England Retains Cup as Allison and Van Ryn Lose Doubles
England defeated Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn in five sets 6-2 1-6 6-8 6-3 6-3 to clinch the Davis Cup. Pat Hughes and R. D. Tuckey outplayed the American pair, with Tuckey dominating and Hughes steady from the service line as England secured a 3-0 lead.
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Austin
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California
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Darrow to Meet Trimble in Ellis Park Semi Finals
Glenn Darrow and Ccie Trimble will face off in the Ellis Park golf tournament semi finals this week. Frank Bures and Chuck Jones play in the other bracket as Trimble advanced with a 3 to 1 win over Ted Strassburger and Bures defeated John Shimek 6 and 5. The schedule sets semi finals by Saturday and finals Sunday with third flight rounds due by Wednesday.
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Ccie Trimble
Ellis Park
Frank Bures
Chuck Jones
Trimble
Ted Strassburger
Byres
John Shimek
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Ccle Trimble
Ted Strassbureer
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter Raiders Demons Doubleheader
The Raiders lost both games in Des Moines amid scorching heat. President Harry Johnson criticizes Demons owner Lee Keyser for a two game afternoon series. Doctor Wes Netolicky plays out five sets of tennis, total fifty three games.
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Harry Johnson
Lee Keyser
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Keyser
Hal Epps
al Larson
Jim Hayes
Holder
Mayer
Cap Crossley
Demons hold off Raiders in tight 4 3 win
Des Moines notes show Jim Lyons suffering two recent losses despite five wins in the season. Al Larson misplayed the first Des Moines ball, leading to three early runs as Lyons then shut out subsequent hits until a seventh inning home run sealed a 4-2 defeat.
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Cedar Rapids Tops Des Moines in Intercity Tennis Showdown
Cedar Rapids won fourteen of eighteen intercity tennis matches at the Country Club on Sunday, routing Des Moines 14 4 in singles and taking all but one doubles. Notables included Des Moines ace John Fletcher and Cedar Rapids stars Dr Bob Netolicky Roy Lukanitsch and Charles Fleming. The meet served as a warm up for the Middle States Tennis Tournament to begin midweek at club courts.
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Cedar Rapids
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Earl Stotts
Bob Dennis
Carroll Willis
William Frame
Netolicky
Netsters
John Fletcher
Iowa University
Charles Fleming
Iowa
Bob Netolicky
Roy Lukanitsch
Chuck Roberts
James Netolicky
Larry Dennis
Lou Dennis
Merwin Woodward
J. A.yessler
Carl Kirwin
Local doubles results from a late edition tennis column
Roberts and Kirwin beat Stotts and Sweet in three sets 1-6 6-1 6-9. Dr Wes Netolicky and Bob Deans defeated Willis and Frame 6-3 8-10 6-4. Bailey and Pa Ney fell 7-9 6-4 6-1 in a separate pairing.
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Cascade Wins In Maquoketa Valley Flag Chase
Cascade Reds defeated Monticello nine 14 to 4 to maintain sole hold on second place in the Maquoketa Valley league. Anamosa beat Oxford Junction 7 to 5 and Coggon beat Alburnett 9 to 7 as Anamosa pitcher M Meredith struck out seven Oxford batters, nearing a league strikeout record of 103.
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Armstrongs Defeat Frolic Club 8 to 3 in Sunday Softball
The Armstrongs beat the Frolic club 8 to 3 as Frolic errors hindered offense. George Austrovsky pitched for the visitors while Myen homered for Frolic in the first inning. Broussard and McGuire pitched for Frolic. Albert's game with Frolic follows next Wednesday.
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Myen
Lawrence
George Broussard
McGuire
Albert
New Design For Living In Ozark Foothills Offers Hope
Frazier Hunt reports on the Bankhead-Dill plan to move tenant farmers from sub marginal Ozark lands to small 40 acre homesteads. He cites O L McMurray and Fayetteville county officials detailing potential crops and income for independent rural living in the Arkansas foothills, with optimism for 100000 new families and a shift to land-based livelihoods.
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Frazier Hunt
Submarginal Project 84 Lands Rehomed On Gov Concessions
The narrative describes a harsh relief effort where Ozark families struggle selling land as erosion and cleared timber leave little for living. Submarginal Project 84 covers 137000 acres with 857 people across remote hills. The government offers to let residents keep shacks and five acres, or relocate to new small farms with homes, equipment, and loans repayable over years.
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Linn County Board Approves Bridge Plans and Tax Action
Linn County Board of Supervisors authorizes James D. Kennedy to coordinate Federal works information. Plans and costs for Bridge No. 2231 and No. 2130 are approved and filed. Warrants approved for damages from road condemnations in Washington Township Center Plant and Urbans Road and Mt. Vernon Palisades Park Road. Omtted taxes pursued for Howard Hall couple. Numerous relief payments to residents listed among claims.
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Cedar Rapids
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Relief payments listed by county board for many residents
The county board of supervisors allocates small relief payments for rent food and medical aid to numerous individuals and local businesses. Items include poor relief for Newmans Dept Store Newark Shoe Store Nassif R and Owatonna Tool Co supplies, with amounts ranging from a few dollars to about sixty dollars. The list notes entries for gas, groceries, medicines, and miscellaneous services as part of the 1938 aid program.
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Vic Bass Wins Waterloo Open With 140 Total
Waterloo Iowa Vic Bass a Fairfield Indiana pro carded rounds of 73 and 67 to win the Waterloo open golf tournament totaling 140. Joe Brown Des Moines pro finished second at 146 while amateur winner Dick Graham Waterloo defended his title with 143.
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Krejel and Standard Oil Teams Meet Tonight
Krejel brothers and Standard Oil softball teams clash at Riverside Park at 6 15 PM tonight. Match promises competitive play between local squads in a community softball event.
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Government buyout hopes in Crawford County land project
The case worker for seven Crawford County townships notes 60 percent on relief and 1400 in the county to be aided. Project 83 offers 80,000 acres with a large lake plan for drainage and recreation, though voluntary sellout among long-time residents may face resistance as farmers weigh futures. A New York born family on the uplands prefers staying for subsistence, while locals along the road express mixed feelings about government relocation schemes.
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