Darrow Defeats Smith In City Golf Meet First Round
Glen Darrow won his opening city golf championship match against Fred Smith five and three at the Kenmore links. Johnny Vavra advanced by default after Bill Vesely left for summer study in Iowa City. Other first round results included Janda over Powell six and five and Jones over Voight four and three.
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Glen Darrow
Fred Smith
Darrow
Kenmore Links
Johnny Vavra
Bill Vesely
Vesely
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Vavra
Walter Hagen
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Joe Janda
John Powell
Charles Jones
Don Voight
Elmer Hightower
F. Farber
Howard Fortson
Howard Helscher
Bob Hartenberger
T. C
Feuds Arise In Winneshiek Loops
Winneshiek County Cow Pasture baseball league faces controversy as Alfalfa and Cactus league games from two weeks ago are unsettled. Plymouth Rock and Bluffton dispute a rain halted forfeit in Alfalfa with Blueton leading, while Ridgeway and Ossian clash in Cactus league over a disputed game. Other pairings like Decorah Mystery and Canoe Burr Oak also feature disputed results and are absent from standings.
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Canoe
Burr Oak
Glenwood
Bluffton
Freeport
Kendallville
Plymouth Rock
Hesper
Decorah
Mystery
Ridgeway
Spillville
Festina
Osen
Fort Atkinson
Frankville
L. Pet
Church League Diamonball Open Night Divisions
Armstrongs face Cedar Valley Dairy in a 16 to 6 defeat after a slow start. Country Club ousted Milvalskys in a twelve inning battle with a late rally. Drews edged Alberts 8 to 7 in a pitching duel. La Plant Choate won 6 to 2 behind Paul Servoy Schmidt and Nordroff.
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Armstrongs
Cedar Valley Dairy
C. Valley Dairy
Brousard
Snyder
Handley
Miller
McAllen
Country Club
Milvalskys
Mann
Mitralskys
Burlingame
Mann, Jones, Haylick
Drews
Alberts
L. Womacka
W. Womacka
Knedler
Meyer
Conroy Nine Defeats Williamsburg 5 to 1
Conroy Iowa defeated Williamsburg Sunday by 5 to 1. Conroy racked up eleven hits to Williamsburgs five. McAreavy struck out 19 for Conroy while Arguella fanned seven. Conroy will face Cedar Rapids Colored Giants next Sunday.
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Conroy
Williamsburg
McAreavy
Arguella
Cedar Rapids Colored Giants
Carnera Says He Is a Much Better Fighter Now
United Press reports Primo Carnera, preparing for Jack Sharkey in late June at Paramus, insists he is a stronger, quicker, smarter fighter than in their prior meeting. He cites improved defense, a sharper left jab, and readiness to win to claim the heavyweight title for Italy.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Primo
Mussolini
Italy
Sharkey
Baer
Pisa
Harold Mays
Mays
Tunney
Carnera
Iowa to play 18 basketball games in 1933-34 schedule
University of Iowa announces an 18 game 1933 34 schedule under coach Rollie Williams with 12 Big Ten conference games and six non conference affairs All Big Ten games are home and away The slate opens December 2 with James Millikin University at Iowa City and includes Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Purdue Indiana Northwestern Iowa State Carleton and other foes across December February and March
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Rollie Williams
Hawkeyes
Iowa
James Millikin University
Decatur
Ill
James Millikin
Iowa State
Carleton
North Oak State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ilinois
Droke
Des Moines
Bradley Tech
Indiana
Bloomington
Purdue
Lafayette
Northwestern
Evanston
Town City
Illinois
Urban
Madison
Littleport Defeats Elkader Club 5 to 4
Littleport beat Elkader in a Sunday baseball game 5 to 4 on the local diamond. A small crowd witnessed the tight contest as the hosts secured the win.
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Littleport
Elkader Club
Elkader
Redlegs disrupt NL expectations and fast pitches discussed
Redlegs challenge predictions in the National League as they sit in a surprise tie for fourth. Len Warneke, once NL wins leader, has been stung by Cincinnati and Van Mungo tops speed tests at 11313 feet per second, with Oral Hildebrand excelling for Cleveland. The piece also notes Clinton high school's Carl Nelson clocking 9.5 seconds in the 100 yard dash and recalls Elmer Marek's 1924 college choices.
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Cincinnati
Redlegs
Reds
Len Warneke
Cub
Warneke
Arkansan
Lefty Grove
Vernon Gomez
Bill Hallahan
Dazzy Vance
Wes Ferrell
Southpaw Gomez
Department of Ballistics and Mathematics
West Point Military Academy
Yankee Portsider
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Dodger
Gomez
Mungo
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland
Butler University
Hildebrand
Clinton Track Sensation Carl Nelson Equal 100 Yard World Record
Clinton high school star Carl Nelson sprinted the 100 yards in 9.5 seconds to tie the listed world mark in a twilight exhibition race. He faced Jimmy Owen of Iowa national scholastic champ 1932 Lamburtus from Nebraska and Garrison of Burlington as athletes from six states prepared for Chicago nationals.
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Middle Western High School
Iowa
Carl Nelson
Clinton
Nelson
Jimmy Owen
Lamburtus
University of Nebraska
Garrison
Burlington
Chicago
Jabs Roundup From Cities With Noted Wins and Draws
In a press of results, Lee Ramare of San Diego outpointed Babe Hunt of Ponca City. Lou Poster of New York stopped Jack McCoy. Sally Duhelsky of Chicago defeated Norman Brown. Danny Delmont beat Owen Miller. Kefry Laure Mays of Des Moines stopped Von Pedixa. Jack Ricco and Dave Nemo drew in Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lee Ramare
San Diego
Calif
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Lou Poster
New York
Jack McCoy
Leiperville
Chicago
Sally Duhelsky
Norman Brown
Indianapolis
Danny Delmont
Chicaro
Owen Miller
Gary
Iad
Des Moines
Kefry Laure Mays
von Pedixa
Chariton
Jack Ricco
St. Louis
Dave Nemo
Drew
Ryder Cup golfers down amateur team in New York
In White Plains Willie Turnesa, 18, led amateurs to a 4 1 victory over the Ryder Cup pros at Metropolitan Country Club. Turnesa paired with Howard Bereman to beat Ed Dudley and Horton Smith two and one, the only amateur win as the professionals prevailed in other matches. Pro matches yielded several decisive scores, with proceeds plus a $500 Metropolis Club grant going to the PGA benevolent fund.
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White Plains
N.Y
Willie Turnesa
Metropolis
Turnesa
Howard Bergman
Ed Dudley
Horton Smith
England
Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Walter Hagen
Billy Burke
Paul Runyan
Jess Sweetser
Max Marston
Olin Dutra
George Volst
Eddie Drigss
Leo Piegel
Craig Wood
Gene Homans
Leonard Martin
Sidney Noyes
John H. Parker
Bereman
Turnesn
Willie
Metropolis Club
Benevolent Fund
The
Professional Golfers Association of America
West Liberty Opens Night Kittenball Under Floodlights
West Liberty will start its kittenball season at North Point field Friday under new floodlights. Joe Walters and Joe Howard announce opening ceremonies at 7 30 with talks by H F Lewis and Dr A E Ady. Frank T Lawton will pitch the first ball. Three games feature North Point vs West Liberty Co operative Creamery Irey of Nichols vs Moose of Muscatine and Suros McNete vs Columbus Junction. No admission. A June 25 tournament is planned with entries due June 20. winner gets trophy and 3 cash, runner up 4 cash. Teams listed include Wilton Town City Muscatine and West Liberty.
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Gazette
West Liberty
North Point Field
Joe Walters
Joe Howard
H. F. Lewis
A. E. Ady
Frank T. Lawton
R. P. Evans
Columbus Junction
Wilton
Town City
Muscatine
C. S. A. Cardinals Seek Games In Cedar Rapids
The newly organized Cc S A Cardinals aim to schedule outings in Cedar Rapids with June 25 as a target. Manager Frank J Tyrdik leads a lineup of top M. and Jd. league players. teams may contact Tyrdik at 5504 or 1833 D Street SW.
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Cc. S. A. Cardinals
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Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Clinton High School
Elmer Marek
Washington High School
Marek
Ohio State
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Hudson Unit
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Tess
Hudson
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Cedar Rapids
Hudson-Essex Co
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Terraplane Orchestra
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