Michigan State Beats Iowa 6 To 1 In Final Baseball Tilt
Michigan State closes its season with a 6 to 1 victory over Iowa in Cedar Rapids. Spartans peppered Gene Ford for fifteen hits while John Berg pitched well. Key homers came from Jack Stephens and Bill McCann, and a two run error helped seal the win in the fourth.
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Ort
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Bere
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Dutra Wins 0 9 Open Golf Crown
Dutra captures the Open title in dramatic fashion as Cruickshank drops with late errors. Dutra birdied key holes and held on after a tense finish, while Sarazen and Cox faltered on the back nine. Detroit tops Chicago 8 to 5 as Gehringer fuels a late rally.
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U. S. Davis Cup Players Embark On Quiet Quest
New York AP reports the United States Davis Cup team departed quietly for the tournament as Captain R Norris Williams and players Frank Shields Sidney Wood Jr Lester Stocken offered no bold forecasts. Only George M Lott Jr spoke briefly hoping for a win, while the team avoided predictions after six years of defending silence.
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France
Armstrongs Downs Alberts Team In Diamondball Tilt
Armstrongs edged Alberts 7 to 6 in a Diamondball contest at Ellis Park, scoring five runs in the sixth helped by hits and walks. Other Open league results: Old Lager beat Town Electric Light and Power 9 to 0 behind Burlingame. Beesons Cigar Store defeated Bennet Tide 6 to 4. Officials' League saw City Employer beat Fire Shift No 1 21 to 20 after an extra inning. Young Men's Church League had Oliver Presbyterian over Trinity Methodist 16 to 9.
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Seven Iowa teams finish in first division in 1933 34
Special to The Gazette Iowa City seven of ten University of Iowa sport teams ended 1933 34 in first division of the Western Conference. Hawkeye swimmers led Big Ten by second in March title meet. Wrestling third, gymnastics fourth, football tied for fourth with Illinois. Basketball fifth with Indiana in through ball. Baseball fifth, track fifth outdoors, golf ninth, tennis sixth. Poland to allocate over 16 million for small dwellings this year.
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Alberts To Meet Waterloo Club At Frolic Field Tonight
Alberts face Waterloo Laundry in the night cap at Frolic Field with Waterloo famed for a strong diamondball squad. Alberts, boosted by star pitcher Rat Barlingame, aims for win in season debut as both clubs bring shaky lineups to the field.
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France Leads European Davis Cup Round in Paris
France and Czechoslovakia advanced in European Davis Cup play. In Paris France beat Von Cramm and Hans Denker 5-7 6-2 6-4 10-8 in doubles to move to two wins with Germany one. Czechoslovakia defeated New Zealand three to one in Prague to reach the lower half semi finals against Italy.
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Central Track Meet Records Superior To Figures Of Big Ten
At the Marquette stadium Milwaukee Indiana half miler Charles Hornbostel, Iowa javelin thrower Mark Panther, and Wesley Busbee of Indiana discus, posted better marks than at the Western Conference meet this year in most events. A survey shows Central intercollegiate meet performances exceeded Western Conference in 13 of 15 comparable events.
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Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Mark Panther
Iowa
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Finn Komonen Wins Washington Marathon Record
Finn Komonen of Sudbury Canada repeated his victory from last year in the national A A U marathon from Mount Vernon to the White House. His time 2 hours 43 minutes 26 25 seconds set a new record for the 26 mile 285 yard course, sponsored by the Washington Evening Star.
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Wih Finn
Sudbury
Canada
Mount Vernon
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Washington Evening Star
Largest Liquor Still Is Raided In Oregon
Portland authorities raid a 500 gallon pot still found on Boone's Ferry road nine miles south of Portland. Federal officials say the operation could yield $2,830 a month in taxes if legal, with a capacity to produce 200 gallons daily of 190 proof alcohol, taxed at $3.80 per gallon totaling $760 per day.
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White-Headed Snake Brought Back Alive
PITTSBURGH INS The Carnegie Museum welcomes rare specimens from Barro Colorado Island Panama. Reptile specialist M Graham Netting reports a white headed snake and a whooping bull frog from Gatun Lake, Panama, revived after preservation. The snake is only the second of its kind noted in science, while the frog is famed for its nightly cries.
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Real estate transfers list Cedar Rapids properties
W H Gibson transfers to I K Gibson a quarter section with multiple subdivisions in 1-83-6 for 1 and val con. Ralph Shulman to Joseph Shulman transfers lot 10 in Leach and Harman's add Cedar Rapids for 15-34. A second transfer of lot 9 Leach and Harman's add Cedar Rapids for 1 and val con. L A Andrew receiver to Fay B Cellins a deed for sw nw sec 2-84-5 for 100. Margretha Lambertsen et al to Freda Lambertsen fot 8 bik 60 Hulls 6 add Cedar Rapids for 1 and valuable consideration. 6-34.
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Freda Lambertsen
Cedar Rapids
Reds Take Second In Row From Cubs
Giants edge Phillies 8 to 7 as Mel Ott homers twice for his 14th of the season. Eddie Holley allowed the ninth inning rally but held on. Bill Terry also homered and Schumacher went deep as the Giants maintained a slim lead in a slugfest in Philadelphia.
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Bill Terry
Schumacher
Three Minute Triumphs Over Firefighters 13-5 in Legion Tilt
Three Minute Junior pushed twelve hits and strong base running to beat the Firefighters 13 to 5 at Daniels Park in an American Legion game. Moravec led with three hits, driving in several runs as Three Minute built a big early lead and coasted to victory. Cur ran saved a potential extra-damage inning with a shoestring catch. Next game is Tuesday against West Highland and Roosevelt.
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Mrs Astor's Husband Plans Bout With Rosenbloom
Enzo Fiermonte, stepfather to John Jacob Astor II, wagers 2 to 1 against light-heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom for $10,000 and the title in a July 19 Madison Square Garden bout. The former middleweight champ, who left boxing two years ago, says he will train to win but will donate his purse to charity if victorious. He plans a secret camp with minimal attendants and insists the bout is a wager, not a commercial event.
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Petoskey to Join Reds After Michigan Graduation
Saginaw Mich AP Ted Petoskey star at University of Michigan football basketball and baseball said at his home he signed a contract with the Cincinnati Reds of the National League and would report June 20 two days after his graduation.
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