Bush on Curtis Cup Team Seeks spot in Buffalo
Betty Marchant Bush, a Marion girl, appears likely to earn a place on the Curtis Cup team for the U S women golfers to challenge Britain in Buffalo New York in September. Her Chicago Weathervane Open low amateur finish and fifth in the Titleholders boost her standing.
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Mrs. Bush
Betty Marchant Bush
Marion
U. S
Buffalo
N. Y
Bush
Chicago
White Sox
Senators
Rae Scarborough
Sox
Boston
Joe McCarthy
Cass Michaels
Scarborough
Casimir Kwienetski
Cass
Chico Carrasquel
Michaels
Chico
Woodcock Favored To Beat Savold In Title Bout
London AP reports British press backs Local Boy Bruce Woodcock to edge Lee Savold by 6-4 Tuesday night for the British and European versions of the world heavyweight title.
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London
Bruce Woodcock
Lee Savold
Price Medalist At Indian Creek Golf Tournament
Qualifying action concluded at Indian Creek Country Club with 47 entrants in three flights. Medalist Bernie Price shot 71 and drew Jim Schmulbach in the opening test, while first-round pairings must be set by Sunday night.
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Indian Creek Country Club
Bernie Price
Jim Schmulbach
McGuire Tops in Archery Tourney
Cedar Rapids archer John McGuire won the York American shoot as Cedar Rapids competitors swept firsts in the Marshalltown event. Other top finishers included Clarence Baker and M B McCurdy with high scores, with a junior division led by Dean Lindsey.
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McGuire
Marshalltown
John McGuire
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Baker
M. B. McCurdy
Patton
William Brown
Norma Brown
Bernice Colebaugh
LaVerna Baker
Dorothy Carroll
Des Moines
Dean Lindsey
Kenneth Hopkins
Muscatine
Jacqueline Hopkins
Indians Crush Waterloo 20-6 in Wild Three-I Slugfest
Cedar Rapids Indians beat Waterloo 20-6 Sunday night in a high scoring Three-I League game. Cedar Rapids built a 6-4 lead by the third, then exploded with four more in the fourth and 10 in the later innings to pull within a half game of Waterloo for fourth place. Election broadcasts begin Monday at 8 PM on KCRG-1600.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Indians
Terre Haute
Quincy
Ralph Johansen
Skippy Cannon
Cannon
Bob Prentice
Ron King
Sam Kanelos
Gene Thomas
Joe Kirrene
John Zuchnik
Bob Staton
Prentice
Stanton
Lang
Jack Tree
Majercik
Chuck Hower
Girard
Kirrene
Jim King
Staton
KCRG-1600
W. Terre
Evansville
Decatur
Danville
Davenport
Cubs Embrace Youth In Unexpected Hallmark Season
Frankie Frisch faces manager of the year buzz as his Chicago Cubs build on a youth plan that reshapes the lineup. Veterans Edwards Cavarretta Sauer and Pafko lead offensively while Schmitz Hiller and Dubiel pace a pitching staff, sparking a surprising rise to fifth place and a close race in the league standings.
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Joe Reichler
NEW York (Ap
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Chicago Cubs
Catalina Island
Cubs
Hank Edwards
Hank Sauer
Andy Pafko
Phil Cavarretta
Johnny Schmitz
Dutch Hiller
Walt Dubiel
Bob Borkowski
Edwards
Cavarretta
Sauer
Falko
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Standings and results from the Three I and American Leagues
The standings show New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, and Philadelphia leading their divisions. Sunday results include New York beating Cleveland and Detroit defeating Chicago. St. Louis and Philadelphia losses noted. Monday probable pitchers list Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York, and Chicago at Boston with game times at 6:30 p.m.
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New York Yankees
Detroit
Ed Lopat
Cleveland
Indians
Art Houtteman
Washington Senators
Lopat
Tribe
Boston
Red Sox
Fenway ‘Park
Walt Dropo
Birdie Tebbetts
Ted Williams
al Zarilla
Chicago
White Sox
Tebbetts
Zarilla
Williams
Dropo
Brownies
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A’s
Pet
G.B
New York
Iss
Boston Fe
Washington
Philadelphia
Chica
St. Louis
Trout
Nagy
Feller
Reynolds
Pierce
Kinder
Araleaiphia
L. Pet G.B. J. Keats
Pittsburch
Neinna
Slade Tohigh Wethicare
Hartune
Dickson
Brookly
Chicaro
Roe
Minner
St Louis
Oberts
Munger
Pittsburgh
Vaspeet
Brooklyn
Make-Up Tilts Feature Softball Make-Up Tilts
Six make-up games in the Industrial Commercial and Church leagues were completed Sunday as the Cedar Rapids Softball Association compensated for early rainouts. Collins won from Link-Belt Speeder by forfeit 7-0 in the Industrial tilt. The Commercial games included TeeS beating Bee 11 to 3 and White House beating 6 to 2. Several other matchups featured Deckers, Washburn, Livermore, Wise, and Dilsaver players with mixed results.
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Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Collins
Speeder
Tees
Bee
White House
Bson
Shea
Maudsley
White and Yan
A Speer En Reere
Washburn
Jones and Livermore
Wise
Hilmer
L. Benches
Hurch Goder Grito
BERD
Vanderline
Armstrong
E. Ee
Dilsaver
Davis
Bogey Golf Tilt At Elmcrest Club Names Ferguson Mallon Rigby
Ferguson Mallon and Rigby tied for first in the blind bogey event at Elmcrest Country Club with net 78. Closest entrants included Rice Waddington Thomas Severn Blahnik Pfaff and Quinn. Next week Charles Burkart starts free children lessons. 84 signed so far, expected to exceed 100.
McGregor Boat Races Draw Big Weekend Crowd
About 12 000 spectators watched the Mississippi power boat races at McGregor during Invasion Days. A driftwood incident damaged underwater units. two boats flipped. Homer Kincaid won all events except B class. Doc Horner claimed B class with Henry Tiege second.
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Mississippi River
McGregor
Mississippi
Marvin Braun
Cudahy
Wis
Tommy Small
Milwaukee
Homer Kincaid
Carbon Cliff
Doc Horner
Cedar Rapids
Henry Tiege
Walker
Fox Reconsiders On Cornell Coaching Position
Davenport high school wrestling coach Jim Fox has reconsidered his resignation to take the head wrestling job at Cornell College Mt Vernon. Superintendent Harold J Williams said housing difficulties in Mt Vernon were the main reason for the move. Fox will keep his Davenport post since the board had not acted. Cornell President Russell Cole called the decision a surprise and a statement was to follow after committee review.
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Davenport
Harold J. Williams
Fox
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Williams
Cornell
Russell Cole
Cole
Rozelle 22-Year-Old Jockey Dies After Spill
Richard Rozelle a 22 year old jockey died Sunday night at Delaware Hospital following injuries from a spill at Delaware Park. The accident occurred during racing events at the Wilmington track earlier in the day.
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Rozelle
Wilmington
Del
Richard Rozelle
Delaware Park
Delaware Hospital
Newkirk Dominates Hawkeye Downs Midget Show
Cedar Rapids driver Paul Newkirk won the 20 lap feature and also captured first in the 14 lap handicap and his heat race at Hawkeye Downs. Ritchie Hoyle and Merkley chased Newkirk with a Cedar Rapids dash and a late duel for second, while lights work and night stock car racing are set to begin next Sunday.
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Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Paul Newkirk
Dick Ritchie
Red Hoyle
der Merkley
Omaha
Newkirk
Ritchie
Merkley
Hoyle
Red Head
Lloyd Thurston
Waterloo
George Miller
Hawkeye Downs Oval
Lucky Hell Drivers Stock Car Racing Association
Midwest Midget Auto Racing Association
Neanture
Rae Rew
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George Miner
Bobby Parker
Clyde Skinner
Bis Hall
Erie
Ill
Bill Sallow
Bob Earl
Stanwood
Jerry Bein
Leclair
Thurston
Jemtints
Joe Guster
Moline
Willard Yates
Vic Ellis
Rockton
Caris Tops Offy Field At Ce-Mar
Jimmy Caris of Hollywood California won the midget event at Ce-Mar before 3146 fans, with a 14.86 time in time trials. The program featured multiple heats and finals as drivers from Chicago Detroit and Cedar Rapids vied for top positions, with Caris leading the feature and Vogel Hobel close behind. The midget race next Sunday at Ce-Mar was canceled and a second stock race added for Wednesday and Sunday. The circuit will open a new Moline Illinois track next week.
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Jimmy Caris
Hollywood
Fila
Ce-Mar
Johnny Hobel
Cedar Rapids
Rex May
Moline
Ill
Caris
Gene Hartley
Offy
Mike O’halloran
Chicago
Chuck Vogel
Vogel
O’halloran
Chuck Russell
Detroit
Mich
David Offy
Johnny Roberts
Don Branson
Roberts
Red Hoyle
Davenport Duo Wins Net Doubles Title
Davenport players Jerry Jager and Jim Lindsay captured the state doubles tennis title with a 9-7 6-2 win over Dubuque contenders Dale Launspach and Bob Timmerman. The final capped the state meet that began two weeks earlier at Ames and marked Davenport’s third state title of the year.
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Dubuque
Jerry Jager
Jim Lindsay
Davenport
Dale Launspach
Bob Timmerman
Ames
Moshkaw Wins Grand Aggregate at Albert Lea Small Bore Shoot
Albert Lea Minnesota AP John Moshkaw of Waterloo won the grand aggregate championship at the 12th annual small bore shoot scoring 1592 of 1600. Defending titleholder Dave Rosenberg Cedar Rapids finished out of the top spot, with R Sprowls Cedar Rapids in second on 1582 points.
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Albert Lea
Minn
John Moshkaw
Waterloo
Albert Lea Rifle and Gun Club
Dave Rosenberg
Cedar Re
R. Sprowls
Cedar Rapids
Stainless Steel Eyes Copper Bound Aluminum Handle
Supple flexible action item description notes stainless steel eyes copper bound aluminum handle and cork grip. Includes a 10 day money back guarantee and price of 2.15 delivered. Mentions check or money order payment and quantity discounts on all merchandise.
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Pittsfield
Mass
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Diamond Council OF America
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