Joe Louis Pastor bout seen as $600000 gate forecast
Joe Louis is a 6-1 favorite over Bob Pastor for their Briggs Stadium rematch. Advance ticket sales exceed $300,000 with a projected gross near $600,000. Promoter Mike Jacobs, Detroit boxing officials, and Dr. Chester Ames confirm Louis’s good condition for a kayo.
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Guernsey Triumphs 32 11 Over Millersburg
Guernsey defeated Millersburg 32 to 11 in the season opener. Schmidt Merch and Peza led the offense as top hitters for the Gazette.
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Hawkeye Gridmen sharpen attack in second week
Iowa City UP reports University of Iowa football moves into week two of practice under Coach Eddie Anderson with emphasis on signal running and dummy scrimmage to speed up the offense. A 57 man squad begins preliminary registration as cooler weather brings longer drills and focus on finesse in executing plays. South Dakota, Iowa’s opener foe, plays College of Pacific at Stockton Saturday as prep continues.
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A J Johnson Wins McGregor Golf Meet In Extra Hole
A J Johnson of Decorah won the McGregor club annual open golf tournament with a 113 on 28 holes. He tied Leo Samek of Waukon at 27 holes, then edged him by one stroke on the deciding extra hole. Lester Lowry placed third with 110, G B Richter fourth with 112. Sixty players entered from Decorah, Waukon, West Union, Osswein, Cedar Rapids, Elkader, McGregor, and Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.
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Keota and Wellman Win Opening Games
Keota defeated Kalona 13-7 in the sole Ke- Wash conference game Friday. Wellman beat St. Patrick’s of Iowa City 12-7 in a non conference contest.
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Major League Box Scores Pirates and Phillies Split Games
In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh the Phillies and Pirates split a twin bill. Game one ended 7 to 10 with Philly leading late, while game two saw the Pirates win 10 to 1 behind strong hitting and pitching, highlighting Vaughan, Fletcher, and Letchas for Philadelphia and Warne? for Pittsburgh with decisive offense across innings.
Boston and Cincinnati battle in doubleheader routs
In the opener Boston and Cincinnati traded blows as runs, errors, and timely hits shaped a 5 to 3 Boston win. West Joost and McCormick paced Boston with two hits each, while Lombardi and Myers drove in key runs. Posedel and Earley split mound duties as the game progressed.
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Ammons Wins Title in Speedboat Races at Cedar River
Harold Ammons of Cedar Rapids, sponsor, won three first places in the state championship outboard races on the Cedar River at Ellis Park. He swept both heats in class B and the second heat in class C, with Mildred Miller also of Cedar Rapids taking two firsts in class A. The event drew several thousand spectators as two boats collided during warmups, causing minor injuries but no serious harm.
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Indianapolis Meets Louisville In Finals Showdown
Indianapolis swept Kansas City Blues 6-3 to win the Shaughnessy playoff four games to one, while Louisville defeated Minneapolis 6-2 to force a finals with the winner. The third and fourth place clubs begin their series tonight in Indianapolis for the right to meet the playoff victors for the little world series title.
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Boston Beats Cincinnati in Extra Narrow Victory
The Pirates? No. Boston nips Cincinnati 12 to 6 in a game with Errickson winning over Thompson. Wietelmann and Hassett key via double plays. Hershberger, Lombardi, Mnadjeskil and Goodman lead with multiple hits. Vander Meer, Lanning, and Th ompson seen in relief duties as u mpires Goetz Pinelli Reardon preside over a 2 11 time game.
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Browns Win 2 in First Game at St Louis and New York
In St Louis and New York, the Browns defeated St Louis by 8 to 3 in a Rough early game while the Yankees fell 4 to 1 at New York. Heffner, McQuinn, Dickey, and Selkirk featured with key RBIs and home runs, as pitcher Kramer earned the win over Ruffing.
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Boston and Chicago Race To 7 11 1
Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with winding scores as Chicago wins 7 11 in the first game and Boston loses 6 1 in the second. Notable players include Rosenthal Kreevich McNair Walker Belma Tresh Appling Peacock and Kuhel with key hits from Williams and Finney.
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Cleveland and Philadelphia Batterymatch Abhors Narrow Split
Cleveland and Philadelphia played a baseball game with a high scoring finish as Weatherly, Hale, and Feller contributed defensively for Cleveland while Brancato and Sch Chapman led Philadelphia. Final: Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 4 with notable errors and RBIs by Brancato, Chapman, and Gantenbein.
Guldahl to Expose Cedar Rapids in Big Golf Event
Ralph Guldahl, twice National Open champion, will play an exhibition at Cedar Rapids Country Club Tuesday afternoon. The renowned money winner, hailed as a world No. 1 by fans, rose from poverty to golfing fame and headlines the sport with his precise, relentless style.
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Baseball game summary: Cleveland routs Philadelphia 12–0
Cleveland wins 12 to 0 over Philadelphia as Boudreau and Hale homer. Grimes cards two base hits while Moses leads with three base hits. Brucker Pstiak and Hale contribute offensively with multiple hits. Ross suffers the loss as Milnar and Nagel complete the shutout with solid relief. Umpires Hubbard Rolls Rommel. Time 2:26.
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Consider the Retrievers in Field Work by Ozark Ritley
Ame Bird devotees hear retrievers praised beyond setters and spaniels as Chesapeakes Labradors and Golden retrievers show strong field work in autumn. Retrievers excel with water work and can be drilled like pointers or setters for better efficiency, with field trials confirming their capabilities.
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Gualdahl’s Davenport Record Stands in Exhibition
Davenport country club course record of 64 set by Ralph Guldahl in 1936 remained untouched in an exhibition match on Monday. Guldahl shot 73, two over par, for 18 holes, staying off the record he set during the Western Open in 1.
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Northwestern Puts De Correvont In Third Team Role
Big Ten squads open practice amid sun and rain as De Correvont slides to third team halfback behind Hahnstein and Soper. Northwestern and other ten schools report steady drills, with coaches citing need for fundamentals, speed, and improved blocking ahead of openers.
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High School Mile Team Race Planned At Iowa in October
Iowa City IOWA (INS) Track Coach George T Bresnahan outlined a one mile high school team race at the University of Iowa on Saturday October 7 conducted with the Iowa High School Athletic association. Three classes by enrollment will compete with five entrants per school and the top three finishers form the team score. winners will receive free tickets to the Iowa Indiana football game.
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North English and Richland Play 6-6 Tie Under Lights
Special to The Gazette reports North English and Richland sharing a 6 to 6 tie at Municipal Field Friday night with Richland scoring in the first half and North English answering in the second.
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Packers Defeat Cardinals Behind Harber Passing
Green Bay Packers win 14 to 10 at Green Bay led by two Arnold Harber touchdown passes in the first half against the Chicago Cardinals.
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National League Standings and Monday Games
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 82 wins and 56 losses, followed by New York 68 68, St Louis 82 56, Chicago 78 65, Boston 58 67, Brooklyn 74 63, Philadelphia 43 94, Pittsburgh 63 78. Sunday results include Brooklyn 10 Chicago 3, Cincinnati 8 Boston 3, New York 2 Philadelphia 1, and Pittsburgh 3 10. Monday games feature New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh among others.
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Football Quiz Results Digest
A compact listing shows quiz prompts with true and false outcomes. Items include statements about trees, ball out of bounds, illegal pass plays, and dead ball rulings. The responses indicate which are true or false and note a dead ball on an illegal pass.
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Reds hold 3.2 game lead in National League chase
Reds extend lead over Cardinals as they win seven of nine amid doubleheaders and an upcoming ten-game stretch against Boston Bees Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates. Cardinals face New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs as chase tightens.
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West All-Stars Win In Corn Valley League
West All-Stars defeated the East 5 to 3 in Corn Valley league action. Lowell Wedgebury and D Schallau combined on the mound with Becky to limit East to five hits. West collected eight safeties off Schellhouse Cross and Tanks. Kramer led East with a single and a double. Wieditz and Schirm added two singles each for West.
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Local Archers Lead In Oelwein Invitational Tourney
Special to The Gazette OELWEIN Fifty nine archers from Cedar Rapids Central City Waterloo Newton Manchester Cedar Falls and Oelwein took part in an invitational meet sponsored by Sunset Archery Club Results show Miles Fisher Cedar Rapids grand champion and Vergle Stevens Cedar Rapids top woman in American round Men class A Ralph Biddinger Oolwein and Harry Wells Oolwein tie at 489. Class B Roy Hilton Waterloo and Wesley Bizette Newton second. Women class A Versie Stevens Cedar Rapids and Henrietta Wetherbee Oelwein lead. Class B Marie Fisher Cedar Rapids and Norma Wilder Waterloo trailing. Arlene Wetherbee Oelwein wins women s clout shoot. Miles Fisher also high in field round. Amber Knee Dele weth 7 noted in junior Columbia event Lloyd Mrstik Cedar Rapids and Robert Hughe Waterloo finish in junior Columbia.
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Bishop Hill Wins WBHF Tournament Final In Rock Island
Bishop Hill defeats Rock Island Rox in the fourth annual WBHF Mississippi Valley softball tournament final here Sunday. A three base blast by Larry Williams drove in a run from third to supply the winning margin in the eighth inning. Score by innings Bishop Hill none Rox none.
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