Yates Meets Ewing for British Amateur Final Showdown
At Troon Scotland Yates defeated Hector Thomson 1 up in 19 holes to reach the British amateur final against Cecil Ewing. Earlier Tolley and Stevens on were ousted as Ewing and Yates each won quarterfinals. Somerville lost to Ewing two up after leading at the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Yates
Walker
Atlanta
Cecil Ewing
Yates
Hector Thomson
Scotland
Troon
Jon
Ewing
Ross “Sandy
Somerville
Canada
United States
Cyril Tolley
J. B. Stevenson
H. W. Hattersley
Australia
Thomson
Leonard Crawley
Thorson
Open Air Mat Card Opens Cedar Park Arena
Open air wrestling debuts this summer at Cedar Park arena with Eddie Jennings presenting. Main event features Jim McMillen of Antioch against Rudy Struegberg, a German import, with Rudy Kay vs. Kid Chapman and Ken Fenelon versus Bull Curley on the card. Referee is Harry Hautt of Dubuque. A five cent bus fare from the loop adds lure if weather holds. rain postpones to Saturday, Jennings says. McMillen’s past Madison Square Garden standing is noted as hype for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McMillen
Rudy Strongberg
Rudy Kay
Kid Chapman
Ken Fenelon
Bull Curley
Harry Hautt
Dubuque
Cedar Park
Eddie Jennings
Antioch
McMillen
Rudy Struegberg
Germany
Jennings
Grappler
Madison Square Garden
Jim Londos
YWCA Outdoor Program Planned for June and July
The YWCA outlines a June and July outdoor recreation lineup featuring tennis archery golf softball bicycling and horseback riding. Miss Lorraine Nelson leads tennis and archery classes while a women’s golf league begins Monday evenings at Kenmore golf course with June 4 as the cutoff for qualifying round scores. A softball round robin for women in business industry and home sectors plays Fridays at 6 pm and a girls swim school runs June 13 15 16 17 at the Y.M. pool with June 4 registration. Competent instructors lifeguards supervise all activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Nelson
Kenmore
Y. M
Claude Douthett Named Iowa Tennis Captain
Claude Douthett of Waterloo is the new captain of the University of Iowa tennis team succeeding Charles Fleming of Omaha who held the post for two years. Douthett is a junior and plays at No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
INS
Claude Douthett
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Charles Fleming
Omaha
Douthett
Local preps compete in state meet at Ames
Twenty six area high school runners and field athletes from Franklin McKinley Wilson Roosevelt enter the state track and field meet at Ames after district marks in Marion. Competitors include Eddy Sopousek Miles Johnson Albright Nicholson Carr Briggs Hensley Berchenbuiter Luse Reeder Butler Fuller and Puryear with events ranging from sprints hurdles relays jumps and throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Marion
Franklin
Eddy
Sopousek
Miles
Johnson
Altfillisch
Dochterman
Barden
Klima
Albright
Nicholson
Thompson
Kerres
King
Loepp
Bowne
Magnusson
Kanellis
McKinley
Indiana, Iowa neck-and-neck as Big Ten race narrows
Four Big Ten baseball teams head into final conference series with Indiana just ahead of Iowa. Indiana needs two wins in its Purdue series to stay in the title race while Iowa could win its remaining four and claim the crown. Michigan, Purdue, and Ohio State also near season closes. Wisconsin and Illinois have finished. Northwestern visits Chicago Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
Pacemakers
Hoosiers
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Towa
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Illinois
Northwestern
Real estate transfers and tax deeds listed in Linn County records
Records show Josephine Russo to Marion Russo deed for lots 7 and 6 and part of 9 in King's 2 addition with mortgage and other conditions. George Parliament and wife convey to Virgil M and Madline Mealing with joint tenancy in fee simple. Linn County treasurer issues tax deeds to John M Ely, Verna Vialou, and others on several parcels with amounts recorded.
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Josephine Russo
Marion Russo
King’s
C. R
George Parliament
Virgil M
Madline Mealing
Valcon
Treas Linn Co
John M Ely
Vernon
Treas. Linn Co
Verna Vialou
Three Young Stars of 1934 Loom In Big Leagues
The 1934 season spotlighted Dizzy and Paul Dean and Detroits Rowe as youth destined to shape pitching history. Dizzy won 30 games and Rowe tied the AL record with 16 straight wins while Paul Dean led the Cardinals to the NL pennant. All three later faced arm troubles and uncertain comebacks as the era's aging stars loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit
Dizzy
Paul Dean
St. Louis
Paul
Cardinals
Rowe
Tigers
Dean Brothers
Diszy Dean
Brooklyn
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Houston
Dissy
Lefty Grove
Earl Whitehill
Carl Hubbell
Ted Lyons
Managerial Change Hinted for Mack After Season
The aging veteran may soon yield managerial duties to his son Earle and retire to a advisory front office role as health and prospects influence the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
White Sox
Chicago
Connie Mack
Comiskey Park
Mack
Earle
Plan First Tennis Tournament Of New Season At Kenmore
The Cedar Rapids Tennis association opens its season with a handicap event at Kenmore Golf Club. The full membership draw includes matches such as Larry Dennis vs Ed Drew and Margaret Biedermann vs Dr. H. A. Lockhart as players arrange to complete rounds promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Kenmore Golf Club
Larry Dennis
E. M. W O'Refle
Ed Drew
Margaret Biedermann
H. A. Lockhart
A. H. Aukermana
Leon Flack
Hoyt Thomas
Dwight Miller
Hob Rogers
Richard Cypra
Ing Fhlips
John Beck
L. W. Dennis
Ira Carruthers
E. Corey
A. ¥Essler
E. Beauchamp
John Gross
Walt Kahler
Bob Parsons
Cleda Schaefer
Merwin Woodward
Wes Novotny
H. L. van Winkle
Harlan Rice
Dwight Lupton
Bo Moody
Paul Strain
Erwin Wasta
Adolphe Herrbach
Bernice Biledermann
Chris Fontana
Wendell Barrett
Robert Netolicky
Fred Perry to Apply for U S Citizenship
Chicago Times reports tennis star Fred Perry plans to become an American citizen. At 29, Perry cites British Tennis Association stance after turning professional and potential British income tax on tours in the United States and Canada. Perry is married to American actress Helen Vinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Times
Fred Perry
Perry
British Lawn Tennis Association
America
Canada
England
Helen Vinson
Wettstone Named Penn State Gymnastics Coach
Eugene Wettstone, twice Big Ten all around champion at the University of Iowa, was named gymnastics coach at Penn State College. He will start duties next fall in State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wettstone
Iowa
Penn State College
Iowa City
Eugene Wettstone
University of Iowa
Friday
Penn State
Clay Corbitt Returns to Hawkeye Downs for Sunday Auto Race
Dayton pilot Clay Corbitt, fresh from Florida’s winter circuit, will compete next Sunday afternoon at Hawkeye Downs against 20 plus Speedmen. He drives the Dreyer Special, previously Saylor’s, aiming for the dirt track crown amid rivals Gus Schrader Emory Collins and Tampa’s Larry Beckett with his Ben Shaw Curtiss Special. Track prep, supervised by IMCA, will reduce dust for the event. Tulip bulb cultivation in Holland, a long standing industry since the 1600s, is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Corbitt
Dayton
Ohio
Florida
Hawkeye Downs Speedway
Corbitt
Everett Saylor
Indianapolis
Saylor
Winchester
Ind
Gus Schrader
Emory Collins
Larry Beckett
Tampa
Fla
Beckett
Ben Shaw Curtiss
Frank Beeder
Langhorne Speedway
Shaw
IMCA
Track record bid at Hawkeye Downs by Gus Schrader
Gus Schrader aims to break the Hawkeye Downs half mile record of 68 mph set by George Connor last summer. With a new car and over 230 horsepower, Schrader could approach a 25 second lap and an average near 72 mph when time trials start at 1 p.m. Sunday, per Al Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Schrader
Hawkeye Downs
AAA
George Connor
Schrader
al Sweeney
Frank Stanek
Stanek
Connor
Value of a Penny at 5 Percent Through Time
A penny invested at 5 percent simple interest since 3036 B C would be about 2.50 today. If instead invested at 5 percent compound interest, it would amount to 1 329 212 dollars and 96 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Daily Hours 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m
Readable item lists daily operation hours from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. The note implies standard business or service hours for a location or office. No additional context or entities are provided.
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Tolley
Yank
New Iowa
Mile. Qanotha
Mendelssohn
Wilson
Roosevelt
Amana Lake
Amana, Iowa
Mid-West
Amana Welfare Association
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Philadelphia
A’s
U. S
Holland
Leo Lucas
Sweeney
Jantzen
BOYS
Wright & Ditsons
The
Boys’ Store
Killian Company
Hickok
DIAL
Palm Beach
Gtur
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