Chase and Stimson Reach Iowa Amateur Final Showdown
Des Moines teen Hal Chase and Waterloo's Merle Stimson advanced to the Iowa Amateur final, with Chase delivering a 5 and 4 win over David Davis and Stimson edging Glen Darrow in a tight morning match. Chase set a sub par pace, shooting 35 4 9 in the morning round and maintaining the lead through the afternoon.
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Glen
Chase
David Davis
Estokoboji, Jr
Iowa
Hal Chase
Husky
Des Moines
Merle Stimson
Waterloo
Glen Darrow
Cedar Rapids
Samzon
Darrow
Simssor
We Lim
Atre Mnoon
Hay
Stimson
Samson
Mihin
Victor
J.P. Chauncey
Dunlap
Girls Shine at Swanniung Veet Exhibition Meet
Local youths display swimming talent at a beach event with several girls showing strong freestyle and backstroke skills. A standout, Pesey, claims a long history in the sport and past participation in multiple events.
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Lesear
Wossen
Natick
Janes Beach
Aneev
Pesey
Helen
Giants Rally Past Pirates 6-5 to Even Series
In Pittsburgh, the New York Giants edged the Pirates 6-5 to knot the series at two wins apiece. Joe Moore sparked the comeback with a fifth straight hit, sparking a three-run rally after an error and a bases-loaded jam.
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Pittsburgh
Giants
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
New York
Cubs
Bucs
Schumacher
Swetonte
Hoyt
Joe Moore
Crutz
Suhz
Tasee Moore
Terry Vanen
Qsoashi
Terryshis
Paul Wanes
Seals Outfielder Extends Hit Streak To Fifty Six
Los Angeles notes report Joe De maggio aged 18 of the San Francisco Seals extended his consecutive game hitting streak to fifty six as his club defeated the league leading Sacramento, 3 to 2. Teammate Jim Ogtesby collected his forty second straight game with a hit.
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LOS Angeles
INS
Joe Demaggio
San Francisco Seals
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Sacramento Clitle
Jim Ogtesby
Oakland & To
Fragmented OCR Text Mentions Unclear Feud Figures
The readable fragments reference figures and times but lack coherent names, places, or dates. Context suggests a dispute or listing with percentages and identifiers, but essential details are missing to identify parties or actions.
Patchy OCR led to unclear content in historic note
The text appears corrupted with scattered fragments mentioning names and dates but lacks a coherent event or clear entities. No verifiable persons, organizations, places, or outcomes can be determined from the readable parts.
Golf swing tips and common faults from a vintage coach
The text describes a leftward curve and hooks from timing errors with the golf club. It explains early wrists and a forward clubface causing a pull or push, and stresses keeping a straight line from head and body. It mentions wrist rigidity and forearm motion as factors in a straight, controlled ball flight.
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Cheelub
Ania
Tenner Bees
Petutsen
Tao
SVE
Watts
WB Atv
Rostan Nyiq
Chester Warten
Whitehill shuts Detroit as Senators win 7 to 1
Earl Whitehill pitched nine scoreless innings and went 3 for 3 as the Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 1 to stay tied with the New York Yankees. Myer opened the scoring with a bases loaded triple in the second inning. Nine hits off Frasier and Fischer propelled Washington to the win.
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Washington
Earl Whitehill
Senators
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Whitehill
Myer
Eom
Frasier
Fischer
Fox
Owen
Ab . Gehringes
Stone
R. . Greenberg
Doluack
Pee Rosell
Hayworth
Peeee Fischer
Es Hogsett
Walker Seacese
Rice
Alger
Manush
St . Cronin
Schulte
Wkithel
Seweil
Detroit
Nuhel Greebers
Gehringer Rice
Rose
Sumarers
Crandings Fall In Tight Major League Summary
Washington defeats Detroit 7 1 while New York rolls 10 2 over Cleveland and Boston wins 12 2 against Chicago. St Louis tops Philadelphia 6 3 in 12 innings. National League notes New York 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Boston 7 St Louis 0. American Association reports Columbus and Toledo lead. Minneapolis beats Milwaukee 6 5. Details include game results and notable batters from Boston and Chicago.
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Pett
Pet
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philelphia
Boston
Chlcasa
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
National League
W. L. Det
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St Louis
Chienco
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indian’p Uls
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local County Records
Transfers show Amw D. Seneker to Mildred Brown and G T8-35 Sh Lann county to A A Say recorded. Names such as Nay Narger, Anns Detour, Ora Haishil, and the Bue ness Company appear with covenants and record details. Several parcels in Cedar Ramds Belmont Parks are described with liens taxes and valuable consideration noted.
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D. Seneker
Mildred Brown
VU Nay Narger
Anns
Belmont Parks
Ora Haishil
Bueness Company
Ini
East Side Tear Tops Columbus Junction Loop
The kittenball league standings were announced Thursday with East Side Tear leading Columbus Junction Loop, detailing team positions and current records in a concise league summary.
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Columbus Junction
Kittenball League
Keep Your Eye on the Ball in Hitting Practice
The article outlines coaching on batting focus prioritizing the ball over the pitcher windup. It cites Dizzy Vanes and others as examples of keeping attention on the ball and maintaining proper stance and timing at the plate.
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Mary
Ciaras
Maliades
Marre Melitla
An Reynolds
Campbell
Mreynolds
Creamer Sho
Raruntisha Mbuioo
Miesins
Sheabel
All Staten Hase
Catmip Acharein
Melilto Tory
Mittadelphia
Hamer
Madley
Mabeffer
Mahaffey
Windles
AL Demaree
Dizzy Vanes
Camera And Baer May Meet In Movie Thriller
Primo Carnera and Max Baer may team for a film driven exhibition in Hollywood with a $25,000 weekly purse for three weeks. Promoters eye a two ending plan, offering Carnera wins abroad and Baer wins domestically, while ringside spectators would be paid to attend.
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Camera
Baer
York
Primo Carenera
Max Baer
Calico
Hollywood
Carnera
America
London
Pro golfers in tense stand over Ryder Cup dates
The PGA flare up over shifting Blue Mound dates to September drew in Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Denny Shute Craig Wood and Joe Kirkwood. Milwaukee officials warned the guarantee could be withdrawn if star players refuse to compete, while the Ryder Cup group insists prior commitments must be honored.
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Milwaukee
Professional Golfers’ Association
Blue Mound
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Joe Kirkwood
Co. B. Johnson
Johnson
Albert R. Gates
P G. A
R. W. Tracey
Sarazen
Shute
Hagen
Kirkwood
Wood
Speraw Out as Peoria Manager in Valley League Shakeup
J Franklin Murphy was named Peoria manager in the Mississippi Valley league replacing Paul Speraw who took charge after Peoria joined the league. Speraw came from Cedar Rapids where he led the Bunnies for three years winning a 1930 pennant and finishing second in 1931.
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Peoria
J. Franklin Murphy
Paul Speraw
Speran
Cedar Rapids
New Diamondball Team Senators Formed For Local Play
A newly organized diamondball team named the Senators has been formed with players from city leagues. It seeks Sunday afternoon or weekday evening games with nearby teams and invites contact with Sid Leibsohn or Frances Steavenson and Joseph Koch for arrangements.
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Senators
Sid Leibsohn
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Okeh
Davis, J. Walsh
International News Service
Frances Steavenson
Joseph Koch
Sam Lee
First Ave. E
Cairns
Fred Welch
Cedar Rapids Airport
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