All-Star Collegians And Chicago Bears Battle To Scoreless Tie
At Soldier Field in front of about 80 000 fans the All-Americans and the 1933 Bears fought to a scoreless tie. Joe Laws of Iowa stood out in the Stars backfield with a 24 yard run and a key interception, while Michigan's Chuck Bernard and Oregon’s Mikulak anchored the defense. Despite multiple near-scorers, both teams failed to convert, as defenses dominated and field goals fell short.
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University of Oregon
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Notre Dame
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
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Tennessee
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Sioux City Sews Past Topeka 5 2 As Hemenway Shines
Hemenway struck out 11 and Sioux City built a 5 2 lead with Moose Johnson’s 20th homer and key hits in innings two and seven. Topeka never threatened after the second as Sioux City wins the series opener.
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Williford
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Holmes
Peka
Loaing Nitcher
Um- Dires
Schreck
Kuntaman
Rainbow Defeats Yankee For Right To Defend Cup
Rainbow defeats Yankee to secure the right to defend the Americun Cup starting September. The selection committee confirmed Rainbow as challenger after trials won by Rainbow and a ruling in the ongoing race history notes Yankee victories and Rainbow wins in official trials. The record shows Yankee ten wins to Rainbow five with Rainbow claiming three of those in official trials.
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Perate Sweir
Western League Standings and Friday Results Summary
Western League standings show Petwich Ret Davenport Des Moines and Omaha with various records as Sioux City and St Joseph trail. Friday results list Cedar Rapids Iowa series Davenport Des Moines Topeka Sioux City St Joseph and Omaha matchups with several games completed and others scheduled.
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Omaha
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Fridat
Red Island
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Topeka
Joseph
George Alt Tops First Round In City Golf Crown
George Alt, a leading city golf title hopeful, beat Otis Leefers 2 and 1 to finish first round matches delayed by weather. Second round set for Tuesday features Glenn Darrow vs Alt. other survivors include J B Terry Earl Baird and John Shimek amid tight finishes and an extra hole win by Von Lackum.
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Otis Leefers
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Leefers
Myers
von Lackum
J.B Terry
Harold Reid
Earl Baird
George Lindsay
John Shimek
W. D. Barnhizer
O. Trimble
Shimek
Jerry Dytert
Barnhizer
Ed Nelson
Trimble
Charles Snyder
Glenn Darrow
Walter Hodge
John Jacobs
Johnny Vavra
John Terry
J K. von Lackum
Bob Hastings
Heinie Jensen
Elmer Hightower
Dean Barnhizer
Verne Marshall
Ocle Trimble
Don Taylor
Beck Former Univ of Oklahoma Cager Dies
Andy Bern former University of Oklahoma basketball star died unexpectedly at his home in Oklahoma City of heart disease. Beck played throughout high school and college and was chosen captain of the all American high school five. In 1929 he was 23 and had graduated from Oklahoma last year.
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University of Oklahoma
Beck
Labor Day Diamondball Meet Sets Fast Pace at Ellis Park
Final plans for the Cedar Rapids Diamondball Association Labor Day tournament at Ellis Park were completed. Sid Leibsohn urged teams with unsold tickets to return them for a final advance sale check as twenty six teams are in the field. Tickets are 25 cents for all games, with teams contacting Paul Paterson to enter.
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Cedar Rapids
Paul Paterson
Dale Smith Takes Medal In Kenmore Caddy Tournament
Dale Smith posted the low score of 78 to lead Kenmore course caddies in a Sunday start under Charles Burkart. Lee Smith and Bob Shirley trailed with eighties as rounds begin with semifinals and finals set for weekdays after school. trophies await winners in two flights with scheduled finals Saturday afternoon.
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Dizzy Dean Triumphs Over Cubs For 23rd Win
Dizzy Dean, pitching through a season jinx, earned his 23rd victory as St Louis beat Chicago 3 to 1 to pull even with the Cubs for second in the National League. Hartnett homered for Chicago, while Dean and Frisch produced the Cardinals' scoring in the fourth and fifth. St Louis pulled within 514 games of the league-leading Giants as they opened a series with a key win.
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Giants edge Dodgers 2 1 in opener of three
Brooklyn suffered a quirky loss as Sam Leslie misplayed a ball to spark an eighth inning error by the Giants. Joe Moore scored the decisive run on Van Mungo after Fred Fitzsimmons held Brooklyn to five hits for his 17th win.
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Surprise victory in Kenmore women’s golf tourney quarterfinals
Mrs Esslinger beat favorite Mrs F C Byers 1 up to reach the semi finals at Kenmore golf course. Esslinger posted 89 to beat Byers’ medal score by one. H J Robertson joined Esslinger in the upper bracket by defeating R J Vorkoper 2 and 1. C W Wallace and Hari Boileau move to lower bracket semis with Wallace edging Phyllis Lowe 1 up in 19 holes and Boileau winning over Howard Williams 2 and 1.
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Howard Williams
Perry Defends U S Net Title In Field Of 89
Forest Hills report notes Fred Perry defending the United States tennis title with eighty nine players from the U S, England, Canada, South Africa and Czechoslovakia entering at Forest Hills. Perry faces stiff challenge as top American rivals, including Roderick Menzel, press for upset, with Menzel once beating Perry abroad.
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Jack Crawford
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Cedar County Fair Closes With Races And Ball Games
The Cedar County Fair association wrapped up a successful event with a slate of races and baseball. Tipton teams prevailed in several events, including a 17 to 9 win by New Olivet kitten ball over South Bethel and a 16 to 8 victory by Tipton Girls over Cedar Bluff. Individual winners included Florence Hanks 50-yard dash 14 and Viola Lind 50-yard dash over 14, plus boys races won by Wayne Miller 12–15, George Duncan under 12, and James Casterline over 15. The 2:19 pace produced the top race, with Bet ty Nash and a field led by Don Bell. Stanwood beat Clarence 8 to 6 in an eleven-inning baseball game.
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George Duncan
James Casterline
Betty Nash
Worth McKinney
B. F. Wagner
Garden City
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J. Sergeant
Iowa
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Rock Rapids
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Hasselbusch
Clancy
Maryland Team Trims New Orleans For Legion Title
Ronald Triplett powered Cumberland Maryland to the American National Junior baseball title with a three hit nine strikeout victory over New Orleans Bluejays 6 to 1 in Chicago. The 6 foot 3 pitcher toppled the Crescent City favorites as Cumberland won the final game to clinch the Junior World Series.
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Raiders Rally To Trim Rocks In Tenth Five To Four
Cedar Rapids Raiders edged Rock Island 5-4 in ten innings to open the series as 2,000 spectators watched. Bill Wilson pitched well for the Raiders, fending off a fourth inning homer spree by Rock Island and finishing with five strikeouts over a tight outing. The decisive tenth inning came on Island errors after the Rocks built a four run lead.
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Yankees Defeat Senators 3 1 in Pitchers Duel
Tony Lazzeri homer in the second inning backed Red Ruffing six hitter as New York beat Washington 3 to 1. Ruffing won his sixteenth. Russell and Thom as limited the Yankees to three runs. Ben Chapman doubled in Lazzeri’s homer and Ruth scored on an error tied to a late eighth inning tally. The win trims Detroit’s lead to four and a half games. Tournament notes describe a wild third inning and a late rally by the Senators not enough to overcome the Yankees.
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Raiders to Play Rocks at 9 P.M. Special-Price Game
Tonight's game against Rock Island will start at 9 p.m. General admission for men and women is 25 cents with 15 cents extra for grandstand seating for both. Regular price for children under 14 applies.
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