Golf Army Qualifies For National Open In District Rounds
Johnny Goodman and Emil Beck lead Omaha district qualifiers for the national open at Oakmont near Pittsburgh. In Pittsburgh district 11 players posted scores with Mangrum and Parks among notables. Cleveland, Kansas City, and Southern California districts also advanced players.
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Golf Army
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Bay Mangrum
Pittsburgh
McSpaden Cards
Kansas City
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Sam Parks, Jr
Rolland Mackenzie
Washington
D. C
Vincent Eldred
Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Chris Brinke
Detroit
Thomas Jamison, Jr
Julius W. Platte
Bever Falls
Pete O’hara
Bob Graham
Cleveland
Ed Kerby
Akron
Maurice McCarthy
Lloyd Gullickson
Jim Kenney
Sylvania
Winson Crain
Massillon
al Sargent
Toledo
John Parker
Oliver Transue
McSpaden
Soves
Ivory
McSpoden
Bunnie Torpey
Dodson
Henry Decker
Kansas
Syl Witherspoon
Coleman
Goodman
Neb
John Goodman
Emil Beck
Beck
Saupp Tops Large Field in Airways Gun Club Shoot
Ed Saupp of Rockwell City won the Airways Gun Club registered shoot with 141 points, hitting 95 of 100 singles and 46 of 50 handicap. George M. Smith of North English was runner up with 140. Roy Meadows of Des Moines won the handicap honors with 48 of 50. Frank Lightner of Cedar Rapids captured doubles with 49 of 50. Next practice is Thursday at 4 p.m. and Sundays from 9 a.m. The Northeastern Iowa zone shoot is set for June 2.
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Ed Saupp
Rockwell City
Airways Gun Club
George M. Smith
North English
Roy Meadows
Des Moines
Frank Lightner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hadep
Ed Baupp
Ey Geo. M Smith
Charles Quade
John Jahn
Mra. Meadows
Ad ©. Harris
H. B Shermes
W. Weneke
B C. Foster
FA. Br'khiser
T A. Work
J O L. Krall
J. M. Kelly
Tom Spanke
McLauglin
W. L. Spencer
R. Quade
G E. Petrak
Jim Castle
John Kasper
Schlera
Geo, Kearns
McGuire
Lowden Lisbon And Wheatland Capture Loop Engagements
Three league games Sunday saw Lowden Wheatland and Lisbon win. Lowden battered Calamus 17 to 2, Wheatland shut out Clarence 4 to 0, and Lisbon edged Mechanicsville 6 to 5.
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Lowden
Lisbon
Wheatland
Calamus
Clarence
Mechanicsville
London
A. Meyer
Hoffmeier
Henning
Gable
Lund Shelton
Ciafonce
Meyer and Decker
Ender End Lund
Reed and Austin
Miller and Trpkosh
Deep Sea Diving Tale Promotes Goodrich Silvertown Tires
A narrator recounts a near disaster after a tire blow out on the Lincoln Highway and credits Goodrich Safety Silvertown tires with preventing future blowouts. The ad touts Life-Saver Golden Ply construction resisting heat and preventing tread separation, promising similar price to standard tires and extra mileage.
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Frank Crilley
Goodrich
Silvertown
Central City Wins District Final in Lowden Meet
Central City high school beat Lowden 4 to 1 to claim the district tournament title and advance to the state championship. Babbit struck out 17 while Central City gathered seven hits in the deciding game. The lineup began with Due bats followed by Mac Duffee Simmons and Zimmerman. The team also defeated Koszta twice, 13 to 2 and 8 to 4, and is viewed by Manager Vogt as stronger than last year.
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Central City
Central City High School
Lowden
Babbitt
Due
MacDuffee
Simmons
Zimmerman
Vogt
Koszta
Davenport Favored to Win State Meet
Davenport led by the Teufel twins is poised to win the Iowa state interscholastic track meet at Iowa State College next Saturday. The Blue Devils dominated district trials, scoring 108 to 58 over Clinton, with five marks among district bests. Other finalists include West Waterloo Fort Dodge Central Sioux City North Des Moines Eldora Grant and Washington Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Clinton Abraham Lincoln Creston, as Davenport faces stiffer bids from star-laden squads.
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Davenport
Iowa State College
Teufel Twins
Blue Devils
Clinton
West Wateroo
Fort Dodge
Central
Sioux City
North Des Moines
Eldora Training School
Grant
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
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Rowe
Vinton
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Moore
Alexander
Winterset
Montgomery
Davis
Perry
Bivens
Corning
Dillon
Roosevelt
Oskaloosa
Ruble
Jones
Eldora
Byers
Christianson
Sulphur Springs
Postpone Wapsie Meet in Stanwood
The Wapsie 8 conference track meet in Stanwood has been moved from Monday to Thursday May 16 due to a wet track.
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Stanwood
Local Track Teams Prepare for Big Week at Ames
Coe seeks to claim the Midwest cinder crown from Carleton in the Monmouth conference meet while Kohawk freshmen duel telegraphic rivals. Carleton favored to defend, Coe seen as main challenger. Grant and Washington to send large squads to Ames after strong district results.
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Coe
Carleton
Monmouth
Ill
Kohawk
Kohawks
Coe-Cornell
Grant
Vinton
Washington
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter Bud Tinning Released by Cardinals
The Cardinals have released pitcher Bud Tinning to Columbus of the American Association, signaling the probable end of his major league career. The piece recalls Tinning's place in baseball lore as the first to win a night game under lights in Des Moines in 1930, a novelty that lingered as the sport faced doubts.
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Bud Tinning
Cardinals
Columbus
Cub
Des Moines
Demons
Belden Hill
Raiders
Keokuk
Sorenson
West Side
Red van Fleet
Here
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Yankees
McCarthy
Babe Ruth
Central City to Meet Rose Hill in First Round
Des Moines AP reports the state meet at Manson will crown a new Town high school baseball champion as Radcliffe eliminates Des Moines North 6 to 4 and advances after beating Yale 9 to 1. Pairings set Radcliffe vs Farmersburg winner with Central City Rose Hill Hancock Mason City Burlington Somers first games.
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Central City
Rose Hill
Hancock
Mason City
Burlington
Somers
Radcliffe
Farmersburg
Des Moines
Manson
North High
Yale
Unions Put Cardinals and Browns on Unfair List
In St Louis AP report both the Cardinals and Browns are placed on organized labor's unfair list for refusing to unionize ushers and bartenders at Sportsmans Park.
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Cardinals
Browns
St, Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Organized Labor
Sportsman's Park
Keswick Wins Keokuk County Baseball Title
Keswick high school clinched the Keokuk county championship by defeating Hedrick 8 to 5 in the final game.
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Keswick
Keokuk County
Keswick High
Hedrick
Marengo Wins 11-0 in Practice Game
Marengo independent baseball team dominated a rural nine 11 to 0 as pitcher Arthur Zimmerman allowed two hits. Manager Melvin Vogt seeks more games with Simmons at first MacDuffee at second Spargrove at short Dye at third Stanton at left Schumaker center Black right and Allen as utility.
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Marengo
Arthur
Babe” Zimmerman
Victor
Riverside
Melvin Vogt
Zimmerman
Vogt
Harold Simmons
Francis MacDuffee
Dewey Spargrove
Lyle Dye
Ted Stanton
LeRoy Schumaker
Clyde Black
Dale Allen
West Liberty Prom Draws Over Ninety In High School Gym
More than 90 attendees filled the West Liberty High School gym for the junior senior prom. Decorations featured a bot tor of the sea theme. Intermission included a piano solo by Donald Inghram a ballroom dance by Jennie Jack and Donald Sickman two tenor solos by Harry Lewis with Dorothy Flater on piano.
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West Liberty
Donald Inghram
Jenniie Jack
Donald Sickman
Harry Lewis
Dorothy Flater
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