Matches On Card This Week In Class A
Industrial Golf league IVISION A finished the regular schedule at Kenmore last Tuesday. LaPlant Choate Roadbuilders topped the division by beating Quaker Oats Muffets 742 to 444 and clinched a playoff berth. Big Qs edged LaPlant-Chodo Bull Dozers by half a point to secure the second playoff spot. Division B play was paused by rain after nine holes and will resume over the weekend. Quaker Oats Little Kurnels Penick Ford My-T-Fine and Penford Sugars will represent Division B in the playoffs. Playoffs are set for next Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with a consolation match for nonqualifiers. Trophies will be awarded to all regular members of the four teams. Division A pairings will be reported at Kenmore next Tuesday. Division B on Thursday. Final standings see LaPlant-Choate Bulldozers defeating Quaker Oats Co Big Q 7 to 5 among various results.
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Ivision A
Industrial Golf League
Kenmore
LaPlant- Choate
Quaker Oats Muffets
Quaker Oats
Big Q's
LaPlant-Choate
Little Kurnels
Penick & Ford My- T-Fine
Penford Sugars
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Oats Co. Muffets
No Electric Light and Power Co
Penick
Ford Douglas Biardh
Cedar Rapids Tennis Team Meets Dubuque Netsters Here Today
The Cedar Rapids tennis team hosts Dubuque Netsters in Sunday matches at the Country club and Kenmore starting at 1 o clock. Local singles players include Dick Rugg Roy Lukanitsch George Hogan Karl TMn Kirwin Russell Knapp Ralph Yuill Chuck Kacer and John Palmer or Ira Carruthers. Doubles feature Rugg Lukanitsch Kirwin Yuill Knapp Lowell Taylor and Kacer Hogan. Local women Cleda Schaefer Bernice Biedermann Margaret Biedermann and Alice Wokoun also compete, with visiting stars Joe Newberg and Clarence Falkenhainer, Iowa conference singles champion.
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Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Hogan
Margaret Biedermann
Bernice Biedermann
Cleda Schaefer
Alice Wokoun
Joe Newberg
Pion
Clarence Falkenhainer
Iowa
Busy K captures Yonkers Handicap in mud run finish
In the twenty ninth Yonkers handicap at Empire City on Saturday Busy K. the four year old colt owned by D A Wood, closed with a final furlong rush to beat Ogden Phipps Teufel. Rex Flag, owned by Mrs Louise Viau, was third.
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New York
D.a.wood
Busy K
Yonkers
Empire City
Ogden Phipps
Teufel
Louise Viau
Rex Flag
Net Greats Meet in N J Monday
Seabright Lawn Tennis Club hosts the fifty first invitation tournament with top players like Miss Marble Mrs Moody and Miss Jacobs arriving from Europe. The field includes men’s seed No 1 Davis Cup prospect Robert Riggs and contenders Parkey Grant Hunt and MacNeill among others. Strong women challengers include Bundy Fabyan Andrus Pedersen and Stark as Marble seeks another Seabright singles crown.
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Moody
Jacobs
Don Budge
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
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Europe
Alice Marble
California
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Harold Surface
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Miss Marble
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Dorothy Andrus
Helen Pedersen
Carolin Babcock Stark
Al Hostak Meets Freddie Steele in Seattle Bout
Boxing champion hopeful Al Hostak, defending the middleweight title against Freddie Steele in Seattle Tuesday night, is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hostak of 1022 Seventh Street SE. Their son Joe traveled from here Friday to witness the fight.
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al Hostak
Freddie Steele
Seattle
Paul M. Hostak
Seventh Street
Joe
British board approves Kane Jurich flyweight title bout
London promoter Johnny Best said the British Boxing Board of Control approved a world flyweight title match between Jackie Jurich of San Jose and Peter Kane of Scotland. The title was vacated after Benny Lynch was overweight in a defense against Jurich. Best has not set location or date.
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London
Johnny Best
British Boxing Board of Control
Jackie Jurich
San Jose
Calif
Peter Kane
Scotland
Benny Lynch
Glasgow
Jurich
Best
Riggs Stuns Wood In Longwood Bowl Quarterfinals
In Chestnut Hill Mass Bobby Riggs of Chicago ranked number two defeated Sidney Wood 6-1 4-6 6-3 to reach the Longwood Bowl semifinals. Riggs had hoped to default after learning the match would be indoors on Longwood’s linoleum courts but was persuaded to play by the tournament committee.
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Chestnut, Hill
Mass
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
America
Sidney Wood
Riggs
Mrs Kochendorfer Wins In Waukon Golf Meet
In the ladies day district golf tournament at Waukon Decorah’s Mrs. F C Kochendorfer won best putting and first flight. Mrs Grant Dickman Sumner took second honors. Second flight saw Mrs B Pohle Osage first and Mrs G L Winks Sumner second. Third flight winner was Mrs Chellis Evanson Decorah with Mrs Henry Burgess Cresco second. Virginia Martin Waukon was low qualifier with 85. Kochendorfer Decorah followed with 92.
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Waukon
F. C. Kochendorfer
Decorah
Grant Dickman
Sumner
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G. L. Winks
Chellis Evanson
Henry Burgess
Cresco
Virginia Martin
F. C. Kockendorfer
Rutgers to receive 65 football shoes for fall preparation
New Brunswick AP reports Rutgers football will start training with 65 pairs of gridiron shoes sent to players. This allows gradual break-in before vacation ends, aiming to prevent blistered feet.
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NEW Brunswick
Rutgers
Miss Ruth Smith State Golf Champion Driven by Practice and Power
Ottumwa today features Ruth Smith the 17 year old Ottumwa high school junior who holds the Iowa women’s golf championship. She credits hours of daily practice and a strong physique for her success driving balls about 250 yards. Smith is left handed and became the first southpaw to lead Iowa golf with a notable 36 hole daily regimen. Her father Ward Smith is greenskeeper at the Ottumwa course and she began golf six years ago under Eddie Canny the Ottumwa Municipal pro.
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Gazette
Ottumwa
Ruth Smith
Iowa
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Ottumwa High School
Kathleen Carey
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Champ
Eddie Canny
Nick Carter
Kenmore
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Galento Battles Pneumonia Before Big Fight
Tony Galento the heavyweight contender lies in Orange Memorial Hospital amid a severe bronchial pneumonia. Doctors confirmed the infection as type three pneumococcus with the left lower lung involved while he braces for a scheduled fight against John Henry Lewis in Philadelphia.
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N. J
Tony Galento
Orange Memorial Hospital
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Joe Jacobs
Galento
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Galenta
National Boxing Association
John Henry Lewis
Philadelphia
Jacobs
China Swallows Up Invading Tribes Over Centuries
The article notes that in North China settlement by the Hsungans and Suenpes began in the first century and, by the end of the fifth century, these invaders showed no significant differences from the native Chinese population.
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North
Roosevelt Hotel And Strawberry Point Play Here
After sweeping Waterloo in two games the Roosevelt Hotel American Legion Juniors prepare for a two game inter district series with Strawberry Point. The first game is next Tuesday at 2 at Daniels park, the second at Strawberry Point on Thursday, with a possible third on a neutral diamond next Saturday. A win would send Cedar Rapids to the state tournament in Rockwell City August 3 to 5 with a shot at the title. Red Kenney is expected to start for Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
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Roosevelt Hotel
American Legion
Strawberry Point
Daniels Park
Rockwell City
Red Kenney
Cedar Rapids
Decorah Golf Club Plans First Open Tournament
Hill Crest Golf and Country club maps its inaugural open event set for August 7. The competition features 27 holes across multiple flights with prizes awarded in each flight.
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Decorah Golf Club
Decorah
Hill Crest Golf and Country Club
Pitchers Rising Again Dampens Hitting in 1930s Baseball
In a throwback view New York writers argue pitchers now dominate again after a era of doctored balls and 300 hitters. They credit stronger pitching staffs across teams like Reds Pirates and Athletics with limiting big hitters such as Vaughan Hartnett and Gehrig from reaching .300, noting stars sit well below their former averages.
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Giants
Frank Baker
Athletics
Joe Dugan
Babe Ruth
Baker
Ne York
INS
Reds
Vander Meer
Derringer
Peaches Davis
Schott
Pirates
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Baer Seen as Logical Opponent for Louis in New York
Joe Louis dominates the heavyweight scene leaving a lackluster field led by Max Baer as potential challenger. Promoter Uncle Mike Jacobs may arrange a Baer bout in New York or San Francisco during the 1939 World’s Fair, with September targeted for Louis vs Baer in New York.
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New York
INS
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Louis
Joe
Julian Black
Brown
Mike Jacobs
San Francisco
Baer and
Midget Auto Races On Schedule Today
The second appearance of midget auto races locally will take place Sunday afternoon at the Happy Valley speedway six miles east of the city on highway 30. Time trials begin at 1 and the race at 2. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 10 for children.
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Happy Valley Speedway
Highway 30
Elkader Society Horse Show At Fair Plans
The Elkader fair set for Sept 6 to 9 will feature a society horse show in three divisions. Five gaited and three gaited sections offer six classes each, plus a Clayton county owners class. Open entries welcome for the first two divisions. Events run Saturday Sunday and Monday with daily baseball games.
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Clayton County
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