Bell Raymond Triumphs In Finals Of City Tennis Tourney
Cedar Rapids results crown Bell and Raymond as city champions in men’s and women’s singles plus the men’s doubles. Raymond defeated Charles Clark 7-5 6-1 after a tight start. Mrs. James Bell beat Esther Yothers 6-4 6-2. Raymond and Jim Netolicky edged J A Wessler and Bob Netolicky 6-4 4-6 6-4 to claim the doubles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Raymond
Raymond
Jim Netolicky
Charles Clark
Esther Yothers
Ell Raymond
James Bell
Cedar Rapids
Knln Afscentonien
Livg Cunsuluriul
Mrs. Bell
J. A. Wessler
Bob Netolicky
Clark
Coe
Miss Yothers
Yessler
Ted Swenson
Swenson
George Struble
Marian Safely
Iowans Take Honors In Corps Rifle Shoot
Iowans won top honors in the final matches of the seventh corps area regional rifle shoot at Fort Des Moines. The Fort Des Moines team edged Fort Snelling 524 to 521 in the Roumanian team matches. Lieut. 8. C. Smith led individuals with 97 in the Wimbledon 1 000 yard event. RL. Wheeler of Council Bluffs captured the Midwest pistol title. Webb Stump of Denison won the navy match. Private H. W. Wendlandt of Fort Snelling led the three day meet with the high aggregate. Wv. F. Hamer of Woodstock earned the three day small bore aggregate and Camp Perry medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Webb Stump
Denison
Navy
H. W. Wendlandt
Fort Snelling
Coast Guard
F. Hamer
Woodstock
Minn
Camp Perry
Wayland Wins Softball Tourney In Washington
Wayland defeated Columbus City 8 to 2 to win the kittenball tournament at Junkinfield Washington on Labor Day. Eight teams competed with Crawfordsville and Wapello among early round results. Crawfordsville won the consolation over Wapello 8 to 1. Batteries for Wayland were Gilbert Shantz and Fenton. for Columbus City Allen and R. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Washington
Wayland
Columbus City
Junkinfield
Crawfordsville
Farming Go-getters
Wapello
Gilbert Shantz
Fenton
Allen
R. Davis
Manjovie
Teliga
Edmondson
Kiesey
McGill
Lott And Parker Settle Grudge In National Tourney
In New York Forest Hills, veteran George Lott Jr faces Frankie Parker in a high profile third round clash. Parker leads their summer series four to one and could upset the title course if he wins. Vines pursues defense with expected easy win over Lavine as Cochet meets Alonso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forest Hills
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Parker
Lott
Vines
Bunny Austin
Clifford Sutter
Takeo Kuwabara
Japan
Gabriel Lavine
Philadelphia
Henri Cochet
Manuel Alonso
Burlington
Davenport
Buzzers
Bees
Blue Sox
Rock Island
Middle Amana Takes Two Holiday Games
Middle Amana won both holiday games on Labor Day. They defeated South Amana 7 to 1 with Middle players G Deuchler and Roemin leading the battery, and beat Newhall 15 to 0 behind Seifert and Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Amana
Middle” Amana
South Amana
South
Heinze
Zuber
Middle
G Deuchler
Roemin
Newhall
Stelling
Atkins
E. Jonson
Seifert
Hahn
Washington Golfers Defeat Muscatine by 34 Strokes
Washington golfers beat Muscatine on the local course by thirty four strokes to stay undefeated this season. Muscatine’s Charles Meerdick shot 81 for low score, followed by Harold Figg 85. Washington’s Vic Westphal led the home team with 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Washington
Muscatine
Charles Meerdick
Harold Figg
Vic Westphal
Alburnett Takes Opening Game Over Martelle 7-5
Alburnett won the first game of the little world series against Martelle 7-5. Key plays included two running one handed catches by Vernon and Tritle of Alburnett. Next Sunday the same two teams meet again at Alburnett with Etzel and Strait on the mound for Alburnett and Miller and Michaels for Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Alburnett
Martelle
Vernon
Tritle
Etzel
Strait
Miller
Michaels
Evans Sarazen Lick Lehman And Espinosa In Exhibition Match
CHICAGO AP Chick Evans former amateur champion teamed with Gene Sarazen title holder to defeat Abe Espinosa and Johnny Glechman in an 18 hole exhibition match by one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chick Evans
Gene Sarazen
Abe Espinosa
Medinah Country
Johnny Glchman
Cedar Rapids Golf Stars Win Flights In Oelwein Tourney
Ian James Gardner of Vinton captured the ninth annual Northeastern Iowa Golf tournament title at Oelwein after a 5 4 final win over James Fottral of McGregor. Gardner defeated C A Near and Francis Damon en route to the final, with Damon the low medalist. other flight winners included Bob Hastings Cedar Rapids junior champion, Bucklin Cedar Rapids, Dr E G Hall Vinton, J J Fedler Oelwein, and Glenn Richards Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Celwein
Ian James Gardner
Vinton
Northeastern Iowa
Oeelwein
James Fottral
McGregor Star
Ralph Harman
Waterloo
Dr. W. G. Whitney
Independence
Gardner
C. A. Near
Francis Damon
Oelwein
Bob Hastings
Cedar Rapids
al Schmidtke
Pinang
Hastings
Linn
Bucklin
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa 1932
Notice is given that on September 17 1932 a document purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Oliver Longueville deceased of Linn County will come for hearing in the District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa for proof and admission to probate. Oliver Johnson Clerk. Thos L Woods attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
District Court
Oliver Longueville
Said
Cedar. Rapids
Iowa
Promoter Popp Reflects on Frontenr Park Races
Promoter Mike Popp admitted the Frontier park races fell short of expectations due to car losses from recent crashes at Ruby Chicago and St Paul. He blamed uncontrollable incidents and urged restraint on scheduling to avoid advertising drivers that cannot show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Mike Popp
Popp
Ruby Track
Chicago
St. Paul
Pepp
Middle West
Attacking Psychic Bidding Aims For Best Contract
The article discusses two psychic bidding styles in contract bridge. It contrasts bluffing psychic bids with an attacking form that seeks the correct contract by reading combined hands. Bernard H. Cone of New York shares a hand example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard H. Cone
New York
South
North
Bidding Notes in Bridge Teachings by Mrs Culbertson
South’s two spades bid described as an attacking psychic shifts the game contract by forcing partner to cooperate. North jumps to three hearts, South raises to four, leading to a likely game in hearts or notrump depending on opener distribution. The piece includes a Q&A on whether North's four diamond bid adds Force and suggests two heart bid shows aim for game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Rome
South
North
West
East
Readville Speedway Crash Claims Driver's Life
A racing accident at Readville speedway in Readville Massachusetts killed 27 year old Albert Fraser of Ardmore Pennsylvania and injured nine others when six cars collided and exploded a gasoline tank. Fraser was leading the field by a lap and struck two cars during a jam for another lap before being engulfed by the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
Ins
Readville Speedway
Albert Fraser
Ardmore
White Shirt Menace Shapes Yankee World Series Talk
New York Yankees face a debated white shirt menace in Chicago as left handed batters fear the background glare that obscures vision. Joe McCarthy steers plans while Ruffing and Allen are touted to mow hitters down. Gomez may sit out the series amid Chicago weather rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
INS
New York Yankees
Chicago
Cub
Lefty O'Doul
Mr. O'Doul
Ott
Giants
Joe Sewell
Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig
Combs
Dickey
Toto
McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Ruffing
Allen
Gomez
Arson Linked Scores Across Teams in Midwest Meet
A fragmented summary shows arson noted among scores in a Midwest contest featuring teams from Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo and St Paul. Names such as Gabler Snyder Atkins Snyder Kessenich Hitlin Caldwell Young Hensick Petty Vanguilder Richards Campbell and Moore appear in lineups and play-by-play fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oio
St. Paul
Gabler
M. Snyder
Trow
Atkins
F. Snyder
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Pol I
Kessenich
Hitlin
Caldwell and Young
Hifi
Hensick
Petty
Vanguilder
Richards
Rules Governing Harmsworth Race May Be Changed
DETROIT. The Harmsworth trophy race rules may shift next year after the Royal Motor Yacht Club of England suggested changes to soften disqualifications. Proposals include allowing heats if not finished within three hours and limiting disqualification to one heat for outside help. Kaye Don already lost a heat this year. A statutorily measured course was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gar Wood
United States
J. Lee Barrett
Yachtsmen's Association of America
Royal Motor Yacht Club of England
The
Yacht Club
Kaye Don
Barrett
Former wife of Omaha hurler sues club for salary share
Velma Dailey, ex wife of Sam Dailey a pitcher with the Omaha Western league club, sues the club and manager Barney Burch for 100 dollars claiming the club agreed to deduct 50 dollars monthly from Sam Dailey s pay and remit it to her. She seeks 100 dollars plus an attachment writ. Dailey was arrested in Sioux Falls on child desertion charges and a habeas corpus hearing was postponed to Sept 26 to finish the season with a Sioux Falls club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Velma Dailey
Sam Dailey
Barney Burch
Dailey
Sioux Falls
Carl Aboit
Frank Brody Wins Tri-State Tennis Title
Des Moines net star Frank Brody claimed the 1932 Tri-State singles title by beating Jay Fink 6-2 4-6 6-0. Betty Butler captured the women's singles crown over Doris Holt 7-5 1-6 10-8. Brody and Fink also won the doubles against Carroll Baymiller and Ed Davis 3-6 6-2 6-0 2-6 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ins
Frank Brody
Des Moines
Brody Monday
Jay Fink
Betty Butler
Doris Holt
Monmouth
Ill
Brody
Fink
Carroll Baymiller
Ed Davis
Con Til
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York and National Networks
A dense listing outlines evening and daytime radio programming across CBS NBC and affiliated networks. Program blocks feature music, dramas, lectures, and variety acts with stations WABC WEAF WJZ WMAQ and others coordinating time slots across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eavin
NBC
CBS
WABC
Bernie Erch
WEAP
WABCO
Prienship Town
Ndo
WIZ
Kyw
Cas Wran
WIZ Wmaq
Omeeles Moss Ereh
ni _Manhettan aeremaders
KMBC
Aiates Oreb
WMT
WEAF
Catherine Mackenzie
MT Kmox
Clare
Luox Em
WJZ
WSM
KMOX
WNT
Crecker
WMT Mox
Henscheold Institute
WOC
Rhriam Kings
WMT Army Band
WMAQ
Wss
Ben ‘Alley
WMT Kmox
KDKA
Johnny Marvin
Woc-Who
Hallord
Madison Ensemble
Weaf Woc
Ub Medams
Rede
de. F. Menard Mumahbeis
Westphal
Kathren Farsenn
T. Mme
Gavishers
Godfrey Ludlow
Hean Oma Ledeer
Bissleorch
Edwin
Johnny Mart
Sam
Kate Smith
WLW
Whiteman Arch
Weaf Woc Who
Olga Albani
Arch
Conese Atch
Crime Club
WGN Kmox
Jack Jenny
WBC
WJA
WIAQ
Gladys Rice
WHO
Virginia
Woo
Who Phillips Lord
Eline Adventures
Cubs Attendance Poised to Top One Million at Home
The Chicago Cubs face six home games at Wrigley Field with a strong chance to exceed one million paid admissions this season. After a fourteen game home streak and high fan enthusiasm, about 375000 attended 21 home games so far. In 1929 the club drew nearly 1.5 million, in 1930 about 1.2 million, and last year around 1.1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Chicago
Lincoln Fields
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Oelwein Sacred Heart High Names New Athletic Director
Father Francis L. Mulcahy of Chicago will direct Sacred Heart High School athletics this year. Vincent O’Brien will assist in coaching the football team. The opening game is set with the Dubuque Academy on Oct. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Francis L. Mulcahy
Chicago
Sacred Heart High School
Vincent O'Brien
Dubuque Academy
Montour Cubs Close Season With Lopsided Win
The Montour Sugar Greek Cubs finished the season with a 14 to 2 victory over Duncard and Carleton. Perkins starred with 142 strikeouts and allowed 41 hits, ending the season with one defeat in eleven starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montour Cubs
Montour
Montour Sugar Greek Cubs
Duncard
Carleton
Cubs
Perkins
Maquoketa Merchants Defeat Belle Vue In Ten Innings
Maquoketa Merchants defeated Belle Vue by 8 to 4 in ten innings on Sunday. Henry pitched well for Maquoketa and Deppy for Belle Vue. Brebors gave Belle Vue an early lead, but Maquoketa rallied with clean hitting in the eighth and tenth. Cooper led the locals at the plate with two doubles and a single. Bertsch saved the game for Belle Vue with a spectacular eighth inning catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Maquoeketa Merchants
Bellevue
Henry
Deppy
Bre Rors
Cooper
Bertsch
Visite Ing
Real Estate Transfers In Cedar Rapids Area
A compilation of transfers including A L Guerle to Howard L Gussie on block 16 Canedy’s Oakshades, Tillie G Lisk to Home Ridge and Loan Assn on Davis and Brooks add, Arno L Siebert to Perp Laws and Loan on Grand View, Florence M Lemon to George Lemon on Well Heights, Ella Orend to Perp Savs and Loan on plat 83, Merchants Natl Bank to A J Diebold on Bever Park add, United Investment and Realty Co to B M Wolf on plat 133, Effie D Minor to Frank Doupnik on Hull’s 3 add Cedar Rapids, with various liens and mortgage details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Guerle
Howard L. Gussie
Canedy
Oakhill
Oak Shade
Marion
Tillie G. Lisk
Husband
Davis and Brook's
Arno L. Siebert
Perp. Laws
Assn
Grand View
Cedar Rapids
Florence M. Lemon
George Lemon
Ella Orend
Perp
Nat’l Bank
A. J. Die
United Investment and Realty Ce
B. M. Wolf
Effie D. Minor
Frank Doupnik
Also Mentioned on This Page
USS
Tal
Bokorney PY Nnt Hs. Eyee In
Sala
Bay ST
Dial
M. E. Garmoe
By Akern
Egad
Butler
Ncnulty
PARTY
Cedar Rapids Golf Stars
Red Peppers
Sy Earl
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Oye
Ted Passeau
Moline
Blues
Flail
Passean
Josephine Culbertson
Vass
Lefty
American Association
OMAHA
Hubby
Tri-State
A. L. Guzzie
Howard L. Guzzle
Orig
C. Mitt
Columbia
Elizabeth Barthell
Columbia Salon
Pimdckouts
Sacred Heart High
Levue
Country Club
M. K. Goetz Brewing CO
ST. Joseph
Missouri
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!