller
University of Iowa
Crowell
Lee Smith
Smith
Joe von Maur
Denman
Hal Chase
Hal
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Hall
John Anderson
Ottumwa
Anderson
Sid Richardson
Creston
Hoak
Tom
Heinie Jensen
Walter Hodge
Herman Smith
Jim Hoak
Hartnett Names Herman Cubs Captain
Chicago Cubs manager Gabby Hartnett named Billy Herman the team captain. Herman, the Cubs second baseman, was a leading figure among candidates to succeed Charley Grimm, whom Hartnett replaced as manager.
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Cedar Rapids golfer Glenn Darrow reaches state quarter finals
Glenn Darrow, the sole Cedar Rapids golfer to reach the state meet quarter finals in Des Moines, competes against Arnie Huhta of Davenport in a 36 hole match. He earlier defeated Bud Small, Amos Jencks, and Sergio Fontanini in successive rounds with solid margins.
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Des Moines
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Sioux City
Case
Amos Jencks
Sergio Fontanini
Red peppers flare as two Raiders clash and Hartnett takes Cubs helm
An on field fight between Frank Howard and Rabbit Rumsey during a Raiders game ended with coaches and teammates separating them. Cap Crossley recounted the incident while Gabby Hartnett was named Chicago Cubs manager, replacing Charley Grimm amid owner P K Wrigley’s deliberations after a seven game win streak.
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Cap Crossley
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Hartnett Faces Unifying Challenge as Cubs Leader
The piece debates Hartnett's rise to manager amid Cubs faction tensions. It notes potential rivals like Lazzeri Herman and Hack, and suggests Hartnett must unify the lineup or risk losing dissenters. Meanwhile, Raiders split doubleheader with the Moline team at Hill Park, winning 12 11 after a 2 1 loss.
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Hartnett
Tony Lazzeri
Billy Herman
Stanley Hack
Rickey Calls for Unity Amid League Rivalry
Branch Rickey, guiding spirit of the St. Louis Cardinals, urges National League unity and a strong dislike for the American League. He argues NL clubs focus on beating each other, while AL teams pursue the World Series, urging a shift in attitude as he scouts talent on a Sacramento coast league team owned by his organization.
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Chewicki Faces Olaf Swenson in Cedar Park Title Bout
Tonight at the Cedar Park open air arena the mat card features Chief Bear claws Chewicki vs Olaf Swenson in a one fall hour time limit main event. Opener has Gabe Zeller of Olympia Washington vs Dr Gordon McKenzie of California with Gino Red Vagnone vs Jack Mader in the semi windup. Alex Fidler referees a match arranged by Eddie Jennings.
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Olaf “Hands” Swenson
Gino “Red” Vagnone
Jack Mader
Gabe Zeller
Gordon McKenzie
Alex Fidler
Eddie Jennings
Cedar Park Open Air Arena
Bearclaws Chewicki
Olaf Swenson
Olympia
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California
Gino
Red” Vagnone
Jack Hader
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Raiders Rally To Beat Moline 12 11 In Ninth Inning
Raiders overcome Moline 12 to 11 as Howard, Lahman, and Filbert spark a late rally. Stefani's error and Rumsey’s hits fuel the final sequence, with Hanning replacing Rossbach on the mound. Waterloo scheduled to open three games, Al Krupski to pitch for Raiders.
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Filbert
Bertram
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Gibson
Aughera
Lou Hanning
Rossbach
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Hanning
Rumsey Andeeney
Stefani
Lahman
Keeney
Krole
Steiner
Benedict
Stéfani
Crossley
Rumsey
Waterloo
al Krupski
Dutch Nation or Province Holland Misnomer Debated
A reader contesting geography notes that Holland refers to a Dutch province, while The Netherlands is the official country name and the empire is spread across multiple regions. The letter clarifies national identity and regional naming.
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Third Baseman Will Join The Raiders Friday
Milford Wildenauer will join the Raiders for Friday’s game with Waterloo to replace Ed Benedict after Carroll Wood's release due to injury. Traded from Crookston, Wildenauer batted .285 with 24 doubles and 12 home runs for Superior last season and ranked second at third base in fielding. Lou Boudreau, Raiders’ third baseman, is healing from a broken left hand and not expected back for two weeks.
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Superior
Raiders
Waterloo
Ed Benedict
Carroll Wood
Wildenauer
Crookston
Lou Boudreau
Farmhouse mothers work long hours in modern homes
The housewife role in farming households remains demanding with an average around 73 hours per week. The routine blends childcare, cooking, cleaning, and farm tasks, reflecting intensive domestic labor in rural settings.
Local Women Quit After 21 Holes in Golf Match
Mrs David Beardsley and Mrs A H Boileau halted their semi final in the Country Club women's tournament after 21 holes with the match even. They will resume Friday with 18 holes to decide who faces Miss Kathleen Carey in the championship.
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Country Club
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