Willcox Wins Iowa Open as Amateurs Jacobs Updegraff Tie Fifth
Leland Willcox the Waterloo pro won his second Iowa Open title at Sioux City Boat Club course with 211 total, five strokes ahead of Leonard Dodson. Amateurs Jacobs and Updegraff tied for fifth with 217, in a field slowed by rain and led by Dr. H E Nason elected Iowa Open president.
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Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
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Joe Coria
Dapper St. Paul
Minn
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Jim Gardner
Sioux City
Willcox
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Gunnard Johnson
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H. E. Nason
Bert McGrane
Jacobs
Updegraff
Earl Keim
Davenport
R. J. McElroy
Waterloo
L. F. Walcott
Eldora
Mike Shearman
Back To Cleveland Arm Ailment Forces Change
Ailing arm sidelines the player who will not return until his arm improves. Mike Naymick will take the spot, arriving Wednesday to fill the role.
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Mike Naymick
Monona Rises to Second in Scenic League Standings
Monona defeated St Olaf 6 1 at Monona Sunday to move into second place in the Scenic league, one and a half games behind Postville which beat Lansing 15 6 on its home field. Four home runs dotted the day’s scores as Sanders and Tehel homered for Postville, with one apiece for St Olaf. Harpers Ferry upset Arnie du Chien 18 10 at home, scoring seven runs in the ninth. Dresselhaus pitched a four hitter as Waukon beat Garnaville 4 2.
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Postville
Lansing
Sanders
Tehel
Harpers Ferry
Deferent Lines Split Raiders Victory At Hill Park
The column previews a Hill Park night where a raider’s homer decided the game while a skeptic in the stands questions hitters. It notes Hixson’s relief outing and Marquardt’s strategy turning sour as fans head home.
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Hixson
Bill Dickey
Haas
Marquardt
No-Hitter Features Wapsie Valley Play
Center Point dominating a high school baseball game as Wapsie Valley shows a no hitter. Andrews of Toddville hits his fourth homer in six games during the sixth inning after Center Point’s run to lead the league. Line scores indicate a sparse Central City lineup with only seven players appearing.
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Hawkeye
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Toddville
Central City
Upsets Mark Harness Races At Monticello
Eastern Jewish Racing Club program at Monticello featured upsets as Al Silk dominated the 24 pace and Josephus failed to win a heat. Abbe Cash and Hard Cash showed strong debuts. Jackie Davis won the 18 trot in straight heats. Also noting Ding's Oilers beating City garage 13-6 in Friday action connected to Legion celebration.
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al Silk
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Ed Keith
Tony
Windahl
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Leonard Emery
Hard Cash
Eldon
Cold Cash
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Kid Dillon
Jackie Davis
Betty Am Fast
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American Legion Post
Ding’s Oilers
Oe City Garage
Parker Downs Riggs To Capture Singles In Clay Court Meet
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee and Spring Lake New Jersey defeated Bob Riggs of Clinton South Carolina to win the National Clay Courts tennis championship. Parker won 6-3 7-5 6-8 4-6 6-3 in the title bout held in Chicago.
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Chicago
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Bobby Riggs
Clinton, S. C
Waterloo Manager Lou Brower Fired
Waterloo AP report states Ed Silber an outfielder was named to manage the seventh place club temporarily after Lou Brower was fired. Officials said a permanent pilot would be selected sometime this week.
Ryan Victory Features Delaware County Loop
In a close exhibition Ryan edged Delaware 5 to 3 in one of the featured games. The contest highlighted Ryan as the standout in a high scoring local showcase.
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Delaware County
the Gazette
Delaware
Evansville Stays In Three-Eye Race With Early Burst
Evansville Bees surge in first four innings to stay in the Three-Eye race as Cedar Rapids tops the league. Waterloo beats Decatur 7 to 3 behind Weiland six-hits. Comies rally to win 3 to 2 in a tight second game. Springfield tops Cedar Rapids 9 to 5 while Moline blasts Madison 18 to 8. Clinton remains fourth, two points behind Decatur and Madison.
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Nelson Wins Tracr Tournament at Tama
R G Nelson of Tama won the Tracr tournament with a 131 total including a one under par round. Runner up S Peterson of Cedar Falls posted 138. First flight winner W L Bard and second flight winner G Morris were both Cedar Falls locals among ten towns represented by fifty six players.
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Tama
S. Peterson
Cedar Falls
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G. Morris
Toledo
Grundy Center
Vinton
Marshalltown
Blairstown
Iowa Falls
Marion
Columbus Junction A softball tournament set for July 4
A softball tournament is planned at the local fairgrounds in Columbus Junction on July 4. The event gathers teams for a day of play at the fairgrounds, inviting community participation and competition.
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