Semifinals in State Golf Tourney Set for Tomorrow
Eighteen of Iowa's best golfers advanced to the third round at the old Country Club as semifinals loom. McClain meets Paysen after McClain edged Alle Thes Moines two up yesterday. Bartlett and McKee remain heavy favorites for today’s action.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Eighht
Rob McKee
Des Moines
BU Ingham
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Paul Larston
Fort Dodge
Ted P Trbuque
Pred McClain
Léa Herron
Lioux City
Harold Lehmkuhl
Independence
Fred
McClain
Alle Thes Moines
Paysent
Payseur
Mon- Gay
Holser Downs
Dubuque
McKee
Bartlett
Travette
Rex Moore
Warsaw
Ted Payseur
James Cummings
Herron
Rider
Altho
Herran
Dubuque Beats Waterloo in Doubleheader Thriller
In a two game set, Dubuque edged Waterloo 4 2 in the first game and pulled ahead 9 2 in the second. The Dubuque lineup featured Armstrong Oster Hicks Delaney Schieicker Lisle and Ostums. Ottums led for Waterloo with strong efforts in both games.
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Gotumma
Dubique
Bearls
O1turowa
Sain
Jezeme
Gama Dubuque
Buns Rally To Conceived Victory In Final Frames
In a tense final frames showdown at Cetar Rapids on July 10, the Bunnies overcame a late rally by the Rovers. Dennison's hitting and Willoughby’s pitching steadied the game as Malmgren delivered the deciding hit in the ninth to drive in the winning run amid a flurry of baserunners and defensive miscues on both sides.
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Keey
al Norman
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Cunningham
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Clarke
McClarken
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Dennison
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Gunk
Oto
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Singhe
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Willness
Te Tanne Poprins
Pathe
Sabh Sere
Pasend Collins
Cen Fee Jaimme
Hia Prdeat
Malinaeren
Svarsen
Malisgeodts
Standings Snippet Showmarks AL and NL Results
Fragmentary baseball standings mention New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Pittsburgh with scores and abbreviations. Includes league notes and partial team positions, reflecting midseason standings and crossleague results in a compact clipped style.
Forx State Athletic Commission Sets Thrilling Title Fight
The state athletic commission orders Johnny Thinden the featherweight champion to face challenger Kid Kaan in Mertilen Cant by August 19 for the title defense. Suspension rumors swirl as the ruling shapes the bout and future of both boxers.
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Mays
Kid Kaan
Mertilen
Hia
Aca
American athletes to compete in German meet this summer
Five members of the United States Olympic team will compete in athletic games in Berlin, Germany, starting July 23, according to Lawson Robertson, coach. Loren Murcchison of Newark and Paves Orton Yale have been selected, with three others to be named later, after an invitation from German official Hans Borowsk.
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France
United States
Ueriin
Geremany
Lawson Robertson
Loren Murcchison
Newark
Paves Orton Yale
Hans Borowsk
Union Giants Run to 10 0 Victory Over I C Shopmen
Chicago Union Giants defeated Lewis Central shopmen 10 to 4 last evening at M V park. Luther pitched for the colored team and limited the shopmen to scattered hits as the Giants struck early and held on. A rematch is slated for today at league tin with Wally Manat! expected to face a tougher puzzle for the visitors.
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35 Pound Catfish Landed in Centerville
In Centerville Iowa a 35 pound catfish was landed by Babe Maton in the Chariton River, a small stream near Centerville. The fish, reportedly the largest ever caught in the Chariton, swam upstream due to the recent high water before Maton wrestled it ashore after a hard fight.
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Centerville
Chariton River
Babe Maton
Knights of Pythias Beat Clute Nine 5 3
Knights of Pythias defeated Clute Nine by five to three in a Cedar River park city game. Known players include Wissen I and Toliete with three hits in four at bats. A Mine Central and Witerlon Tigers game is scheduled tonight at Cedar River park.
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Pythias
Clutes BroCery
Cedar River Park
Wissen
Mine Central
Witerlon Tigers
K. P
Hite
Ettx
Gsaeeran
Mearvery
Stoiber
Toliete & Tice
Ohio State University Opens Fit Year In Columbus
In Columbus on July 10 the state university began its fiscal year as a major educational institution. During its first half century it graduated about 100 students. School records show at least 20 000 more have attended. Grits win and other notes from last night include results of a girls soccer match and a presidential election in a United States football association.
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Columbus
State University
Ansver
Ohio
Baseball Story of Demo Powwow in League Ballot Fight
A long-winded AP report tracks the 1920s style balloting in the American and National leagues as contenders like Stanley Harris with the Washington Senators push past rivals. Delegations shift on ballots from Detroit to Chicago and New York to Boston, with leaders like Sisler and Bain influencing counts. The piece notes half the expected ballots counted, 76 of 154 needed for a decision, as contenders jockey for the championship nomination.
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Stanley Harris
Washington Senators
Altho
Senators
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Johnny Evers
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Harris
Russell Ogden
Bain
New York
Mostil
Lee Foh
Boston
George Sisler
Paler
Connie Mack
Tanf Mane
Physical Education Conference Held at Iowa This Weekend
Iowa City July 10 The conference at the University of Iowa will feature leading coaching and physical education figures. Outside speakers include George A Brown of the Iowa High School Athletes Association Arthur K Trester of Indiana High School Association and Clarence S Edmundson of University of Washington. University faculty members Pan BK Resting E G Schroeder Gordon Locke Aubrey Devine J M Barry Dr Walter R Fiesler and Mrs Marion J Schwob will also participate as discussions cover high school and college physical education problems.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
George A.brown
Iowa High School
Arthur K. ‘Trester
Indiana
High School Association
Clarence S. Edmundson
University of Washington
Pan BK
E. G. Schroeder
Gordon Locke
Aubrey Devine
J. M. Barry
Walter R. Fiesler
Marion J. Schwob
State Golf Tourney Schedule For Friday
Schedule lists Friday rounds for the state golf tournament with numerous semifinal and final match play blocks. Cities include Des Moines Sioux City Cedar Rapids Sunnyside and Veterans, with 18 to 96 hole formats, medal play, and various consolation and championship flights. Entries open to all players with American medals awarded.
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Sunnysids
Sonadiatine
Des Moines Fine
Destoines Wantation
Ishin
Sioux City
Ituibam
Cedar Rap J
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Sunnyside Res Park
Idecon
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Aandican
Left wrist control for iron shots in golf technique
Chester Horton explains a teaching method from Chick Evans to fix the left wrist with a forward press. He suggests starting the backswing by moving both hands forward, aligning clubhead shaft and wrist, keeping the head close to the ground, and shifting weight to the right heel. The cue is to throw the clubhead straight through the ball for a solid follow through.
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John F. de Co
Hawks and minor leaguers shuffle through the circuit
Waterloo sold outfielder Fred Leach with the Philadelphia Nationals two years ago is with Harriburg in the New York Pennsylvania league. Pitcher Fred Kiisinger, once with the Hawks, shows mixed results with Waynesboro in the Blue Ridge league. Teams like Terre Haute and Waterloo look to Schulz, while Frank Boyle’s Sioux Falls nears the top in the Tri-State. Burlington hosts a booster day doubleheader and Wingfield releases Pitcher Walker as Bee scribes tease Sammy Lewis.
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Waterloo
Philadelphia Nationals
Harriburg
Fred Kiisinger
Creston
Hawks
Phillies
Waynesboro
Frank Boyle
Sioux Falls
The
Canaries
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Burlington
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Wingfieldd
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Lewis
Sammy
Burlington Hawk-Eye
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Pat Patten
Pat
Moline Dispatch
Pep Young
Young
Joe Snudgen
St. Louis
Cyril Slapnicka
Cleveland
Bob Conray
Yankees
Jenkins Beats Cedar Rapids Boy in Park Fight
Harold Jenkins, Waterloo middleweight, defeated Har ry Yahn of Cedar Rapids in six rounds at Electric Park. Yahn pressured early, but Jenkins finished strong in the final round. Ralph Alexander staged the card. Boyd stopped Clarence Zeigler in a furious slugfest with both down in the fourth, and Low Moore edged J. McGraw. Jimmy Nuss trains hard for a mismatch with Floyd Bowers tomorrow. several preliminaries slated.
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Harold Jenkins
Waterloo
Harry Yahn
Cedar Rapids
Electric Park
Jenkins
Yahn
Ralph Alexander
Boyd
Clarence Zeigler
Low Moore
J. McGraw
Jimmy Nuss
Floyd Bowers
Conrad
California
Mallory Hopes To Meet Wills In Olympic Tennis
Mrs Molla Mallory former American champion works out at Colombes Stadium Paris on July 10. She says Americans balk at her representing Norway in the Olympic tennis matches and adds she aims to reach the finals against Helen Wills if in form.
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Miss Wills
International
Colombes Stadium
Paris
Norway
United States
Helen Wills
Hagen Wins British Open in Dramatic Comeback
Walter Hagen, of New York, seizes his second British Open title by rallying from behind at Hoylake, edging Whitcombe by one stroke under tough wind and railward greens. The story highlights Hagen's prefered calm, late surge, and confirms his status as the era's top American golfer.
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New York
Walter Hagen
United States
Hagen
Hoylake
Arthur Havers
Iake
Walter Mas Cayineu Ve
Janes
Hayaku
Cow
Whitcombe
Evan
Grean
Starune
Whitcombs
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Hager
J. H. Taylor
Taylor
Fla
Galt
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Barry Blanks
Zn Sea of
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State golf meet for ladies opens at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 16 annual state women's golf tournament to be held at Cedar Rapids Country Club starting Tuesday. Many star women come from towns to enter the meet. Organizers hope for enough entries for nine flights. Entries close next Monday.
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Cedar Rapids
Alondar
Tigers Seek Games With Iowa Semipro Teams
Waterloo Tigers baseball club aims to schedule games with fast semipro teams in Iowa. Managers should contact O. F. Beilke at 213 Linn Street.
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Waterloo Tigers
Iowa
O. F. Beilke
Linn Street
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