Landis Invites Cedar Rapids to Regional Junior Baseball Duel
Landis commends American Legion junior baseball and notes four state champions from Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois will meet in Cedar Rapids on August 13–14 for the regional championship and a shot at the Western sectional final in California. Major leagues donated 20,000 to support the program and spotlight rising stars.
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Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Calif
Keone M. Landis
Emil “Dutch” Levsen
American Legion
Legion
Cedar Rapids
Landis
California
K. M. Landis
United States
Harry Lavagetto
Pittsburgh
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago Cubs
Bill Conroy
Sammy Hoag
Brooklyn
Clarence Fieber
Chicago White Sox
George Wilson
Detrit
Johnny Hart
Chicago
Raider
Bloomington
Rockwell City
Blind Bogey Tournament Winners at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Five players tied for first in the blind bogey tourney at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Saturday. Winners were A. J. Diebold B. J. Meltzer J. L. Cooper C. Heminger and H. V. Eliason. Second prize went to Mark Anderson and third to E. M. Soboda and Dr. Ben Wolverton.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
A. J. Diebold
B. J. Meltzer
J. L. Cooper
C. Heminger
H. V. Eliason
Mark Anderson
E. M. Soboda
Ben Wolverton
Kenmore Golf Tourney Set to Open This Saturday
Kenmore golf course championship tee off Saturday with Charles Burkart in charge. Details on qualifying length and match intervals are pending though prizes will be awarded in all flights.
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Kenmore
Charles Burkart
Burkart
Unusual Ellore Celebration Demands Divine Name Repetition
In Ellore Madras India a religious ritual requires each devotee to write the name of a god ten billion times. The ceremony emphasizes devotion and personal penance amid crowded observances.
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Madras
India
Ferrell Shuts Macks. Six-Game Streak Ends In 15th Inning
McNair singled for Cramer to score the winning run in the 15th. Reynolds homered to tie 5-5 in the eighth as both teams added a run in the 14th. Ferrell, with three hits in game two, beat the Athletics at Shibe Park for the first time since 1930. He started the sixth with a single and scored on Cooke Almada’s successive hits. added a run when Cooke homered in the eighth. Western and Major League Averages referenced.
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Tigers Beat Indians 6 to 2 in Big League Clash
Pepper of the Browns homered as the Tigers defeated the Indians by six runs to two in a decisive early season game.
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Browns
Frolic Club Hosts Armstrongs in Second Meeting
The Frolic club softball team hosts Armstrong's aggregation at Frolic field tonight. It marks the second game between the teams after Armstrong's won the opener of the season. First pitch is at 3 15.
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Frolic Club
Armstrong
Frolic Field
Skeeter Webb Climbs In League Batting Standings
Pete Fleming leads Western league with a .353 average as Cedar Rapids Skeeter Webb rises to fourth at .339. Charley Clements of Council Bluffs remains near the top with .336, while Ben Hassler holds the two base mark at 24. Sioux City in top fielding with a .959 percentage.
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District A U Swimming Meet at Marion Pool Friday
The district A A U swimming meet will be held at the American Legion pool on Friday. Entry forms are available at the pool office. Swimmers from Cedar Rapids Marion Iowa City Traer Vinton Newton North Liberty and Marengo are expected. Five divisions include senior men and women junior men and women and novice. Events include 100 yard free and breast strokes 100 yard back and diving for seniors. 60 yard free 40 yard breast and back strokes for senior women. 100 yard free 40 yard breast and back for junior men. 40 yard free 40 yard breast and back for junior women. and 20 yard back and free for novice boys and girls.
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American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa City
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Newton
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Marengo
Rump to Coach Football at Des Moines High School
Des Moines high school athletics see a football shift as A. H. Gus Rump will replace Carl Harris as football coach this fall. Harris will focus on basketball after Roosevelt teams earned state notice including one championship under his leadership.
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Des Moines
Hi School
INS
Carl Harris
Roosevelt High School
J. W. Studebaker
A. H
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Harris
A's and Red Sox Split in Prolonged Twin Bill
Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sox split a doubleheader Saturday with the Mackmen taking the opener 7 to 6 in 15 innings and the visitors winning the second 2 to 0. Lefty Grove pitched the second game.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Mackmen
Grove
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