Guldahl Wins Western Open With 274 Total
Sioux City Raiders and Cedar Rapids Raiders split a doubleheader. Sioux City won 13 6 in the night game after a sixth inning brawl involving Cap Crossley and Schinski. Earlier, Cedar Rapids won 6 3 behind Dick Elston who allowed nine hits in the first four innings.
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Dr Patterson Wins State Trapshoot Title in Des Moines
Dr John Patterson of Des Moines captured the Iowa state 16 yard trapshooting championship finishing tied for first at 194 targets and winning a shoot-off with a perfect 75. Rival shooters included W S Hoon C E Heaton L O Harris and others in a crowded field.
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Wm. McLaughlin
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Tom Speaker
M. K. Grant
T. Satter
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K. L. Oslund
Et Knutson
H. A. Peters
Yeek
A Kirby
Charles
W. Prudegarmann C. O. Kitterson
S. Taylor
John Borts
Joe Fincel
Beun Bae
Jack Pence Named Coach at Mitchellville High
DES MOINES IA Jack Pence a former Red Oak high school coach and Delta mentor has been appointed athletic director at Mitchellville high announced by superintendent J S Finlay Pence a former Coe athlete is noted for a 59 yard field goal against Drake on November 10 1923 both Pence and Finlay were Coe teammates that season
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Jack Pence
Red Oak
Delta
Mitchellville High
J. S. Finlay
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Pence
Drake
Finlay
Louis Upset by Schmeling Shapes a Youthful Edge
The 22 year old Louis suffers a twelve round upset in Yankee Stadium. The columnist argues Louis’s youth ego and inexperience helped Schmeling land the telling right hand. Schmeling declines immediate payoffs to pursue the heavyweight title, echoing his manager Joe Jacobs.
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Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
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Schmeling
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Max Baer
Germany
Joe Jacobs
Cubs Lose After 13-Game Winning Streak Ends
The Cubs bow 6-4 in the nightcap to Brooklyn as Curt Davis yields five hits in the opener 7-2. New York Giants beat the Cardinals 6-4 while Pittsburgh tops Philadelphia 7-6. Detroit slips past New York 5-4, Boston splits with St. Louis, and Cleveland thumps Washington 8-3. Athletics beat Chicago 11-5 as Jimmy Dykes resigns managing White Sox.
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Davenport Blank Omah S Hoods 4-0
Roger Wolff pitched the Davenport Blue Sox to a 4 to 0 win over Omaha Hood in Davenport to even the series at one game apiece. He limited Omaha to six hits and fanned ten while Davenport scored all four runs.
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Hawks 17 Demons 6 end long losing streak
Waterloo Hawks end a ten game losing streak with a 17 to 6 victory over the Demons on Sunday afternoon at Waterloo. The game report notes key plays and the comeback effort by Waterloo in front of home fans.
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Waterloo Hawks
Baseball game notes from a New York Detroit matchup
Hoag batted for Selkirk in ninth and zBatted for Hayworth and Lawson in seventh. DiMaggio Gehringer and others drove in runs as New York and Detroit traded hits and runs in a 7 to 8 game with Lawson the winning pitcher and Malone the loser. Umpires Johnston Summers and Owen. Time 2 35.
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Roosevelt Juniors Face St Patrick In Legion Showdown
The Roosevelt hotel juniors meet St Patrick's in a Legion game at Riverside Park on Tuesday at five. A win clinches the championship. a loss would force a championship tie with Cities.
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St. Patrick’s
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Three Minute Club Wins Third Place In Junior Circuit
The Three Minute Club clinched third in the American Legion Junior standings with a 5 to 3 win over Hubbard Ice and Fuel. Lefty Reid pitched five innings, starved by Hubbard errors in the sixth as Pete Curran opened with a homer and Eddy powered Hubbard's offense with a triple and a double.
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Pete Curran
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Rain Cancels Opening Round At British Open
In Hoylake England heavy rain and storms forced the golf championship to cancel all play in the opening qualifying round. The decision marked an almost unprecedented move by the tournament committee.
Schmeling Louis Fight Pictures At Paramount Theater
The Joe Louis Schmeling bout pictures, delayed by unavoidable circumstances, will now be shown Tuesday to Thursday at the Paramount theater. The program includes all twelve rounds of the historic upset in slow motion plus a feature film The Big Noise starring Guy Kibbee.
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Paramount Theater
Guy Kibbee
Notes of Application to Sell Real Estate in Dumond Estate
Marie Hepker as executrix applies to sell listed parcels in Linn County Iowa comprising 85.71 acres in sections 9 10 11 and 22 84 8 and 40 acres in section 22 84 8 to pay estate debts. The hearing is set for July 11 1936 in Cedar Rapids District Court and parties in interest may appear.
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Stephen
Pearl ‘Dumond
Lulu Dumond
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Julius Hepker
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Clara Dumond
Roy Benne
Doris Dumond
State of Iowa
Linn County
Stephen Dumond
District Court
Iowa
District Court of
Cedar Rapids
Guldahl Sets Western Open Pace With 64 Final Round
Ralph Guldahl surged to the 1936 Western Open title at Davenport Country Club, firing a final 18 of 33-31-64 to finish 274, three under Mangrum who settled for second. The 24 year old earned $500, with Mangrum $300 and Byron Nelson $301 behind.
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Tommy Armour
Davenport Country Club
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Mangrum
Guldahl
Byron Nelson
New York
Harry Cooper
Tony Manero
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Horton Smith
Chicago
MacDonald Smith
Frank Walsh
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Little Tony Penna
Standings and Sundays Results From Local Baseball Standings
Baseball standings show Davenport 26 14 .650 and Omaha 19 21 .475 with Cedar Rapids 6 6 Sioux City 3 13 Waterloo 7 5 Moines 4 Omaha 0. Sundays results include Cedar Rapids 6 6 Sioux City 3 13 Waterloo 7 5 Moines 6 Davenport 4 Omaha 0. Monday games list Des Moines at Waterloo and Cedar Rapids at Sioux City.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Highlight Split Season
The standings show St Louis leading with 37 wins and a .617 winning percentage, followed by Chicago and Pittsburgh. Sunday results include Chicago 7 Boston 4, Brooklyn 2-6, New York 6 over St Louis 4, and Pittsburgh 7 over Philadelphia 6, with Boston losing 3 to Cincinnati 2. Schedule lists games: Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Dykes Signed to Lead White Sox in 1937 Season
Chicago AP reports Jimmy Dykes, dean of AL players and White Sox manager, held a contract to lead the club during 1937. The announcement confirms Dykes will manage the Sox for the upcoming season.
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