Guldahl Favored to three-peat U S Open title bid
Ralph Guldahl is the 6-to-1 favorite to win the U S Open at Spring Hills Philadelphia in a bid for three straight titles. Bobby Jones, once the betting favorite at 4-to-1 in the amateur, now trails as headlines note.
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Detroit
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Cooper Trail
Ed Dudley
Byron Nelson
Dick Metz
Harry Cooper
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Olin Dutra
Lawson Little
Horton Smith
Jag McSpaden
Paul Runyan
Jimmy Hines
Johnny Goodman
P.G.A
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Snead
America
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Willie Andersson
Evans
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Hagen
Sarazen
White Sulphur Springs
Ted Horner
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Western Auto Sponsors Contest On Black Bass
Western Auto Supply runs the third annual nationwide big bass fishing contest in 37 states open to all ages. The biggest black bass wins valuable fishing tackle prizes. five prizes per state with identical awards. Contest ends September 30. details available at Western Auto Cedar Rapids store.
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Western Auto Supply
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Viewing the Field Highlights from a Local Sports Year
Leo Lucas surveys a school year of football basketball and track feats. Wilson beats Franklin 21 12 to claim city football title and Cedar Rapids produced top quarterbacks Al Eddy and Tom Farmer. Roosevelt in basketball and Coe in track led city and conference honors with new records.
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Philadelphia device tests driver alertness with capsule signals
Traffic officials install a device on cars in Philadelphia that fires a downward capsule to mark the road. When the capsule fires, drivers apply brakes, and a second capsule marks reaction distance.
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Des Moines Runner Sets Half Mile Meet Record at Northwest Open
Roy Mahanna formerly of Drake University won the college division half mile at the University of Minnesota Northwest Open meet with a new mark of 1 minute 58.6 seconds.
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Minneapolis
Roy Mahanna
Des Moines
Drake University
University of Minnesota
Coe Trackmen Dominate With Decade of Titles
The article chronicles Coe College track legends from 1930 through 1939, highlighting stars such as Maurice Ford, Lowell Wedgbury, Rudolph Hurka, Ben Sebern, Eugene Arnett, Norman Stookey, Walter Pack, Bill Whipple, Ralph Martin, Charles Claypool, and Wedgbury’s relay record contributions. It notes conference records, multiple champions, and a 1939 squad proving strong after doubts.
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Appleton
Coe
Lowell Wedgbury
Rudolph Hurka
Ben Sebern
Eugene Arnett
Hurka
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Charles Ralston
Arnett
Norman Stookey
Walter Pack
Bill Whipple
Bill
Crimson
Ralph Martin
Harness racing at Hawkeye Downs in Iowa crowd expected
The Hawkeye Downs meet of the Eastern Iowa Racing club features a diverse audience as Pat Bacon the starter tops the card. Look for Patsy Binville in the 2 14 trot. last Sunday at Independence Patsy ran 2 1414 with owner-driver Joe Codner of Eldora.
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Independence Track
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Big Six Football Preview Shows Spring Prospects
Iowa State finds 11 players ready for 1939 season under Coach Jim Yeager with Grisswold and Osborne stepping into spotlight after a standout freshman game. Nebraska fields likely backs Mike Francis and others. Oklahoma aims to ride a strong backfield as Indiana coach hints at a new star. Rutgers emphasizes spirit and pre-season work under new philosophy. Coe notes past close calls and track emphasis shaping football. Kansas pins hopes on Gwinn Henry’s coaching to match Missouri titles, while Kansas State highlights Hackney and a pass-heavy spring.
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Missouri
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Ad Lindsay
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Paul Christman
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Lloyd C. Stark
Don Faurot
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Elmer Hackney
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Wesley L. Fry
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Bruce Erickson Captures Two Events at Open Northwest Meet
Bruce Erickson son of Tracr won the discus and javelin in the high school division at the University of Minnesota meet. He threw the discus 144 feet 3 inches and the javelin 187 feet 12 inches, records as the high school division marks. Beck of Denison won the pole vault at 12 feet 6 inches and also took second in the broad jump.
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Bruce Erickson
Tracr
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Skilled golfer Charles G. Howard dies at 59
Charles G. Howard well known in Canadian golf history died after a brief illness. The Toronto native lived for years in the Niagara on the Lake district where he won several trophies during his younger career.
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Charles G. Howard
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Tony the Great Dominates 2:24 Trot Heats at Independence
At the Independence meeting Ed Keith of Central City drove Tony the Great in the 2:24 trot. Tony placed second in heat one, first in heat two, and second in heat three with a 2:19 14 record. The rider notes racing slang, invites readers back next Sunday, and mentions Driver McLeod and Scotty's plans.
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Northwestern picks Shinkevich captain of 1940 baseball team
Evanston Illinois AP Fred Shinkevich of Kewanee Illinois was elected captain of Northwestern university's baseball team for 1940. The junior right fielder batted .333 this season. Pitcher Bill Syring of New York City was named Most Valuable Player after winning five of six Big Ten starts, losing only to Iowa, and tossing a no hitter against the University of Chicago.
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