Sarazen Leads Qualifying At British Open With 143
Gene Sarazen fired a 72 in the second 18 holes at Wallasey to reach a 36 hole total of 143 and rank high among qualifiers. Henry Cotton stood as the low scorer with 139 after a 71 in the second round and a 68 Tuesday.
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Nordness Leads Winneshiek Loop as Hesper Joins
Nordness beat Decorah Top Hats 8 7 to stay in first place while Burr Oak downed Hesper 14 4 in Winneshiek league action. Fort Atkinson swept Spillville 9 5 and Decorah Hoboes beat Ridgeway 16 10 as standings show Nordness atop the table with 5 2 and several teams at 4 2 or 3 3.
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Calmar Battlers rout Elkader Collegians 16 to 2
In a northeast Iowa league game Calmar Battlers pounded out 16 hits nine for extra bases to defeat Elkader Collegians 16-2. Ossie Orwall pitched a three hit gem and carried a shutout into the ninth inning before two Elkader hits and a Calmar error produced all their runs.
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Klingaman Finishes Second in Marble League Final
Glenn Klingaman of Cedar Rapids finished second in the western marble league finals at Lake Geneva Wisconsin as Jack Roepke of Marathon County won league D. Leonard Tyner Chicago led league B while Charles Peterlein Kent County Michigan took league A and Richard Hammersley Lake Geneva captained league C. Final standings show Tyner 28 8 .777 and Gieferl St Louis 27 9 .750 with Roepke also strong in D amid overall competitive field.
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Hazleton Triumphs Over Oran Nine In 6-4 Victory
Hazleton won the Little Six game against Oran 6 to 4 on Sunday. Hazleton and Oran competed in a tightly fought matchup with Hazleton pulling ahead late.
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Wrestling Results From Associated Press Report
Boston Dannon Mahoney of Ireland defeated Yve Robert of Montreal two falls to none. Providence Cowboy Huches of Oklahoma defeated Les Ryan of New York two falls to one. Lincoln Ole Anderson of Nebraska defeated Ray Richards of incom two falls to one. St Louis Pat O Shocker of Salt Lake City defeated Dr Karl Sarpolis of Pennsylvania.
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Wilson's Open League upset over Armstrong's 2-1 at Ellis Park
Open League saw Wilson's beat Armstrong's 2-1 with Harold White allowing one hit. Beeson's shut out Gazette 1-0 behind Billy Driscoll pitching. Parkson's beat Brown Derby 13-6. Solon CCC edged La Plant-Choate 7-6 in Industrial play. Merchants National bank beat Iowa Steel 8-2. Schrader pitched St. Paul's to a 15-1 no-hit win over Second Christian in a postponed church game.
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Grant Allison Surges To Wimbledon Third Round
In Wimbledon play at Wimbledon England AP Grant Bitsy Grant from Atlanta rebounded after dropping the first set to defeat M D Delaford of England 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-1 advancing to the third round. Defending champion Fred Perry beat K Chartikavaniji 6-2 6-2 6-2. David N Jones pushed Wilmer Alison to 14-12 in the first set before Alison won 6-3 6-4 to take the match.
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Fairfax Iowa Incorporation Vote Set For July 20 1936
Legal notice to residents of Linn County Iowa announcing a special election on July 20 1936 at the Fairfax schoolhouse to decide whether the described territory should be incorporated as the town of Fairfax Iowa under Chapter 286 of the 1935 Code. The notice includes the exact boundary description and states commissioners Frank Moynihan and Wayne C Boland have been appointed to conduct the election and file the plot of the town limits.
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McLaughlin questioned as Western league leader
The column argues Dr. A F McLaughlin may lack the baseball leadership needed for the Western league presidency criticizes the Sioux City directors hostility and urges finding a Belden Hill type executive to guide the sport amid Des Moines attendance and Cochrane's nerves and absence from Detroit.
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Motorcycle Hill Climb Near Anamosa Sets June 28
Cedar Rapids Knight Riders announce a hill climb on June 28 at the E. W. Gordon farm 242 miles S and E of Anamosa. The 130 foot rise along the Wapsipinicon river offers ample parking and draws top riders under AMA sanction with a large guaranteed purse.
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Fred Haas Heads Field In College Tourney With 146
Fred Haas Jr a 20 year old senior from LSU led 32 players after two rounds in the National Intercollegiate golf championship. He shot 71 Tuesday and 75 Monday for a 146 total. Yale edged Stanford Notre Dame and Michigan in the team standings with 625 629 630 and Michigan as last years champions in fourth place.
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Columbus Junction and Conesville Win in Community League
The Columbus Junction kittenball team defeated Columbus City 10 to 3 while Conesville beat Louisa Center 14 to 1 in Community league games. Columbus Junction leads the league standings and a joint schedule shows games on June 29 with Cotter Fredonia and Columbus City.
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La Porte City Adopts Eight Team Softball League
La Porte City reorganizes its softball league to play two evenings weekly at the lighted park. Eight teams will compete with managers setting the rules and each squad allowed fifteen players.
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Richards to Meet Kaplan on Cedar Park Mat Card
In Cedar Park Thursday night Abe Kaplan of New York will exchange courtesies with Ray Richards of Chicago Bear lines. The main event features Tommy Marvin against Alf Johnson with Fred Ebert and Frankie French. Jimmie Bear to referee.
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Oelwein Club Opens Pfeifer Trophy Handicap Golf
First round matches for the Pfeifer trophy handicap golf tournament in Oelwein were set for sixteen qualified players. Defending champion Dick Caldwell failed to qualify, with Maley George Hammond Schmitke J Becker Nutting A Hintz O Hintz Evinger R Young Dr Spears Pat Maley Simms B Hintz Myers C Olson and Henry advancing.
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Berg Opens With 8&6 Win in Trans Tourney Round
Miss Miley, the Lexington girl, beat Mrs J L Bailey 7 and 6 while Patty Berg, the Minneapolis teen, defeated Mrs Channing Folsom 8 and 6. Berg then faced Mrs J W Phillips in the next round in Denver.
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Wadena Victorious Over Fayette Nine 7 to 2
Wadena piled hits and capitalized on Fayette errors to win 7 to 2 in a Little Eight league game in Fayette. Score by innings shows Wadena rallying with timely hitting while Fayette struggled defensively. Batteries Wadena Chase Everett Voshell Fayette Killerlain Timm.
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Quasqueton Drops Game To Walker Nine 9 To 3
Quasqueton and Walker met on Quasqueton’s diamond with Walker winning 9 to 3. The recap notes a second game planned at Walker’s field and a July 4 celebration matchup. The piece ends with a stray line about edible mushrooms.
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