First Rounds in Courier County Golf Meet Are Started
The Courier County golf meet at Sunnyside opened with several first round results. Ralph Lasche beat Eldred Haselman 6 and 4 in the championship flight. Fred McClain defeated M. A. Showers 3 and 2 in the Wa terloo Evening Courier Black Hawk county event. K. L. Bragdon beat Herbert Siefkin 5 and 4 in the top flight.
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Sunnyside
RalphLasche
Sunnyside Country Club
Eldred Haselman
Courier’s
Haselman
Byrnes Park Club
Fred McClain
M. A. Showers
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Black Hawk
Showers
K. L. Bragdon
Herbert Siefkin
George Katkaski
Bob Elderton
Cadey
George Samson
E. Hutchinson
John Lascie
Ralph Lasche
Lasche
Cohn
Ray Paul
Bob Bickley
West High
B. G. Pannhuk
Waterloo
Russell Ritz
Russell Lamson
Glenn Doyle
D. M. Moss
Indians Annex Short Game Off New York Yanks
The Indians beat the league leaders 2 to 1 in a rain shortened game. Cleveland surged in the sixth inning with Jamieson scoring on Summa and Fonseca driving in Summa for the go ahead run. New York tallied in the fourth on Koenig, Ruth, Gehrig and Meusel accounted for the Yankee offense. Pitching and fielding details noted with Peanock and Sewell handling duties. Time listed as 1.34 with Nallin and Dineen umpiring.
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Indians
Yanks
Yank
Koenig
Ruth
Gehrig
Meusel
Jamieson
Spurgeon
Summa
Lazzeri
Gazella
Bengough
Pponnock
Touais
L. Sewell
Fonseca
Lageert
Teston
New Yorker
Cleveland
Peanock
Miller
Nallin
Dineen
Moment test on opening day back in the scene
A reader’s clipped notes describe the toll of returning to work with the first day rough and the second day tougher. It recalls travel quirks, a Louisiana man stealing front steps, a weather quip about rain, and a Purdue tease amid a lighthearted column of varied items.
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Tia
Omaha
Slagg
Purdue
Baseball Standings in Mississippi Valley and Western Leagues
Updated standings show Burlington leading the Mississippi Valley with 50 wins and 36 losses, followed by Waterloo 49-36 and Dubuque 49-31. In the American League, New York leads at 73-28, with Chicago and Washington close behind. National League standings list Brooklyn 58-39 and Pittsburgh 57-39. Western League shows Tulsa atop at 73-35, Wichita 64-45. Yesterday’s results include Boston 5 Pittsburgh 4 and Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1.
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Omaha
Giants Purchase Four Minor League Baseball Stars
The New York Giants have bought four rookies from the Sally and other leagues. Fullis an outfielder from Macon and Crawford a third baseman from Greenville join, while Cantwell a pitcher from Jacksonville costing about 25000 and Jordan a shortstop from Charlotte will report or be delivered in the fall.
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New York Giants
Fullis
Macon Club
Crawford
Greenville
S. C
Ben Cantwell
Jacksonville
Fla
Jordan
Charlotte
Cantwell
Loayza-Herman Fight Set In Chicago Tonight
Chicago August 2 Stanley Loayza South American lightweight champion will meet Tommy Herman Philadelphia in 10 rounds here tonight My Sullivan Minneapolis welterweight clashes with Van Lafqueur France in the semifinal
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Stanley Loayza
Tommy Herman
Philadelphia
My Sullivan
Minneapolis
van Laf- Queur
France
Cubs Climb to first with 6 5 win over Phillies
Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 at Wrigley Field to move into first place by half a game after trailing 4 0 and tying in the eighth before Earl Webb delivered a decisive single in the ninth. Phillies battered Brillheart and Jones, Webb homered, and Jack Scott pitched strong for Philadelphia. Boston won an 11 inning game over Pittsburgh, pulling the Pirates from the league lead.
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Bruin
Joe McCarthy
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Wrigley Field
Cub Park
Earl Webb
Tennessee
John Brillheart
Guy Bush
Percy Jones
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Webb
Earl
Sparkie’ Adams
Jones
Brillheart
Jack Scott
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Attreau
Wrightstone
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Enguish
Eeee
L. Wilson
Stephenson
Beck
Phateadelphia
Sand
Jeanard
Homer
Werbo
English
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Scott
Umnires
Moran
O'Day
Reardon
Ol Hartnett
Beek
Heathcote
Pick
Gaesesepenseens
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Ennnaeneaeas
Ceaveae
Pittsburgh
Bob Smith
Vic Aldridge
Smith
Bancroft
Genewich
Abrispore Richbourg
Rh Wee
Wigh
Welch
Ch v
Pournter
O Brown
Park Golf Stars Play for Title
The sixth annual United States public links individual and team championship begins at Ridgewood in Cleveland. Forty two qualify for the 36 hole individual event after 18 hole rounds, with the Warren G. Harding trophy awarded to the team based on the four lowest scores. Former champions Boland Held Walsh Cable and McAuliffe are ineligible due to joining clubs or turning pro.
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Ridgewood Course
Cleveland
Warren G. Harding
Chisago
Lester Boland
Interlachen Club
Minneapolis
Eddie Held
Richard Walsh
Joe Cable
Ray McAuliffe
Reds and Robing Change Places in NL Standings
Reds win 2 1 at Cincinnati aided by Partridge fumble and Pipp’s rosler play. Vance held N L offenses in late innings to halt a four game personal skid while Brooklyn moves to fifth and Cincinnati to sixth as Giants beat the Cardinals 6 3 in St Louis with Terry and Shehan homers and Rhem wild early.
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Dazzy Vance
Epha Rixey
Brooklyn
Vance
Reds
Partridge
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Rosler
Ford
Cruz
Picinich
Louis
Terry
Shehan
Rhem
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Littlejohn
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New York
Abrhpore
Reese
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Jackson
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St. Louis
Eeeeee Frisch
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Seria
Schuble
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Frisch
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Sete
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Rene Deberry
Ove Earen
AE Dressen
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Snes Brewler
Ve Walker
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Snakeforth
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Mene Ford
Gritz
Certeee
Rixey
Baen
Ey Beckman
Ates
Tome
Lucas
Christensen
Beckman
Bendrick
Bressler
Hawks Sign Red Cunningham As Walzak Injury Recovers
The Hawk's Nest notes Red Cunningham, ex Burlington third sacker, signed by Rock Tmand Walzak Islander third baseman out with a broken head, Pete Shehes Cedar Rapids matazer and Windsl will stay with Bunny class second sacker. Hughes regrets 18 passes, a pendemat, yet the era’s speed outpaces him. The column mocks erroneous clips about Harold McKain from Davenport that misstate a $5,000 sale to Evansville. It covers league notes on Burlington, Dubuque pennant hopes and rule violations affecting wins.
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Burlington
Rock Tmand
Walzak
Islander
Pete Shehes
Cedar Rapids
Hughes
Dubuque
Valley
Leon
Burington
Fred Letser
Bur- Hingsen
Dubique
Major League Leaders From AP With Aug 1 Figures
Summary of top MLB leaders across leagues after August 1 including batting averages runs and hits. Notable leaders: Harris Pirates batting .335 Hearnsby Giants 87 runs Waner Pirates 154 games and 30 doubles 15 triples Williams Phillies 22 homers Frisch Cardinals 32 steals Ptrehing Hill Pirates. American League leaders Simmons Athletics .393 Gehrig Ruth and Gehrig Yankees 105 runs and hits respectively Burns Indians 41 doubles Manush Tigers 14 triples Gelrig Yankees 35 homers Sisler Browns 21 steals. Yankees win 1% OSU 4.
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Pirates
Hearnsby
Giants
P. Waner
Homerans—Williams
Phillies
Frisch
Cardinals
Ptrehing—Hill
Simmons
Athletics
Gehrig
Yanks
Ruth
Yankees
Burns
Indians
Manush
Tigers
Gelrig
Sisler
Browns
Sore Oe
OSU
Drake selling grid ducats for Notre Dame tilt
Drake University reports tickets for the November 19 home game against Notre Dame are selling faster than any prior Bulldog contest. Also drawing attention are the October 15 game with the University of Pittsburgh in Des Moines and the Oct 1 opener vs Simpson College, with the Nov 5 homecoming vs Ames.
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Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Drake University
Notre Dame
University of Pittsburgh
Golden Panthers
Iowa
Drake
Simpson College
Ames
Ed C. Lytton
Indianola
Simpson
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Grinnell
Kansas
Lawrence
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Coster Sluggers Take Twin Bill At Allison Park
In Allison Iowa on August 2 the Coster Sluggers won both ends of a doubleheader. The first game beat Powersville Giants 18 to 11 with five homers. The nightcap edged Aredale 4 to 3 as Ramige shut down the visitors after three early runs, the Sluggers scoring three in the sixth and two in the seventh to seal it.
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Courier Special Service
Allison
Coster
Powersville Giants
Aredale
Ramige
Paliy
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