Favorites Advance To Fourth Round In City Tennis Tourney
Friday third round sees Bell Raymond face Robert Netolicky while Ira Carruthers meets L D Dennis. Earlier results include Raymond def Hanry 6 2 6 0 and Netolicky beating Yuill 6 4 6 4. Doubles and girls and boys sections progress with multiple defaults and tight scores across Raymond Yuill Carruthers Beardsley and Hunting.
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He City
Bell Raymond
Robert Netolicky
Ira Carruthers
L. D. Dennis
Larry Dennis
J. A. Wessler
Charles Clark
Raymond
George Hanry
Netolicky
Ralph Yuill
Russell Knapp
Carrithers
Nevin Nichols
Jimson
Willard Hayes
James Blake
Doug Kirk
Bob
Wayne Rogers
James Bell
Doug Boynton
Gordon
Wes Netolicky
Jim Carrithers
Marian Hunting
Marian
Mary Nicholas
Frances Eby
Elaine Pailthorpe
Martha Beardsley
Edith Winn
Jim Smith
Bob Dennis
Bob Stansbury
Larry Gordon
Ceesar Saienaiene
Chuck Roberts
Bob Vane
Manchester Licks Strawberry Point In Fair Feature
Manchester defeats Strawberry Point 6 to 4 as rivals clash in Delaware county fair baseball. Carty struck out ten for the Hawks while Culbertson fanned twelve for Strawberry Point. Derby race featured Seep hae, Brown and Ormont Rock placing as Joe Jones up rode in second. Class B horseshoe pitchers Billy Young and Donald Roloff won and placed in a round robin tourney.
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The
Gazette
Maichester
Manchester
Strawberry Point
Delaware County Fair
Carty
Hawks
Scotty Culbertson
Ormont Rock
Johnnie Kinsella
W. C. Shawlin
Milwaukee
Biaizette
Len Stutz
Grundy Center
Bachelor Prince
Clint Myers
Webster City
Jackie Boy
Allen and Bray
Waterloo
Billy Young
Donald Roloff
Max Baer Crowned Best Heavyweight by INS Writer
International News Service reports Max Baer of Oakland Los Angeles is the top heavyweight after dominating Ernie Schaaf in Chicago. The piece compares Baer’s build to Dempsey, recalls past bouts with Campbell Levinsky and Schaaf, and notes Baer’s claimed superiority over Schmeling Sharkey. California could see a new champion if Sharkey fights Baer, the "Livermore Lar rup er."
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Frank G. Menke
International News Service
New York
INS
Jack Sharkey
Max Baer
Oakland
Los Angeles
Baer
Jack Dempsey
Ernie Schaaf
Sharkey
Schaaf
Chicago
Iron Man
Schmeling
Levinsky
Kingfish
Reno
Mrs. Gibraltar
California
Vinton Tennis Team to Host Independence in Return Match
The Vinton tennis team will meet Independence in a return match at Rir Park Sunday at 9:00 am. Independence won the first meet 7 to 1, with Vinton hampered by the absence of three veterans. Vinton’s probable lineup includes Bert Kruse Ralph Bordewick Cecil Fry Richard Woods Fay Briney and Bob Mossman.
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Vinton
Independence
Rirpark
Bert Kruse
Ralph Bordewick
Cecil Fry
Richard Woods
Fay Briney
Bob Mossman
Speran Leaves Cedar Rapids After Tragic Season
Paul Speran guided the Bunnies to the Valley pennant race before personal tragedy struck his family in August. A series of injuries followed, including Speran’s own leg injury and the death of his son, ending his Cedar Rapids tenure for 1932. The piece reflects on historic winning streaks and uncertain future plans for Speran.
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Paul Speran
Bunnies
Davenport
Speran
Redmond
Paul
Buddy Bloebaum
Spegan
Pennsylvania
Cedar Rapids
The
Pitching Strategy From Classical Baseball Advice
The text advises targeting the groove and heart of the plate with fast balls or curves to keep ahead of the batter. It emphasizes throwing a strike on three two or three one counts and maintaining control to avoid the hitter’s advance. It stresses putting something on the ball while staying within the plan and notes the batter’s concern versus the pitcher’s confidence.
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Lesth Dewey Tamgee Slong
Schrader Second To Sam Hoffman In 25 Mile Auto Race
Sam Hoffman of Omaha won the 25 mile feature race at the Wisconsin state fair with a time of 18 09.66 crossing the finish two feet ahead of rival Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids who took second place. Ray Herzert finished third.
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Schrader
Sam Hoffman
West Allis
Wis
Omaha
Neb
Gus Schrader
Cedar Raids
Ray Herzert
Tailor Price Dispute Sparks Frugal Exchange
A shopper questions a tailor over a quoted price raising tensions during a bargaining exchange. The dispute centers on the cost of alterations and possible discounts. Evidence of haggling suggests frustration but no agreement reached at this time.
Hoffman Schrader Renew Rivalry Across Wisconsin Fair
Sam Hoffman of Sioux City and Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids clash again in Wisconsin fair races at Milwaukee after Hoffman beat Schrader by two feet in a 25 mile sprint. Frontier Park hosts next week with Mike Popp presenting about thirty drivers for a five joust Labor Day meet. Admission 50 75 and 1 with no charge at main gate. track conditions praised after recent rains.
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Sam Hoffman
Sioux City
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Hoffman
Gus
Frontier Park
Mike Popp
Schrader
En Catariakal
Popp
Tipton Fair Horse Races Set New Track Records
Cedar county fair events featured record breaking times in the pace while a guideless horse drew attention. A brisk Bennet Lowden baseball game left Bennett boys ahead 1 to 0 in a fast contest at Tipton.
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Tipton Fair
the Gazette
Tipton
Cedar County Fair
Bennett
Lowden
Bennett Boys
W. J. Caney
Des Motines
Ivey
Ieeveatican
Tip
Alexis
Helen
Iowa gridmen come from eleven states
Iowa athletic department lists show thirty nine players from twenty nine Iowa cities and ten other states. Cedar Rapids Davenport Fort Dodge contribute three men each with other towns adding two players apiece. Names span Iowa City Marshalltown and Muscatine among many others, plus players from Illinois Indiana Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin and more.
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Hawkeye
Davenport Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Iowa
Bigncs Pd
Iowa Athletic
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Charles City
Albia
Muscatine
Marshalltown
Johnson Greedy
Ted Maresh
Marvin Moravec
Glen Baker
Robert Loufek
Gerald Preston
Willard Albin
Francis Harb
Independence High Opens Grid Drills
Independence High School has completed its football schedule for the season and begun training under Coach Farrah. Six first team and thirteen second team players return, with conference games set against Marion Vinton and Manchester.
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Independence, Inc
Independence High School
Farrah
Tri-Valley Conference
Marion
Vinton
Manchester
Dwight Burkhart
Fred Becker
Warner Frye
Harry Meyer
Paul Tate
Jerry Whitmore
Dream Letter
Paul Griffith
Richard Wengert
Walter Wiegand
Glen Fowlkes
Bert Wolfe
Donald Eagan
William Pea
Bobby Stewart
Victore
Standard Oil team wins opener at Winfield fair
The Standard Oil kittenball team of Columbus Junction defeated Swedesburg 6 to 0 in the first game of the Winfield tournament. Other results include Morning Sun 1 over Winfield Midgets 0 and Wyman 3 over New London 0.
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Columbus Junction
Standard Oil
Swedesburg
Morning Sun
Winfield
Wyman
New London
Olds
South Amana Nine To Play Conroy Sunday
The South Amana baseball team will face Conroy on the Conroy diamond Sunday.
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South Amana
Conroy
Homestead
Fi HO
Evening Radio Schedule With Multiple Networks Listed
A dense listing of radio programs across CBS NBC and other stations showing show titles, guest artists, and time slots from afternoon to night. Entries include orchestras, soloists, bands, and various programs across WABC WGN WEAF WJZ WMAQ WLW and others.
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CBS
WABC
WMT
Cavaliers
NBC
KYW
WEAF
WGN
WJZ
I. Aia
WEAP
SNBC
Edna Kellogg
WMAQ
WSM
Jay”_C
Baden Orch
WABCO
Rome Voorhees Orch
Chesies Caitile
Ellineton
Catherine Skenzie
KMOX
WJZ Kyw
Our Cod
WIZ
Breen_ and
de Rose
Helen Ien
Mar
Houses Institute
Weaf Ea
Swenson
Pat Barnes
WLW
Weede
Hall
WAEBC
WMT -Enders
Madison Ensemble
Wabc Nationae
Sters
Salon Orch
Farm Forum
Woc-Who
Harlemao
Edwin C. Hill
Ann Leaf
Ekmox
Walter O'Keefe
Orch
Weap -Who
Pateate
Coral Islanders
WMT Kmo
Gmes
Andy
WLS
Dancing By the Sea
Merleroe
Stern
Lomsbarde
Sissle
KMBC
Western Tennis Team Wins From Eastern Players
In South Orange New Jersey the West beat the East five to four in the annual east west series. Hilsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill led the West with singles wins over Sidney Wood and Gregory Mangin and then defeated Wood and Wood 6-4 6-4 in doubles. Lester Stoeffen and Davey Jones also secured a Western victory 7-5.
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South Orange
N. J
Hilsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
Atlantic Seaboard
California
West
Vines
Sidney Wood
Gledhill
Egory Mangin
Wood
Lester Stoeffen
Davey Jones
Lost Nation Horseshoe Team Beats Grand Mound on Sunday
Lost Nation horseshoe throwers defeated Grand Mound 1044 to 1037 in five 50 foot games on the Grand Mound field. Lost Nation recorded 402 ringers while Grand Mound had 390.
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Lost Nation
Grand Mound
Unemployed Ball Team Seeks Sunday Baseball Game
An unemployed baseball team seeks a Sunday game and invites interested teams to contact Manager Ernest Paul at 222 Third Avenue SW.
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Ernest Paul
Third Avenue
Century Oil Burners Defeat Christians In Second Game
The Century Oil Burners beat the Second Christians 5 to 2 at Ellis Park in the city softball series second game. Burlingame allowed one hit with sixteen strikeouts. Oil Burners tallied eleven singles off Campbell and Krumbholtz. Christians won the first game and the deciding game was set for Friday night.
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Century
Ellis Park
Burlingame
Campbell
Krumbholtz
Century Oil Burners
Mount Fuji Scene Peaks Over Two Miles High
A fragment notes a famous Japanese mountain surpassing two miles in height, highlighting Mount Fuji as a iconic summit. The brief hints at its considerable elevation and renown in geographic and cultural contexts.
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Raymond Vs. Netolicky
Ira Carrithers
Dennis
Aker
Egad
Jason
Montparnasse
Paris
Hell
Matah
Beat Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Dempsey
Ketchel
McGovern
Frankie Campbell
John Stepanek
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Third Ave
Dial
Red Peppers
By Earl
Cubs
New York Giants
White Sox
Giants
Brooklyn
McGraw
Connie Mack
A's
Boston
Macks
John Nabors
Nabor
AL Demaree
Wisconsin
Independence High
Emil J. Polak
Halloreh
Martin Creh
Waldorf-Astoria Orch
Donald Nevis
Weap woOce
W. Feeteee
Tener
William Vecent Hall
Keonen
Seeee Witt Sa Doremi
Western Tennis
Colby
Ib . Mann
C Wrentettes
I Krause
N. Zoble
Second Christian
Hahn
Campbe
BBC
Nuns
McElwain
Waltermeyer Moore
Goodyear
Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop
First Ave
Bisho
Picture Theatre
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