Sunnyside golf tourney opens with high scores
Fred McClain posts a low qualifying 60 at Sunnyside Country Club as rain-softened greens slow play. Three second-lowest scores tie at 81 for K L Bragdon R H Garrison and C K Cropper. First round ends next Saturday with three flights and three-night pairings announced.
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Fred McClain
Sunnyside Country Club
Sunnyside
R. H. Garrison
C. K. Cropper
McClain
C. S. Cory
Arch. McFarlane
Walter Deters
A. Longley
Wy Dotson
Cropper
A. Dunkelberg
H. Felsing
Bragdon
T. R. McGoy
R. Hardin
C. W. Ellyson
S. C. Shimmand
H. ¢. Miller
R. H
B. Lichty
Waterloo
Célord, Jr
Beadowler
G. Herris
Herbert Reed
G. Phode
Harry’ Reed
GC. W. Kine
Carleton-Sias
H. Ediwell
H. DB
Guy Ste
H. Glasson “Rath
iMen
Sivingside Club
Avife
Javelin thrower vows to focus on study at college
Star athlete Bob Short, a Southern javelin champion, announces he will devote time to academics at Pontolana State University. The Philippine-born sprinter also excelled in boxing, swimming, tennis, and soccer at Silliman College. He says he will return to track practice next year when his study load eases.
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Pontolana State University
Bob Short
Philippines
Silliman College
Short
Athletic School Elevates German Olympic Stock
Ettlingen Germany July 9 German Olympic stock rises with a training athlete school for prospective Olympic entries in shot putting discus high jumping and marathon racing Karl Hirschfeld tops the find with a new world record of 5 feet 12 inches at Breslau. Breehenmacher and other trainees show promise.
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Etdlingen
Germany
Karl Hirschfeld
Ralph Rose
Hirschfeld
Breslau
Breehenmacher
Ettlingen Bacher
Lawn City Club Defeats Rangers in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls July 9 Muligans beat the Rangers girls baseball team 11 to 3 at the fairgrounds. Shutt and Myers for the Muligans and Teamiuts Groff and Olesen for the Rangers played Sunday afternoon. The Milligane schedule a twilight game against the Oklahoma Indians Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds.
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Sparint Scruter
Cedar’ Falls
Cedar Falls Muligans
Witte
Rangers
Shutt and Myers
Whoners
Miss Teamiuts
Groff
Olesen
Milligane
Oklahoma Indians
Fairgrounda
Cardinals Gain Through Twin Win Over Braves in Twin Bill
St Louis defeated Boston 7-4 and 12-8 to widen their grip on second place in the league. Hornsby’s club pitchers were knocked out early in both games as the Cardinals outhit the Braves 29 to 27. Sister and Hornsby delivered 10 hits. Farrell homered and tripled in the pair of contests.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Sister
Hornsby
Sherdel
Edel Farrell
Triple
Homer
Aiesander
Bosien
Smith
PAK Hornsby
Ib Ian Belt
Tae Bros
Fayyell
Taylor
Om Nt2g
Dre
yFreigni
Vanal Xaburrus
St_ Louis
RPA
Aed
Wosreinad
At Bony
Alexander
Posey
Piey
Hafey
Hare
Bottomley
Afew
Farrell
Homerin
Farrrll
Frisch
Bottoming
Wilson
Hart Lemley
Farred
Cronin
Clarkson
Fareed
Pisser
Greenfield
Brith
Cooney
Alexandre
Ro Ggels
R. Smith
Mty
Reardon
Moran
Boston
Poca
Local Sports Roundup and Golf Tournament Results
The report covers a baseball game with Hafey Heim and Harper, plus precise pitching notes and double plays. It notes six Mason City golfers prevailing in a flag tournament over local players by 43 to 23, listing several scores and players.
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Mason City
J. M. W. Ells
Raymond Ellis
Harlan Ellis
West Linnell
Art Blunt
F. Beck
Ma Ison City
O. HH
Banton
Griffith
Frank Donavan
Ad Frehauf
Waterloo Woman Hooks Big Pike on Minnesota Lake
A Waterloo party vacationing in northern Minnesota reeled a 10.2 pound pike at Pine Lake. Mrs John Watent ing of 603 Oneida Street led the catch with others including Mr Valentiny and the Smales. The group fished as far north as International Falls and plus a 26½ pound muskalunge was hooked by a neighbor in the next cottage.
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John Watenting
Oneida Street
Pine Lake
Minnesota
Waterloo
Valentiny
Ralph
Lawrence
Genevieve
George Smale
Mohawk Street
International Falls
Peoria
Mason City Golfers Beat Charles City in Flag Tourney
Mason City golfers won a flag tournament against Charles City in a tight match. Darien Snresad served for Charles City and kept the score close, but Mason City held on for the victory.
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Mason City
Charles City
Darien Snresad
Charles City, In
Dily
Paddock faces test to prove innocence for Olympic team
In New York, Charles Paddock, once a leading sprinter, must prove his innocence by July 19 to remain on the American Olympic team for Amsterdam. The AAU and the American committee demand proof, while selections already include him with contingencies if cleared. 135 more athletes were added to the Olympic squad after weekend trials, solidifying US participation in the ninth Olympiad.
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Davis J. Walshit
New York
Charles W. Paddock
Paddock
America
Frederick W. Rublen
Walsh
Southern Pacific Association
Los Angeles
Wykoff
Cambridge
Norway
Selection Committee
Rubien
Ile
Filies
Roland Locke
Locke
INS
Amsterdam
Chicagoans Train Children In The Way Of Golf
A Chicago group led by Tom Heneage promotes early golf immersion for children. They advise letting sons and daughters accompany a golfer to the links, caddy, and witness the fortunes and thrills of the sport to shape character and business acumen.
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Chicago
Former coach at Washington High succeeds in Army
West Point record of 13 straight victories in three years under Leo Novak marks his first college coaching role. Novak, once renowned as Washington High School’s “wonder coach” of Cedar Rapids, built Army track into a dominant force, scoring 1,149 points to 696 for opponents. Plans loom to send a team west next year to face Ohio State or Pittsburgh.
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West Point
Army
Leo V.novak
Iowa
Novak
Military Academy
Worak
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Bud Sprague
Rain halts tilt as Hawks trip to Dubuque unfolds
The Waterloo Hawks, led by Cletus Dixon, left Moline after a rain delay to begin a three game series in Dubuque. Lamanski pitched for Waterloo against Moline, with Herrmann starting on the mound for Moline as the weather worsened in the third inning.
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Dubuque
Cletus
Dixon
Waterloo Hawks
Moline
Tronmen
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Plowhoya
Lamanski
Wieterloo
Herrmann
Dison
Hawks
Benton Enlists for Duration of His Ball Games
Larry Benton, red headed pitcher for the New York Giants, personally oversees his games and remains on the mound for the full contest. He has 13 wins and 3 losses, all complete games, a sign of his stamina as the Giants rely on him in 1927 after solid prior seasons as a major contributor to the bullpen and rotation.
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Larry Benton
New York Giants
Benton
Giants
Cinants
Braves
New York
McGraw
Yale Diamond Star Fans in First Try in Big League Ball
Yale sports star Bruce Caldwell made his major league debut with Cleveland, striking out in his first appearance. Veteran Joe Wood endorses his potential as a future major league infielder, while noting the challenges of adapting from college to pro pitching.
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Yale
Diamond Star
Bruce Caldwell
Caldwell
Cleveland
Joe Wood
Boston
Wood
Ball
Bruce
Haney Sensation Packs Indianapolia in A A
The third baseman Fired Haney has been a sensation for the Indianapolis club in the American Association. He came to the team late last year in a deal that sent Elmer Voter to the Cubs, and he has been Hitting and stealing bases to boost the lineup.
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Indianapolis
Haney
American Association
Chicago
Indianapolia
Elmer
Voter
Tribe
Cubs
Olympic squad to gain ample representation this year
The Olympic squad will have ample representation in the Olympics this year. University or town presented by Frank Cundel with hurdler and George Baird the 400 meter dashman, part of the 600 meter relay, freshmen Gordon and Ray Gonger. Charles Hawke Penn College and Sabin Carr of Yale noted for pole vault. Des Moines event coverage in Amsterdam.
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Elsit
University
Frank
Cundel
George Baird
Baird LI ‘Gordon
Ray “Gonger
Iowa
Ors
Wilneis
Amsterdam
Charles Hawe
Penn’ College
Oskaloosa
Taylor
Grinnell
Orish
Sabin Carr
Yale
Frankes ' Dale
Cal
Ab Dubuigue
Des Moine
Braxton Shines in Yankee Soft Run of July
Garland Braxton, Washington southpaw, handed the New York Yankees a 4 to 3 loss in July, notching his second win of the season. He previously shut out the Yanks with three hits in May, and his stable bullpen work helped the Senators suspect his usefulness as a reliever.
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Garland Braxton
Washington
New York Yankees
Braxton
Yankees
Thesseason
Brastow
Washington ‘Club
Senators
Bub
Camp Ingawanis Welcomes 64 Boys For Third Summer Camp Period
Camp Ingawanis filled to capacity as 64 boys from Waterloo Carroll and surrounding towns arrived for the third camping period of the summer. Scouts entering the camp include Joseph Burk Carroll Coley Broanst Mohr Jacob Strong Jack Russell Roger Koch Edgar Chapman Iaeland Bass Edward Manton Jack Manton Maurice Young Allan Wallace Donald Cast Russell Van Driei Donald Penneys Leo Lewis and many others. Foot guards warn that over-tight shoes cause slips and injuries among workers.
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Ingawanis
Waterloo
Sumer
Forby'six
Boy Scouts
Camp Ingawanta
Joseph Burk
Carroll Coley
Broanst. Mohr
Jacob Strong
Jack Russell
Roger’ Koch
Edgar Chapman
Iaeland Bass
Edward
Waverly
Herbert Mensing
Wayne Sparks
John Mooney
Mroneth Rach
Dick Gholson
Robert Schultar
Henry Maulds
Clarence Iserman
ClarkeyMe
Burr Boyd
Lowell Bells
Qgelweln
Richard Rutledge
Vinton
Willam Paryzbak
Onlrage
Robert Anne Steel
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Wallstreet
Crimp
Ana
Béeter
Bono
Lawn City Club
Lloyd Hahn
U. S
Roosevelt
Dorothy Pouritot
Hahn
Miss Poynton
Lawson Robertson
Bostonese
Aralavee
Hasnes
Rheee
Bates
Sherdel Wee
Tristan
Heim
Ea Storde
Harper
Coanry
Aeleo
Helm
Watry
Halm
Riehbourg
Hoarera
Hortiahy
Voutnit
Maranville Hornsby
Ginter
Solin
High
Bottomby
Foraghy
Bisler
Migh
Maranville
Sherde
Gooney
Marnes A
Go Jonson
Hollingsworth
Harnes
Sherdet
Ainthy Johnson
Wimimang
Rherdeds Loring
Morann
Magee
Ray Schalk Trisht
Chicago White Bus
Wishtig
Russell
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Wood Tuck
Mile “Cracker
Ona
Waalner
ALA
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Louisville
Olivares
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Warstler
Indians
Leo Novak
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