Carey Downs Jacobs in City Golf Tourney Quarterfinals
John Carey toppled J J Jacobs 1 up in the only championship flight match Monday at Kenmore to earn a quarterfinal date with Johnny Vavra. Ocie Trimble has advanced toward the finals after eliminating Glen Darrow and Frank Bures, while Ed Meyn defeated Happy Wakoun 5 and 4 in the second flight.
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John Carey
Johnny Vavra
Kenmore
J. J. Jacobs
Carey
Jacobs
Pfiay
Tom Houke
Charles Jones
Ocie Trimble
Trimble
Glen Darrow
Frank Bures
Ed Meyn
Happy Wakoun
J. C. Gable
Frank Beltz
J. Zart
Don Dunbar
Jack Smith
Tom Yarnall
Walter Hodge
Bob Hartenberger
Vavra
Fairfax Bowls Over Norway Club 15 to 4
Fairfax defeats Norway 15 to 4 as undefeated season continues. Fairfax battery FE Svoboda and O Lee. Norway pitchers Hibben Linn and Pickard. E Tow lids Fairfax batters with four hits in five trips.
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Fairfax
Norway
FE. Svoboda
O. Lee
Hibben
Linn
Pickard
E. Tow
Quasqueton Victory Over Walker In Narrow 5-4 Win
In Quasqueton Iowa the home team rallied with a three run ninth inning to beat Walker 5 to 4 in the Wapsie Valley league. Robert Clark delivered the decisive two run double with two aboard. The teams meet again at Rowley on Sunday June 25.
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Quasqueton
Walker
Robert Clark
Rowley
Delaware Club Beats Delhi 10 to 4 in Sunday Game
In hitting three Delhi pitchers at will the Delaware club ran roughshod over the Cardinals for a 10 to 4 victory on their diamond Sunday. G Woelschow held the Delhi team in check at all times with eleven strikeouts.
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Delaware
Delhi
Cardinals
G. Woelschow
Coralville Beats Conroy Nine 6 to 0 on Sunday
Coralville defeated Conroy on the Coralville diamond by six runs. The Coralville team dominated with strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the win. The Conroy nine fell short as the game unfolded with notable fielding and defensive plays by Coralville.
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Coralville
Conroy
Real estate transfers and deeds from Linn County records
A series of property transfers including W H Sherman to Whitson Langsdale in Center Point and Frances E Heerner to Bohm Laws and Loan Assoc, with nominal sums and valid considerations dated 1933. Transfers involve parcels in Murray and Evans and Bennetts additions, tax deeds, and a guard of deeds to Prudential Trust Co and Marion Sheriff, with totals and dates noted.
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W.H. Sherman
Whitson Langsdale
Brice
Frances E. Heerner
Hus
Bohm
Murray
Josie Hanzlik
Anna Cihula
Evans and
Treas Linn County
Prudential Trust Company
Greene's
Grassfield
J B
Gertrude L Rogers
North View
Add C. R
Linn County
Bank Marion
Schumacher Hurls Fifth Shutout For Giants Cubs
Hal Schumacher, 21, earned his fifth shutout by holding the Chicago Cubs to three hits in a 3-0 victory. Despite four walks and four Giants errors, the right hander dominated late and improved to seven wins against four losses as New York maintained the league lead.
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NEW York
Christy Mathewson
Hal Schumacher
New York Giants
Matty
Schumacher
Giants
Hal
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Anamosa Golfers Edge Tipton in Weekend Match
Anamosa Wapsipincon Country Club golf team defeated Tipton on Tipton course in a 18-man match. Low Anamosa scores were Kehoe 71 Chipman 77 Morey 79 Tyler 80 Wilkinson 81 Downing 82 Conway 82 Russell 83 McLaughlin 84 Fleckenstein 86 Humpal 86. A rematch against Mount Vernon set for next Sunday at Anamosa course.
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Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon-Lisbon
West Liberty
F. A. Young
L. R. Low
R. L. Walters
Young
Secorrees
L. R
L. R.meeeee 40— 83 Walters Wheebooes
Bohlander
Hill iMyoe
Mather
Brooke
Eyre
Mt iMee
Evans Hawken
Low
Rogers
Blaine
Holmes
Mursteller, O
Bauman
Burnstahler
Lewis
Nichols
Eaves
Johnson
Wees
Barker Mt
Boden
Brubaker
Kimba Marsteller
Hals
McCarthy
Iergee
Anamosa
Wapsipinicon Country Club
Tipton
J. Kehoe
C. Chipman
H. Morey
C. J. Tyler
A. G. Wilkinson
I. A. Downing
Neil Conway
L. W. Russell
G. J. McLaughlin
L. J. Fleckenstein
K. Humpal
Reformatory Snappers Top Morley 3 to 2 in Hard Fought Game
ANAMOSA Iowa Manager Bill Blanchs Reformatory Snappers defeated the Morley baseball team 3 to 2 on the institution diamond Saturday afternoon. It was the Snappers fourth straight victory. Morley pitchers Miller and Austin allowed nine hits, walked two and struck out six. Snappers pitchers Hall and Coburn limited Morley to six hits and struck out five. Morley left four men on bases while Reformatory runners climbed eight.
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The
Gazette
Anamosa
Bill Blanch
Reformatory “Snappers
Morley
Institution
Reformatory
Miller
Austin
Hall and Coburn
Snappers
Waukon Beats Monona in Free-Hitting 12-9 Game
Waukon defeated Monona 12 to 9 in a Sunday baseball game at Monona. Errors plagued the locals as Peters allowed ten hits while Waukon pitchers gave up fifteen. Waskow led Monona with four singles, while Tysland starred for the winners.
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Monona
Waukon
Peters
Waskow
Tysland
Newhall Victor Defeats Middle Amana 12 to 10
In a loosely played local diamond game Sunday Middle Amana fell to Newhall Victor 12 to 10. Newhall scored seven unearned runs in the second inning due to consecutive errors. Denchler started for Middle Amana and was relieved by Zuber in the fourth. Zuber allowed no hits and fanned twelve.
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Gazett
Amana
Newhall
Denchler
Zuber
Lisbon Defeats Mechanicsville 10-1 In League Opener
The Lisbon baseball team won its first Wapsie Valley League game Sunday, beating Mechanicsville 10 to 1 on the home diamond. Bittle and Miller limited opponents to five hits while Lisbon collected ten, including a home run, a triple and two doubles off pitchers Riddle and Mason.
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Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Bittle
Miller
Riddle
Mason
Boxing card highlights across North American cities
The roundup lists multiple light bouts with fighters from Ottawa Toronto Winnipeg and Flint. Notable outcomes include outpoints and knockouts featuring Meadier Masson Danes Burton Bernard Morales and Terry among others with varied arena results across cities in Canada and the United States.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ronnie Meadier
Samms Mandell
Rockford
Hil
Alec Masson
Cornwall
Jack Donion
Pittsburgn
Joe Gans
California
Jack Fortney
Baltimore
Tew Raymond
Billy Holt
Homeweed
Aim
Toronto
Swanson Sets Golf Marathon Record With 200 Holes
Los Angeles. Bob Swanson, an unemployed pro, completed 200 holes at Sunset fields, starting at dawn and finishing at 6 p.m. to break the 180-hole record. His best round was 71, worst 103. Caddie Larry O’Neal logged the 41 miles net, excluding mis-hits.
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Los Angeles
Bob Swanson
Swanson
Sunset Fields
Donald Hunter
Indiana
Larry O'Neal
Larry
Iowa's 1933 Hawkeyes Face Toughest Schedule Yet
Special to The Gazette Iowa City they list a grueling 1933 season for the Hawkeyes with five Western Conference games and three non conference foes Bradley Tech is a tune up and the Wisconsin Iowa State games anchor a home schedule Only eight games total with three at home Northwestern and Bradley Tech travel to Iowa City while Wisconsin Purdue and Nebraska are away contests Michigan plays at Ann Arbor and Minnesota visits Minneapolis.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Bradley Tech
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Northwestern
Chicago
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Lafayette
Nebraska
Lincoln
Riverside Tenball Teams Suffer Saturday Defeats at Park
Riverside lost to Muscatine YWCA 22 1 as Dorothy Young and Myrtle Denison pitched. Firemen's toppled Sharon 34 13 with La fourek and Schneider backing on the battery. Robert Griffin pitched for Riverside against Linsley as catcher. Riverside dropped to Ainsworth 19 5 in Valley league action on Sunday on Ainsworth grounds.
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Riverside
Muscatine
Riverside Battery
Dorothy Young
Myrtle Denison
Sharon
Robert Griffin
Joseph Linsley
Lafourek
Schneider
Ainsworth Nine
Mt. Pleasant Golf Club Beats Wapello in Local Match
In Wapello Iowa fifteen Mt. Pleasant Golf Club members faced the local group on Sunday. The visitors won by 64 strokes as Norman Schroeder of Wapello posted 71 for 18 holes while Arthur Miller of Mt. Pleasant led his side with 77.
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Wapello
Mt. Pleasant
Lott Parker Favored In Western Net Meet
In Chicago the Weston Tennis championships move to the second round with George Lott and Frankie Parker favored to reach the finals. Parker won 6-0 6-0 over David Malthrop while Lott defeated William Walker 6-1 6-0 amid a record entry of 128 players.
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Chicago
George Lott
Frankie Parker
Parker
David Malthrop
Lott
William Walker
Tommy Armour Takes Early Lead at Illinois Pro Meet
Tommy Armour held a three stroke lead in the Illinois state professional golf championship at Medinah Country Club with a 34 37 71. Neil Christian, formerly of Seattle, trailed after a 38 36 74. The second round was set for Tuesday.
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Chicago
INL
Tommy Armour
Medinah Country Club
Detroit
Neil Christian
Seattle
Left Handed Golfers Meet In Fort Dodge
Iowa's left handed golfers will hold their annual state meet at Fort Dodge Country Club July 9 12. Club officials announced Monday. The low sixteen players in the first round will vie for the state title now held by Bob Goode of Des Moines.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Bob Goode
Des Moines
New Apartments Led Czechoslovakia Growth Last Year
Government data show a record rise in new dwelling units in Czechoslovakia for the year ending, surpassing the prior three years. Construction activity concentrated in major cities, with increased funding and housing programs supporting urban expansion.
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Czechoslovakia
Great Track Duels at National Meet Spark News
George Kirksey reports from Chicago on the AAU national meet at Soldier Field June 30, featuring Charlie Hornbostel Glenn Cunningham Ben Eastman and Bill Bonthron in the 800. Hornbostel edged Cunningham in the collegians half mile while Metcalfe and Owens loom in the sprint showdowns and LSU’s Slats Hardin rising in the quarter and low hurdles.
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George Kirksey
United Pro
Chicago
Soldier Field
Charlie Hornbostel
Indiana
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Ben Eastman
Stanford
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Hornbostel
Cunningham
Eastman
Otto Peltzer
Germany
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Owens
Metcalfe
Eddie Tolan
Jules Ledoumegue
Charlie
Bob Simpson
Missouri Hurdier
Iowa State
Laberten
Glenn
Hardin
Louisiana State
Bernie Moore
Ames Golfer Wins Medal In Central Iowa Meet
Jon Macrae of Ames shot 76 to lead a field of over sixty golfers and take low medal honors in the Central Town golf tournament. LeRoy Vanderwicken of Grundy Center and Dr. J. B. Harris of Jewell tied for second with 77s, while Clark Tilden of Ames had 78. Match play starts Tuesday with finals Wednesday. The 1934 tournament was awarded to Newton at a Monday night meeting.
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Ames
Jon Macrae
Central Town
LeRoy Vanderwicken
Grundy Center
J. B. Harris
Jewell
Clark Tilden
Newton
Tire Safety Promise From Advert Claim
A bold advertisement argues that paying for a safer tire prevents accidents, urging buyers to choose the tire that offers significantly more safety than rivals. The copy links price to protection and positions safety as the primary selling point for consumers.
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Delaware Club
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Middle Amana
Miami
Fla
Bucky Burton
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Ind
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Tampa
Flint
Mich
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Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Cun
Sioux City
Youne Terry
Davenport
Michel Meics
Dallas
Tex
Jose Morales
Nallas
Jimmy Thomson
Grew
Wapello Golfers
Mt. Pleasant Club
Illinois
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Pel Chapman
Yankees
Simmons
White Sox
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Senators
Martin
Klein
Phillies
Gehris
Foxx
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Ruth
Berger
Braves Brulee Weseeeld
Manush
Fallis
Artin
Appling
Sample Rail
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Ottumwa
Chillicothe
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Cedar Rapids
First Ave
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Sherwood
Milwaukee Road
Goodyear
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Goodyears
Goodyear Service
Second Avenue
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