World's Tennis Stars Open Play At Forest Hills Tournament
Ellsworth Vines and Frank Shields lead U S singles as Forest Hills hosts the national men's championship with England Australia and Japan challenging. Vines expects strong defense from Shields while naming Crawford Perry and Stoefen as top rivals and warning about Japanese players Satoh and Nunoi.
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U.S
Rest Hills
N. Y
America
Ellsworth Vines
Frank Shields
France
West Side
Vines
Shields
England
Australia
Japan
Wal
Jack Crawford
Fred Perry
Henry Cochet
New York
INS
Forest Hills
Wilmer Allison
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Wilmer
Lester Stoefen
Allison
Adrianquist
Frankie Parker-Perry
Crawford
Cliff Sutter
Satoh
Stoefen
Nunoi
Riverside Edged by Iowa City 5 to 4 on Local Field
Special to The Cazette Riverside faced a 5 to 4 defeat to Iowa City Maid-Rite on the lighted field Wednesday night. Riverside pitcher Arnold Shradel allowed six hits and fanned seven. Iowa City's battery included Clearman and Eastwood.
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Riverside
Iowa City
Riverside Firemen
Arnold Shradel
Battery
Clearman
Eastwood
Ruth Denies Retirement Rumors as Yankees Star Hints at 1934 Return
Babe Ruth declares he has not decided to retire and expects to play for the New York Yankees next season. He dismisses retirement rumors, says spring training will guide any decision, and notes he has not discussed a managerial offer. A likely salary dispute with Col Ruppert over 1934 looms amid ongoing contract talks.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Ruth
al Simmons
White Sox
Athletics
Chicago
Sox
Louis Comiskey
Simmons
Cascade Reds Triumph Over Dyersville 11 to 6
Cascade Reds defeated Dyersville Dutchmen 11 to 6 at the municipal athletic field. Wittenborg and Weber starred for Cascade with Schingeldecker and Weyant catching for Dyersville. A crowd of about 4,000 witnessed the old rivals trade blows for much of the game before Cascade pulled away late.
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Gazette
Cascade
Cascade Reds
Dyersville Dutchmen
Municipal Athletic Field
Reds
Willenborg
Weber
Dyersville Schingeldecker and Weyant
Center Point To Hold Baseball Tournament Sunday
Center Point Merchants sponsor a baseball tournament in Center Point Iowa on Sunday Sept 3 Alburnett and Walker meet at 12 30 Center Point and Toddville play at 2 with a playoff to follow immediately.
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Center Point
Center Point Merchants
Alburnett and
Walker
Toddville
Davenport Agrees To Play Islander Postseason Series
Davenport club directors of the Mississippi Valley League vote unanimously to play the postseason series with Rock Island to decide the league championship after president Paul Lagomarcino refused. Forfeiture risk of $200 per game forced the decision. Rock Island would otherwise win the pennant.
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Davenport
Rock Island
Paul Lagomarcino
Ak EE Zo
Manchester Golf Champion Beaten In First Round
Manchester golf scene opens with defending champion M S Klaus upset in the first round by J J Burbridge 1 up. W A Dutton advances 3 and 2 over Billie Dygert. Other first flight results include J J McKeag over Walter Rossman 5 and 4, Burrell May over Dr J I Jones 5 and 4, M Y Yoran over E F Dygert 3 and 2, Henry Klaus over W C Snyder 2 and 1, and George A Newman over W F Hastings 1 up.
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Manchester
S. G. Klaus
Walter Rossman
Burrell &. May
Dr. J. I. Jones
M. Y. Yoran
E. F. Dygert
Henry Klaus
W. C. Snyder
George A. Newman
W. F. Hastings
Giants lose Verger. pennant hopes shaken midseason
The New York Giants see their six game lead slip after Johnny Verger suffers an appendectomy and will miss the season. The injury sparks a seven game losing streak as the team braces for a final month run in pursuit of the pennant.
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Giants
Johnny Verger
Brandy Ryan
New York
Verger
Hha Geen
Sigourney Plans For New Lighting Plant
Sigourney high school football field will be lighted at American Legion park for evening games. Junior chamber of commerce started the project with a $25 donation and will raise one third of costs, with the athletic association and city council each covering one third. Practice begins as school opens September 3 after players receive new suits.
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Sigourney
Sigourney High School
American Legion
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Athletic Association
Francis Crowe
Three More Drivers Enter Holiday Races
Labor day automobile races at Frontier park expect not less than twenty pilots for time trials Monday morning. Ed Beaver Madison Wisconsin N Wilbright Austin Minnesota and H De Hook Cedar Rapids added to the field. Mike Popp Milwaukee manager arrived to secure five or six Des Moines state fair entries and oversee track preparations. Spectators pay $1 for admission to any stand location.
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Frontier Park
Ed Beaver
Madison
Wis
N. Wilbright
Austin
Popp
Des Moines
Crack Diamondball Teams to Face Off at Ellis Park
Eight teams enter the Labor Day Diamondball meet at Ellis Park with Olson's Jewelry Fort Dodge Shaumont Dairy Monticello Cooper Coal Newton Superior Dairy Davenport Royal Clothiers Davenport Boy Club All Stars Dubuque White Wycoff Davenport Searles Dairy Armstrongs Peter Pan Mitralsky Country Club Cedar Rapids. Play starts about 9 30 Monday morning and should end late afternoon. The eight high teams share 250 in cash with 100 to the champion.
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Ellis Park
Labor Days
Iowa
Playground Commission
Olson's Jewelry
Fort Dodge
Shaumont Dairy
Monticello
Cooper Coal
Newton
Superior Dairy
Davenport
Royal Clothiers
Boy Club All-Stars
Dubuque
White and Wycoff
Searles Dairy
Armstrong’s
Peter Pan
Mitralsky’s and
Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Bowden Defeats Stanwood 8-2 at Cedar County Fair
Tipton Iowa reports Lowden defeated Stanwood 8 to 2 Thursday at the Cedar County Fair. Racing events saw fast times in trot and pace. the five gaited horses were judged with L Sears Davenport first in the show and Ed Slaven Davenport second in the results.
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Tipton
Lowden
Stanwood
Cedar County Fair
Relanbow
Gonn Mcaivern
Tip- Ia
Tolea
B.m
Columbus Winnetlgn
Silk
B. Teyinalow
Don’ Bell
L. Sears
Davenport
Ed Slaven
Atkins Beats Van Horne in 12 to 3 Exhibition
Atkins won an easy game from Van Horne 12 to 3 with batteries listed as Atkins Schirm and Reisch for Atkins and Van Horne Peiper and Smith. Atkins seeks Sunday and Labor Day games and is open to scheduling with Cedar Rapids C. A. Cardinals or top M. and J. league teams. interested teams should contact Irvin Keiper.
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Enid Wilson
Virginia van Wie
van Wie
Wilson
Atkins
van Horne
Schirm
Reisch
Peiper
Smith
C. 8. A. Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Irvin Keiper
Raymond, Netolicky and Yuill Reach Semis
Bell Raymond Ralph Yuill and Jim Netolicky advance to the city tennis championship semifinals with wins in quarter finals. Raymond dominates Dr Bob Netolicky 6-4 6-1 to defend title while Yuill edges Dick Everett 6-3 6-2. Netolicky beats L D Dennis 6-3 6-4. doubles upset stitches Raymond and Netolicky fall to Bob Netolicky and Dennis 6-1 3-6 6-4.
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Bell Raymond
Ralph Yuill
Jim Netolicky
Jimmy Carruthers
Ottumwa
Bob Netolicky
Raymond
Ralph Yulll
Dick Everett
Yulu
L. D. Dennis
Dennis
Jim Netolcky
Netolicky
J. A. Wessler
Bob
Wayne
Rogers
Dell Leibsohn
Gordon Fennell
Doug Boynton
Jim Bell
Yuill
Carruthers
Yessler
I Beltartymond
Bob Netoecky
Ralph Puill
L. D. Dennis Deeeated
Poyria
Jim Netolicker
Bob Roncra
Wayne Rogers
Dell Leibschn
Dour Boynton
Efau
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Dyersville
L. A. Downs
Iinois Central System
Sanford Kerr
Mississippi
Ilinois
Illinois Central System
Islanders
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Yankees
Babe
Bob Zuppke
Pop Warner
Stanford University
Warner
California
Stanford
Zuppke
Armstrong
Bowden
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Heineman’s
Lyman’s
Cigar Store
Giz Netolicky
Dres
Oxfords
Kresge’s
STORK
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