Dutra Leads Semi Final at PGA Championship with 67 Halfway
Olin Dutra of California built a four up lead over Ed Dudley at the 36 hole mark, firing a 67 in half, after a 32 start and a late birdie. Frank Walsh upset Bobby Cruickshank 8 and 7 as Tom Creavy advanced 3 and 2, while Dudley staged a late surge to force extra holes.
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Cubs Rout Cardinals for 13th Straight Win
Chicago gains its 13th consecutive victory defeating St. Louis 8 to 5. Kiki Cuyler and Mark Koenig led with homers as Cubs build seven and a half game edge over Pittsburgh. Charlie Root earns his 12th win in relief.
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American golfers retain Walker Cup at Brookline
United States defeated Great Britain 8 to 1 at the Country Club in Brookline in the sixth Walker Cup. Young U.S. players led the rout with four singles wins from Dunlap Seaver McCarthy and Moreland, while Ouimet Sweetser halved their matches. Dunlap set a course record with a 66 in morning play.
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Chicago
Golf Advice From Chester Horton on a Smooth Swing
Chester Horton urges golfers to focus on a smooth through swing and a gentle left arm to reduce tension at impact. He explains how exaggerating the bottom zip of the clubhead leads to poor contact and offers his new spameetee program free upon request.
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Nats Roll Over Yankees 7-1 for Second Straight Win
Washington pitcher Fred Marberry earned the win as Sam Rice drove in runs to back a 7 to 1 victory over the Yankees. New York's streak of consecutive games without being shut out reached 132, tying the major league record set by the Phillies and the Boston Nationals in 1894.
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Davenport Nips Rocks Again 3-4 in Doubleheader
In a split doubleheader Cedar Rapids beat Burlington 8 to 7 in twelve innings before losing 1 to 0 as Keokuk and Burlington kept pace for second place behind Cedar Rapids. John Verdi pitched for Cedar Rapids in both games and John Sandra earned the win in the second contest.
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Silver Creek and Delhi Nines Win At Delaware Fair
Silver Creek defeated Greeley 7 to 6 and Delhi beat Manchester 4 to 0 in twin bill action on the closing day of the Delaware county fair. Delhi pitcher Kurth limited Manchester to five hits as Silver Creek rallied to win in the ninth. Roy Marois of Hopkinton won the class A horseshoe pitching title 50 to 22 over B. W. Cox of Sand Spring in a playoff after round robin play.
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Deciding Game In City Diamondball Meet Protested
After a postponement following a dispute in Cedar Rapids Diamondball, the Century Oil Burners and Second Christians face a potential final to decide the title. Friday's game ended 4 0 with a protest claiming the required clean innings were not completed, delaying the outcome until a league meeting likely today.
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Marion Merchants Schedule Four Games This Week
Local baseball notes show the Marion Merchants set four games this week with upcoming home matchups. Details include a Labor Day event in Toddville and Sept 11 at home against Manchester, with Springville listed in the nearby schedule.
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Fidel LaBarba Defeats Hawaiian Boxer in Ten Rounds
Fidel LaBarba of Los Angeles, former world flyweight champion, won a ten round decision over his Hawaiian opponent in Honolulu on Saturday. LaBarba dominated with crisp combinations and controlled the pace throughout the matchup.
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Burlington Entry Wins 2 24 Trot At Cedar County Fair
Donna Hedgewood owned by Fred Cannon of Burlington won the 2:24 trot at the Cedar County fair closing day. Betty Jean of M. G. Heiney Marshalltown triumphed in the 2:19 pace. Nearly 5 000 fans attended the races. Stanwood beat Massillon 6 to 4 in Friday baseball at the fair.
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Yesoler Beaten by Clark in Net Meet
In the city tennis tournament Clark defeated veteran J A Yessler 7-5 6-3 Friday to reach the semifinals where he will meet L D Dennis. Esther Yothers advanced in the women's singles by defeating Marian Hunting 6-0 8-6 and then beat Jean Eddy 6-3 6-2 in the girls class.
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Des Moines Wrestler Beats Reinbeck Opponent in Falls
Des Moines veteran Fred Brondell defeated Reinbeck grappler Pete Westerard by two falls to one on Friday night. Des Moines also saw Verne Butler win in two straight while Frank Backmee of Des Moines lost. In the main boxing bout Slick Jesnick of Newton defeated an opponent in a quick match.
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Poultry Shoot at C R Gan Club Sunday
The Dele Rapids Gan Club will hold its regular Sunday morning poultry shoot starting at 9 a.m. Members expect a good turnout as they prepare for the upcoming hunting season.
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Cubs Aim for Historic Double Bill Win
The Chicago Cubs can set records by sweeping a Saturday doubleheader against the St. Louis Cardinals. A pair of wins would stretch their streak to 15, the longest by a Chicago NL club since 1906, with comparisons to 1906 and 1918 marks and notes on several lengthy MLB streaks.
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Browns Top White Sox 3 1 In Pitchers Duel Opener
In a tight series opener at St. Louis George Blae holder and Ted Lyons allowed eight hits each but the Browns cashed in early runs to beat the White Sox 3 to 1.
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Athletics sweep Red Sox in doubleheader nine homers hit
Philadelphia Athletics win both ends of a Friday doubleheader against Boston 7 to 3 and 15 to 6. Nine home runs touch the fences across the two games, with McNair leading the way by homering once in game one and twice in game two. Al Simmons belts two in game two to raise his season total to thirty. First game-
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Mississippi Valley League Standings and Friday Results
The Mississippi Valley League standings show teams Bosmmeert i Sa Sens bay with 23 wins and 36 losses, and Keokuk Rapids at 30 33. Friday results include coder Dares at 8-0 and merristn 7-1, with Davenport and Waterloo near .339 and .552 records. Saturday games list Burlington Cedar Rapids Rock Island and Devensert at Dubuque, plus a Iowa schedule across Dubuque and Davenport.
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Eee Island
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Burlington
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Sports Scores From East York Track Meet Listed
Disjointed lines show team scores and place names including Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Only game listed St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Philadelphia New York at Boston.
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Cleveland 3794 7 and New York 1 update brief
Sports brief notes Saturday games with teams including Washington at New York and Boston at Philadelphia and Philadelphia at 18 with Boston 3 0. Short, fragmented scores and pairings listed.
Minneapolis Worts TS Wilted Toes nd St Paul Game
In a lone scheduled game the Minneapolis Worts edged Saint Paul 71 68 while Milwaukee beat Toledo by 78 64 The standings show Minneapolis St Paul Louisville and Milwaukee with varying win totals and percentages amid a light schedule for the period.
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Pueblo, Denver, Omaha teams clash in OT results
Scattered odds and scores show Pueblo and Denver in an overtime finish with Wichita and Omaha tied on some lines. The fragment hints at final results across several teams with win totals and ratios.
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Nair 4 Bishop Haas Rally in Tight Baseball Classic
McManus and Pickering both collected two base hits as the Nair 4 team edged in a slugfest. Foxx belted two homers, while large error prone miscues and a hit by pitch shaped the 1 hour 55 minute game with Kline and Miller on the mound for the Phillies.
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John Gerber Wins Sweepstakes in Fair Auto Races
John Gerber of Stanwood Iowa won the Iowa state fair final program sweepstakes. Sig Haugdahl finished second, Emory Collins third, Mark Billman fourth, and Ted Hartley fifth. The seven and a half miles clocked a 3:47 handicap race saw Collins win, with Billman second and Schrader third. Frank Sands won the invitation dash and the consolation race was captured by C. H. Young with Verne Ellis second.
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Sig Haugdahl
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Cedar Rapids
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National Tennis Meet Opens With A Colorful Field
New York AP reports the national singles championships open at Forest Hills with 28 preliminary matches. Nine of the world top ten are in the draw, Jean Borotra absent, and Rene LaCoste 1927 legend cited as context for a colorful field through next week.
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Local Sports Roundup From St Louis and Terre Haute
Fragmentary sports notes mention various figures and places including Paris and Spain with unclear events. Names such as Rafferty Perez Arila and Glew appear amid jagged text about a match or jabs. Data is too garbled to confirm teams scores or outcomes.
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Keokuk Beats Waterloo 5-3 Behind Lefty Brown Victory
Lefty Brown allowed six scattered hits as Keokuk beat Waterloo 5-3 in the second game of the series. Ringhofer tied it with a fourth inning homer, then Keokuk responded with three runs in the same frame to secure the win.
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Lefty Wade Dominates as Moline Tops Dubuque 5 1
Lefty Wade limited Dubuque to three scattered hits and fanned eleven as the Moline Plowboys won 5 to 1. Spike Kingsley, a local trial, allowed four hits but was erratic, surrendering three runs in the seventh after two batters reached on walks and two were hit.
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New Orleans Nine Wins Junior Legion Tourney
The New Orleans nine of the American Legion Junior Baseball league won the little world series in Manchester New Hampshire beating the eastern representative 5 to 3 in ten innings. Russell Cook presented the team with the Howard P Savage trophy and the earthy cup donated to the world junior event.
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