Vavra Catches 68 In Kenmore Golf Tourney Shock
Local golfers shone as Johnny Vavra shot 68 and Ocie Trimble beat Glen Darrow 4-3 in the Kenmore championship flight second round. Vavra defeated Howard Fortson 8-6 with a 33-35 in 15 holes, while Trimble led early before Darrow halved most holes.
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Pirates Repulse Cub Attack and Braves Triumph
Pinkey Whitney and Hal Lee led the Braves with three hits apiece to beat the Phillies 5 to 3. Whitney added a double and two singles in the eighth to drive in Moore and tie the game at two. Schulmerich and Hurst homered in the opener as Carroll allowed 12 hits for the Braves.
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Gehrig Leads Yanks In Licking Yanks 8-3
At Fenway Park Boston Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sox split a doubleheader. A's hammered 16 hits for a 15 3 opener win Frank Higgins and Ed Coleman drove in five and four runs respectively. Dale Alexander homered for the A's. Dusty Rhodes allowed six safeties in the second game rain ended it 7-5 with Lefty Grove conceding eleven hits.
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East Iowa Net Tournament At C. C In July
The third annual Eastern Iowa tennis meet is set for July 26 to 29 at Cedar Rapids country club. Events include mens singles mens doubles and womens singles with past winners Frank Brody Merle Robins and Max Everett and Dorothy Day.
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Beardsley tops French to lead girls challenge round
Martha Beardsley wins 6 2 6 2 over Miss French to claim top seed in the girls handicap tournament at the Country Club courts. Esther Yothers forfeits due to illness, with matches featuring Marian Hunting and Betty French in the field as round progresses.
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Gehrig expected to break consecutive games record this August
In August, Lou Gehrig is poised to surpass Everett Scott’s 1307 game streak with the Boston Red Sox. Gehrig has 1197 straight games this year, needing 111 to claim the mark while boosting the Yankees with consistent at bats and power hitting.
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Deep River Wins Kittenball Tourney Final
Deep River claimed the kittenball tournament with a 12 to 0 victory over Guernsey in the finals after opening round wins. Deep River beat Brooklyn 26 to 2 in the first game while Guernsey edged Montezuma 12 to 5 to reach the final.
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Iowa Tops Wisconsin and Chicago in conference showings
University of Iowa athletic teams fared best against Wisconsin and Chicago within the Western conference last year. The Hawkeyes beat Wisconsin twice in baseball and once each in basketball swimming and tennis, and defeated Chicago twice in basketball and once in golf track and swimming. Minnesota swept all eight contests against Iowa.
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Intercity tennis matches spark local club plans
The On The Courts column notes rising tennis popularity in towns with local teams and announces an intercity match between the local squad and Independence next Sunday. It highlights comeback hopes for Merle Robins, Davis Cup talk, and ongoing rivalries among Bob Stansbury Wayne Rogers, with tips from Tilden for beginners.
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College players too lazy says college players too lazy
Chicago sports columnist cites Jimmy Dykes as saying collegians avoid baseball, preferring tennis and football. He argues baseball offers real wealth and risk for talent with courage, noting big league incomes and the potential of stars like Ty Cobb, Eddie Collins, and Hack Wilson, while urging players to pursue baseball rather than corporate paths.
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Cities Service Wins Extra Inning Battle 7 6
Cities Service Juniors edged the Fire fighters 7 to 6 in eight innings after a seesaw game. Cities Service surged with five runs in the third, then tied the score later and won when Kincaid drove Bednasek home on an error. Currell and Bednasek sparked the late rally as Spencer reached on an error and Kincaid delivered the deciding hit.
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Big League Clubs Face Deadline After Ban Looms
In New York Bill Terry watched Boston Braves infield practice and warned that several clubs must trade before the midnight June 15 ban. He noted the Phillies would sell for high prices and questioned what the other clubs would do ahead of the deadline.
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Negro Dominates Prep Track Meet
Ottawa Kansas won a Saturday prep track meet with multiple records and standout performances. East Tech Cleveland set a new world record in the 100 yard dash while Ottawa and North high Wichita posted top times and winning distances in field events.
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Iowa Schools Place In National Track Meet
Five Iowa high schools scored at the national meet Saturday led by Cherokee with 24 points placing fourth. Clinton earned 10 points, Ottumwa 6, Buffalo Center 4, and Davenport 2.6 overall.
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Ruth Kresge Weds Irish Broker in Secret NY Ceremony
Ruth Kresge daughter of Sebastian G. Kresge married Capt Henry William Nugent Head a Trish broker in New York then sailed for a honeymoon aboard the Ile de France. The wedding came as a surprise to society as the couple obtained a license Friday and kept details private.
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Five Iowa Captains Named For 1933-34
Five University of Iowa sport captains are named for 1933-34 with a track leader to be chosen later after eligibility for the 1934 season is settled. Captains elected include Tom Moore of Waterloo for football, Herman Schultenhenrich of St. Louis for baseball, John O’Leary of Cherokee for wrestling, Robert McElroy of Muscatine for cross country, and Rudolph Bolte of Davenport for gymnastics. basketball, swimming, and golf leaders were also chosen.
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