Allied Industrial Golf League Opens Tuesday at Kenmore
The Allied Industrial Golf League starts its thirteenth season at Kenmore under Y.M.C.A. sponsorship. Twenty eight teams from thirteen concerns compete in Tuesday and Thursday divisions with a round robin and handicapped scoring. Wilson's Wholesale Market seeks a fourth straight title with a new lineup while 27 rival teams challenge.
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Kenmore
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sendy
Harry J. Adams
LaPlant-Choate
C. W . Bohhinder
Honesmead
Bob Keese
Penick and
Ford
Treaster Elbert Beaver
Y. M.C Oa
Wilson's
Fairways
Barney McPartland
Chuck Schimberg
al Engdahl
Harry Tate
Carter
Collins Radio
Conrad
R. Holmes
Lowder
Graham Jrs
Collins Radio—Dratting /Sehnoxbelen
Vi. Miller
Fleming
Moravec
Boenksen
Taylor
G. Gates
Adams, H
Oembera
Hi. McGuire
Franklin Third as Blue Devils Take Valley Golf Title
Davenport's Blue Devils won the Mississippi Valley golf title at Finkbine with 327. Iowa City took second at 429 and Franklin of Cedar Rapids placed third at 341. Medalist honors went to Gene Matthews of Iowa City with 75. Sangster, Bawden, and Meek all shot 79 to tie for second.
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Towa City
Davenport
Blue Devils
Finkbine
Iawa City
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Gene Matthews
Sangster
Iowa City
Bawden
Meek
Clinton
West Waterloo
Davenport Basden
Antonopolls
Koehler
Matheson
Town City
Matthes
Lanaster
Coon
Whitsell
Knowles
Pinckney
Prauman
West Waterloo Hartmann
Gehring
Barbar
Swinehart
Clinton Sirvid
Johnson
Dawson
Rockrohr
Net Association Plans Tournament for Girls
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association, sponsor of the current citywide men’s tournament, will promote a girls event if enough entries are obtained. The association team will play Cee Monday night on the Kohawk courts.
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Cedar Rapids ‘Tennis Association
Cee
Six Anamosa Graduating Players Remembered After Undefeated Season
Six departing Anamosa Raiders seniors Rinier Latins Jessen Keith Shover Jack Porter Kenneth Simskil and Cecil Swans head to life after football. They plan college enrollments farm work navy or army service as they recall the undefeated season and look to future careers.
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Ne Dotty
Ireland
Anamos
Hign Sehnal
Anamosa
Jessen
Keith Shover
Jack Porter
Keneneth Simskil
Cecil Swans
Dah Mebwee
Oat Fort Dodsee
Widly Senanank
Carroll Menteur
Fred Shadle
Raiders
Anmeanosa
LaBearge
Beardsies
Tipton
Monticello
Kenneth Smyvkil
Smikiloo
Kenneth
Bow
Smykila
Carnell College
St Tons
Carnell
Duck Porter
Hick
Mro
Harry Porter
United States Navy
Cecil Sams
Cec
Mio
Lee Sams
Anamosa High School
Fred Kinser
Kenneth Smykil
Larry Jessen
Cedar Lake’s revival urged by local sports circles
Cedar Rapids readers hear pleas to save Cedar Lake for recreation with a plan led by A T Pleane, a Fish and Game club man, and Kenneth Madden as temporary officer. The Vinton Fish and Game club sponsors a June 7 field day with trap shooting and water sports. Early fishing looks strong with bullheads thriving at Test Island Lake and several Okoboji-area waters yielding good catches. The U S War Department has prompted the state conservation commission to establish game management areas on land and water.
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Chuck Koshe
Cedar Lake
A. 'T .Tons
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Jake
Pleane
Save
Kenneth Madden
Linn County Fish and
Vinton Fish and Game Club
Vinton
Iowa
Imland
Test Island
Okoboji
United States War Department
State Conservation Commission
Mississippi river dam area closed to trespass and fishing
Water within three hundred feet of the dams on the Mississippi will be closed to trespass while fishing trapping and huting are prohibited above and below the dams. Guards and watchmen have been posted at locks and signs will be posted by the conservation commission. Fishermen with tagged trout must report tag number date caught and location to Earl Rose Decorah hatchery or the state conservation commission Des Moines Mulberry Des Moines.
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Mississippi River
War Department
Mississippi
The
Conservation Commission
Earl Rose
Decorah
Notre Dame Tennis Finishes Unbeaten Season
Notre Dame completes its first undefeated season in 15 years with a 4 to 2 victory over Northwestern. The Irish secure nine straight wins as weather delays postpones doubles matches.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Northwestern
No-Hit No-Run Show by Folkers Covers Roosevelt Win
Roosevelt Hotel's Bill Folkers pitched a no hit no run no walk game guiding Roosevelt to a 6 0 victory over Butternut Bakers in the first game of a Junior Legion doubleheader at Daniels Park. Armstrong’s late surge then toppled Town Manufacturing 6 2 as Navratil and Lasere led a nine hit attack.
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Bill Folkers
Roosevelt Hotel
Butternut Bakers
Junior Legion
Daniels Park
Armstrong
Down Town Manufacturing
Butternut
Folkers
Roosevelt
Louw Dvorak
Lions Coach Recovering From Elbow Operation
Detroit Lions head coach Bill Edwards is recovering after a minor elbow operation to remove bone particles. The procedure occurred in Chicago on Saturday, and doctors expect he may be released from hospital late next week.
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Chicago
INS
Bill Edwards
Detroit Lions
Edwards
Tobin Edges Phils for Fourth Win in Braves Victory
Jim Tobin earned his fourth win as the Boston Braves defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2. Libbs Sisti and Frank Demaree homered in the first inning, while Tobin held the Phils to six scattered hits including Danny Litwhiler's fifth homer of the season.
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Boston
INS
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
Philadelphia
Libbs Sisti
Frank Demaree
Tobin
Phils
Danny Litwhiler
Stolen Bases Highlight Dodgers Rivalry Amid Tight Shutout
Demaree and Litwhiler stole bases while Sistl and Lombardi produced sacrifice plays and double plays including Pearson to Murtaugh to Etten and May to Glossop to Etten. Glossop and Etten turned multiple relays as Philadelphia left five on base while Boston six. Pitching saw Hoerst, Pearson, Naylor, Tobin and Sloerst with several walks. Umpires were Magerkurth Conlon and Warr.
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Demaree
Pearson
Been
Naylor
Slaughter Reclassified to 1-A in Selective Service
Enos Slaughter, St. Louis Cardinal outfielder, was reclassified to 1-A for selective service. The married player, originally listed as 3-A, had been moved to 1-A about a week earlier.
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St. Louis
Slaughter
Roxboro, NC
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinal
Ambiguous OCR Sports Names From Midwest Conference
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple familiar team and player surnames such as Reid Vaseks Sears Shafferth Lavy Vandene berg Meers Uare Deoree Calamtua Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Kimberlin Spindel Kellers Mimsl Andrews. It reads like a sports standings or roster snippet with city and team references but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Atu WI
Reid
Vaseks Rela
Sears
Louisville
Milwaukee
Shafferth
Lavy Vandeneberg
Meers
Uare
Deoree
Calamtua
Minneapolis Tront
Nrecheen
Nfeath
Bilaemires Mungo
Globaal
Toledo
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al Engdah
Varliand
J. Davis
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Paunt
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Nerath
Daria Quiker
Muakeves
Ratrenal Fats OG
Mose Ludlow
J. Kinhl
Vorova Manufactummg
Wiltays
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Broussard
Tshider
A. Young
J. Cuma
Vany
Mod Penies
Hotevineset
Cromunnueh
Raadhuskers
Martian
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Lew
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Myers
Berle
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Chardon G
Minton Ti
Mie Raiders
Wat Park
Harmon Beverages
Ball Park
Net Association
Tase niDeRs
Hitt” Park
the Raiders
Starry Fox
Baxter Motors, Inc
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids’ Baseball Club
Hill Park
Stusak and Company
Stusak
UU Ae
Paleo
Anamosa Grid Squad
Fred Kinase
Tudtbiek
Enn
Fred
Soni
Supt
Kinser
Tawa University
Feria
Meawine
Waray
Jesen
Iowa State College
Shere
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Teonpcration
Council Bluffs
Mills
Pottawattamie
Guo Luck
Ken
Suet
Meese
Koe Rands Pashan Loy
HEL” Park
Jack
Lee
Ey Shee
Bile Folkers
Bakers
Armstrong’s
Iowa Manufacturing
Bob Navratil
Jack Laseremore
Dick Roszek
Mike Thomas
Navratil
Lea Cabatka
Manufacturme
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Brut
Dick Hoxelk
Armstrongs
Bob Mach
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Capegss
Serensen
Thomas Sehaber
Staten Ait Rossk
Ibat
Lion
Krall Shoe CO
First Street
Post Office
Tkc
Krall's
Fhiladelphia
Iinston
M'taugh
C ' Kayve
ZiGoonen
Ist
Vilessen
Murtaugh
Heek
Warren
Ferpanides
Lombarddt
Baldridge Studis and Camera Shop
Third Street SE
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Olle
First Avenue
the Raiders Cedar Canics
Reddy Kilowatt
Pesi Peny Roosevelt
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