Hale America Field Gives Par A Terrific Beating
Ninety six golfers enter the Hale America second round as leaders Crisman and Turnesa post seven under 65s. A crowd of contenders includes Cooper Mangrum Litttle Brosch Sipula and Wehrle with scores in the high 60s, while Bobby Jones competes in Chicago his first tourney here since 1928.
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Hale America Field
Hicago
Wing
Craig Wood
Otey Crisman
Selma
Ala
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N.Y
Turnesa
Harry’ Cooper
Minneapolis
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Linson Little
al Brosch
Farmingdale
Mike Sipula
Ottawa
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
NEA
Seret
Joe Turnesa
Ridgemoor Country Club
New Entries Slated for Hawkeye Downs Harness Meet
About 40 horses are entered for three Hawkeye Downs events starting at 2 15 with 221 pace 2 27 trot for 3 year olds and 215 trot Eastern Iowa Racing subcommittee lists Cher Golden Gate Ozark Ladd Silk Hart and Guy Templeton as likely 221 pace favorites amid a field including Miss Ath lone Billie the Brewer Lads Miller Danny Gang Ann Makin and Cashier from Plitivalle Wisconsin Dark War Dean Ripper Miss Easter Jack Harkaway Kittie Nique Speed Queen and Jackie Davis remain top trot contenders with Ethel Forbes 2nd also a strong backer The meet features entrants from neighboring states and California with Civil Air Patrol and Iowa state guard color salute and National Guard performances between heats
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Hawkeye Downs
Eastern Iowa Racing
Cedar Rapids
Cher
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Silk Hart
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Miss Athlone Guy
Bruce Alles
Altoona
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Ray Correll
Richland Center
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M Bo Brown
Vinton
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Ray Good
Marshalltown
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Ed. Kieth
Central City
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Plitivalle
Wis
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Miss Easter
Jack Harkaway
Kittie Nique
Speed Queen
Jackie Davis
Fred White
Bobbie Potempkin
Bob Harvester
Ethel Forbes
Iowa
California
Inwa State Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Tourney Curbs Softball Play Amid Diamond Shortage
Regular league play Thursday evening was limited due to a diamond shortage from the softball tournament. Collins Radio rallied for a 7 to 6 win over Har-Mace in the Industrial League, Eddy Paper beat Clover Farm Stores 8 to 2 behind Palumbo’s 3 hit effort, and Cedar Rapids Engineering routed Light Company 14 to 1. YMCA versus Hall Manufacturing was postponed and several rookie league games were replaced by forfeits. Friday Open League resumes with Beeses moose and others scheduled.
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Clover Farm
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Eddyet
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Hall Manufacturing Company
Knights of St. George
Trinity Methodist
Seven-Up
St. Paul's Methodist
Har-Man
Troop No. 27
Janitor Equipment Bees
Moose
Iowa Manufacturing
Link Belt Speeder
Armstrong's
Wilson and Company
Beck
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Agi
Young and Junsehan
Kent and Miller
Evansville Becomes Yankee Talent Hub in Three Eye Loop
The Evansville club, backed by the Boston Braves system, competes with top farm talent from the Yanks. Craig Coleman’s many alumni, including Greenberg and Bridges, underline Evansville’s strength while Clinton struggles with recruitment and roster gaps loom for several teams. A fatal plane crash in Centerville ends golfer Chase Fannon’s era, recalling a famed State Amateur match between Fannon and Sid Richardson at Cedar Rapids.
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Rustom
Boston Braves
Pvansville
Coleman
Clinton
Evansville
Bob Coleman
Hke Wank Greenberg
Toniny Bridges
Chet Rass
Evansvile
Chase Fannon
Centerville
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Fannon
Sid Richardson
Creston
Northwestern
Richardson
Evansville Threatens Optic Race In Three-Eye League
Evansville moved within a game and a half of Cedar Rapids after beating Waterloo 2 to 0. Siders pitched four innings in a rain-shortened duel with Mouledous to lift Evansville, while Cedar Rapids stayed in second place four games ahead.
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Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Bees
Waterloo
Siders
Mouledous
Rome
Waterton Oon
Esanevale
Mouledaus
Jordan Sidera
Carr
Ed Gordon Seeks AAS Meet Spot in Iowa City
Former University of Iowa standout Ed Gordon, aged 34, renowned for his 25 feet 4.5 inch broad jump, will compete in the national AAS meet after winning his eighth straight metropolitan AAU title in New York. Gordon, who once helped the Hawkeyes to Olympic time eligibility, faces rivals who were beginners when he competed.
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Ed Gordon
University of Iowa
Gordon
New York
Town
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Standings and results from Three-Eye League and major leagues
Standings show WOL Vet Springfield 26 17 36 7 and Cedar Rapids 22 71. Evansville 20 15 5 71. National and American League tables list Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston New York Philadelphia and others with weekly results. Thursday results include Cedar Rapids at Decatur postponed and multiple city games. Friday games and postponements listed for multiple teams across leagues.
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White Plains
Otev Crisman
Kelman
Ala
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
al Brosch
Farmingdale
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
Mike Alputa
Ottawa
Lloyd Mangrumonterey
Dick Metz
Oak Park
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Ith
Pinehurst
Noo
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Racine
Wis
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Bedford
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St Louis
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Decatur
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Peforth
Texas
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Altoona
Buck White
Germantown
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Ray Manarum
New York
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Brdeenart
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Atlanta
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Glencoe
Jor Kirkwood
Jack Mitchell
Morristown
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Gtb Sellers
Pontiac
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Capenting
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Philadelphia
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Delleville
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Ardmore
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Louis Joined Army. No Title Fight While Training
Secretary of War Stimson announced heavyweight champion Joe Louis is ordered to a training center to finish soldiering and appearances will be army duties only. Louis was transferred to Fort Riley Kansas, delaying any planned September title bout until training ends. Army officials noted defense of the title remains possible after basic training.
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Louis
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Fort Riley
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Mel Ott Calls Mort Cooper Top Hurling Pitcher
Mel Ott labels Morton Cooper of the Cards as baseballs best pitcher while Billy South worth favors his brother Walker as the top catcher. The piece notes Ott praise amid a broader page with military relief swimming meet results and a Chicago U football reminiscence.
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Mort Cooper
UILGH
Rioon
New York
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Morton Cooper
Billy Southworth
Walker
Billy
Sado Beach
Long Island
College football scores and delays listed in brief
American Association results show Columbus defeating Milwaukee 43 to 3, Kansas City 7 over Toledo, St Paul with no points against Endlanayolla 0.2, Minneapolis at Louisville postponed.
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Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Endlanayolla
Minneapolis
Louisville
Dodgers Win Five Bite Fight Showdown at Ebbets Field
The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-2 in a game marked by a bench clearing brawl. Medwick and Crespi were ejected after fights near second base, as Billy Herman produced the winning squeeze in the eighth. Dodgers extend lead to five and a half games. Cards drop from a seven game win streak.
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Whit Wyatt
Dodger
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Dodgers
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Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Joe Medwick
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Creapi
Johnny Happ
Mianiling
Dian
Dolf Caemilli
Dixie Walker
Crespi
Eigth
Billy Herfaun
Camilli
Larry French
Max Lanier
Johnny Beazley
French
Witzleb Leads in Western Junior Golf Finals
Chicago report says Bill Witzleb of Dixon I and Jack Krejer of La Grange TH led after 18 holes of the 36 hole Western junior golf championships final. Witzleb surged by winning four of the last nine holes while Krejer struggled with hazards on the home nine and finished the eighteenth half barefoot from a water hazard.
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Chicago
Bill Witzleb
Dixon
Jack Krejer
la Grange
Witzleb
Krejer
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