Gear Falls and Waterloo Stars Travel 36 Holes
Gear Falls and Waterloo stars travel 36 holes tomorrow at Sunnyside Country Club for a county match between Carrol Stuart and Willard. The postponement earlier this season led to delays, with Stuart arriving from Montreal after his mother’s funeral. Officials refused to forfeit the title as Willard and Stuart, both strong, clash in a toss-up. Morning 9 o clock 18 holes, final 2 pm at the club. public invited.
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Ligud
Willard
Cedar
Sunnyside Country Club
Galt Schauer
Stuart
Montreal
Buert
Cedar Falls
Bbuart
Altho
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Uneh
Jordan Victor Wins Park Fight in Six Rounds
Jordan Victor of Omaha won a six round decision over Jack Trimble of Cedar Rapids in the feature at Electric Park on Friday night. The bout saw heavy punching with Victor the aggressor, while Jimmy Hamten of Cedar Rapids narrowly defeated Tiger Trash of Waterloo in the semi windup. Batting Bork stopped Jimmy Cox of Waterloo in the second round and Teddy Carter stopped Ward Vincent in the third of the opening bill.
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Batting Bork
Jimmy Cox
Waterloo
Teddy Carter
Ward Vincent
Major League Baseball Latest Batting and Pitching Leaders
The Associated Press tally highlights national leaders in batting with Jerman at .409 and Hornsby driving in runs for Chicago. Notable stats include doubles by Frederic Robins, triples by L Waner, home runs by Klein and Wilson, and stolen bases by Chyler. Pitching leader Grove of the Athletics posted 14 wins with 4 losses.
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Helen Wills Dominates National Tennis Clash
The article reviews Helen Wills at the Forest Hills national tournament, noting her elite play and rising unpopularity with some fans. It compares her to past champions and discusses the public’s love for underdogs, while outlining ongoing fan interest in Iowa football ticketing and local golf and baseball notes.
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Onice
California
Come ‘Crific
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Lts
Helen
Jack
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Bill Tilden
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Jane Foes Yatike
Waterloo Boys Return Monday For Home Stand
Davenport Aug. 24 The Waterloo Hawks lost to the Cedar Rapids Blue Sox 4 to 2 with Sig Vick pitching for Waterloo. Vick had six hits at the plate and received strong defensive support from his teammates. Fred Witte starred for the Blue Sox on the mound and with the bat, holding Waterloo to five hits. The game featured decisive moments in the eighth inning, including a running catch by Jack Frost that fired up the crowd. The series continues with John Niggeling pitching for the Hawks, and Waterloo set to begin a nine day home stand starting Monday in Waterloo.
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McFayden
Red Sox
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Witte
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Prevost
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Jack Dempsey to Promote in Chicago Coliseum Debut
Chicago Aug 24 UP Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey seems certain to land a Chicago promoter role at the Coliseum this fall. State licensing and boxing commission approval are awaited with dates for October 2 16 and others to be decided next Tuesday.
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Jack Dempsey
State
Boxing Commission
Dempdéy
Jack
Vavra Seen as Likely Winner in Town State Open
Des Moines sports gossip centers on Johnny Vavra of Cedar Rapids as the odds on favorite to dethrone Art Bartlett of Ottumwa in the Town State Open at Wakonda club Aug 27-28. Vavra, a former caddy turned pro, has long been viewed as a prodigious talent and remains a constant threat despite past fluctuations in form.
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Des Moines
Johnny Vavra
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Way- Ita
Wakonda Club
Johnny
Vavra
George Taylor
Taylor
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Golf Tales and Tournament Notes From A Busy Day
Former New York Giants pitcher Bob MacDonald recalls an old caddie who guided a duffer with never a misstep. Gunset Ridge pro Harold Johnson shares a hole in one misread, and ban to travel stories mix with golf banter. Eddie Held and Gardiner White push toward the Canadian amateur final as Held advances 2 up on Wood and White defeats Corkran.
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New York Giants
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Duffer
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Edinburgh
Harold Johnson
Gunset Ridge
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Gardiner White
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White
D. Clarke Corkran
Nobia
Eddie Held and Gardiner's White in Canada Final
In Jasper National Park Alberta an American was certain to reach a final in a historic Canadian event. The report notes Eddie Held and Gardiner's White and mentions Canada as the decisive stage of the contest.
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Jasper National Park
Alta
Queen Helen Wins Likely Final In Lawn Tennis Title
In Forest Fills Aug 24 195- Helen Wis of California fights England’s Phoebe Watson for the forty-second women’s singles crown. Wis dominates play with 60 wins and two losses fire from five days of action. Watson seeks to derail the mighty queen as locals note the clash could be near flawless.
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Forest Fills
Helen Wis
California
Phoebe. Watson
England
Queen Helen
Atlantic
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Molla Bjurstedt
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Moa
Betty Nuthall
Molla
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Races at West Union Fair Run Amid Mixed Placings
At West Union Iowa on August 24 the Fay ette county fair races produced several trot results with purses of 250 and 280, including horses such as Charlotte Me Bow Den Me q Laughlin and Irene Treasure among entrants. Times ranged around 2:10 to 3:20 with notable drivers and horse names from Des Moines Marshalltown Belby Cedar Rapids and Webstebesees in the field.
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Bow
Den
Laughlin
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George Hall
Watken
Grace
Wilson
Noy Emmet Funk
Marshalltown
Todd
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Punk
Ky B. Gi
R. Fey
Mo Lemmon
B. Dynte
Irene Treasure
B. Mj
Byron
Belby
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Engi
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Pat Murphy
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Braves Even Series With 5 2 Win Over Cardinals
In Boston, the Braves captured the second game of the series against the Cardinals with a 5 to 2 victory yesterday. The contest solidified a tied series as Atlanta tied the set at one win each.
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Cardinals
Tosaen
Coe College Kohawks Start 1929 Season Under Eby
Cedar Rapids Aug 24 Coach Moray L Eby reports no gloom for Coe College football as he shapes the 1929 squad. Most 1928 starters return with key positions to be filled, notably the end berth left by Schrader. The backfield centers on Hines Barrows Frisbee, while Johnstone may emerge at quarterback and new recruits fill gaps. Schedule includes eight games with Minnesota Loyola Monmouth Carleton and more at home in Cedar Rapids.
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DeWitt
Dick Barrows
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Markham
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Eby
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