Buchanan wins medal in women’s trans golf meet, 77
Phyllis Buchanan defending champion from Denver tops qualifying with 77 in the eighth annual Mississippi golf tournament at Blue Hills. Lucile Robinson of Des Moines tied for third with 80, while Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City shot 82 to contend for the fourth spot as 146 players compete and the cut lands at 92.
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Phyllis Buchanan
Ansas City
Denver
Richardson
Creston
Buchanan
Blue Hills Club Fairways
Aniela Gorczyca
Fort Worth
Texas
Miss Gorczyca
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
O S. Hill
Kansas City
Ted
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Marion Miley
Lexington
Hill
Yankees Back On Top Open Series With Boston Today
New York moves ahead of the pack atop the American League and faces the Boston Red Sox to start a series. Yankee hopefuls aim to rebound after a brief slip to second place as Yale right hander Bronca, rookie from Yale, struggled in his latest major league outing. Brooklyn visited Worcester and lost 5 to 4 to Holy Cross after four errors in the fifth.
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Yankees
Boston Today
New York
Boston
Red Sox
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Boxing Returns to Washington Gridiron Griffith Stadium
Johnny Risko the Cleveland heavyweight and Nate Brown will inaugurate legalized boxing in Washington Monday night at Griffith Stadium in a ten round bout. Congress passed the bill permitting boxing in the capital ten days ago.
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Washington
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Washington Pitcher Hurls No Hit Game in Tri County Opener
Kiesey pitched a no hit game for Washington against Wyman in the Tri County league opener. Washington won 6 to 5 with Kiesey and D Kiesey as the battery, aided by Humphrey and Davis. Wyman had two errors and seven hits. Crawfordsville beat Winfield 10 to 8. Columbus Junction defeated Wapello 3 to 2.
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Bordal
Gazette
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Stanton Kiesey
Wyman
Crawfordsville
Winfield
Columbus Junction
Wapello
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D Kiccey
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Retail Merchants Report Big Gains At Convention
Chicago officials report optimistic mid year progress from the National Retailers Goods association meeting. About 600 retailers nationwide describe earnings improvements of 10 to 40 percent in the year ending June 1 compared with the prior year.
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Chicago
National Retailers Goods Association
Goslin Sparks Tigers as Three Musketeers Lead Charge
Detroit climbs to within a half game of the Yankees after a western swing, led by Goose Goslin Charley Gehringer and manager Mickey Cochrane. Goslin has sparked the surge, hitting in his twenty eighth consecutive game and driving the offense with steady average above .300 as the Tigers gain momentum toward pennant contention.
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Three Musketeers
Goose Gogslin
Charley Gehringer
Mickey Cochrane
Bengals
Haat
Tigers
Yankees
Goslin
Johnny Stone
Senators
Gehringer
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Doran Np Rss
EEE
Americans Fail to Take French Titles in Paris Finals
In Paris, Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey lose the women's doubles final to Elizabeth Ryan and Mme Rene Mathieu 3-6 6-4 6-2. Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon win the men's doubles, while Borotra and Colette Rosambert capture the mixed doubles title defeating Ryan and Adrian Quist 6-2 6-4.
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Paris
America
Margaret Scriven
England
Helen Jacobs
United States
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Elizabeth Ryan
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Miss Ryan
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Jack Crawford
Vivan McGrath
Australia
Borotra
Colette Rosambert
Adrian Quist
Chicago Board of Trade Member Bets $50,000 on Baer
A Chicago Board of Trade member has posted a $50 000 wager on Max Baer to defeat Primo Carnera in the heavyweight title bout set for June 14. Frank Stone, a Chicago broker, is the wager initiator and reported the deal on Monday.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Baer
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trace
Frank Stone
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Stone
Umpire Pfirman Beaten By Unidentified Fan
Umpire Cy Pfirman of the National League arbitration was battered after a fist fight with an unidentified fan at the Polo Grounds following the Phillies Giants game. Pfirman sustained a black eye and facial bruises as a result of the confrontation.
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New York
INS
Cy Pfirman
National League
Phillies
Giants
Polo Grounds
Center Point Merchants edge Walker Club 1-0 in tight tilt
Center Point Merchants edged Walker Club 1-0 as Strait doubled and scored on Miller's single in the fourth. Tunks earned the win with nine strikeouts and four hits allowed, with Strait doubling and scoring the decisive run. Kelso and Michaels pitched for Walker Club.
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Walker
Strait
Miller
Merchants
Tunks
Merchants’ Battery
Kelso and
Michaels
American Association Night Wrap Involving Teams and Players
Fragmentary text lists many names including Logan Sprinz Hesse Gooch Nass Thompson Ericksons Perrin Garbark Fenner Stites Walkup Pensa Mioneapolis and references cities such as Indianapolis Columbus Milwaukee Kansas City. Contains scattered team references and brief match mentions.
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Columbus
Logan
Sprinz
Hesse and Gooch
Louisville
Toledo
Yenner Nass
Thompson Ericksons Perrin
Garbark
Paul
Milwaukee
FF Trow
Fenner Stites
Western League Standings And Monday Baseball Results
Western League standings show St Joseph leading with 9 wins and 10 losses, Des Moines 17 11, Davenport 7 11, and Omaha 7 12. Cedar Rapids defeated Omaha 5 to 9, while Topeka beat Davenport 10 to 7 in eight innings. second game postponed due to rain. National and American League results list open dates, with Monday and Tuesday games across divisions and minor leagues.
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Island
Des Moines
Pes C. Rapide
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Davenpor
Topeka
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
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Rock Island
Davenport
Italian Boxer Enzo Fiermonte to Fight Rosenbloom for Light-Heavy Title
Enzo Fiermonte, husband of Mrs. William K. Dick, has been matched by Jimmy Johnston to challenge Maxey Rosenbloom for the world light-heavyweight championship in a 15 round bout this September at Madison Square Garden. Negotiations followed after Fiermonte secured permission from his socialite wife to return to boxing.
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New York
Enzo Fiermonte
William K. Dick
John Jacob Astor
Maxey Rosenbloom
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Fiermonte
Johnaten
Flormonte
Boston
Johnston
Rosenbloom
Los Angeles
Golfer Call Your Shot Then Check with Chester Horton
A historic golf instruction piece explains swing basics focusing on club face alignment and swing path. It discusses left wrist positioning and body turn to avoid slices and emphasizes not forcing a square face early. The note promotes Horatio W aera’s pamphlet on fundamentals and requests a dime for costs.
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Chester Horton
Saints Take Pair From Des Moines in doubleheader sweep
Saint Louis Saints rebound from a former tie with Des Moines to lead the league by sweeping a Sunday doubleheader in St Joseph Missouri. They won 6 to 4 and 4 to 2 as Al Gizelbach and Dick Tallamante were the opposing pitchers in the two games. Ralph Sams pitched the nightcap before Marleau finished.
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Demons
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Dick Tallamante
Imps
Ralph Sams
Marleau
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Osorek Loshits
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Redman
Naylor
Williams
Winners In Irish Sweepstakes To Split Record Prizes
Dublin reports the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes will share 9 127 027 in prizes after the derby at Epsom Downs England subscriptions topped 14 373 825 and prizes include 18 firsts 30 000 each 18 seconds 15 000 each and 18 hundreds 100 each with £519 089 allocated to hospitals and a record number of prizes due to entries listed before final acceptances.
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Dublin
Epsom Downs
England
Alishah
Joseph L. Metzler
Aq Street
Union City
Denis Ege Earn
Barney Ross to Receive Royal Welcome in Chicago
Barney Ross returns from New York to a hero’s greeting in Chicago. He will be paraded to city hall, receive the key to the city, speak at events including the World's Fair and a Douglas Park celebration with Governor Horner and Mayor Kelly on the program. The west side Jewish fighter, rising from amateur to three world titles, will be tired after the 15 round victory over Jimmy McLarnin.
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Chicago
INS
Barney Ross
New York
West Side
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney
Douglas Park
Henry Horner
Edward J. Kelly
Klein and Foxx Stopped by Pitching staff in 1933
In 1933 Chuck Klein was held scoreless in 34 games and Jimmy Foxx in 27. Giants pitchers Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher kept Klein at bay but Hermon Bell closed the door. Dizzy Dean failed to slam the door on Klein, while Jim Mooney did in two games. Foxx hit well against several teams and had limited shutouts against the Yankees White Sox and others.
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Chuck” Klein
Jimmy Foxx
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Klein
Herman Bell
Dizzy Dean
Jim Mooney
Chuck
Yankees
White Sox
Browns
Senators
Cleveland
Yota
Red Sox
Raiders Rally Past Omaha 9-5 Behind Dickshot's Power
Earl Coughlin reports Raiders defeat Omaha 9-5 as John Dickshot belts a first inning homer with bases loaded and a second inning double to drive in six runs. Grant Standaert adds four hits and drives in key runs as Raiders overcome injuries and shift in the lineup.
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Earl Coughlin
John Dickshot
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Rock Island
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Bill Jackson
Jerry Standaert
Wetzel
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Lovich
van Fleet
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McMahon
Boom Salem For Iowa Athletic Directorship
New York AP report previews a week of major league baseball with Pittsburgh Pirates dropping from first to fifth place after six losses in nine games while the Boston Braves and Detroit Tigers claim attention. Tigers lead in runs and hits with 58 runs and 96 hits in eight games, and Detroit commits only three errors. Braces and Cardinals top the NL in scoring and homer totals as St. Louis shows strong pitching with 26 opponent runs allowed in eight starts.
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Detroit Tigers
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Tigers
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Hawkeye Athletics Director Rumor Swirls Over Lauer Resignation
OWA CITY AP report notes Dr. E H Lauer may resign as University of Iowa athletics director with August 1 departure looming. Unofficial discussions point to Ossie Solem as possible successor while board leaders plan study before action. Lauer joined UI faculty in 1919 and earlier led the extension division.
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E. H. Lauer
University of Iowa
Ossie Solem
Hawkeye
Solem
C. M. Updegraff
Lauer
Walter A. Jessup
Salem
Dr. Lauer
George T. Bresnahan
E. G. Schroeder
Bruce E. Mahan
Waters
Burton
A. Ingwersen
Iews
M Nnder Candidature For G O P Chief
In Chicago hotel lobbies Republican leaders name a new national chairman amid the race lines for upcoming campaigns. Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa is a chairmanship candidate. Other contenders include Walter J Kohler James E Watson Henry Fletcher Walter E Edge and second choices William B Butler and John M Hamilton.
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Hanford MacNider
Mason City
American Legion
Everett Sanders
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
James E. Watson
Indiavia
Henry Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
MacNider
William B. Butler
Massachusetts
Cooldge
John M. Hamilton
Republican State Committee
One Killed Three Shot In Jail Break
In Parchman Mississippi a prison break by twelve white inmates led to a gun battle with guards. One convict was killed and three others were seriously wounded during the fighting on Monday. Eleven of the twelve escapees were recaptured shortly after, with officials hopeful the remaining prisoner would be caught before Tuesday morning.
Upper Iowa Leads Alumni In Game Halted By Rain
Upper Iowa led the alumni 3 to 2 when the rain halted the day game in Fayette, Iowa. Mullen pitched four innings allowing no hits to the varsity, while Hungerford gave up seven safeties to the undergraduates as the contest ended in the fourth inning.
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Anderson
Riverside High School Commencement at Methodist Church
Riverside commencement exercises were held Friday evening at the Methodist church. Dr Edward Lauer of the University of Iowa spoke on facing the present as the high school chorus performed. Honors for perfect attendance went to several seniors and diplomas were presented by C S Cummings.
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Methodist Church
Margaret Jane Griffin
EB. Fitzsimmons
Velma Tobin
Lela Mce- Creedy
Edward Lauer
University of Iowa Department of Athletics
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Robert Frost
Lyle Luckey
Rita Herring
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Board of Education
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Lara Wingler
Velma Novy
Maxine O'Loughlin
Eunice Craig
Lloyd Herring
Clifford Eye Norbert Kephart
Joseph Est
Five held for Cedar Rapids holdup after report
Rudolph Hadek reported a beating and robbery of 42.20 by five men. Police arrested Darrel Power William Rushford Roenne House Frank Beebe and Floyd Kinney minutes later as they headed into Cedar Rapids in House’s car near Prairie Creek.
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Twelfth Street SE
Hadek
Darrel Power
Waubeek
William Rushford
Stone City
Roenne House
Frank Beebe
Central City
Floyd Kinney
Bukacek
Funcke
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H. B. Rupe
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Ely
Rock Island Overhead Bridge
Car runs wild in Mechanicsville street scene
A parked car on a hill near the Pace hotel rolled downhill after brakes were released by a prankster. It struck the curb and bank before crashing into the yard of Mrs. Hattie Carpenter, narrowly missing several bystanders including Mrs. Carpenter her sister Mrs. Jessiah Hines and Mrs. Jess Baker who acted to pull people to safety.
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William Haas
Pace Hotel
Hattie Carpenter
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