Kenefick Wins Eastern Iowa Net Title Over Butler
Thelma Kenefick of Eagle Grove captured the Eastern Iowa women’s singles title with a 6-3 6-4 victory over Betty Butler of Des Moines. Brody beat Sieh 6-3 6-3 in the men’s semis, while Ed Davis defeated Beckermann 6-1 6-3. Doubles and mixed results followed with Kenefick advancing in the mixed pair by default and Davis-Black taking the men’s doubles.
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Iowa
Betty Butler
Brody
Davis
Eagle Grove
Des Moines
Miss Kenefick
Miss Butler
Frank W Brody
al Sieh
Spencer
Husky Peoria
Ben Beckermann
Sleh
Beckermann
Des Moines Star
Atate
Des . Moines
Ken Black
Little
Little Disculty
Dr. Bob
Jim Netolicky
Cedar Rapids
Netolickys
Ron Reddig
Rock Island, Ill
Ted Swenson
Davenport
Swenson
Black
Dr. Egbert
John Curtiss
Evanston
Egbert
Curtiss
Wally Theiss
J. A. Wessler
James Bell
Frank Brody
Ed Davis
Peoria
Ill
Dr. Febert
Bob Netolicky
Bell Raymond
Diane Southern
Wessler
Arlington Park closes after record betting season
Chicago reports the Arlington Park meeting ended after twenty six days of racing. Total handle reached $7,811,851 with $3,781,191 straight bets, $1,854,710 place bets, and $2,175,950 show bets. Track take is 6 percent. daily state fee is $2,500. Final figures pending.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
South Side Hawks Defeat Kroupa 7-5 in Friday Victory
South Side Hawks beat Kroupa in a 7 to 5 win as Sebetka led with Stala Jandi and Carr adding the decisive two bagger for the winning run. Hawks prepare to face Cedar Rapids police and Atkins next week.
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Sebetka
Hawks
Stala
Jandi
Meya
Degal
Carr
Cedar Rapids Police
Atkins
Cardinals Break Cubs With Pepper Martins 10th Inning Homer
Pepper Martin capped a 9 6 win over the Chicago Cubs with a two aboard homer in the tenth, giving St Louis a 9 6 victory while Babe Herman hit two four baggers for the Cubs. Nelson took the loss after Chicago used four pitchers, and Warnecke started for the Cardinals before Carleton closed out the Cubs. About 10 000 attended Ladies Day as Martin contributed four hits.
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Pepper Martin
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Babe Herman
Cubs
Nelson
Collins
Wilson
Martin
Colling
Chicago
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Henshaw
Malone
Warnecke
Carleton
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Koenle
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Cusier
F. Herman
Demaree
Hartnett
Grimm
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We Malone
P Nelson
Mason
Campbell T Hendricks
Jurges
Eichth
ST Louis
Watkins
Q’farrell
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O'Farrel
Ce Caro
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Esaeeesee
Durocher
F. Hermann
English
Orsatti
Medwick
Trocher
Lacrlce
Crawford
Magerkurth
McGrew
Hagen Defeats Cotton For 1800 Pound Side Bet
Henry Cotton, British match play champion, lost 3 and 2 to Walter Hagen of Detroit in a 400 pound a side special match at Ashridge England. Cotton led 3 up after 27 holes but faltered with his putting on the final nine holes.
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Eng
Henry Cotton
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Cotton
Presler and Stark Win Cedar River Swim Titles
M. Presler, 24, University of Iowa senior, won the 3.5 mile senior race in 1 hour 11 minutes 43.6 seconds, finishing 150 yards ahead of Warren B. Ross Jr. John Stark, 17, a Washington high senior, claimed the junior title in 26 minutes 50 seconds. Other placeholders and medal awards were noted, with Engraving by Boyson Jewelry and trophies from Linn County Red Cross and Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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M. Presler
University ‘of Iowa
Cedar River
Presler
High Rock
Ellis Park Municipal Beach
Warren B. Ross, Jr
First Avenue E
Municipal Beach
John Stark
Washington High School
Helen Kacena Stark
Third Avenue SE
Stark
Roger Conrad
Avenue NE
Westerfield
Dick Westerfield
George Shimek
Sixteenth Street NW
Frank Waldron
Third Avenue
Linn County Red Cross Chapter
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Newman's
Boyson Jewelry Company
Hawkeyes hear optimism as fall football looms
In Iowa City Ossie Olsen visits and coach Salem signals stronger material for 1933 Hawkeyes. Freshmen promise depth at tackle guard and backfield while veterans Moore Schammel and Kouba anchor the line. A grueling schedule includes Northwestern Minnesota Michigan Purdue Nebraska with only Wisconsin Iowa State and Bradley Tech in town.
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Ossie Bolem
Iowa
Hawkeye
Hawks
Salem
Tom Moore
Francis Schammel
Jerry Foster
Fred Radloff
Lamir Kouba
Wilmond Hass
Iowa City
Lloyd Hoffman
Sibley
Rudolph Leytze
Independence
Walter Liggett
Rockford
John Gallagher
Chicago
Casey Jones
Ames
Jones
Joe Laws
George Teyro
Howard Moffitt
Bill Ash
Herman Schneidman
Bernard Page
Marvin Kuhn
Philip Thurtle
Northwestern
Soldier Field
Minnesota
Michigan
Purdue
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Bradley Tech
Far Star Wins Rich Futurity At Arlington
Mata Hari unbeaten juvenile loses for first time in the Arlington Futurity at Arlington Park. Dixiana stable still wins with Far Star defeating Madegal Jim Whed, Minstrel and others in the $25,000 added race. Crowd of 25,000 watches eight starters as Far Star earns the victory and pays $3.38 to win.
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Chicago
Arlington
Jim
John Hay
Whitney
Mata Hari
Dixiana
Hadaga
Singing Wood
Toledo Rally Falls Short As Columbus Wins 4 3
Toledo's ninth inning rally produced three runs off Clarence Heise but fell short as Columbus claimed the second victory of the series with a 4 to 3 win. The game was played in Columbus, Ohio, with Heise allowing the decisive runs in the late inning.
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Columbus
Columbus, O
Clarence Heise
Red Bird
Rhiel
Sweeney
Ee West
Ae Healy
Craghead
Sth
Detore
Heath
Helse
West
Rivas
Montague
Borermann
Anderson
Boremann
Whitehead
Charley White's Wife Sues Him For Divorce
In Chicago a suit for divorce was filed by Stella White against Charley White. The boxer formerly known as Charles Anchowiltz, aged 42, was accused of domestic abuse after a history of fame as a lightweight fighter. Mrs White filed the case Saturday through attorney Benjamin Davis in Superior Court.
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Chicago
INS
Charley White
Benny Leonard
Ritchie Mitchell
Stella White
Cyril Tolley To Play In U S Amateur Meet
English golfer Cyril Tolley, famed for long drives, will compete in the United States Amateur Championship in Cincinnati in September. Tolley recently returned from a two year stay in New York and his entry was forwarded by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club to the USGA and accepted.
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Cyril Tolley
United States
Cincinnati
United Press
Tolley
England
New York
United States Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Senators Triumph Over Yankees Behind Ruth Homer
Washington's Senators defeated the New York Yankees 11 to 5 as Babe Ruth hit his 25th homer in the eighth inning. Crowder pitched seven shutout innings before Ruth spoiled the bid, lifting his record to 15–9 and keeping the Senators ahead in the pennant race with 20,000 fans watching. The Senators built a 5–0 lead early and added three more in the seventh, with Kuhel driving in three runs and Bluege contributing scoring hits.
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Senators
Ashington
Washington
Yanks
al Crowder
Babe Ruth
Crowder
New York
Cronin
Johnny Allen
Dan McPayden
Charlie Devens
Allen
Rene
Devens
Jong Fly
Dickeey
Chapman
Dickey
Lazveri
Crosetti
AB Combs
Scenene J. Sewell
Ruth
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Sth
Myers
Escosseese
Goslin
Manush
Ewe Cronin
Ebeoe Ite
Kuhel
Ae Bleuge
L. Bewell
Myer Bluexe
Bluewe
Bluegre
MacFayden
Alien
Geisel
Summers
Moeriarty
Baer Dempsey Suspended for Drafted Kansas Contract
In Ypsilanti, Michigan, NAB president James Brown suspended Jack Dempsey Max Baer Babe Hunt and Ansel Hoffman Baers manager from NAB territory at the Kansas Boxing Commission request for failing to honor a July 12 contract in Kansas They will remain suspended until they fulfill the contract and comply with NAB rules across 32 states excluding California and New York.
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Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Babe Hunt
Ansel Hoffman
Baer
National Boxing Association
James Brown
Association
Brown
Kansas Boxing Commission
Kansas
Immedi
California
New York
Darrow To Meet Houke For Ellis Park Golf Crown
Glen Darrow, a local golfing standout, reached the finals with a 5 4 win over Waller Hodge and will face Tom Houke in a 36 hole final starting Sunday at 9 a m Houke won his semi against Frank Bures 2 1 finishing nine holes 37 to 41. The event also features first and second flight matches with Dr L C Layton and T E Taylor advancing in the early rounds.
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Ellis Park
Waller Hodge
Tom Houke
Houke
Frank Bures
Bures
Dr. L. C. Layton
Sam Palumbo
T. E. Taylor
Emery James
Henry Sorenson
Henry Helm
Darrow
Standings and Results From Saturday Action
Washington defeated New York 11 to 5 while Cleveland beat Detroit 6 to 1 and St. Louis won 3 to 2. Chicago lost to Boston 8 to 1 and Philadelphia fell to Detroit 5?
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Detroit
New York
Boston
Philephia
Chicago
Cleveland
Louis
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Troit
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Highlight Weekend Schedule
The latest standings show New York and Boston leading divisions with Chicago and St. Louis close behind. Key results include St. Louis beating Chicago in 10 innings. Today’s schedule features Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Boston at New York, Chicago at St. Louis, and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadel
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
American Association Standings Snapshot Amid Busy Night
A compact recap shows teams Columbus Toledo Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul and more in a crowded night. Final scores note Columbus 4 Toledo 3 and Kansas City 22 St Paul 1 among uneven results.
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American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Paul
Louisville
Minnapolis
Indians edge Tigers 1 0 as Brown blanks Detroit
Cleveland wins fifth straight 1 0 over Detroit with seven hitter Clint Brown tossing a shutout. Johnny Culliber delivers the winning single in the ninth as Bill Knickerbocker suffers a severe ankle spike that may sideline him up to four weeks. Carl Fischer the loser.
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Clint Brown
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Culliber
Cleveland Indians
Carl Fischer
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Bill Knickerbocker
Tribe
Davis
Tigers
Indians
Evans
Knickerbocker
Owen
Hale
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