Iowa's Star Galen Bid sid for Honors Over Rapids' Course
Cedar Rapids July 4. Minus, the leading Iowa golfer, will miss the state amateur at Cedar Rapids next week as he enters the western amateur in Kansas City. The field includes McCrary and Maytag among others, with Bartlett and McKee also favored. Trans Miss entries boost a strong Iowa contingent. final matchups promise a classic.
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Art Barnratt
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Bud) Maytag
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Hawkeye
Bob McKee
Lea Herron
Sioux City
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Ceder Rapids Country Club
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Mec Crary
Maytag
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Buzz) Denman
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Yeoman
Denman
McCrary
Stuart
Ira Allen
Groyd Nordstrom
Davenport
Ken Windsay
John Vavra
Merle Stimson
John Blanchard
Pete Jordan
Columbia Crew Wins Thames Cup Heat at Henley Regatta
Columbia University's 150 rowing team won the second heat at Henley beating Kingston Rowing Club by one length. They completed the one mile 550 yard course in 7 minutes 31 seconds, five seconds faster than the Americans’ time in the first heat yesterday who defeated Westminster Bank Rowing Club.
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Henley
Eng
Columbia University
Kingston Rowing Club
Westminster Bank
Waterloo Gun Club Two Weekend Shooting Events
The Waterloo Gun Club hosts two events on highway No 20 near Cedar Bend with shells sold on site. A practice shoot starts Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sunday features the Iowa State Sports men's association shoot. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Waterloo
Yanks Win Over Anton and TN 4
New York Yankees beat Boston Red Sox 6 to 5 on July 4 with Babe Ruth delivering a seventh inning homer as bases loaded. Fred Helmach hit an inside the park homer in the eighth to seal the win amid earlier Boston runs off Zachary.
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Aurhporer Tarron
Clark
Saesee Ese
Perenne
Toledo Fan, Now Scarcely Known, Pitched Initial Perfect Contest
Lea Richmond, a gray-haired Toledo resident, pitched the first perfect game in major league history on July 12, 1860 for Worcester against Cleveland, a no hit no run performance with one assist to first base. He later became a Brown alumnus and Toledo professor, noting modern pitchers aren’t worked enough to reach best form.
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Charlie Robertson
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University of Toledo
Hoffed for Ate Cuplange in ninth inning
Philadelphia box score details a baseball game with placeholders and scrambled stats. Mentions PHI and WAS, runs batted in by Hale Boley Dykes Haas Cochrane Myer Rice, and pitching by Shores McCullough Rommel Thomas. Postgame notes include base on balls, double play, and time of 2:00.
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Moran
Hort
Ting
Home Run Leaders Named In Major Leagues
United Press lists top home run hitters with Ruth of the Yankees and Daul of the Pirates among the leaders. Other featured names include Gehrig, Wilson, Ruth, and Johnson in a sweeping tally across the American League and National League.
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Vankaest
Red Sox
Bigs
Senators
Miller
Athletics
Johnson
Major League Leaders and Updates From July Games
Summary of American and National League leaders including batting and pitching standings, with notable players such as Foxx Gehringer and Grove highlighted. Also reports on a six ton cheese at the New York State fair and the Oelwein chautauqua funding that will continue through a three year contract.
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Dear
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Moline
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Cubs Defeat Reds 7 5 Behind Bush Relief Aid
Chicago Cubs win seventh straight by defeating Cincinnati 7 to 5. Guy Bush earns his second win in as many days in relief. Charley Grimm contributes a three run homer and Hornsby adds two doubles and a single. Pirates beat Cardinals 13 to 2 as Grimes earns his 13th win.
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Guy Bush
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Charley Grimm
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Hargvenyns
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Homerun
Hafey
Doudle
Dottominy
Piva McLaughlin
Klem
Indians Win Low-Scoring Affair Over Bees 1 9
Keokuk Iowa July 4 George Brown and Lefty Huff pitched well in a tight duel. The Indians edged the Bees 1 to 0 as Flowers returned to the lineup and drove in Dimond with a double, confirming offensive support.
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George Brown
Lefty Huff
Flowers
Keokuk
Dimond
Lay New Floor in Manchester Fire Station
Workmen install a new steel and concrete floor at the Manchester fire station on Main Street Caledonia. Fire engines are stored at the J. M. Jones & Sons Barage and crews will assemble at the east door if alarms sound.
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Manchester
Main Street
J. M. Jones & Sons
Three youths face court on firecracker charges
Ray Schneck Arthur Saul and R G Weatherwax all under 21 are free on bonds but must appear in police court Friday to answer charges of firing firecrackers prematurely under aggravated circumstances. Schneck is accused by Mrs R A Newville of tossing a plant firecracker into her lap as she passed in a car. The blast burned a blanket and caused a near collision. Saul, age 18, is booked for disturbing public quiet.
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Arthur Saul
R. G. Weatherwax
Liberty
Schneck
R. A. Newville
Sherwood Park
Young Baul
Charles City Band Concert Postponed to Friday Evening
Charles City Ta July 4 The weekly band concert tonight is postponed to Friday due to the Fourth. A piano accordion solo by Mildred Jones is featured. A large crowd attended Tuesday’s open air concert by the high school band.
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Charles City Band
British Amateurs Enter Owen Meet at Pebble Beach
Lord Charles Hope and Major Guy Colin Campbell of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of Saint Andrews have entered the National Amateur championships at Pebble Beach starting September 2. They accompany Cyril Tolley, Capt. E. F. Storey, and Thomas A. Bourn as part of Britain’s amateur contingent. entries close July 23.
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Cal
Lord Charles Hope
Guy Colin Campbell
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Saint Andrews
Scotland
Pebble Beach
Cyril Tolley
E.F. Storey
Thomas A. Bourn
California
Wills Reaches Final in English Tennis Tourney
American Helen Wills defeated England’s Elsie Goldsack 6-2 6-0 to advance to the British women’s singles final in Wimbledon. The match featured a quick shift after a tight opening, with Wills dominating as Goldsack’s returns faltered. The winner of the second semifinal between Helen Jacobs and Joan Ridley was set for Saturday. A separate note reports Emil Schulze, an Idaho farmer, left behind a rare find of six thousand technical books three years after his death.
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Helen Wille
Elsie Goldsack
Httle
Miss Wills
Love
Miss Goldsack
Wills
Helen Jacobs
America
Joan Ridley
Emil Schulze
Idaho
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