Willcox Defends Iowa Open Title At Sioux City
Leland Willcox, Waterloo pro, won the Iowa Open with a 211 at the Sioux City Boat Club course finishing five strokes ahead of Leonard Dodson. Johnny Jacobs and Ed Updegraff tied for fifth as amateurs, while Joe Coria and Jim Gardner placed high among pros and amateurs. Dr H E Nason elected Iowa Open president with Bert McGrane secretary.
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Sioux City Boat Club
Sunnyside
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Leland
Pat
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
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Joe Coria
Dapper St. Paul
Minn
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Sioux City
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Gunnard Johnson
Minneapolis
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Eldora
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Joe Corla
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Blox City
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Boone
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Min‘apolis
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Phoenix
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Broux Chey
Milo McWilliams
Iller
Gherokea
Elm
Davenpor
Parker Downs Riggs To Capture Singles In Clay Court Meet
Frankie Parker, formerly of Spring Lake New Jersey, won the National Clay Courts title by defeating Bob Riggs of Clinton South Carolina in five sets 6 3 7 5 6 3 4 6 6 3 final.
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Parker Downs Riggs
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Bobby Riggs
Clinton, S. C
Waterloo Manager Lou Brower Fired
Ed Silber named temporary manager of the Waterloo club in the Three Eye League after Lou Brower was released. Officials said a permanent coach would be chosen sometime this week for the seventh place team.
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Waterloo
Ed Silber
Lou Brower
Delaware County Loop Features Close Exhibition Games
In a Sunday parade game, Delaware fell to Ryan 5 3 in a close exhibition. Winthrop powered past Silver Creek 11 5, Delhi defeated Quasqueton 9 5. Lamont edged Masonville 8 6 in a tight matchup. Baus teams combined for 12 hits as other notes appear from the event.
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Delhi
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Baronville
Art
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Poldek
Ekery Battert
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Rhinehola
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Calvert Suspended by Raiders Over Arm Injury
One of the circuit's top young right handed prospects Paul Calvert of the Raiders is suspended indefinitely while returning to Cleveland for medical treatment of an ailing arm. He will not return until improvement. Mike Naymick will take his place, arriving Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Mike Naymick
Six Gold Feats Feature Archery Meet At Oelwein
An invitational archery meet in Oelwein drew nearly eighty contestants as Ford Hopkins of Muscatine won a gold pin with six arrows in the gold from 40 yards and Leona Linder of Shellsburg matched the feat from 30 yards. Results list multiple class winners from Muscatine Oelwein Iowa and surrounding towns across men and women divisions.
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Ford Hopkins
Muscatine
National Archery Association
Leona Linder
Shellsburg
Ford Hawkinhs
Muscat
Jack Dysart
Iowa
Dick Wetherbee
Elwein
Hoapiend
H. Linder
Bhel Nares Lass
L. Eddines
Erquette
Epold Murray
Everette ‘Younes
Oelwein
Wet
Iowa City
Frieda Graham
de Rapids
Mabel Seegar
Cedar Rapies Tae
Mildred Hopekina
Ic Wetherbee
Burnyce Colebaugh
Marshalltown
Henriette Wetherbee
Nel Cruzen
Oskaloosa
Evansville Stays In Three Eye Race With 7 3 Win
Evansville Bees beat Cedar Rapids 7 to 3 behind Donovan seven hitter as 11 safeties, six runs in first four innings, keep pace atop Three Eye league. Waterloo 7 Decatur 3. Comies rally to 3 2 in second game. Springfield edge Cedar Rapids 9 5. Madison 8 Clinton 2. Madison and Decatur tied for fifth.
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Donovan
Waterloo
Decatur
Weiland
Commies
Springfield
Peat
Brownies
Moline
Madison
Merrick
Blues
Hargrave
Lurtz
Stroud
Clinton Club
Monona Advances to Second in Scenic League Race
Monona defeated St Olaf 6 1 at Mo nona to rise to second in the Scenic league a game and a half behind Postville which beat Lansing 15 6. Postville's Sanders and Tehel homered as Harpers Ferry beat Prairie du Chien 18 10. Dresselhaus pitched a four hitter lifting Waukon to a 4 2 win over Garnaville.
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Postville
Lansing
Sanders
Tehel
Brierbach
Ghelf
Harpers Ferry
Prairie du Chien
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Robinson
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Chnetder and
Pohlman
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Langimne
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Hixson Hero Makes Home Debut To Win For Raiders
Hill park crowd sees August Hixson homer in ninth to seal a Raiders victory over Springfield. Ollie Marquardt’s eighth inning substitution sparking debate as Carl Wessels fouls at bat. Coach Otto Vogel praised for 17 years at Iowa with 232 wins 152 losses and strong Big Ten record.
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Ollie Marquardt
Bob Haas
Carl Wessels
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Otto Vogel
University of Iowa
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Hawkeye
Howard Jones
Walter “Stub” Stewart
Sam Barry
No-Hitter Highlights Wapsie Valley Victory at Marion
Springville blanked Marion 10 to 1 as Wapsie Valley pitcher Norton held the Marion lineup scoreless until two sixth inning errors produced a run. Manchester beat Toddville 5 to 4 with McWright’s seventh inning homer after Andrews hit his fourth in six games.
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Marion
Springville
Norton
Walker
Toddville
McWright
Andrews
Central City
Upsets Mark Harness Races At Monticello
Eastern Iowa Racing Club harness program at Monticello Sunday produced upsets as Al Silk and Josephus failed to win a heat. Tony the Great swept his three miles with best 2.14 times, while Abbe Cash and Kid Dillon topped the 24 pace heats. Jackie Davis led in the 18 trot with Windahl’s stable’s Tony the Great prevailing in two trips.
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Davenport
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Vince Hrimmer
Gedar Rapids
Peter Duke
A. J. Shanklin
Des Moines Oo
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Bobbie B. Guy House
West Union
Betty Ae Fast
Launder
Marshalltown
Graham and Baker
Decorah
Harvest Hall
Gilbert Yonian
Ere Leonard Emert
Cedar Ap
Drake and Smith
Frank Lynch
Tama golfer R G Nelson wins Tracr Invitational
R G Nelson of Tama captured the championship flight in the Tracr Invitational with a 131 total, including a one under par round. Runner up S Peterson of Cedar Falls finished with 188. The first flight went to W L Bard and the second to G Morris, both from Cedar Falls. Ten towns represented and fifty six players competed.
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Tama
S Peterson
Cedar Falls
W. L. Bard
G. Morris
Toledo
Grundy Center
Vinton
Marshalltown
Blairstown
Iowa Falls
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Softball Tournament Set for July 4 in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction announces a softball tournament to be held at the local fair grounds on July 4. Organizers invite teams and spectators to participate in a day of games and festivities at the fair grounds.
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Ding's Oilers Triumph Over Iowa City Garage Team
In a Friday game at here, Ding's Oilers defeated the Iowa City garage team 13 to 6 in a celebration sponsored by the American Legion post.
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Ameriican Legion Post
Ding’s Oilers
Iowa City Garage
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