Des Moines Girl Lucile Robinson Wins Trans Miss Medal
Lucile Robinson of Des Moines set a course record with an 81 to claim medalist honors at the Trans Miss golf tournament amid strong winds and treacherous fairways. She led by six strokes over the nearest rival, Mrs. Leon Solomon of Memphis, with Wichita’s defending champion Mrs. Charles Newbold and others close behind as 93 competitors contended.
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ES Moines
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Wakonda
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Lvenn
Miss Robinson
Wichita
Charles Newbold
Dave Bonella
Ottumwa
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Solomon
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Dean Stacy
Oklahoma City
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Newbold
Elfred Beck
Tulsa
Mrs. Newbold
Frances Darbyshire
Jack Scott
Ottumbva
Pir
R. L. Rockholz
Oklahuma
Vate Scott
Gwi Guas
Monticello Defeats Manchester 19 to 8 in league showdown
Special to The Gazette Monticello Cubs routed Manchester Hawks 19 to 8 to seize second place in the Ma gQuaker Valley league. George Clark collected six hits in six at bats including a triple setting a new Cub mark and tying the league hit record. The Cubs tied their own 23 hit game record and nearly matched the 1931 Dyersville Oxford Junction score, while Guttenberg and Dyersville also posted decisive wins in other league games.
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Gazette
Manchester
Monticello Cubs
Manchester Hawks
George Clark
Cub
Cubs
Dyersville
Oxford Junction
Guttenberg Giants
Independence
Indians
Bec.c
Cascade Reds
Reds
Monticello
Meredith
Cronkite
Micheals Carty
Heyer
Seymour
HR Niemin
McGregor Nine Licks Edgewood Club In Soccer Clash
McGregor edged Edgewood 4 to 3 on Sunday in a Clayton county league match. McGregor strengthened its streak with a late rally as Edgewood fought to the final whistle.
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McGregor
Edgewood Club
Clayton Counts
Craemer Wins In Second Flight Of D. C. Tournament
N. P. Craemer won second flight honors in the Country Club Warm-Up tournament dominating J. L. Lindsay 4-3 in the final. Craemer led early and never relinquished the edge as Lindsay surged late but fell short.
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Craemer
D. C
N. P. Craemer
J. L. Lindsay
Lindsay
Graemer
Teee Lindsay
Sunday Baseball Doubleheader Results Across American League
First game saw New York paste Boston 8 to 7 with Ruffing and teammates combining on the mound and Batters tallying runs. Second game listed New York pulling ahead initially then Boston recovering as pitchers and fielders contributed to a 9 to 13 affair in a compressed box line.
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New York
Boston
Ruffing
Brennan
Brown
Pennock
Dickey
Jorgens
Rhodes
Welch
Pipgras
Ferrell
Moore
Kline
Welland
Gooch
Bill Terry
Giants
Frankie’ ‘Frisch
Cardinals
Harold Traynor
Pittsburgh
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Paul Waner
Cincinnati Rally Beats Cubs 66 to 5 in wild game
Grantham delivered a pivotal three bagger in the seventh with two out and bases full, lifting the Cincinnati Reds over the Chicago Cubs 66 to 5 in the third game of the series. Bottomley walked Haley singled Rice walked before English scored.
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Cincinnati
Grantham
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Bottomley
Haley
Rice
Himself
English
Chicago
Oreere
Herman
Weeer
F. Herman
Seeee Stephenson
Aare
Eadenee Grimm
Warneke
Avenes Hendrick
Hartnett
Jurses
Koenig
So Malone
Bush
Eel Campbell
Grimm
R H Adams
Ea Eereesee Moore
Ooee Bottomley
de UW Hafey
Fene Ricerf ’ Saerers Grantham
Saeane Morrissey
Malone
Smith
Smithh
Stark
Kiem
Rigiler
Bruce Campbell
Art Scharcin
George Blachelder
Ed Durham
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Bes
Browns
Scharein
Campbell
Sox
al Simmons
Kress
Blacholder
Sam West
Garrs
Blachelder
Toddville Defeats Colored Giants 15 3 In One Sided Sunday Win
Toddville defeated the Colored Giants of Cedar Rapids by a lopsided score as Erickson Berger Van Note and Kraut homered. Toddville limited opponents to three hits and fanned fifteen. The club has open dates and invites contact with the manager of the Toddville independents.
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Toddville
Colored Giants
Cedar Rapids
Erickson, Berger, van Note
Toddville Independents
Meteors edge Center Point in nine inning baseball clash
The Dubuque Meteors defeated Center Point Merchants 6 to 5 on Sunday. Dubuque had nine hits to Center Point eight as Wheeler struck out twelve in a masterful five plus innings. Tanks closed out for Center Point with three straight first outs.
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Center Point
Dubuque Meteors
Center Point Merchants
Dubuque
Wheeler
Tanks
Merchants
Sutton and Plass
Tunks and
Hallownay
American Association Night Game in St Paul
A night game involved teams from Minneapolis and Indianapolis with players Petty Taneeher Vandenbers Glenn Hatter Bass and Erickson noted alongside St Paul and Louisville in an American Association matchup.
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Louisville
Petty Taneeher Vandenbers
Glenn Hatter
Bass
Erickson
St Paul
Indianapolis
Wil Petl Wol Pel
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianolis
Toledo
Minnpolis
St. Paul
Babe Didrikson Returns to Los Angeles Focused on Golf
Babe Didrikson resurfaces in Los Angeles after years of fading from public view turning attention to golf as she seeks a pro career. The piece compares her post Olympic fame and failed pro leap to Joie Ray’s similar transition and notes public reception and managerial missteps.
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Babe Didrikson
Los Angeles
Texas
Miss Didrikson
Joie Ray
East Iowa loop results keep Lowden Calamus Wheatland Stanwood
In Sunday play in the East Iowa League Lowden faced Calamus and Wheatland met Stanwood. Battery details list A Mier Koch Wiebel for Lowden and Olsen Henning Lund for Calamus, Endorf Shelton for Wheatland, Moffit Smith for Stanwood. Bennett defeated Lowden 16 to 12 with Kruckenberg and Wiebel as Lowden batters.
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Lowden
Iowa
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Calamus
A. Mier, Koch and Wiebel
Calamus Olsen, Henning
Lund Wheatland
Stanwood
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Csse Re
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Walcott Scse
Bennett
Clarence
Maquoketa And Bellevue Retain Loop Leadership
Maquoketa and Bellevue held the lead in the Northwestern Town baseball league with wins on Sunday over Lost Nation 6 to 2 and Bald win 4 to 1. Oxford Junction beat Preston 9 to 0, Charlotte defeated Delmar 16 to 12, keeping ties for second place.
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Maquoketa
Baldwin
Deppe
Bock
Oxford Junction
Preston
Bright
Jungjohan
Charlotte
Delmar
Baseball Standings and Results From Multiple Leagues
The page lists American League and other league standings with team records and winning percentages, Tuesday schedule previews, and Sunday results for teams including New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Boston, Brooklyn, and others. It also notes Mississippi Valley League results and upcoming games.
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New York
Cleveland
Washton
Detroit
Philadel
Louis
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Chicara
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Nat St. Loui
Burke Picked for Ryder Cup Squad
George A Jacobus of the PGA selected Billy Burke as the tenth member of the U S Ryder Cup team. Burke, 1930 national open champion, joins Capt Walter Hagen and the rest of the squad bound for Southport England to face Great Britain on June 26.
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New York
INS
George A. Jacobus
Professional Golfers Association of America
Billy Burke
P.G
Burke
Connecticut Star
Jacobus
Walter Hagen
Southport
England
Houke Wins Medal in City Golf Tournament
Tom Houke shot 72 to take medal honors in the City golf tournament at Kenmore, edging Bill Vesely who posted 73. First round pairings include Houke vs Hastings and Vesely vs Johnny Vavra, with rounds required by June 18 to June 24 leading to a final match.
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Johnny Vavra
Bill Vesely
Kenmore
Tom Houke
Houke
Bob Hastings
Vesely
Vavra
Glen Darrow
Fred Smith
Ccle Trimble
Bill Meyer
John Carey
Bill Jacobson
Carey
Jacobson
John Powell
Joe Janda
Charles Jones
Don Volari
Elmer Hightower
F. Barbera
Ocie Trimble
Bud Carringer
Frank Buresey
Groree Alt
Donald Taylor
Bob Martenberger
E. J. Carey
Jack Smith
L. Bucklin
Jimm Taylor
E. L. Winn
Jack Smythe
T. McLaveghini
BE. Meyn
H Wokoun
E. J Clapp
Ken Snyder
H Houseman
Frank Beltz
Bob Repstion
J. J Harper
J. Peddicourt
H. Kiine
P. E. Knnanck
A Hatch
Tom Radloff
George Onley
Junior Reed
D. Dunbar
C. H. Walters
Robert Boyd
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J. A. DuBois
Ray Pepman
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Fairfax beats Pete's Service 8 to 3 in nine innings
The Fairfax nine took eight hits and benefited from eight errors to defeat Pete's Service of Cedar Rapids 8 to 3. Svoboda fanned eleven for Fairfax while Holmes struck out two for Pete's Service. Crowley allowed two hits in three innings. Pete's Service will practice with the Cltics Service Thursday at Daniels Park.
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Thazetta i Psairiar
Fae
Fairfax
Pete
Cedar Rapids
Svoboda
Holmes
Crowley
Cltics
Daniels Park
Victor Cubs Sweep Koszta and Marengo Clubs
Victor Cubs added two more victories Sunday at Koszta defeating Koszta Independents and Marengo Independents. The Koszta contest ended 15 to 4 with Victor in command while the Marengo game finished 4 to 3 in Victor’s favor.
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Gazett
Victor Cubs
Koszta
Koszta Independents
Marengo Independents
Golf lesson from a 1933 viewpoint on second shots
The article analyzes misjudged shots from different balls on a hole. It explains how the second and third shots went astray and urges careful judgment to avoid similar errors, highlighting influences at play and the need to study the scenery for better outcomes.
Old Guard Fades as Goodman Wins National Open
Johnny Goodman, 23, takes the National Open at North Shore Golf Club with a final 287 as Ralph Guldahl follows at 288. Craig Wood trails at 300 while Walter Hagen and Tommy Armour linger five shots back, signaling a changing of the guard in golf.
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International News Service
York
Old Guard
North Shore Golf Club
Chicago
Johnny Goodman
Ralph Guldahl
Craig Wood
Neaarest
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Hagen
Goodman
Bobby Jones
Jones
Winged Foot
Ike Jones
Guldahl
Tie
Gene
Crab Wood
Dutras
Oliln
Mortle
Gus Moreland
Johnny Revolta
Lea Diesel
Johnny Farrell
John
Mac Smith
Garazen
Armour
Thomas
Schmeling Plans Return and Wedding to Ondra
Max Schmeling, former heavyweight boxing champion of Germany, will return home this week and marry German film star Anny Ondra in July, he told United Press Monday in New York.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Anny Ondra
United Press
Wheatland Defeats Stanwood 6 to 2 in Sunday Tilt
Wheatland defeated the Stanwood Red Sox 6 to 2 on Sunday. Stanwood opened scoring on a two base hit by Moffit with Swift scoring, Wheatland tallied two in the fifth two in the seventh and two in the ninth. Endorf limited Stanwood to six hits while Mount allowed twelve. Stanwood hosts Bennett July 2 next. Deep sea fishes sometimes fall up into lighter zones and cannot descend due to air bladder expansion.
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Stanwood Wheatland
Stanwood Red Sox
Sox
Swift
Moffit
Wheatland
Mount
Stanwood
Endorf
Bennett
Springville Defeats Monticello Cubs 7 4
Springville beat Monticello 7 to 4 on Sunday afternoon. Monticello pitchers Ted and Bud Oltman shared the battery, while Springville's Harold Miller and Billy Secrist did the same for their team.
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Springville
Cubs
Monticello
Ted
Bud Oltman
Harold Miller
Billy Secrist
Alburnett Edges Lisbon 9 to 7 in Sunday Baseball
Alburnett independents defeated Lisbon 9 to 7 with Etzel Hemphill and Strait on the mound for Alburnett and Miller Meinser handling Lisbon pitching and lineup duties in a tight game.
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Alburnett
Lisbon
Iowa
Alburnett Independents
Etzel
Hemphill
Strait
Battery
Miller
Meinser
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