Henry Cotton Leads Open After Record 67 First Round
Henry Cotton, a native professional, shot a record 67 at Royal St Georges to lead the 72 hole British Open. Denny Shute opened defense with 71 while Gene Sarazen posted 75 and Joe Kirkwood 74 as others followed with varied scores.
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Denny Shute
Andwich
Eng
Henry Cotton
Royal St. Georges
Fred Taggart
Pin Beeen
Dane
Guulie Ilu
Lwu Ulluel
Taggart
Bert Hodson
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Robert Sweeney
Oxford University
Sweeney
Bill Laidlaw
Great Britain
Laidlaw
Joe Kirkwood
New York
Kirkwood
London
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F. Targart
Abe Mitchell
A. Perry
Macdonald Staith
Nashville
Alfred Padgham
de Auguste Boyer
France
Ernest Wiltcombe
Aubrey Boom
Martelle Wins First Half in East Central Loop
Martelle tops the East Central league standings with seven wins and no losses at the halfway point. In a Sunday protest game, Virgil Miller of Martelle defeated Lisbon’s Miller in a pitchers duel, Martelle scoring on a walk sacrifice and a two base hit by Switzer for a 1 0 win.
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Alburnett
Martelle
Virgil Miller
Buel Miller
Miller
Lisbon
All Women Golfers Eligible For Kenmore Ladies Day
Kenmore golf course hosts Tuesday ladies day with no club membership restriction. Mrs O W Esslinger and Mrs C T McClung tied for low score on sixteen. Esslinger won playoff. Mrs H Williams won most sixes and Mrs H J Robertson took blind bogey.
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Kenmore Golf Course
O. W. Esslinger
C. T. McClung
Esslinger
H. Williams
H. J. Robertson
Americans Stir Wimbledon Progress In Mixed Results
Caroline Babcock of California advanced to the third round by defeating Colette Rosambert of France 7 5 6 2. Sarah Palfrey Brookline Mass surged to the third round with a 6 3 6 2 win over Evelyn Dearman England. Virginia Rice Boston fell to Mrs Harry Hopman 6 4 10 8 as Hopman also beat Andre Merlin 7 5 6 2 6 2. Adrian Quist beat Lyttleton Rogers 7 5 6 1 7 5 and Peggy Scriven defeated J Kirk 6 0 6 1. Dorothy Round swept Mrs Montgomery 6 0 6 1 as rain halted play at 5 PM 7.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Carolin Babcock
California
Colette Rosambert
France
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Davis Capace
E. D. Andrews
New Zealand
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
America
Evelyn Dearman
England
Virginia Rice
Boston
Harry Hopman
H. Hopman
Andre Merlin
Adrian Quist
Lyttleton Rogers
Great Britain
Peggy Scriven
J. &. Kirk
Dorothy Round
W. H. Montgomery
Lowden Triumphs Over Stanwood 13 to 6 in Gridiron? No Baseball
Stanwood hosts Lowden in a loosely played ball game as Lowden scored eight runs in the first two innings to take command. Moffit relieved Paist for Stanwood in the third, while Meyer pitched for Lowden and the locals added three runs in the third and three more in the ninth.
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Stanwood
Stanwood Red Sox
Lowden
Moffit
Paist
Meyer
Marengo Team Falls to Country Club in 22 to 5 Loss
Ches terfields from the country defeated Marengo 22 to 5 on Tuesday night. The Bears also topped Hot Shots 13 to 4, improving in a series of local kittenball showdowns.
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Marengo
Country Club
Chesterfields
Bears
Iowa Raiders Win On Gaffke Or Orwell Homer Run Match
In Des Moines May 31 the Raiders faced the Demons. Gaffke tripled the first time up and Orwell homered on a sacked score to drive in two. Hudson walked and Redman hit another homer as Iowa built a string of runs.
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Raiders
Des Moines
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Demons
Orwell
Hudson
Redman
Bell Palmer And Kerwin In Third Round Of Tourney
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association President's tournament nears its third round as Karl Kerwin, John Palmer, and James Bell reach the stage. Kerwin beat Dwight Lupton 6 4 6 0 after prior 6 4 6 2 win. Palmer defeated Bill Seaton 6 1 6 1. Bell advanced on a second round default from Gordon Fennell and beat Gaynor Evans 6 4 6 4.
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Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Karl Kerwin
Dwight Lupton
Hottel
John Palmer
Bill Seaton
James Bell
Gordon Fennell
Bell
Gaynor Evans
Lee Hillbruner
Ed Pohl
Erwin Wasta
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Allen Fredrickson
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Marsh Southwick
Byron Evans
George Liddle
Seaton
Bruce West
Goes Nichols
Jim Yulll
Efault
Ira Carrithers
Henry Gundling
Deisht Lupton
Bil Seaton
Real Estate Transfers Involving Stary and Heuer Entitled 1
Real estate deeds show Frank G. Stary and Fanny Stary transferring parcels in different additions with $1 consideration dated 6 16 34. W M Kacena and wife become joint tenants with E I Heuer via Q C D lot 16 Aud Plat 204 for $1. Other transfers include William H Jensen to Frank Nissen and Henry W Siepman to Frank Nissen, each for $1. John S Vavra conveys to Vergil S Powell and Jennie Powell with survivorship rights, plus Rudolph Plistil to Joseph Vosmek and wife with Q C D e 311 rds and road, all dated 6 21 34 or 8 17 28.
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Fanny Stary
McClen
Buch
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Frank Nissen
Henry W. Siepman
Frank C. Nissen
Kenwood
C. R
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Vergil S
Jennie Powell
W. D. Snly
Add. C. R
Rudolph Plistil
Joseph
Mary Vosmek
Des Moines Star Pleads Guilty To Petty Larceny
Des Moines Star reports Roy M. Hudson 24 of Des Moines Western league baseball player pled guilty in municipal court to petty larceny. He received a 30 day sentence suspended during good behavior after being accused of entering a parked car and taking a radio tube tester. Hudson has a South Haven Michigan home.
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DES Moines
Roy M. Hudson
Hudson
South Haven
Mich
Track stars clash in A A U games
Milwaukee reports prep for the forty seventh annual American AAU outdoor championships at Marquette stadium. entrants include Ralph Metcalfe Glenn Cunningham Bill Bonthron Charles Hornfoster Ben Eastman Lloyd Hahn and teams from LSU Olympic Club San Francisco Indiana with six or seven meet records in danger and metric timing in use.
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INS
Marquette Stadium
A.A.U
Los Angeles
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Indiana
Iowa U Professor Nets First Hole in One in City
Iowa City born Prof. Ernest Horn of the University of Iowa became the first local golfer to ace the 320 yard eighteenth hole at the Iowa City Country Club. He played with colleagues Rudolph Kuever and Dr. Paul Moore as witnesses.
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Dr. Lauer
Iowa
University of Washington
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Lberty
Athletic Board
Iowa City
Ernest Horn
University of Iowa
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Paul Moore
Professor Horn
Iowa City Country Club
Turner's Shut Out LaPlants in Industrial League 5 to 0
Turner's entry in the Industrial league dominated La Plant Choate 5 to 0 at Ellis Park Tuesday night. Schmidt pitched well for the losers while McGuire and C Michalek led the winning pitching and hitting showing.
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Corcoran Wounded in Car Collision on North Side
Chicago American columnist Jimmy Corcoran sustained a compound leg fracture and possible internal injuries after being struck by a car while walking home on the north side. He also suffered facial lacerations. The mention of a submarine being first used in 1776 appears unrelated to the incident.
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INS
Jimmy Corcoran
The
Chicago American
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Pairings Set for Marion Golf Meet Championship Flight
Pairings announced for the Marion Country Club match tournament with 34 entrants in two flights. Favorites H C Jensen and Harold Ballard will meet in the second round if progress goes as planned. First round in the championship flight is slated for June 30 with first flight by July 2.
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Indiana U Sued Over 1931 Football Coach Salary
In Indianapolis Indiana University head football coach Harlan O Page known as Pat Page faces a federal case over a $15000 salary from 1931. Judge Robert C Baltzell has the case under advisement as defense witnesses argue Pages hard boiled attitude contributed to the contract cancellation.
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INS
Harlan O
Pat) Page
Indiana University
Robert C. Baltzell
Federal Court
Page
The
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