Perkins and Jurado Lead U S Open After 36 Holes
Thomas Perkins and Jose Jurado shared the 36 hole lead at Meadow Country Club with 145 totals. Olin Dutra threat remains as the field tightens with Warren, Diegel, Sarazen and Cooper chasing in New York.
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Inco Meadow Country Club
Flushing
N. Y
Thomas Phillip Perkins
Jose Jurado
Perkins
Ee Ee
Leo Diegel
Agua
Caliente
Olin Dutra
Gene Sarazen
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Jurado
Gene
Billy Burke
Greenwich, Conn
Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Jacobs Indefinitely Suspended By N Y Boxing Commish
New York AP Joe Jacobs manager and second to boxers was suspended indefinitely by the New York State Athletic Commission for protesting the title decision awarding to Jack Sharkey. Jacobs claimed Schmeling was robbed by unfair officials and stressed the action relates to his role with the Jacobs Billy McCarney stable.
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New York
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
Jacobs
Schmeling
Billy McCarney
Helens Advance To Quarters In Wimbledon Meet
Helen Wills Moody defeats Kitty Godfree 6-3 0. Miss Helen Jacobs reaches quarter finals with 6-1 6-2 win over C H Jameson. Sarah Palfrey falls to Nuthall. In men's doubles Shields Spence win 6-3 6-3 4-6 6-1. Allison Van Ryn beat Brown Tinkler 7-5 6-2 6-4. Vines defeats Aoki 6-2 3-6 6-3 6-2.
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Wimbledon
England
Helen Wills Moody
America
Kitty On Godfree
Helen Jacobs
California
C. H. Jameson
Sarah Palfrey
Massachusetts
Nuthall
I Aoki
Three Minute Oats Win Final Junior League Game
Three Minute Oats defeated Roosevelt 28 to 2 to claim fourth place in the local American Legion Junior League. Key hits included a first inning homer by Schwerke and a flurry of runs in the second inning as walks and timely hits built the lead. District tournament details will be announced later.
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American Legion
Roosevelt Club
Watson
Schindler
C. Neff
Delzell
Schwerke
Pla
Stout
Roosevelt
Slumps and Surprises Dot Baseball Headlines
The Athletics lag the Yankees as Al Simmons slumps with a .305 mark in 1932 after stellar seasons. Nub Kleinke returns from suspension to start for the Bunnies against Moline, while Nat golf scores show mixed results and Gus Moreland fires a 63 in the Trans Miss match. Phillies fight for contention with a team batting average around .293 and strong regulars.
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Lefty Grove
Jes Earnshaw
Athletics
Yankees
al Simmons
Simmons
Georgia Farm Women Clubs Reach 16000 Members
The state hosts about 16 thousand members across 500 farm women’s clubs in Georgia, reflecting broad participation and organized rural civic activity.
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Georgia
Real Estate Transfers Noted in County Records
A series of property transfers and receiver deeds recorded in June 1932 involve Harold G Smyth to Gladys i Eastland Manor. Clella E Jacobsen to M L Healy. Linn County to FR Building and Loan. A Andrew as receiver for Central Trust Co to Central Loan and Investment Co. Edward R Rathje to Iowa Finance Corp. Transactions list parcels, blocks, and adjoining land rights with nominal consideration.
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Gladys i
Eastland Manor
C. R
Valcon
Clella E Jacobsen
M L Healy
Midway
Linn County
A. Andrew
Central Trust Co
Des Moines
Central Loan and Investment Co
North
Mount Vernon
Edward R. Rathje
Iowa Finance Corp
McClenahan and Buch
Glenview Named 1933 Open Championship Site
The United States Golf Association executive committee selected the North Shore Golf Club course in Glenview Illinois as the site for the 1933 Open Championship. The decision was announced Friday after a committee meeting held Thursday night. The choice marks a historic venue for the Open and will bring top professional and amateur players to the Illinois course.
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Flushing
N. Y
United States Golf Association
North Shore Golf Club
Glenview
Local boxing results list East Moline and Burlington bouts
Fragmentary sports notes show Leonard of East Moline beating Bud Saitis and Claude notion defeating Nick Beemer. Other lines reference Beemer of Burlington and Dunne of Rock Island.
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So Leonard
East Moline
Kneck
Bud Saitis
Res Ad
F. Stubley
Ewsnee
California
Cnet
Moline
Claude Nition
Moreland Pulls Ahead in Trans-Mississippi Semi Final
In Oklahoma City Gus Moreland the Dallas prodigy played steady golf posting 34 36 for an even 70 to lead Dexter by three holes after the morning round of the Trans Missis sippi tournament. Dexter finished 37 36 73 while Goldman led Jackson 1 up in another pairing.
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Gus Moreland
Pete Jordan
Jordan
Oklahoma City
Dallas
See Moreland
Dexter
Moreland
Dave Goldman
Paul Jackson
Kansas City
Women admitted free at Cedar Rapids Bunny game
Tonight the Bunnies host the concluding home stand game with women guests admitted free to the grandstand. Officials note the federal amusement tax does not apply to women for Cedar Rapids baseball as of now.
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Bunnies
Cedar Rapids
Colored Giants Play Stanwood and Toddville
The Colored Giants have a busy weekend with games scheduled at Stanwood on Saturday and at Toddville on Sunday. Lefty Ford is slated to pitch in one of the games.
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Colored Giants
Stanwood, Toddville
Stanwood
Toddville
Lefty Fordee
Cubs In Market To Book Baseball Games
The Cedar Rapids Cubs seek opponents for upcoming games and invite clubs to contact R. F. White at 853 Daniels street NE or by phone 4038 to arrange arrangements.
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Cubs
Cedar Rapids Cubs
R. F. White
Daniels Street
Benefit baseball game at Bunny Park Saturday
The Marion Merchants and M. and J. All-Stars will play at Bunny Park to aid unemployed families. The game starts at 8 15 p m with admission 25 and 10 cents, proceeds going to relief efforts. Both teams donate all gate receipts and no player earns from the event.
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Marion
Marion Merchants
Colored Giants
M. and
J. All-Stars
Cedar Rapids
Kenmore Semi-Finals On Program Saturday
The Kenmore Golf tournament paused Thursday with no semi final matches played. Most matches are expected to be completed Saturday afternoon as players focus on advancing to the finals. A new champion will be crowned Sunday afternoon with several competitors still in contention.
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Kenmore
Ocie Trimble
H. A. Fortson
Tom Hooke
Eee
Iowa City Hosts Olympic Aspirants in Midwest Trials
Sixty star athletes prepared Friday for the Midwest sectional track field trials for the United States Olympic team. In the broad jump Lambert Redd of Bradley Tech and Edward Gordon of Iowa compete with John Weatherly of Monmouth for honors. Ralph Lofshin or Henry Canby lead the pole vault. Norwood Mountain faces Adrian Davis in discus as action expected to tighten near finals.
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Iowa City
Lambert Redd
Bradley Tech
Edward Gordon
Iowa University
Redd
Gordon
John Weatherly
Monmouth College
Weatherly
Ralph Lofshin
University of Wisconsin
Henry Canby
University of Iowa
Norwood Mountain
Penn College
Iowa
Adrian Davis
Wichita
Kan
Mountain
16 Year Old Net Star Beats Lott In Western Meet
Frankie Parker a 16 year old from Milwaukee defeated George Lott of Chicago in five sets to reach the semi finals of the Western singles championship in South Orange New Jersey. Parker faces Junior Coen next as Coen beat Fritz Mercur to advance. The other quarter final winners included Harris Coggeshall and others advancing to semi finals as the event proceeds.
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Net. Star
Lott
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
George Lott
Jamies
Parker
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Coen
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
Orange
N. J
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Waite Hoyt Joins New York Giants Pitching Staff
The New York Giants signed veteran pitcher Waite Hoyt who had been released by the Brooklyn Dodgers. To make room under the 23 player limit, manager Bill Terry dropped Clarence Mitchell from active duty but kept him on as a coach.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Waite Hoyt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Terry
Clarence Mitchell
Giants
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