Little Five Up On Goldman At 18-Hole Mark In Amateur Finals
Lawson Little of San Francisco built a 69 to lead Dave Goldman of Dallas by five strokes after eight holes in the National amateur golf championship final. Little parred the back nine for a 34 after a 35 on the front, reaching par for the tournament. Goldman fought and stayed within reach early but fell behind as Little’s accuracy and length overwhelmed him.
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McLarnin Ross Title Fight Postponed Again by Rain
The McLarnin Ross welterweight title bout at Madison Square Garden was postponed for a fourth time due to rain. Weigh‑in ceremonies moved to Monday at 1 p.m. with weather delaying the event. Ross enters as favorite at 7 to 5 with betting brisk. he once unseated McLarnin last May.
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Grinnell Preps Rip Tania High 19 to 0 in Rainy Clash
Grinnell High defeated Tania High 19 to 0 on Friday night. Cranny opened scoring early, Simpson added a TD, and Kinnamon pushed another score as Grinnell led 13 to 0 after the first quarter. Rain fell in the second quarter and the game remained tight as Grinnell used second-stringers in the second half.
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Tipton and Lyons Battle to a Six Six Tie
Tipton and Lyons high school football opened the season under floodlit skies ending in a 6 to 6 draw. Lyons struggled to advance beyond the first half while Tipton kept pressure into the final period with key carries and a late drive halted near Lyons territory.
Clarence High School Trims Stanwood Nine
Clarence high school defeated Stanwood high school 5 to 1 in a Friday night game. Clarence pitcher Tucker, in his first high school appearance, struck out seven and allowed ten hits. Stanwood’s Domer fanned eleven and gave up two hits. Minor errors helped Clarence edge Stanwood in the early Iowa game.
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Tigers Win In Twelfth To Pull Away From Senators
Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 4 in twelve innings as Charley Gehringer hits a tying homer and Hank Greenberg adds a 24th home run. Burke allows only four hits through nine before Detroit rallies in the twelfth for the decisive score. Cleveland blasts New York 12 to 4 behind Lou Gehrig's homer and four Yankee pitchers. Chicago tops Boston as Wes Ferrell loses the opener despite five strikeouts.
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Baseball scores and standings from Friday and Saturday games
Detroit at 40 ilmt Louis 63 78 New York 4 464 .414 cents. Washington at 3448 Cleveland 78 6? Philadea'a 8 436 Boston 114. A list of Friday and Saturday results and pennant race standings across American League teams including New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati and Milwaukee with notes on rain and late-inning events.
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Schumacher Stops Cardinals 4 to 1 in Giants Win
Hal Schumacher pitched a five hit complete game and hit a homer as the New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 1 to widen their lead in the pennant race. Jim Collins scored the lone Cardinal run on an unearned play in the fourth inning. Buck Newsom faltered in the first game of Friday’s doubleheader as the Athletics beat the Browns 9 to 7 while the Browns won the nightcap 5 to 2.
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Bennett And Lowden Battle For Pennant
Special to The Gazette Bennett and Lowden will meet at Bennett Sunday Sept 16 to decide the Eastern Town league championship. Both teams finished the season with fifteen wins and three losses. A large Lowden fan delegation will travel to Bennett for the crucial game. Other postponed Sunday matches include Stanwood at Clarence and Calamus at Walcott.
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Vavra and Trimble Headline City Golf Final
Vavra and Cole Trimble meet Sunday at the Country Club for the city golf title. An eighteen at 9 am and an afternoon round around 1 30 pm determine if Vavra retains the crown or Trimble upsets the defending champ. Vavra is favored but Trimble has shown steady form this summer.
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Endeavour and Rainbow Open First America's Cup Race
Rainbow led Endeavour by ten lengths two hours after the start as both yachts jockeyed for position near the halfway mark in Newport Rhode Island. A flotilla of yachts valued at half a billion dollars accompanied the two one million dollar contenders and awaited the prime viewing from Vincent Astor’s Nourmahal and J P Morgan’s Corsair among others.
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Alburnett Baseball Benefit Tilt Sunday Afternoon
The Alburnett team hosts an all-star lineup from Central City Toddville Center Point Springville and Lafayette Sunday at 2 30 at Alburnett arena. Proceeds go to Lyle Vernon an injured veteran of the Alburnett squad who played at Anamosa reformatory and attends Cornell College at Mount Vernon.
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Two Year Olds Face $100000 Belmont Futurity
In New York 19 two-year-olds contest the Belmont park futurity the world's richest horse race. EF R Bradley enters Balladier and Boxthorn while Brookmeade fields Psychic Bid and Special Agent leading the field. Purse adds $25 000 bringing total nearly $100 000 with bets 8 to 5 for the Bradley entry and 2 to 1 for Psychic Bid. The winner earns about $60 000.
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Backward look in golf and a driver’s smoking habit
A golf article warns against mental replay of past holes and encourages focusing on the current shot and ahead. It cites Chester Horton’s booklet and notes Barney Oldfield, the famed racing driver, does not smoke though he fans photographs with a cigar in his mouth.
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Gridiron Camp Opens as 600 Players Train for 1934 Season
Nationwide drills begin with about 600 players in 10 camps. Notre Dame starts under Elmer Layden facing a tough nine game slate. Iowa opens with photog arranged practice as 1934 season kicks off in Iowa City. Michigan, Minnesota and Illinois loom as contenders while new coaches at Ohio State and Indiana add uncertainty.
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East-West Polo Match Postponed Third Time
New York reports the Fast West polo game scheduled for this afternoon was postponed for the third time due to rain and will not be held before next Wednesday.
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Knot-Hole Club Eyes Hawks Football Games
Iowa City members of the Knot-Hole club will gain admission to Iowa Hawkeyes home games for 10 or 25 cents this season. High school members pay 25 cents in the knot-hole section while Brade school pupils pay 10 cents. Tickets sold only at the stadium club gates to those with membership cards signed by school officials.
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Western League Playoff Games Rained Out
Rain halted Western league playoff games in Des Moines and St. Joseph with Sioux City up 2 1 and Davenport leading Des Moines by the same margin. Blue Sox led 6 2 at Des Moines before the stoppage as umpires halted play amid objections. A fifth game would be at Des Moines if needed after a coin flip gave Des Moines the win.
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Former Iowa Star Joins Rock Island Grid Team
Two former Big Ten players Charles White of Northwestern and Edward Dolly of Iowa joined the Rock Island Independents. More than twenty five former college and high school stars are now on the Rock Island roster.
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