Middle States Tennis Tournament Opens Here Next Week
Cedar Rapids hosts the Middle States tennis event starting Wednesday and running through Sunday with top players from Texas California and local stars. Charles Fleming and Roy Lukanite direct the meet which aims for a large field and strong nonlocal entrants.
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Middle States
Charles Fleming
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Fleming
Texas
California
Roy Lukanite
BPOR
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Carl Smalley
University of Texas
George Durling
Bob Underwood
Stanford University
Lawrence Nelson
Los Angeles
Ed Davis
Ken Black
Peoria
Dick Rugg
Waterloo
Omaha
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jacobs Reaches Junior Golf Semis At Kenmore
Johnny Jacobs Jr advances to the semi finals at Kenmore in the junior golf meet after a 1 up win over Lee Smith. Other semifinalists include Junior Reed Bill McPartland and D Smith.
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Johnny Jacobs
J. Jacobs
Lee Smith
Junior Reed
M. Taylor
Bill McPartland
Jack Price
D. Smith
Barney McPartland
Bill Diehl
Eeeen Navenred
Taylor
Don Ross
Wil McPartland
Ney. McPartland
Jim Bowmap
Waterloo Open golf meet draws 150 players
The 36 hole Waterloo open tees off Sunday at Byrnes park municipal course. About 150 players including Iowa pro and amateur stars seek cash and trophies in each flight. Notables Johnny Kraft Johnny Vavra Billy Cordingley Merle Stimson lead the field against Minnesota entrants.
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Waterloo
Minnesota
Byrnes Park
Iowa
Jowans
Johnny Kraft
Oelwein
Johnny Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Billy Cordingley
Des Moines
Merle Stimson
Marengo Golf Tourney Divided Into Flights
Marengo’s club championship splits into flights. In the championship flight Dr. R B Galbraith faces Dr. E L Hollis while Harold Reynolds meets Robert Berry. Irwin Zahrt faces Garth Hite with Frank Hite against Russell Hatter. Winners gain club trophies. other flight winners receive honors. First round scores due by Aug. 5.
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Marengo
R.B. Galbraith
E. L. Hollis
Harold Reynolds
Marengo High School
Robert Berry
Irwin Zahrt
Garth Hite
Frank Hite
Russell Hatter
Schroeder
Klein
Chantry
Hinke
Man
Hotyaann
Helen Moody on Wimbledon victory and comeback plans
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody reflected on her Wimbledon win, saying it was the sweetest victory after criticism during her comeback. She plans to continue competing in American and Wimbledon championships, may try golf, and will join her husband in San Francisco before possible participation in Forest Hills events.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
England
Frederick
San Francisco
Brahe
Forest Hills
Ieei
Srch
Jeet Jacobs
Aptain
Cappear
Washington
Sab
Little Miss
Poker Face
St. George’s Hill
May Sgorwanke
Miss Jacobs
California
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Rebuilding Indianapolis Track for Safer High Speeds
Chicago report outlines a $100,000 remodeling plan at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to raise safety. The project includes reinforced walls, inner turn safety expansion, and an on-site x ray lab. Apprentice runs and a 50 lap pre race test are required for all entrants for the upcoming Memorial Day race.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Promi
Peg
oDy Myers
Fheams
Pern
Ayers
Detroit
AAA
Speedway
Mrs Georgina Taylor Seeks Divorce Over Bed Disruption
In Los Angeles, Mrs. Georgina Taylor files for divorce from Thomas J. Taylor after 26 years of marriage accusing him of dismantling their bed to prevent her from sleeping. The suit highlights a domestic dispute as grounds for dissolution of marriage.
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Los Angeles
INS
Georgina Taylor
Thomas J. Taylor
Taylor
Canzoneri Edges Facho In Tepid 10 Round Decision
Tony Canzoneri defeats Bobby Facho in a 10 round non title bout in Chicago. Facho floor Canzoneri once in the sixth, but Canzoneri survives and wins on points amid boos from 4,000 spectators paying $8,000 in receipts.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Bobby Facho
Bronx
Pacho
Canzoneri
Tommy Gilmore
President Roosevelt Honors Lawson Little After British Win
President Roosevelt congratulated Lawson Little on his British amateur golf triumph and heard from him about treacherous winds on English courses. Little plans to return to New York then west to practice with Tommy Armour as he prepares to defend his U S amateur title this September. He rates himself a long shot to win, noting strong American competition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lawson Little
Little
New York
West
Tommy Armour
Chicago
United States
Cubs stars and pennant chase drive local baseball chatter
The writer analyzes the Cubs roster including Stephenson, Hartnett, and Warneke amid talk of the pennant race. He notes former stars versus current players and mentions pack crowds, Raiders and Romer teams, and local interest in baseball, predicting continued fan engagement.
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Cubs
Trucke Staintackrene
Dema
Ree
Augie Galan
Phileee Hieman
Jurges Hartnett
O'Dea
Raiders
Romer
Mangin Wilmer Upset Parker Bell In Tennis Match
Seabright New Jersey report says Gregory Mangin of Newark and Wilmer Hines of Columbia defeated seed Frankie Parker and partner in a mixed doubles match at the Lawn Tennis and Cricket tournament. Final score 6 4, 6 7, 6 2, 8 6 in a closing rally.
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Fine Tiverset
Spaghetti Eating Contest Goes National Across Cities
New York reports reveal a national spaghetti eating contest with Italian Americans from fifty colonies in as many cities set to send contestants. The event marks a departure from Mapleton's prior regional contests and aims to crown the top eater in a nationwide championship.
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New York
Migration Out Of Wyoming Planned
Casper Wyoming report says 150 destitute farm families are to move to Idaho's upper Snake river valley. Leaders A S Daugherty and James H Shaughnessy with four associates toured the area and returned detailing its potential. Government loans are being sought to buy the land needed.
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Casper, Wyo
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Wyoming
Snake River Valley
Idaho
A. S. Daugherty
James H. Shaughnessy
Doubt Schmeling Will Come to Fight in America
Longshore boxing column reports uncertainty over Max Schmeling accepting U S bouts. Joe Jacobs notes offers of about 200000 to 750000 with Louis, Baer, or others, but Schmeling’s trip to the United States remains unconfirmed and plans hinge on his training start after crossing the Atlantic.
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Nenby McLemore
Frees
New York
Max Schmeling
Cable
Germany
United States
Madison Square Garden
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Joe Jacobs
Berlin
Washington
Ee Ree Meling
Aha Ondra
Black Forest
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Joe
Max
Behmeling
Atlantic
Schmeling
Jacobs
Louis
Europe
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century
Schmeeling
Mike
Heavyweights eye Louis for high stakes boxing match
Report mentions top contenders hoping to fight Louis and the anticipated paydays at the box office, highlighting interest from strong opponents and the lucrative draw Louis would bring to the bout.
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Louis
Teddie And Baird Advance In Ellis Park Golf Meet
First round matches wrapping up at Ellis Park with Al Toddie defeating EB Platt 7 5 and Karl Baird beating R Byrnes 3 2 in the first flight. George Shimek downed Paul Van Horn 5 4 to lead the second flight as officials prep for a busy second round Friday through Sunday.
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Ellis Park
al Toddie
Karl Baird
EB. L. Platt
R.byrnes
George Shimek
Paul van Horn
Rnf
Bucks Well University Expert Quotes On Writing Quality
Dr. Ernest Newland argues adults produce writing 350 percent worse than children in elementary schools. His claim highlights perceived decline in adult literacy and writing standards in modern education contexts.
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Ernest Newland
Buckswell University
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