Singing Wood Triumphs In Belmont Futurity At Belmont Park
Mrs John Hay Whitney's Singing Wood won the Belmont futurity at Belmont Park before 15000 spectators, earning 81700 and covering 6 3 4 furlongs in 121 on a muddy track. Dark Secret nosed out Equipoise and Gusto in the Jockey Club Gold Cup, with Sir Thomas finishing close behind Singing Wood and Roustabout fourth.
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Real Estate Transfers and Trusteeship Highlights
Real estate transfers include Alice Cooper Hubbard acting as trustee to convert undivided interests into joint tenancy with payment of $10 and other deeds among Hubbard and grantors. Additional transfers involve Strachota family properties, homesteads, and a Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery association with $1 considerations, noting heirs and decedents.
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Orig Town CR
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Rowe Strachota Machovec
Fred Strachota
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Cedar Memorial Park Centery
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Cardinals Beat Cascade Club 13 to 4 in Bunny Park game
The Cardinals defeated Cascade Club 13 to 4. Warner led with two doubles and two singles in five trips, while Stodola and Melichar held mound honors. The Cardinals built a three run lead in the second, Cascade tied it in the fourth, and the Cardinals answered with four in the fifth and three in the seventh, then added three more in the final frame.
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Marace- Tyrdik
Cartirsais
Stodola
Melichar Sharry
Willenberes Assestes
Warner
Cardinals
Cascade
E. Mattier
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Manchester Preparing For Opener On Friday
Manchester high football drills for the season opener at Oelwein Sept 22 as Coach Sherman J Tollefson shapes an eleven from a 47-man squad. Seven letter winners from 1932 lead the list, with veterans Raymond Heiserman, Trevor Baskerville, John McIntosh, and Thad Strathman among the regulars.
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Manchester High
Sherman J Tollefson
Oclwein
Raymond Heiserman
Trevor Baskerville
John McIntosh
Thad Strathman
Garth Arnold
Robert Roloff
Donald Nagel
Oelwein
Monticcilo
Nanen
Marion
Anamosa
Cedar
Arlington
Independence
Tipton High Beats Mechanicsville 20 to 0 in Season Opener
Tipton High defeated Mechanicsville High 20 to 0 in the season opener at home under new floodlights. Walton, veteran Tipton ball carrier, scored all three Tipton touchdowns in the first, third, and fourth quarters. Will, Wehde and Casterline showed well for Tipton while Moore struggled for Mechanicsville.
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Tpton High
Mechanicsville High
Walton
Tipton Ball Toter
Tipton
Hne
Will
Western League Heads Look Ahead To 1934
Representatives of six of the eight Western league clubs met in St Joseph Missouri to discuss plans for operating next year It was rumored owners were considering inviting Lincoln Nebraska Sioux City Muskogee and possibly Jenin or Bartlesville to join the league
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Giants Take Pair Move Near Pennant
Ragland Pearce and Berry pitched for the Phillies as Cincinnati won the opener with Benny Frey driving in the winning run in the tenth Roy Hansen pitched for the Phils in the first game, while Reds hitters connected late to seize a twinbill split.
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Osingie
Roy Hansen
Veterans Lead Hawkeyes In 1932 Football Practice
University of Iowa opens practice for its forty fifth football season with eight veterans among top Hawkeye candidates. Captain Tom Moore of Waterloo shifts to center after two years as guard and tackle. Joe Laws of Colfax, 1932 team MVP, moves from halfback to quarterback. Also listed are John Miller of Valparaiso Ind Herman Schneidman of Quincy Ray Fisher of Des Moines George Teyto of Hopkins Francis Schammer of Waterloo and Wilmon Hass of Forest Park Ill.
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Waterloo
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Colfax
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Valparaiso
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Herman Schneidman
Quincy
Ray Fisher
Des Moines
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Dodgers Fall In Ten In First Game Of Doubleheader
Brooklyn pitchers battled St Louis through ten innings as Dodgers outhit 21 to 15 but lost 14 to 13. Jake Flowers doubled and Linus Frey tripled to drive in the lead in the tenth before St Louis won with a late rally. Joe Medwick drove in five for the Cardinals while Crawford and Medwick provided key hits. The second game was rained out before the fifth inning.
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Wellman Kittenball Teams In Title Series
Special to The Gazette Wellman kitttenball teams wellman Diamond Oilers and Wellman Aces have won most games and will open a three game city series starting with two games tonight, Wednesday night, the third battle to be staged. Oilers 26 11 and Aces 25 11. Australia has two persons with incomes of 140000 or more and only one third of populace pay income taxes with average income among payers about 450.
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Wellman
Wellman Diamond Oilers
Wellman Aces
Australia
Boxing referee Louis Magnolia dies at 54 in New York
Louis F Magnolia renowned boxing referee died after a yearlong illness at Rockaway Beach Hospital. He officiated major bouts including Stribling Sharkey in 1929 and the Stribling Scott affair in Florida. A popular, square shooter, Magnolia was known for forcing fighters to compete and faced friction with some promoters.
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Rockaway Beach Hospital
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Slattery
Jimmy Braddock
Phil Rosenberg
Bushy Grapa
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Billy Walace
West Liberty Opens Grid Season at Wilton
West Liberty High opens the football season under coach Quire with a Sept 22 game at Wilton Junction. Other scheduled games include Sept 28 with West Branch at West Branch and Oct 13 Open, plus Oct 20 Mt Vernon at West Liberty and Nov 3 Columbus Jct at West Liberty.
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University Hirh
Town City
Anamosa
Senators Win Both Ends Double Bill
The Senators swept both games of a doubleheader with 6 to 0 in the opener as Browns batter Johnny Marcum yielded an early lead. Lefty Grove secured his 22nd win of the season in the first game, while the Browns capitalized on Marcum’s struggles.
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Johnny Marcum
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Fifteen Teams In Two Y M Bowling Leagues
Fifteen teams start action in Cedar Rapids Y M C A bowling leagues with first round matches. Commercial league opens Thursday with LaPlant Choate Turner mortuary fives and Hagerman Bedell Nissen. Friday features National Union Assurance and Merchants National Bank plus New mans Triton club. Church league matches Monday through Tuesday with Westminister First Congregational Central Park Presbyterian Firemen St Pauls First Evangelical and Triton clubs. First rounds run through Oct 31 in church circuit and Nov 3 in commercial loop.
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Eastern Iowa All-Stars To Clash With Walcott
Eastern Iowa league all stars meet Walcott in Lowden at 2 15 today. lineup includes Shelton Wheatland Schnack Bennett Endorf Wheatland Mormit Stanwood Koch Lowden L Hamdorf Lowden Hazen Dixon Smith Stanwood Carver Wheatland C Miller Bennett E Meier Lowden N Meyer Clarence umpires Schnack Bennett Schneider Lowden manager A P Reid Lowden.
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Balance in golf swing taught by Chester Horton
Chester Horton presents a study in balance for the golf swing. He emphasizes a stiff right leg, firm left toe, relaxed left leg, and a curved left arm to avoid rigidity. The left arm forms a whip at impact, while shoulders stay free of stiffness and the right leg remains rigid for power.
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Kohawks Open Season at Grinnell After Five Days Of Practice
Grinnell faces a Kohawks squad after ten days of practice as coach Moray Eby weighs personnel for the opener. Key hopefuls battle for lines at center guard and end, with veterans Belknap Good DuRle Carris Slavik competing against sophomores and transfers. Eby praises team spirit while delaying a definitive lineup until midweek.
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Pampered Cubs At A Loss On The Road
Chicago fans view the Cubs plight as inconsistent in the National League race. The team shows a marked home strength vs road weakness, with left handed batters facing a right handed pitching staff. Some attribute crowd psychology at Wrigley Field and catering to the ladies trade as factors, leaving visitors cooler away from home.
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40 Million Christmas Seals Arrive for Iowa Drive
DES MOINES AP Forty million penny seals reach the Iowa Tuberculosis Association for the 27th annual sale opening December 1. The 1933 design shows medieval merrymakers with the Yule log silhouetted in black against an orange and gold sky. Proceeds aid families struck by sickness, child health work, nutrition, milk, school and dental inspections, nursing, clinics, and health education across counties.
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Iowa Tuberculosis Association
State Association
Bouncing Pilgrim Struck by Train in Oakland
Dale Apper Son, 35, of Miami, was struck by an electric train while boarding a freight in Oakland. He was bounced from train to freight three times and sustained only a slight bruise on the left leg and a small cut on the right hand, as doctors reported. Meanwhile, scarlet snow fell in Halmsstead Sweden due to tiny worms.
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Eight Games Remain On DeWitt High Schedule
DeWitt High opens the season with a loss to Dubuque and has eight games left. Remaining games include Sept 22 Anamosa at Anamosa, Sept 29 Davenport Sophomores at DeWitt, Oct 6 Marion at Marion, Oct 13 Lyons at DeWitt, Oct 20 St. Marys at Clinton, Oct 27 Savanna at DeWitt, Nov 3 St. Ambrose at Davenport, and Nov 11 Muscatine at Muscatine.
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Earlville and Dyersville duel for league title
DYERSVILLE The Earlville Hawks face the New Vienna Cubs in a championship game for the Eastern Iowa Amateur league at Dyersville. Earlville rides pitcher Vince Meyers while Leo Pettinger starts for New Vienna. New Vienna reached the final by beating Bankston 8 to 6 last Sunday.
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