Jensen And Trimble Elim in City Golf Upsets
Ernie Jensen and Ccie Trimble, top contenders for the city golf title, were upset at Kenmore as Chuck Jones beat Jensen 2 and 1 and Harold Reid defeated Trimble 6 and 5. Frank Bures beat L Fitzpatrick 7 and 6 in a separate match. Second round results and scheduled ties fill the day as the tournament aims for the state amateur meet July 8 at Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Jensen
Ccie Trimble
Kenmore
Jensen
Chuck Jones
Trimble
Harold Reid
Frank Bures
L. Fitzpatrick
Glen Darrow
Joe Toman
B Meyers
Elmer Hightower
Joe Shimek
Mets
Bob Hastings
Tom Wouke
E. Baird
M. F Elander
Walter Hodge
Cedar Rapids Country Club
F. J Crawford
Bob Taylor
Bob Tenney
Carl Thompson
Bud Carringer
H. L. Adams
YANK HOMERS LICK SENATORS SIX TO THREE
Baseball recap notes the Yankees defeating the Senators 6 to 3 in a game highlighted by Lefty Grove’s pitching and key hits. Ossie Mellilo drove in three runs, Carl Reynolds hit a two on base homer in the first, and Pinky Higgins added a first inning homer as the Yankees win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Metllo
Ferrell Warster
Huggins
Cramer
Fox
Hieeins
Warstier
Meto Cramer
Beneton
Grove Moses
Wilshere
Geisel and
Moriarty
Athletics
Lefty Grove
Grove
Whitey Wilshire
Ossie Melillo
Carl Reynolds
Red Sox
George Blachelder
Bill Werber
Pinky Higgins
Indians Rally Past White Sox With Long Shots
The Cleveland Indians beat Chicago 6 to 5 behind two homers by Trosky and Vosmik with three triples and a double off three White Sox pitchers. Mana ger Jimmy Dykes used fifteen players as Cleveland totaled nine hits to Chicago's fifteen.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
White Sox
Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Trosky
Tribe
Vosmik
Browns Hammer Tigers in Series Forge Hit Spirit
Rogers Hornsby led the Browns to a 9 to 3 victory over the Detroit Tigers in the third game of the series. Paul Andrews held Detroit early until Marvin Owen's drive and a Coffman relief spurred scoring. Hank Greenberg starred for Detroit with a double and two singles as the Tigers rallied briefly but could not overcome Cleveland’s hitting surge.
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ST Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Detroit Tigers
Iav Andrews
Tigers
Marvin Owen
Toumetys Bridges
Tlogsett
Hank Greenberg
Lowden Takes Lead Again in B I Baseball League
Special to The Gazette notes Lowden regains first place in the Eastern Iowa league after Wheatland loses to Bennett and Lowden defeats Clar ence. Sunday schedule lists Mechanicsville at Lowden Lisbon at Dixon Grand Mound at Clarence Wheatland at Stanwood and Calamus at Bennett.
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Gazette
Lowden
Wheatland
Bennett
Clarence
Iowa
Mechanicsville
Lowdon
Lisbon
Dixon
Grand Mound
Stanwood
Calamus
Pet Lowden
Reese Tersensnaeteer
Ennett
Teeshots ace marks first hole in one of year at Country Club
Paul K Berry achieved the first hole in one of the year on the 155 yard fifth hole at the Country club. He used a seven iron, relied on a witness from his unknown caddy Bill Cejka, and confirmed by officials after the ball wedged between hole and pin. The Town amateur tournament runs July 8 to 13 with high costs and no spectator admission. Johnny Vasra notes rising interest in Iowa amateur among folfers at Des Moines capital city tournament.
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Ralph Hartwig
Cedar Rapids
Ralph
Big Creek
Camp Good Health
Frank Benesh
Sam Wescott
Mount Vernon
Prairie Creek
Cedar River
Fred Holscher
Dyersville
Delhi Lake
Maquoketa
Hartwick
Leo Pettinger
Will Conley
Henry Beitzel
Greg
Ambrose Mack
Ed Wilhelm
Aoc
Beitzel
Greg Mack
Spring Branch Creek
Government Fish Hatchery
Manchester
Paul K. Berry
Berry
Bill Cejka
Johnny Vasra
Des Moines
Iowa
Folfers
Capital
Miller and Denmar Lead State Golf Event In Des Moines
The defending champion Miller boys and Denmar join Jimmy Bill Cord Ingleby alongside top locals Bob Mc Kee Art Bartlett Hal Chase and many other leading golfers expressing pleasure at the tournament to be staged on the fine Des Moines course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmar
Jimmy
Bill Cordingley
Des Moines
Bob McKee
Art Bartlett
Hal Chase
Johnny
Golf yarns sought by department and pros
Readers are invited to send golf stories to the department or give them to their golf pro who will forward them to the desk for publication.
City prepares for large state amateur golf field this July
The upcoming state amateur draw on July 8 signals one of the year’s largest fields with medal play and match play rounds. Defending trend follows Des Moines champions. competition features Kenmore No 7 and Ellis Park No 7 holes as key battlegrounds while weather and prior years’ run plan impact turnout.
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Directors
Des Moines
Kenmore
Elmer Hightower
Ellis Park
Heinie Jensen
Walter Hodge
Glenn Darrow
Ocie Trimble
Johnny Vavra
Oxford Junction And Dyersville In Play Off
Dyersville and Oxford Junction clash to decide the first half Maquoketa Valley league championship. The game, at Oxford, draws about 1000 fans, the season’s largest crowd. Cascade plays Anamosa and Alburnett hosts Monticello as the split schedule stirs competition.
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Dyersville
Oxford Junction
Oxford
Cascade
Anamosa
Alburnett
Monticello
Krejci Softballers At Solon For Double-header
The Krejci softball team travels to Solon for a double header facing Riteway and Country Club squads on the lighted field. First pitch is set for 8 p.m with Har ford and Marsh handling the Cedar Rapids team's pitching assignments.
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Krejci
Solon
Riteway and Country Club
Harford
Marsh
Cedar Rapids
Opal Hill Captures Women's Western Open Title
Kansas City star Opal S. Hill won the sixth annual women's Western open at Sunset Ridge Country Club defeating S L Reinhardt of Winnetka Ill 9 and 7 in the 36 hole final. Hill built a four up lead by the finish of the first round and maintained steady play to clinch the championship. Reinhardt struggled with short game and putting, managing only two of eleven holes in the afternoon.
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Cas {Ap
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Helen Hicks
Reinhardt
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Beaumont
Tex
Rein
Cubs Take Doubleheader From Pirates in Chicago Showdown
In the opener a seventh inning triple by Medwick and strong support by the Cubs' lineup fueled a five-run burst off Walker. Paul Dean struggled early, but the Cubs surged to a 6-8 victory as Medwick and DeLancey powered the offense while Nelson and Brennan tossed innings in relief. Cincinnati bats answered with eight runs, but St. Louis held on for the win.
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Paul Dean
Walker
Medwick
Cards
Collins
DeLancey
Moore
Johnson
Nelson
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Gilberty P. Dean
Ikaampouris
J. Collins
Risss
Goodman
Campbell
Kampouris
Myers
J. Gallins
Cincinnati
Hollingsworth
P Dean
Collings
Iollingsworth
Brennan
Phillies Take 3rd Straight Over Boston Braves
Righthander Curt Davis limited Boston to seven singles as Philadelphia built a four hit barrage in the third inning to win 3-1 for their third consecutive victory. Verger doubled to start the rally, Chiozza drove in a run, and Camilli and Wilson added key hits. MacFayden took the loss for the Braves while Davis earned the win.
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Phillies
Boston
Curt Davis
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Davis
Jane Boston
Mike Haslin
Dolph Camilli
Les Mal Jon
Hal Lee
Wally Berger
Phils
Danny MacFayden
Johnny Verger
Lou Chiozza
Jimmy Wilson
Ethan Allen
Valladelouls
Wilson
Ol Hogan
Mowry
Spohrer
M'Fayd'n
tThompson
Brennan
Hogan
MacPayden
Eignth
Cece
Seace
Benton
Caiilit
Airlepoats
Davik
MaceFayden
MacFayden
Bud Fisher resigns as Boone High coach to start shoe business
Harold L. Fisher known as Bud resigned as coach and athletic director of Boone High School after seven years. He announced plans to enter the shoe business in Boone on August 1. His basketball team won the 1931 state championship.
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BOONE
Harold L
Bud) Fisher
Boone High School
Fisher
Frolic Field Hosts Twin Bill Tonight
Weather permitting two softball games are on Frolic field at Twenty first avenue and Second street SW. The Solon team, prize winners in last year’s night-ball tourney, meets the Frolic club at 8 15. Wilson’s faces Parksons with a 10 cent gate charge to cover lighting costs.
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Frolic Field
Twenty-first Avenue
Second Street
Solon
Frolic Club
Wilson's
Parksons
Cedar River Swim Planned by Cedar Rapids Y M C A
The eighth annual Cedar River swim is slated for July 20, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Y M C A physical department. Physical director S P File announced the tentative date, and river swim committee head Al Keyes will preside at a Y meeting Tuesday noon to discuss plans.
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Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Hess and Patterson Reach Net Title Finals
Wilbur Hess of Rice Institute and Leonard Patterson of California Tech surged into the national intercollegiate tennis singles final in Evanston. Hess trailed 1-5, 1-5 in the second before a dramatic comeback against Ernest Sutter of Tulane to win 6-1. Patterson dropped the first two sets to Russell Ball of Northwestern but captured the next four to prevail 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2.
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Evanston, Ill
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Houston
Leonard Patterson
California Tech
Hess
Ernest Sutter
Tulane
Patterson
Russell Ball
Northwestern
Omaha Wins Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct
William A. Woodward's Omaha the triple crown champion led Good Gamble by two lengths in the mile and a furlong Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. Cheshire finished third, Thorson fourth, Cold Shoulder fifth. The winner earned $9,200, boosting Omaha's season total to $113,000.
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New York
William A. Woodward
Omaha
A. G. Vanderbilt
Aqueduct
Greentree Stable
Cheshire
Buckley Byers
Thorson
Cold Shoulder
Vanderbilt
Cedar Rapids Country Club Blind Bogey Draws Tied Winners
Seven men tied for first in the Cedar Rapids Country Club blind bogey tournament held Saturday. H. J. Chadima A. H. Sargent J BR. Terry F. C. Chambers Dr. D. E. Beardsley Dr. W. J. Foster and G. C. Wheeler shared the honors. H. V. Eliason won second prize with F. C. Welch and Dr. M. J. Foster taking third.
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Country Club
H. J. Chadima
A. H. Sargent
J. BR. Terry
F. C. Chambers
D. E. Beardsley
W. J. Foster
G. C. Wheeler
H. V. Eliason
F. C. Welch
M. J. Foster
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