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Bev Allen plans a new park project in Pekin with support from city officials. The proposal outlines a recreation area and public spaces to be funded by local grants and private donations.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
13
Bev Allen plans a new park project in Pekin with support from city officials. The proposal outlines a recreation area and public spaces to be funded by local grants and private donations.
Ruth belts his 17th home run as the Yankees rally to a 10 7 victory. The game features strong hitting and late scoring, with Ruth providing the decisive long blast and the team overcoming a prior deficit.
Louis Mays delivered a knockout win over Thomas in an event labeled E zhth. The bout ended decisively with Mays securing victory by knockout.
Handken plans a Cedar Park show contest against Orles Thorington. The event appears scheduled with limited readable details amid OCR errors. Further specifics on date venue and performance are unreadable in the fragment.
In Omaha last night two umpires walked out of a game with Joplin for first place, after nonstop player official clashes. Dale Gear granted permission to continue with Omaha sandlot umpires in charge as the Cubs and others face a tough pennant outlook and talk turns to Charley Grimm Willit and Faber veteran status in the White Sox.
Cardinals schedule a game against Tracr on Sunday avoiding Dysart per local sports brief. Teams and venues unspecified due to fragmented OCR text.
Colorado Springs reports describe Iowans winning rounds in a Trans Golf meet. Budk Mayter of Newton and Gus Moreland from Des Moines advance, while Bob Warren of Denverland and Zen Eaton of Oklahoma City also win key matches.
FG Welch defeated J L Lindsay 2 and 1 to reach the third round in the championship flight. Welch advances to a semi against Glen Darrow, while other semi spots hinge on Varvara versus Sobdoda Jr and Killian versus French. Safely and Yarnall won, with Yarnall beating Henry Files 1 up. Wheeler beat J E Rogers 2 and 1, and Dunshee advanced by default over G E Huser.
Four University of Tawa athletes including Edward Gordon, the defending broad jump champion, will compete in the National AAU track and field championships in Chicago Thursday and Friday. Gorévan, an Olympic champion, notes coach George Bresnahan that 25 feet is within reach in practice. Gordon won the AAU title last year with a 25 feet 3 1/2 inch mark. Others, such as Dean, Barker, and Hmeanwr, also vie for improved performances as Hawkeye teammates travel to Illinois.
Three Wellman kittenball teams swept a trio of contests in a busy schedule. Scorers and standout plays highlighted the day as the teams strengthened their standings.
Field event stars compete at the National A A G champion ships at Soldier Field with shot putters among top contenders including Jack Torrance and John Lyman. In boxing, heavyweights Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera prepare for their Madison Square Garden title bout amid rising betting interest and talk of fans flocking to the ring.
Myron Pilbrow of Grinnell plans to compete in the 5000 meter race at the AAU meet in Chicago. Despite interest from the Syracuse Athletic Association he will wear Grinnell College colors and compete under his alma mater. He recently won the national collegiate two mile title in Chicago with a career best 9:22.8 and has dominated two mile races, posting a 9:33.6 Mussour conference mark and a Drake Fieldhouse meet time of 9:24.272.
Garibaldi won for S8$SLOCUTEN Press while Mate defeated OShocker in a 21 percent decision. Joee Sasaldi of Three Oaks, Mick defeated Roland Kirchmeier 21 percent. Detreit defeated Rob Kemar 225. Cleveland Romar disqualified. Abe Coleman threw Lewis Plummer in Washington. Title results cited from New York and Baltimore areas.
Decorah tops the Cactus feature in Winneshiek County Cow Pasture Baseball Association action. Ridgeway stays in first by defeating Festina 13 to 2 while Spillvite beat Ossian 10 to 8 and Fort Atkinson beat Mystery 22 to 1. Glenwood and Canoe remain tied after Glenwood beat Freeport 15 to 2 and Canoe edged Plymouth Rock 13 to 12. Biuffton beat Kendallville and Burrak beat Hesper in the Alfalfa League standings with several games listed.
Johnny Fischer of Michigan, defending champion, withdraws with a muscle wrench. Notre Dame captain Henri Kowal and Fischer tie for medals with 143 after 36 holes. Yale captures team title by twelve strokes over Michigan. Georgia Tech disqualified for a wrong bet by George Harris.
In California the pari mutuel betting measure on horse racing appears to be legalized by incomplete returns from Tuesday's special election. With 4 835 complete precincts of 5 547 statewide, the proposition shows 237 227 in favor and 218 455 against.
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