Hodge Shimek and Others Advance in Kenmore Golf Tour
In a windy Kenmore course, Ward Hodge upset Loren Welch 4 and 3 to lead the championship flight as Heinie Jensen also beat J J Olinger 4 and 3. The first round concluded with Baird, Myers, and Toman winning by margins, and second round pairings set for Thursday with Burkart coordinating.
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Wauter Hodge
Ellis
Kenmore
Loren Welch
Hodge
Heinie Jensen
Downing J. J. Olinger
Charles Burkart
Burkart
Walter Hodge
J. J. Olinger
L. Fitzpatrick
George Alt
E. Baird
T. Strasburger
B. Myers
H. Wokoun
J. J. Toman
George Lindsey
Joe Shimek
M. Reed
J. J. Crawford
Carl Myers
W. Simon
Dick Goslin
Bob Tenney
Dick Everett
Nelander
Jones
Jensen
Bures
Fitzpatrick
Houk
Baird
Trimble
Reid
Local Encounters in Mixed Matchups Reported
Hightower faces Myer while Darrow battles Toman. Shimek meets Hastings as Thompson takes on Tenney. Adams contests Carringer with Simon opposing Carringer, and Simon duels McPartland. Crawford meets Taylor in listed pairings.
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Hightower
Myer
Darrow
Toman
Shimek
Hastings
Thompson
Tenney
Adams
Carringer
Simon
McPartland
Crawford
Taylor
Leading Teams Lose In Iowa Valley Loop
In High Amana Iowa Watkins defeated Atkins 9 to 3 and Newhall beat Norway 2 to 1. League standings place Atkins and Norway at 4-1, Watkins at 3-2, Walford 3-2, Newhall 2-3, Amana 4-4, Keystone 0-5.
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Iowa Valley Loop
High Amana
Atkins
Norway
Watkins
Newhall
Pet
Contoy
Walford
Tipton B Team Beats Bennett 13 to 4 Under Lights
Tipton Iowa residents saw the Tipton B kittenball team defeat Bennett B 13 to 4 under floodlights. Crary and Powers were the Tipton battery while Heinze pitched and Thien caught for Bennett. The next game is scheduled for Thursday night.
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Tipton
Tipton “B
Bennett
Crary
Powers
Heinze
Thien
Van Ryn Bows Out as Sidney Wood Wins Wimbledon Title
John Van Ryn of New Jersey loses to defending champion Fred Perry in four sets 4-6 6-1 6-3 10-8. Sidney B Wood tops D H Williams 6-3 9-7 6-2 in a separate men’s match. Helen Jacobs reaches third round by beating Mlle Douquerque 8-6 6-4. Helen Wills Moody advances 6-3 6-1. Vivian McGrath defeats A Legeau 6-3 to reach last sixteen.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ins
John van Ryn
New Jersey
Fred J. Perry
van Ryn
Perry
D. H. Williams
England
Sidney B. Wood
Helen Jacobs
Mlle M. R. Douquerque
Holland
Baseball Star Faces Slump At Comiskey Park
Al Simmons long regarded as one of baseball’s top batsmen struggles this season with a .266 average at Comiskey Park. Manager Jimmy Dykes hints the slump is mental as Simmons doubts his ability to hit at the park and loses confidence, slowing White Sox pace behind the Yankees.
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al. Simmons
Athletics
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Simmons
Comiskey Park
Yankees
Giants Hold NL Lead Amid Talk of Overwork and Luck
The New York Giants won twelve of eighteen at home and lead the NL by six and a half games. Rival teams call them lucky as overtaxed pitchers show strain in games against the Pirates and Cubs. Davenport favored in the pennant chase thanks to strong pitching staff including Morse in reserve.
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New York Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Corsairs
New York
Arky Vaughn
Cy Blanton
Polo Grounds
Fred Lindstrom
Stan Hack
Parmelee
Hubbell
Giants
Grimm
Charley
Sioux City
Cowboys
Davenport
Blue Sox
Cletus Dixon
Prince
Phoebus
Picchota
Tubbs
Lamanski
Blues
Morse
Riverside Loses To Washington In Diamondball Tilt
Riverside fell 11 to 6 to Washington in a Tuesday night game. Riverside pitcher Schmidt faltered in the ninth, allowing multiple hits as the visitors crossed home six times to seal the victory under the lights.
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the Gazette
Riverside
Little Demons
Washington
Schmidt
Demons
Real Estate Transfers and Joint Tenancies Noted in Cedar Rapids Area
A series of transfers recorded: Peter Struchen to Carl H Struchen involving multiple sections. Rose H Johnson and husband to Maud M Sherwood with several lots in Hulls Add Cedar Rapids and adjacent parcels. Everett F E Wood and wife to Iowa State Savings Bank. J B Stastny and wife to Eva C Bailey. Milner M Simitz and wife to Walter K and Ida M Long with Bever Woods Lot 80 Cedar Rapids. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Association to O E and Mable B Strycker. Florence Gilmore to Frank Kepros. Elmer E Weymer to Maude A Weymer. William H Miller to Nina Miller. Kent A Fish to Blanch E Fish. Paul Costas to John M Costas. Lottie E Filson Knight and husband to Conrad J and Edith Wendel. Myrtie B Michael to Edwin Powell. Ingram Bixler and wife to Edwin S Williams. Ondrej Kovac to Matt Macek Jr and Mary P Macek. Charles M Fee and wife to Clara E Knight. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Association to Elmer M and Clara A Seevel. Several conveyances include joint tenancy language and liens, with values ranging from $1 to $13,800 and specific property descriptions in Cedar Rapids and surroundings.
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Everett FE. Wood
Iowa State Savings Bank
J. B. Stastny
Eva C. Bailey
Buchanan
Cedar Rapids
Milner M. Simitz
Walter K
Ida M. Long
Bever Woods
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Elmer E Weymer
Maude A. Weymer
Belmont Park
Valcon
William H Miller
Nina Miller
Daniels Park
Kent
Blanch E
Central City
Paul Costas
John M Costas
Lottie E. Filson Knight
Conrad J
Edith Wendel
College Park Addition C. R
Myrtie
Michael
Hus
Edwin Powell
Conval
Ingram Bixler
Edwin S Williams
Ondrej Kovac
Johanna Kovac
Matt Macek, Jr
Mary P. Macek
Charles M Fee
Clara E Knight
Whitcombe Holds British Open Lead With Four Under Par 68
Charley Whitcombe shot a 68 to finish 36 holes at 139, leading the British open golf championship in Muirfield Scotland. Henry Cotton and Alf Padgham tied for second at 142, with Cottons 35 to the turn not enough to keep pace.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Charley Whitcombe
Henry Cotton
Alf Padgham
Whitcombe
Padgham
Cotton
Alf Perry
Aubrey Boomer
France
William
Cox
England
Henry Picard
Robert Sweeney
Boomer
Picard
Sweeney
Joe Ezar
Waco
Tex
Frank Ball
Mac Smith
Washington Golfers Prepare for Wellman Showdown
Washington golfers travel to Wellman for a Sunday dual match weather permitting. The match was postponed by rain and follows weeks of scheduling. Defending champion Jack Lytle leads the local team ahead of upcoming July 4 tournament and city event.
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the Gazette
Washington
Wellman
Washington Tournament Committee
Jack Lytle
Chester Hortons Golf Instruction From 1935
The Standard Instruction of America's Leading Teacher explains that foot position controls ball flight. Do not creep toward or slip back on the ball. Set stance relative to the ball, then adjust for the shot. For a high fly, move the left foot back one inch and swing normally without reaching with the upper body.
Races And Coon Hunt At Central City Sunday
CENTRAL CITY there will be a coon day field trial meet and harness races at the Wapsie Valley fair grounds June 30. Some good races are booked and there is a strong list of entries for the dogs which should furnish plenty of interest.
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Central City
Wapsie Valley Fair Grounds
Averill Burned Out For Six Weeks After Firecracker Blast
Earl Averill star outfielder for the Cleveland Indians was hospitalized after a firecracker exploded in his right hand. Dr Edward Castle club physician said Averill will be out of the lineup for at least six weeks.
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Cleveland
Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Edward Castle
Averill
Yates Wins Twice In College Golf Meet
Charles Yates defending champion from Georgia Tech rallied to defeat Walter Emery of Oklahoma 2 and 1 in the morning and knocked out Winfield Day of Notre Dame 2 and 1 in the afternoon to reach the quarterfinals of the national intercollegiate golf championship Johnny Fischer and Woodrow Malloy also advanced as medal contenders from Michigan with Johnson and Kocsis eliminated in the second round.
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Washington
Charles Yates
Georgia Tech
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Yates
Winfield Day
Notre Dame
Johnny Fischer
Michigan
Woodrow Malloy
Lewis Johnson
Charleston
Charles Kocsis
Johnson
Kocsis
Rookie Moriarty Quits Braves to Enter Priesthood
Edward J Moriarty a rookie second baseman with eight major league games resigned from the Boston Braves to pursue the priesthood He recently graduated from Holy Cross College and will begin a five year seminary course in Montreal He batted .323 in eight appearances and showed talent.
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Boston
Edward J
Moriarty
Boston Braves
Holy Cross College
Montreal
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Helen Moody
Cove Eeduedbrusespouue
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Henry McLemore
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Henry
Baer
Max
Earl
Maxie
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Arlington
Wion Chevrolet CO
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Cedar Falls
Harry Brookman
They Chevrolet CO
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Bawier
Eleader W H. Walsh Hudson LA France
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Independence Central Chevrolet CO
Linder Tire
Bystone
Mirler Motor Company
Orte City
Smell
Jedar Rapids
Manchester
Kuhlman & Smith Cloud Motor Company
ASMUS
Arengo Malcolm, Winans Co
Partriese, Motor CO
Vmonticello Matthiessen Auto CO
Roseberry
Oran CO. Co
Suhr Oelwein
Btrang Tire Motor BE Ice Garage
Horning
Anwood
Clair Flansburg Skelly Oil Stations
U.S
Wells
First Ave
First St. NE
A United States Rubber Products, Inc
Rubber Company
Broadway
Peter Struchen
Carl H. Struchen
Rose H. Johnson
Maud M. Sherwood
Hull
Lawson Little
Washington Golfers
Walt
Daniels
Hudson Terraplane
Packard
BIG
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Chester Horton
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