Greenberg Wins Tri-State Title In Labor Day Tennis Meet
Greenberg, a Chicago veteran, captured the Tri-State men’s title after a grueling final with Hal Surface of Kansas City. Norman Barnes of Iowa City earned the sportsmanship award as Missouri players led the girls and women divisions. Andrew brothers from Iowa City swept the boys events, Jamie Andrews defended the 18 and under crown, and Art Andrews won the 15 and under title with doubles victories to follow. Lucille Davidson of Lees Summit claimed the women’s title, while Barnes received the sportsmanship trophy from The Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette.
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Jones and Tousey Prevail in Cedar Rapids CRCC Events
H. V. Jones won the 54 hole handicap tournament and O. H. Tousey took the 36 hole handicap event as Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted a busy weekend of golf. Jones posted a net 213 and Tousey net 135 while other class winners and scores are listed, including Peter Topic defeating Nick Cramer 2 up for the club handicap championship.
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Crabbe Wins Junior Golf Crown at CRCC
Cedar Rapids Country Club named junior champions. Tom Crabbe Jr won the junior boys title with a 142 over 36 holes. Bill Cormack shot 54 to win the 15 and under boys 9 hole event. Freddie Foster finished with a 60 to win the girls 15 and under 9 hole title.
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Major Box Scores National League Boston Brooklyn
Box scores from a doubleheader show Erskine and Dubiel winning for their teams, with multiple players collecting RBIs and homers. Key names include Campanella Cooper Reese Elliott Pafko Nichols and Dark, with St. Louis and Cincinnati also tabulating runs and wins.
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St Louis Beats Detroit 6-5 In Extra Innings
In a tense American League clash, St Louis edges Detroit 6 to 5 after extra innings. Key plays include Marsh and Lollar driving runs, while White records the win and Garver takes the loss amid late scoring.
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Baseball Standings and Playoff Broadcast Notice
Minor facts show standings across leagues with records for St Paul Minneapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Seattle Oakland San Diego San Francisco Hollywood Sacramento Los Angeles Portland Nashville Little Rock Memphis Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile Birmingham New Orleans Oklahoma City Dallas Fort Worth Tulsa Beaumont Shreveport Houston San Antonio Omaha Des Moines Wichita Pueblo Lincoln 11 innings Colorado Springs Denver. Bob Brooks to broadcast Cedar Rapids Indians Three I league playoff games on KCRG 1600.
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Dennis Knapp Win Net Crowns at CRCC Weekend
Rodney Dennis and Carolyn Knapp captured Cedar Rapids Country Club junior tennis titles over Labor Day weekend. Dennis beat Denny Palmer 6-0 6-3 for the 18 and under boys crown while Knapp, in girls play, defeated Sally Hahn 6-0 6-1 to win the 15 and under title.
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A's Top Yankees and Indians Rout Cubs in Holiday Action
In a three week stretch the Athletics knocked the Yankees from first with a 14th win for Hooper in relief, while the Indians crushed five Chicago hurlers for 21 hits aided by Gromek’s three hitter. Campanella hit six straight as Dodgers swept and Labine won again for the Giants.
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Heyman and Porter Earn Top Three-I Honors
Terre Haute catcher Lou Heyman was named the league MVP and Waterloo’s J W Porter cited as the year’s top rookie by Three-I managers and writers in the Tuesday announcements.
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Metallic Age and the chaff of modern life
A reflective vignette compares contemporary life to a Metallic Age with gold in teeth silver in hair and lead in pants. It notes some people absorb everything yet process it poorly and remain backward in outlook.
Indians Rally in Cedar Rapids Shutout Bid Fails
Indians show steady offense with Gene Ring and Stan Pawloski driving runs. Finn homered and batted in three as Don Bruss and Rex Carrow add RBIs. Cedar Rapids bats erupt for a 12 to 2 win with Azamar and Loos strong on offense and Newsome pegging, while Williamsburg guests watch.
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Bob Lindsey Wins Archery Crown
Cedar Rapids archers excel at the state tournament in Mt Pleasant Cedar Rapids bowmen dominate with Bob Lindsey taking the men’s championship at 2085 points Clarence Baker places fourth with 1888 Lindsey also second in the men’s clout Len Terry wins the event Dorothy Anderson of Des Moines wins the women’s championship Lareda Baker places third with 1444 Dean Lindsey wins the junior boys title 1873 and the boys flight event with 201 yards Dick Coyner takes second in the unlimited flight with 390 yards
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Weyant Wins MMARA 50-Lap Feature In Davenport
Gene Weyant captured the 50 lap Midwest Midget Auto Racing Association feature in Davenport. The event included time trials and heats with Dick Ritchie Don Merkley and Phil Lazio among top finishers as Weyant topped a field that will race again at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids Saturday night.
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Speeder Lands Seven Players On Star Team In All Star Draft
Speeder of Link-Belt, M-1 league champion, dominates an All-Star selection by fan vote with seven players including starting pitcher Harold DeWoody. Manager Pinky Fuller teams with Glen Erger and Bill Rucker to face the Cedar Rapids Indians in a best two of three series later this month.
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Schott and Sojka Tie at Green Castle Gun Club Shoot
Riverside shooter Don Schott and Swisher’s Harold Sojka tied the 150 target event with 145 each at the Green Castle Gun Club registered shoot. Individual scores list Schott 99 in 100-16 yards and Sojka 98, with other top finishers including Amos Meyer Cedar Rapids and Harry Crist Letts Tipton.
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Hill Climber Wins Fourth Pikes Peak Title
Al Rogers of Colorado Springs won his fourth straight Pikes Peak hill climb on Monday.
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