Betting Odds Show Respect For Reds
In a heat wave report from New York, Cincinnati Reds are 1 to 2 favorites to win the national league title while the New York Yankees sit at 214 to 1 and the Cleveland Indians at 7 to 3. The piece notes Reds surge after July momentum and contrasting slumps for Brooklyn and New York, with updated World Series-like odds reflecting current pennant races.
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Lee Savold Set for Des Moines Conn Bout
Promoter Pinky George announced a 20 000 guarantee for a 10 round bout in Des Moines between Lee Savold and Billy Conn set for September. Conn must beat or draw with Bob Pastor in New York first. A Savold Godoy matchup may not happen. Godoy’s manager tentatively accepted 16 000 but may defer to a South American bout with Max Baer.
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Wellman Golfers Fall to Fairfield Club on Sunday
Eight man Wellman Golf club faced Walton club at Fairfield and lost five matches to three. Fairfield's Junior Van Fleet was medalist with two 35s for a 70. Nelson shot 77, Russell Fars led Wellman with 79.
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Milt Aron Named No 1 Welterweight Challenger
Milt Aron of Chicago was named the No 1 welterweight challenger after a 10 round decision over Saverio Turiello of Italy on Monday night. Turiello had beaten Aron twice before but Aron surged in the closing rounds to secure the victory. Aron will seek a title match with champion Henry Armstrong.
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Anamosa Golfers Defeat Monticello in Home Match
Special to The Gazette. Anamosa Country Club golfers beat Monticello 23 to 2134 on the focal course Sunday. Allen Turner of Anamosa was medalist with 77 while Mark Rodman of Monticello was runner-up with 80. Earlier Monticello defeated Anamosa on their course.
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Golf league results with YWCA players and mixed team wins
Phyllis Suttner led low scores with 46 as Woolworths edged Security Laboratories 18 to 12 in Monday YWCA Advanced golf. Beginners two ball foursome saw Louise Highly and Christine Bjornsen win. Bishop's defeated S. and W. 14-10. Standard Glass and Paint beat Beck’s 21-10. Gazette toppled Armstrong’s 20-9. Individual scores list several players with scores ranging from 46 to 68.
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Nosed Out Security Laboratories
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Viola Laverne
Bernice Cameron
Lilian Hefner
Gladys Helscher
Martha Heins
Virginia Martin
Nele Sheftie
Lorraine Nelson
Dorothy Amillier
Melba Davis
Sllflazel Petit
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Ann Baxter
Mary Neilly
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Mrs. Ross S2
St Pauls M E Surge Past Church of Brethren In Softball Thriller
St Pauls M E rallied from a 6-2 deficit in the sixth inning to beat Church of the Brethren 9-6 at Ellis Park. Trinity Lutheran moved to second with a 20-10 win over Westminster No 2 while Trinity ME No 1 extended third place by defeating Central Park 13-4. Westminster No 1 won by forfeit from Trinity ME No 2. Calvary Baptist had an open date. Hills Wildcats return to play under lights against CSA team after a 13-1 win over Maccabees.
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North Liberty Softball Teams Split Sunday Action
North Liberty defeated West Branch 25 to 3 with Les Le Grand as pitcher and Dave Von Stein catching. West Branch pitchers were Sorenson and Leo Tesar with Bob Burnett and Joe Nortman catching. Bud and Walt lost 10 to 8 to Coralville, with Bob Rinehart pitching and Lloyd Rinehart catching. Coralville also used Anciaux and Kriz with Nortman catching. A softball tournament is scheduled here next Sunday.
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Monticello Routs Manchester in Sunday Tennis Match
Manchester lost its season opener at Thrill park courts as Monticello defeated them. Fred Blair was the lone Manchester winner, taking 2-6 6-2 6-4, with Neil Johnson Norman Johnson Wallace Blair Dunham Taylor and Arthur Hutchinson also competing. Vinton will play here next Sunday.
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Boxing Roundup Names Many Welterweights In Heavy Spars
From Chicago to San Francisco and Sioux City, mixed results listed for fighters including Turiello, Zivle, Bennett, Sparr, Neaves and Nartnek. Several bouts show knockouts or outcomes with weights noted in pounds and city affiliations. The report reads like a terse scalp tally from Associated Press sports desks across multiple hubs.
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Italy
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Leonard Bennett
San Francisco
Friddie Apexteli
Dake Sparr
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Minneavolis
Charley Neaves
Kansas City
Duplicate Income Tax Return Dropped
Washington announces that the duplicate green copy need not be furnished with federal income tax returns in the future. The requirement began in 1935 to disclose names of taxpayers with taxable property. Morgenthau says new measures and higher bureau workload justify elimination of the duplicate.
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Japan's Premier calls end to foreign economic dependence
TOKIO UP Premier Konoye in first radio address as prime minister pledges to end Japan's economic reliance on other nations and align closely with Wang Ching-wei regime while seeking broader ties with China and Manchukuo and expanding into the South Seas. He also calls for a single national political party as existing parties are deemed unsuitable.
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Three Democrats Oppose Third Term But Back Roosevelt
Three Democratic senators Van Nuys Indiana Adams Colorado Wheeler Montana oppose the third term principle yet say they will vote for Franklin Roosevelt in November. Van Nuys worries the issue will influence voters while Adams cites his state's desire for Roosevelt and his duty as a representative.
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Local Tennis Aces Plan Busy Schedule
Cedar Rapids Tennis association filed twenty one entries for the Eastern Iowa tournament starting Thursday in Iowa City. President Henry Gundling announced the event. Clinton team will play at Cedar Rapids on Saturday, sending 12 men and four women. Matches are set for Kenmore and Franklin courts from 1 30 p m.
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Playoff knocks Barbara Davidson from Iowa meet title flight
DES MOINES AP Barbara Davidson of Burlington failed to reach the championship flight in the Iowa women s golf meet after a six on the second hole in a playoff that narrowed the field to four. Joining the championship flight were Mrs L A Taylor Ottumwa Mrs M I Lutz Des Moines Mrs Carla Logan Keokuk and Mrs R O Lindsey Marshalltown.
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Plan To Transfer 115000 To Reich
Berlin reports plans to resettle 80 000 Germans from Bessarabia and 35 000 from northern Bukovina into the Reich. Also expected to move Germans in Lithuania, recently a Soviet republic, along with Latvians and Estonians. Redistribution follows Romania cession of Bessarabia and Bukovina to Russia last month.
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Peter Maher Dies One of Bare Knuckle Pioneers
Peter Maher, 71, a veteran of the old bare knuckle era, died in Baltimore on Monday. Born in Galway in 1869, he began fighting at 13 and later staged exhibitions with John L. Sullivan and Peter Jackson. Sullivan reportedly helped Maher come to the United States.
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Marion golf tourney resumes with early matches won by McBurney and Gordon
In Marion field, Mrs. Phil J. McBurney beat Kathleen Oxley 4 and 3, while Mrs. Gilbert Gordon defeated Mrs. Lumer Lorence 8 and 7 in opening women’s handicap tournament at Marion Golf Club. Delayed events include a costume day, nurse training enrollments, church meetings, and community notices.
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British bombs reduce Hamburg to ruins says BBC report
New York based CBS cited a BBC report quoting a Turkish traveler returning from a Germany trip. He said Hamburg Bremen Dusseldorf Cologne and Essen showed almost no factory intact. The BBC report described Hamburg as laid in ruins by British bombs.
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Sheriffs To Hold District Session Here On July 30
A one day Iowa Sheriffs association district session will be at the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids July 30 with 9 am registration. Public access except 3 30 to 5 pm session led by an FBI agent includes counties Benton Black Hawk Buchanan Cedar Clayton Clinton Delaware Dubuque Jackson Johnson Jones Jim and Scott. The program covers films talks by state and local officials and a 3 30 to 5 pm FBI talk on sabotage espionage and national defense. Greece racial characteristics note follows.
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Rock Island Arsenal forecasts two year capacity operation
Rock Island Arsenal will operate at capacity for two years according to Brig. Gen. C. T. Harris. He noted employment will reach about 8,000 within six months as production keeps pace with a war time defense program. Orders totalled around $213 million this month, with Rock Island daily orders near $1 million, said Col. Norman F. Ramsey.
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Air Mail Schedule From Cedar Rapids Issued
City mail schedule released by Robert Jubbock lists 3:45 p m closings for planes from Iowa City to Chicago New York San Francisco Detroit Miami El Paso and the northwest. Train mail to catch east and southbound planes closes at 12 30 a m at 1110 p m mail heads north by train to meet westbound planes at Minneapolis and 9 15 p m train mail to meet a westbound plane at Omitha.
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Potassium gluconite aids hay fever relief says Emory doctor
Dr Francis P Parker of Emory University reports that potassium gluconate tablets provided relief to about seven of ten hay fever patients in tests at Emory Hospital. Over 100 patients in 18 months showed the tablets correct a potassium deficiency in allergic tissues. Starting a week before and during the sneeze season, two to five tablets daily caused few side effects and are cheaper than injections.
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Farmer's Daughter Helps Capture Nazis on English Coast
London AP reports a farmer's daughter and a milkman aided by a shotgun to capture two German airmen after a twin engined fighter was shot down on the English southeast coast Tuesday.
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Aged Recluse Holds Off Police At English Farm
A 66 year old bachelor Raymond Warden on a Hampshire farm resisted wartime food production orders for 18 hours. Police and firemen invaded with gas and rifles after an eviction order. Warden was seriously wounded and arrested after a gunfight that left officers injured.
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U S Britain and Russia urged to hold three power talks
A Soviet spokesman on Tuesday suggested the United States Great Britain and Russia arrange a conference to discuss mutual interests in light of Japan's aim for a new order in Asia. He said Russia would welcome such talks and that China should be represented as a visually interested party.
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