Goodman And Dawson Lead At 18th In Trans Golf Meet
Johnny Goodman of Omaha led Leland Hamman by four after a sizzling 35 at 9 holes in the Trans Mississippi semi final. Johnny Dawson of Chicago built a 4 up lead on Sid Richardson after a morning win and rode par golf to a 11 and 10 afternoon victory.
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Paris
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Billy Cording
Jey
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Oklahoma City
Chicago Star
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Woods
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Des Moines Demons Beat Sioux City 4 3 In Eight Inning Thriller
Hal Turpin dazzled on the mound for Des Moines with eight strikeouts and no hits after the fourth inning as the Demons edged the Sioux City Cowboys 4 to 3. Key plays came in the eighth when Ted Mayer scored on a misplayed bunt and Augie Luther delivered the run that put Des Moines ahead.
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Major Leagues Box Scores from Chicago and Cleveland
Box scores show Chicago and Cleveland games with runs hits and errors. Notable performances include Hale Bonura Simmons and Dykes for Chicago and Galatzer Campbell Hale Sewell for Cleveland, with Wratt May Currie and Schwartz pitching in various matchups.
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Maple Succeeds Swanson as Rocks Manager in Island City
Howard Maple, veteran catcher, named manager of Rock Island Western league club after Karl Swanson resigned due to illness. Maple is the Islanders third manager this season following Tommy Taylor's mid June resignation and Swanson's recent acquisition from Cedar Rapids.
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Howard Maple
Rock Island
Karl
Swanson
Maple
Islanders
Tommy Taylor
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Western League standings and Friday results
Standings show Davenport Cedar Rapids Sioux City Co Bluffs Ced Rapid Des Moines Keokuk Rock Island St Joseph and Council Bluffs with records and winning percentages. Friday results include Davenport Cedar Rapids Des Moines Sioux City Rock Island St Joseph games. Upcoming matchups list Cedar Rapids at Davenport Sioux City at Des Moines Rock Island at Keokuk Council Bluffs at St Joseph.
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Hill and Reinhardt Meet in Western Open Final
Mrs Hill of Kansas City faces Mrs Reinhardt of Chicago in a 36 hole final at Sunset Ridge Country Club for the women's western open golf title. Hill beat Helen Hicks 2 and 1 to reach the final while Reinhardt topped Babe Didrikson 5 and 4 after leading from the first hole.
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Kansas City
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Sunset Ridge Country Club
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Siwanoy
Reinhardt
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Texas
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Wrestlers' defeats spark talk of impending revolution
United Press reports in New York that Chief Little Wolf and Jimmy Londos lost on successive nights fueling talk of a coming upheaval. Promoters and impresarios worry as Londos remains undefeated and bets focus on possible reversals by Danno O Mahoney.
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United Press
New York
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Boston
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Rock Island Defeats Keokuk 9 3 In Series Opener
Rock Island pitchers nine runs on 13 hits led by Denson and Schultz who produced three base hits each. Keokuk's Johnson allowed ten hits as Rock Island pulled away with a four-run third inning and another four in the fourth. Denson, Schultz and Rasher starred with multiple hits to spark the Islanders to a 9 to 3 victory.
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Alberts Lead Softball Standings With 3 2 Win
Alberts moved to undisputed first in the open diamond league at Ellis Park by beating Light Co 3 to 2. The Gazette fell from first after a 4 2 loss to Beesons while Armstrongs won 4 0 over Parksons. Fire shift No 1 won a double header 8 5 and 3 1. Blue Valley forfeited to Fauerbach.
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Wrestling Results From Associated Press
Chief Little Wolf of Los Angeles defeated Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis one fall. Lee Nuns of Boston defeated Charley Strack of Cedar Valley New York one fall. Irish Jack Donovan of Boston defeated Ball Martin of Trenton after Martin was counted out for refusing to continue.
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Lyons Overlooked for All Star Team
Ted Lyons, 34, who won eight games and lost two this season, misses a spot on the American League all star squad despite a strong comeback. Manager Jimmy Dykes credits Lyons' restored control after winter rest as key to his success this year with the White Sox.
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Baer Plans Daytime Wedding Details Secret
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer says he will be married during the day with the exact spouse kept private. He promises the world will learn the name at 4 PM and cites the secrecy as a serious matter between them.
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Washington
Contenders Resume Play Today In City Tourney
Kenmore golf officials anticipate a large turnout as the second round deadline nears for the city tournament. Friday saw Adams defeat Carringer 4 and 3 and Tenney beat Thompson 3 and 2 in the first flight. The championship flight second round should begin late Saturday or early Sunday with favorites playing.
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Carringer
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Sid Wood Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals Over Hopman
Sidney B. Wood of New York, the chief American hope, defeated Harry Hopman of Australia 6 1 6 4 3 6 6 3 to advance to the Wimbledon quarter finals. Wood led most of the match and only loosened in the third set.
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New York
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Darkhorse Russell Ball Reaches Semifinals in College Tennis
Evanston Ill The national intercollegiate tennis tournament moves to the semifinals with three seeds and a darkhorse still alive Russell Ball Northwestern eliminated William Reese Georgia Tech seeded No 2 in a major upset Wilbur Hess Rice seeded No 1 faces Ernest Sutter Tulane seed No 3 Leonard Patterson beat George Ball Northwestern to meet Russell Ball in the semis.
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Georgia Tech
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Rice Institute
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Tulane
Leonard Patterson
George Ball
Northwestern
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Henshaw of Cubs Hurls One Hitter
Roy Henshaw pitched a one hitter in an 8 0 Cubs win over the Pirates boosting Chicago pennant hopes. Mace Brown surrendered the lone hit in the sixth as Henshaw notched five victories and three defeats, joining strong Cubs support from Lamanski and Greenberg.
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Fullerton, JR
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Five Iowans Set for Natl Track Carnival
Iowa City five Hawkeyes or former stars will run in the national AAU track meet at Lincoln Nebraska next Wednesday and Thursday. Juniors Oberlin Cretzmeyer and Latham enter hurdles pole vault javelin broad jump juniors Wednesday while Panther and Gordon compete in senior events Thursday. Panther is Big Ten champ and Gordon is 1932 Olympic broad jumper veteran.
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Yates and Fischer Fall in Intercollegiate Golf
Charles Yates of Georgia Tech and Johnny Fischer of Michigan were eliminated in the National Intercollegiate golf championship semifinals. Ed White of Texas defeated Yates 4 and 3, and Fred Haas of Louisiana defeated Fischer 5 and 3 to reach the final.
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Georgia Tech
Johnny Fischer
Michigan
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Texas
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Louisiana
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Fischer
Finger To Study Europe Athletics For 15 Months
Sherman Finger, former Cornell coach, leaves for Europe to study athletics in various countries for fifteen months. He takes a leave of absence from the Minnesota university coaching staff. Mrs. Finger accompanies him.
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