IHSAA Control Board Revamps Cage Tourney System
Iowa board changes allow sectional runners up to enter substate tournaments and doubles eight substate sites. New schedule sets fall and spring events across baseball golf tennis and track with state finals at Ames and Adel.
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Lyle Quinn
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Association Board of Control
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Quinn
Iowa
Board of Control
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Iowa State College
Ames
Des Moines
Drake
Jones Names Team For USC Benefit Play
Bobby Jones announced a 10 man professional golf team to face the U.S. Ryder Cup squad in a benefit match for the United Service Organizations on August 23 24. The lineup includes Craig Wood Ben Hogan Lawson Little Johnny Pulla Denny Hite Gene Sarazen Ed Dudley Jimmy Demaret and Clayton Heafner. The Ryder Cup team is captained by Walter Hagen and features Sammy Snead Henry Picard Paul Runyan Vic Ghezzi Ralph Guldahl and Harold Jag McSpaden. Proceeds go to the USO.
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Atlanta
INS
United Service Organizations
Robert T
Bobby” Jones
Wizard of the Links
Mamaroneck
N. Y
White Plains
Jones
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Johnny Pulla
Greensboro
N. C
Denny ‘@hate
Coral Gables
Fla
Gene ‘Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Ed Dudley
Augusta
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Clayton ‘Heafner
Linville
Walter Hagen
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Henry Picard
Hershey
Paul Runyan
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Harold
Jag McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
U.S. O
Sir Jeffrey Sets Inglewood Handicap Track Record
Louis B. Mayer's Sir Jeffrey won the $10,000 added Inglewood handicap at Hollywood Park over a mile and a sixteenth, clocking 1 minute 42 2-5 seconds to finish two lengths ahead of Woof My, in front of about 30,000 fans.
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Inglewood
Calif
Louis B. Mayer
Sir Jeffrey
Hollywood Park
White's Two-Hitter Beats Cubs in Extra Inning Loss
Boston scores in the tenth inning to force a 4-3 decision over Chicago as Max West homers off Listi in the ninth. Augie Galan flies out with the bases loaded to end it after Dahlgren double ties the game.
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Stringer
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Chicago
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Yankees
Tigers
Phil Rizzuto
Joe DiMaggio
Dizzy Trout
Bruce Campbell
Rudy York
Tiger
Sturm
Phillies Drop Sixth Straight to Pirates in Pittsburgh
The Phillies fell behind early and were unable to mount a comeback as the Pirates defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 in Pittsburgh. Pitching struggles and key hits by Pittsburgh fueled the victory.
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PHILS
Pirates
Arborist to check Cedar Rapids trees aids city conservation
Forest and outdoor column urges city to hire Rich ard K Alman as arborist to inspect and care for Cedar Rapids trees. Readers urged cooperation and support for parasite control. Notes on catfish season changes, fishing conditions at Lake Macbride and Palisades Dam, and a July gun club demonstration by Topperwine at Fairfax.
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Ats
Richard K. Alman
Cedar Rapids
Topperwine
Fairfax
Doctor Dostal Reels 203-Pound Swordfish Off Guaymas
Dr. Robert J. Dostal of Santa Monica led a four day fishing trip to the Gulf of California near Guaymas Mexico with three companions. They caught 23 swordfish weighing 80 to 203 pounds with the 203 pound monster landing by Dostal. He also landed a 121 pound sailfish during a hour and a half battle. The doctor praised the waters as the most wonderful in the world.
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Guaymas
Mexico
Robert J. Dostal
Santa Monica
Calif
J. L. Dostal
Grande Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Dostal
Moxican
Dr. Dostal
Local shooting event hosted by Linn County club draws crowd
About 5 p.m. shotgun rifle and pistol shooting demonstration by an artist and his partner G. E. McCoy. No admission charge. Open to all, presented by Linn County Fish and Game club and affiliates.
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G. E. McCoy
Linn County Fish and Game Club
Red Pepper’s Hot Sport Chatter on Pitchers and Pennants
Reynolds struggles and Ollie Marquardt laments overworked pitchers at Moline as Cedar Rapids faces a tough schedule. Moline’s lineup woes include a left fielder catching and a center fielder pitching, while Minneapolis recalls Houska. Henry calls Marquardt the best pitcher handler in 20 years. Stan Gehrke predicts a Raider pennant as he heads to the army.
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Tommy
Thompson
Joe Mowry
Minneapolis
Houska
Zeke Bonura
Pepper Hash
Hy Henry
Cedar Rapids
Stan Goletz
Oklahoma City
Rogers Hornsby
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Raiders
Mike Jacobs
Low Nova
Conn Vs. Louis
Eddie Anderson
Rocky Mountain
Jimmy Johnston
Abe Simon
Nova
Simon
Billy Conn
Buddy Baer
Joe Louis
Lawton Carver
Army
Stan Gehrke
Brown Ahead In Iowa Open Leads After Two Rounds
Gunnar Johnson of Minneapolis and Joe Coria of St. Paul hold second behind Des Moines in a fast field of more than 240 players. Edgar Updegraff and Jim Gardner shot 73 and Pat Willcox at 74, with Milo McWilliams Johnny Jacobs and Dixie Smith tied for sixth at 75. Final 36 holes set for Sunday.
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Big Sioux
Gunnar Johnson
Minneapolis
Joe Coria
St. Paul
Des Moines
Edgar Updegraff
Boone
Jim Gardner
Sioux City
Pat Willcox
Waterloo
Milo McWilliams
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Dixie Smith
Riggs and Parker to Meet in Clay Court Final
Riggs of Clinton, South Carolina, and Parker of Spring Lake, New Jersey, ranked one and two on America's Davis Cup team, advance to the final of the national clay court tournament in River Forest. Riggs eliminated Gardnar Mulloy in straight sets 6 2 8 3 6 3, while Parker edged Don McNeill after a rest, setting up the title clash amid women's singles also reaching Sunday play with Pauline Betz and Mary Arnold. Jane Stanton and Barbara Bradley, unseeded rivals, ignite an upset bid in the same frame.
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Bobby Riggs
Clinton
S. C
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
America
Riggs
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Parker
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Pauline Betz
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Jane Stanton
Marbara Bradley
California
Women’s doubles title decided in Miami on Saturday
The women’s doubles championship went to a Miami pair as they defeated Boris Hart of Miami and Nellie Sheer of Miami Beach 4-6 8-6. In men’s doubles, top seeds John Kramer of Los Angeles and Fred Schroeder of Glendale reached the final by beating Bryan Grant and Charles Mittman 3-6 6-2 6-3 6-4, and will meet Joe Hunt of Annapolis and Charles Olewine of Santa Monica who beat Bobby Riggs and Gene Mako 6-2 6-4 6-8 7-5.
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Miami
Fla
Nellie Sheer
Miami Beach
Fila
John Kramer
Los Angeles
Fred Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Charles Mittman
New York
Joe Hunt
Annapolis
Charles Olewine
Santa Monica
Bobby Riggs
Clinton
Ss. C
Gene Mako
Hollywood
Demaret Hogan Lead Toledo Inverness Invitational Cohort
In Toledo the team of Jimmy Demaret and Ben Hogan maintained the lead at the Inverness Invitational through the fourth round. They halved their match with Byron Nelson and Jimmy Thomson, who held second place at plus four. Mangrum and McSpaden moved to a tie for third, while Picard and Revolta and Harrison and Guldahl were near the top of the field.
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Toledo
Jimmy Demaret
Texas
Ben Hogan
Inverness
Hogan
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Picard-Revolta
Ernie Harrison
Ralph Guldahl
Mangrum-McSpaden
Sam Byrd
Johnny Bulla
Byrd-Bulla
Harrison-Guldahl
Horton Smith
Lawson Little
Clayton Heafner
Dick Metz
Browns Rally Past Red Sox In 13th Frame Win
The Browns beat the Red Sox 10 to 8 in 13 innings as McQuinn, Judnich, Laabs and Tabor homered. Clift, Lucadello and Doerr provided offense for Boston. Harris, Wilson and Muncrief combined on the mound for St Louis.
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Grove
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Trojans Take Seventh Successive NCAA Title
New York report notes a college title clinched by the Trojans after a season of dominance. The article highlights key players and season milestones while framing the win as a continuation of a historic NCAA championship streak.
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Trojans win 20th NCAA track title in strong meet
USC captures its seventh straight NCAA track and field team championship with 8114 points, Indiana second at 50, California third at 49. Individual honors go to Billy Brown of LSU with multiple top finishes, while Norwood Ewell and Bob Wright post double wins. An astray dog disrupts the 880 yard race as Campbell Kane of Indiana wins in 1 51.2. Official team scores to be finalized next Monday after film review.
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Trojans
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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University of California
Billy Brown
Louisiana State University
Brown
LSU
Alto
Calif
Norwood Ewell
Penn State
Bob Wright
Ohio State
Ewell
Wright
Les Steers
University of Oregon
Husky
Los Angeles
Archie Harris
Harris
Jim Lang
Washington State College
Eastern Iowa Racing Club card at Monticello features three key trots
One of America's oldest sports clubs competes today at Monticello with four races on the card including the 2:24 trot 2:24 pace and 2:18 trot. Josephus driven by Mrs. Lucille McLaughlin faces strong rivals as Al Sitk and Kid Dillon race in the other divisions.
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Eastern Iowa Racing Club
Monticello
Prospect
Josephus
Lucille McLaughlin
Mrs. McLaughlin
al Sitk
Cedar Rapids
Leonard City
Kid Dillon
Stranahan and Barnum Reach Trans Mississippi Finals
In St Louis the 18 year old Franklin Stranahan of Toledo wins a semifinal over Bob Cochran 2 and 1 to reach the Trans Mississippi golf final at Sunset Golf Club. John Barnum of Chicago advances by beating Jonas Weiss 1 up, setting up a 36 hole final today.
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Frankin Stranahan
Toledo
John Barnum
Chicago
Sunset Golf Club
St. Louis
Stranahan
Bob Cochran
Barnum
Jonas Weiss
Cochran
Ahen
Weiss
Cobb Ruth to renew golf duel in Boston and New York
Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth are set to play 18 holes in Boston next Wednesday and another 18 at Fresh Meadow in New York on Friday. If tied after those rounds they will decide the match in Detroit.
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Boston
Fresh Meadow Club
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