Walker Cup Squad Of Ten Named To Face Britain
The United States Golf Association revealed a ten man Walker Cup squad for the Brookline matches September 1 2 led by veterans Ouimet Johnston and Sweetser with newcomers McCarthy Seaver Westland and Moe among the selections. Expected eight will play with final selections by Captain Ouimet close to the event.
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No York
Brookline
Mass
Herbert H. Ramsay
United States Golf Association
McCarthy
Westland
Ouimet
Howell
Dunlap
Seaver
O Quimet
Johnston
Sweetser
Voigt
Moe
United States
Oxford Junction Downs Wheatland In Five Inning 2 0 Win
Oxford Junction defeated Wheatland 2 to 0 in a five inning game at Oxford Junction Sunday afternoon. Rain halted further play and eastern Iowa league games were postponed as fans sought shelter. Lowden led Clarence 3 to 0 at the rain stop.
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Lowden
Oxford Junction
Wheatland
Dixon
Clarence
Prasillon
Bennett
Calamus
Big League Baseball Wisdom for Young Players
The article advises young players to limit curve balls and rely on a strong fast ball with a fair curve and occasional change of pace. It warns against overuse of curves, emphasizes rest for a sore arm, and notes the difference between a stiff arm and a real sore arm. Al Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on Base Running upon request.
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al Demaree
Vines Wins and Wood Loses at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon Sid ney Wood Jr. was eliminated in the quarter finals by Jiro Satoh of Japan with set scores 7-5 7-5 2-6 6-4. Ellsworth Vines Jr. defeated Enrique Maier 6-2 6-3 6-2 to reach the semi finals.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sidney Wood, Jr
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Wood
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
United States
Enrique Maier
Vines
Helen Jacobs
Elizabeth Ryan
N. Trentham
R. M. Turnbull
Britain
Frank Shields
H. W
Bunny” Austin
Red Pepper’s Sporting Chatter on Broadcasts and Baseball
Earl Red Pepper reflects on the likely ban on broadcasting Big Ten football and major league baseball games, noting school protests and federal pressure. He surveys Chicago White Sox woes, player role shifts, and John McGraw’s fading sports spotlight after his Giants resignation.
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Harry Neily
Chicago American
Sox
Red Sox
John McGraw
Giants
McGraw
Mitvalsky's Defeats Hach Brothers 10 to 9
Mitvalsky's diamondball team defeated Hach Brothers 10 to 9 after twenty one hits to fourteen. W. Jones and Horak played for Mitvalsky's while J. Paul and Glenn played for Hach's.
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Mitvalsky
Hach Brothers
Mitvalisky
W. Jones
Horak
Mitvalsky’s
J. Paul and
Glenn
Hach’s
Saling Leaves Corydon for Olympic Trials
Corydon Iowa Captain George Saling of the University of Iowa track team will depart Wednesday for Palo Alto California to enter final Olympic trials on July 15 and 16. A likely contender in both the 110 meters and 400 meter hurdles, Saling will resume competition on the West Coast.
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Corydon
George Saling
University of Iowa
Palo Alto
Calif
Saling
West Coast
University of Iowa to Host Mississippi Valley Net Journey Meet
The University of Iowa clay announces invites sent to over 250 middle west tennis stars for the Mississippi Valley meet set July 27 to 29. Expected 50 to 75 entrants compete in men and women singles and doubles with trophies. Past champions Mary O Malley and Edgar Goeppel along with Merle Robins may defend titles.
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Iowa City
Middle West
University of Iowa Athletic Department
Mississippi Valley
E. G. Schroeder
Hawkeye
Iowa
Mary O’malley
Los Angeles
Calif
Edgar Goeppel
Ronald Reddig
Rock Island
Ill
Merle Robins
Ames
Bert Reil
Bert Reil, Watseka
May
Former Husker Gridman Wins In Boxing Debut
Ray Richards former University of Nebraska football captain made his boxing debut in Omaha facing Big Boy Hines. Richards scored four punches to the head including two knockdowns before a first round knockout earned him a sharp victory.
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Omaha, Neb
INS
Ray Richards
University of Nebraska
Richards
Big Boy Hines
Hines
Shumberland
Ski Meet Slated For Colorado On July 4
More than 100 top western skiers entered the annual fourth of July summer ski meet at St Marys glacier fifty miles west of Denver. A living glacier ski-jump course will be carved and a salmon race added as a special attraction this year.
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Denver
Sns
West
St. Mary’s Glacier
Ligouri Falls to Mack in Six Round Headliner
Des Moines lightweight Tony Ligouri loses to local fighter Richie Mack in a six round main event in Sioux City. Ligouri suffered another setback in his comeback campaign as Mack controlled the bout from start to finish.
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Sioux City
UNS
Tony Ligouri
Des Moines
Ligouri
Richie Mack
Nurmi and Finns Head for Olympic Meet
Paavo Nurmi leads Finland's eight man track team departure for the United States. The group of fifteen runners sails via Stockholm and Paris and is due to reach New York on the Mauretania on July 8.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Dpe
Paavo Nurmi
United States
Stockholm
Paris
New York
Mauretania
Diamond Ball Scores Monday C League Update
Central Park pres led by Kindle Petranek Schepple Olson posted 103 and Westminster Pres 306 0613 5 12. Olivet Presbyterian played Calvary Baptist in a mixed Monday league recap with scores reflecting a close contest and standings update.
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Central Park
Westminster
Kindle
Petranek
Schepple
Olson
Olivet Presbyterian
Calvary Baptist
Storean
Ann Tometalyne
Coe Iy
Stan Hack's Wife Wins Tennis Crown
Mrs. Stanley Hack of Los Angeles upset defending champion Catherine Wolf in a tight match to claim the title 6 4, 4 6, 11 9. The final featured strong rallies as Wolf faced tougher opposition than in earlier rounds.
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Stan Hack
Chicago
INS
Stanley Hack
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Catherine Wolf
Medal Tournament At Kenmore Over Week End
Public links club wielders will have another chance to take honors at Kenmore over the week end in a Fourth of July medal tournament. The 36 hole af fair will run Saturday Sunday and Monday with four flights and no qualifying round. The winner of flight one receives a cup and the runner up a dozen balls. winners of flights two to four get a dozen balls each with runners up earning six. Entry fee is 25 cents.
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Public Links Club
Wielders
Kenmore
Phil Perkins Enters Western Open Tourney
Briton T Philip Perkins, who tied for second in the national open last Saturday three strokes behind Gene Sarazen, filed his entry Tuesday for the Western Open at Canterbury Country Club starting Thursday. Tom Miyamoto of Japan also entered.
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Cleveland
T. Philip Perkins
Bobby Cruickshank
Gene Sarazen
Canterbury Country Club
Tom Miyamoto
Japan
Norway Beats Oxford in High-Scoring 16 13 Game
Norway won its sixth win in seven starts by defeating Oxford 16 to 13. Battery included Sevening and Lee Vig. Next Sunday Norway faces Chelsea at Norway.
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Norway
Oxford
Sevening
Lee
Vig
Chelsea
Finn Sets World Javelin Record at 74.92 Meters
Matti Jarvinen of Finland set a new javelin world record with a 74.92 meter throw. The previous mark of 71.01 meters was held by Sweden’s E Lundquist.
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ABC
Finland
INS
Matti Jarvinen
E. Lundquist
Sweden
Margaret Olson Wins Medal In Des Moines
Margaret Olson, a former high school player now taking up golf again, won medal honors Monday in Des Moines and entered today’s city tournament as a favorite after her recent success.
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Margaret Olson
Des Moines
Epr
Ses Olson
The Pesky Things Foot Feet Conundrum in Dialogue
A fragment presents a comic exchange about why someone should care for their feet with a line about they have never done anything for me. The dialogue style hints at a humorous, conversational piece from a period newspaper.
McKee May Not Play In Iowa Golf Meet
Bob McKee may default the Iowa state amateur golf championship when the tournament runs July 10 to 13 in Sioux City due to work commitments at Cedar Rapids. Dr Paul Barton of Davenport also will not participate, leaving strong contenders absent from this year’s state meet.
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Bob McKee
Iowa
Dr. Barton
Sioux City
INS
McKee
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Paul Barton
Davenport
Goode Wins Medal In Southpaw Meet
Decorah IS reports Bob Goode of Des Moines, defending champion, led sixteen left handed golfers in the first round of the state southpaw tournament. Goode carded 74 to start his title defense. George Baker, local rider, posted 80 to place second in qualifying. The tourney continues Thursday.
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Decorah
Bob Goode
Des Moines
Portsiders
Goode
George Baker
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Noted in Linn County
A sequence of land transfers recorded between 1928 and 1932 details transactions in Linn County. Names include Sarah Mather, R. M. Bettsworth, Mae E. Crowley, Charles Imler, W. A. Smith Jr., Country Club Hts. Realty Co., John W. Strickel and others. Lots and blocks in Cedar Rapids areas feature municipal easements and mortgage subs. Values listed as one dollar or nominal consideration with mortgage or record references.
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Sarah Mather
R. M. Bettsworth
Swiy
Orig C. R
Linn County
A. J. Schmuacker
Watkins Laws
Bank
R. Schroeder
R. M. Bettesworth
Perp. Savs. & Loan Assn
Mae E. Crowley
L. A. Andrew
Corn Belt Savs. Bank
C. R
Charles Imler
William L
Louise K. Boyer
Valcon Ae
Country Club
Hts
Realty Co
Charles B. Schand
Cedar Rapids
Grantor
John W. Strickel
Mary G. Strickel
Ruth bets Yankees cruise to AL title as Athletics fade
Babe Ruth says the New York Yankees will likely win the American League pennant, with the Athletics out of the race after a rough stretch. He notes strong pitching from Gomez Ruffing Allen and Pipgras, and a hot lineup led by Gehrig Dickey Combs and Ruth. He declines to predict the NL winner, joking he’s no fortune teller.
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NEW York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yanks
Senators
Athletics
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Babe Smith
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Gehrig
Dickey
Combs
Trojans Favored To Win Track Carnival
USC is the heavy favorite to win the fifty sixth Intercollegiate A.A.A.A. championships in Berkeley. Thirty one top performers are entered and USC will join 250 eastern and midwestern athletes for workouts at Edwards Stadium after arriving Friday.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Southern California
Edwards
Montour Cubs Win Keeps Unbeaten Streak Alive
The Montour Sugar Creek Cubs defeated the Carleton Cubs 1 to 1 on Sunday. Perkins pitched effectively, allowing two hits and recording twenty one strikeouts. The Cubs remain undefeated this season and seek Sunday games. Written by Kenneth Fisher.
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Montour
Sugar Creek Cubs
Carleton Cubs
Perkins
Cubs
Kenneth Fisher
Dempsey Denies Split With Manager Ahead of July Fourth Fight
Leonard Sacks denies splitting with Jack Dempsey as promoter for the Baer King bout on July Fourth in Reno Nevada. Dempsey in Los Angeles calls the report ridiculous. Both managers push for a knockout win to earn a title shot at Sharkey while planning the undercard and potential referee role.
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Jack
Schmeling
Sharkey
Colored Giants Seek Opponent for Next Sunday
The Colored Giants have no game for next Sunday and invite any team with an open date to contact Manager Wilson.
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Giants
Wilson
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