Local golf champion McClain defends Cedar Falls title at Sunnyside
Frea McClain of Sunnyside wins the Cedar Falls county golf championship at Sunnyside Country Club, defeating Harold Fochum in a tight 31-hole match. Morning rounds saw McClain lead early, with both players erratic on the front nine but steadier on the back. McClain secures a year’s silver trophy offered by the Courier. cups awarded to other flight winners and runners up receive golf prizes.
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Frea McClain
Sunnyside Country
Harold Fochumsep
Cedar Falls
Jack Hawk
McClain
Lay
Waterloo
Golfar
Jochumsen
Pewinings
Galt
Courier
Golf Samples Ag
Bob Hardin
Byrnes Fark
D. P. Gamble
Ara
Gamble
Glen Doyle
Sunnyside
Hen. McKeller
University of Iowa
Cedar Walls
John Zook
John Casey
Casey
Zook
Bil Collins
Courier Aight
Louis Walker
Alexander Meets Lloyd Porter in Park Ring on July Fourth
Alexander meets Lloyd Porter in the six round headliner at Electric Park on Independence Day. The program includes two other bouts, with Harry Smith vs. Akins-Brown winner in a four round semi wind, and Tack Lewis vs. Milton in a four round prelim. Promoter Alexander ships weigh ins at 185 pounds for Porter, a local heavy hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Alexander
Lloyd Porter
East St. Louis
Electric Park
Harry Smith
Akins-Brown
Tack Lewis
St. Louis
Hughie Walker
Kansas City
Alexander
Kid Ray
Waterton
Clyde Drury
Jack Akins
Anamaca
Jerry Brown
Cedars
Dick Milford
Gans
Waterloo
Iowa Athi Fetes to Try for Records in Western Meet
Ambiguous OCR text states Iowa athletes aim for records in a Western meet. Mentions Tat Arreles and Ch werky Inn Ratder with unclear roles. Names and places are garbled, but goal is improving marks and facing tough competition at an unspecified event.
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Iowa
Toreador Fans Await Hap’s Return From Vacation
The Toreador, led by Wein, plans a quiet retirement cent while relying on Wilton Hupinger for guidance. The team’s temperament resists surrogate leadership, and fans wait for Hap to return before advancing in verse and cleverness in subsequent performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wein
Wilton
Hup’ Inberg
Hap
Gate in Excess of $125,000 Assured for Boxing Bouts
Advance ticket gate for the Italian hospital fund boxing bouts at the Polo Grounds Thursday night has reached $123,800, promoters announced. Four days remain to decide the order of fights. Harry Greb and Mickey Walker seek the final bout, while Harry Wills also asks for a main event against Charley Weinert. Matches are 16 rounds for decisions. Jimmy Slattery meets Dave Shade in six rounds. Rival Tony Lynch and Jack Sharkey are also set to appear.
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Associated Press
New York
Polo Grounds
Harry Greb
Welchampion
Mickey Vaalker
Harry Wills
Charley Weinert
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Dave Shade
California
Tantami
Jon ‘Lynch
Jack Sharkey
Ucal Faeman
Tutors Beat Oelwein C G W Outfit 4 to 3
Cedar Falls June 29 Teachers college summer school baseball team rallied in the ninth to score two runs and beat Chicago Great Western shops club of Oelwein 4 to 3. Speer tripled Grasner singled Webb doubled Horton singled for the winning runs in the final frame. Both pitchers allowed 10 hits Kaney of Oelwein hit a homer in the eighth.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Chicago Great Western Shops Club
Oelyvein
Speer
Grasner
Webb
Horton
Kaney
Oelwein
Moline
Hub Marshall
Duke Meredith
Dubuuge Ironmen
Marshall
Wereith
Guppy
Dubuque
E O'Shea
McGuire
Armstrong
Moore
Hielss
Meredith
Burms
Parsons
Onal Dubuque
Meline
Aye Bas
Amobey
Shollenberger
McGutire
Gardner
Mobey
Smith
Bartlett
Abbey
Hicks
Nolls
Hawks Rally Stuns Wetland Fans In Big Game
Milwalkes Brewers standout Ciwld McCracken, now with Milwaukee, chalked three wins and five losses this season as 2,619 fans filled grandstands yesterday. Mississippi Valley league games produced several shutouts with Waterlon outhit and Hold the lead. Archie Kalsey’s big league pitch guided a late victory over Moline.
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Ciwld McCracken
Waterloo
Milwalkes Brewers
Rock Island
Burlington
Moline
Waterlon
Tevay
Marshalltown Beats Waterloo 6 1 in Sunday Tilt
Marshalltown defeated Waterloo 6 to 1 in the Sunday game of a three game series. Claude Willoughby pitched for Marshalltown, while Waterloo's offense produced limited scoring despite ten hits. Key events included Dixon stealing second, two double plays, and a late rally by Waterloo thwarted by strong infield defense. Kettenhiel expected to start today for Waterloo in the next game.
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Marshalltown
Claude Willoughby
Walker
Fillingham
Hendee
Conrad
Waterloo
Dixon
Bope
Meyers
Nordley
O'Shea
Schultz
Rice
Scantlebury
Altho
Gregory
Clarke
Conrad Sunted
Hawk
Scannebury
Kettenhbiel
Wisk Watdre
Wasity
Ted
Fame
Idtesers
Greft
Merco
Ruse
Wirlker
Heras
Kettenbiel
Tenrad
Hope
Ries
Urofl
Russell
Sehaliz
Conrads
Mays
Conrad Ty Netley
Shea
Willoughby
Dixon Teft
Ottumwa Shuts Out Burlington on Muddy Diamond
Baseball results across leagues show Ottumwa blanking Burlington 7-0 with other scores: Marshalltown 6 Waterloo 1, Cedar Hapuis 5 Rock Island 0, Dubuque 2 Moline 0. National and American leagues list several games with varied winners and losses, plus notes on pitchers, baserunners, and umpires.
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Ottumwa
Burlington
Muddy Diamond
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Ottumwan
Cedar Hapuis
Rock Island
Dubuque
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Boston
Minneapolis
Manchester Loses To Ryan In Costly Errors
Manchester history notes a 7 to 6 baseball defeat Sunday afternoon as Ryan toppled Manchester after costly errors in the eighth inning. Bramley fanned Ryan’s batters and held them to four hits while Stephenson homered twice for Manchester. The loss spoils a hopeful tied game and leaves Ryan as a feature for Fourth of July events on the fairgrounds.
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Manchester
Ryan
Bramley
MecaAreary
Prabl
Stephenson
American Legion
Teaguer
Ryan Sluggera
Leading Major Hitters Seek Low Excursion Fares East
A note urges readers heading to Detroit Bulfato New York or points east to contact A Harlow at Union Station Des Moines for low excursion fares and free travel information, by mail or phone.
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Detroit
Bulfato
New York
A. Harlow
Union Station
Des Moines
Jock Malone Dopes Out All the Brunettes
Jock Malone, the St Paul middleweight, discusses mixed bouts and his opinions on color and boxing history. He praises Tack Johnson as one of the greatest fighters, cites lessons learned from Johnson, and reflects on styles shared by prominent Black champions like Johnson Langford McVey and Jeannette.
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Ty Aldemares
N.Y. Giants
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Viger Flowers
Toe Gans
Jack Johnson
Jack
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Joe Jeannette
Tack Johnson
Johnson
Tive
Misstart Cancels Burlington Horse Race Between Grencee and Frances
A Burlington Indiana race at the Tri-State fair grounds was called off after a driver mistook the starting command. The driver yelled whoa instead of go and refused to proceed. Ed Freeland of Lomax Tl owns Grencee while Jon Wagner of Mediapolis Ta. owns Frances. Spectators received refunds and left the grounds.
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Burlington
Grencee
Ed Freeland
Lomax, Tl
Frances
Jon Wagner
Mediapolis
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Perreult
Grand Prix upsets and Derby records across Europe
Paris Lumiere belonging to Baron James A De Rothschild wins the Grand Prix. Hamburg Everett Haynes wins the German derby aboard Roland with a 2 000 meters time of 2 minutes 322.4 seconds, a race record. Paris Donoghue English jockey injured in Grand Prix sidelined in hospital after a fall. x ray shows fracture at top of a humerus. New York Williams and Triden defeat Vincent Richards in singles. Strachan and Chapin II pair win doubles with Horace Orser. Willie Macfarlane shoots birdie three on nineteenth at Worcester in open title defense. Macfarlane with Tammy Amour beat Farrell and Diegel at Oakridge.
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Paris
James A. de Rothcchild
Hamburg
Everett Haynes
Roland
New York
Williams
Triden IF
Vincent Richards
New York State
Donald Strachan
Philadelphia
Alfred H. Chapin, Jr
Horace Orser
Steven Donoghue
Fonaghua
Willie Macfarlane
Champian
Worcester
Tammy Amour
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diegel
Oakriden
MacFarlane
Chopper Wins Club Golf Meet in Sunnydale Country Club
C Chopper secured the president’s cup at the Sunny aide country ela annual golf tournament by defeating Arthur Simpson in the final match 2 up with 2 to play. Cropper controlled the trophy as the top country club prize. Other matches saw Dr Bickley beat J E Johnson by default in the semifinals and Gauible oust Arche Fer lane 4 and 3. Finalists include Daum vs Garrison in the Sunnyside fight and H G Frank vs George Lichty in the directors’ flight.
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KK. Grapper
Ela
Arthur Simpson
Cropper
Bickley
D. P. Gamble
White Sox annex seventh in row
New York June 29 Western opposition looms as the twelfth week opens with eastern clubs at advantages. The White Sox won 8-4 over the Indians as tight pitching held critical points. The Browns beat the Tigers 8-2 ending Detroit’s nine-game streak. The Senators trimmed their opponents 6-1, Washington closing in on the leaders. Pirates beat Reds 5-2 to stay with the Giants and keep pace, while the Robins and Phillies rainout altered third-place contention. St. Louis swept with 3-1 and 8-3 wins, Jess Haines suffering defeat as Bottomley’s bases-loaded homer highlighted the second game.
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Mississippi Valley
Pet
Cedar Rapids
Stock Island
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Marshallton
Burlington
Ramsey
Philadelphia
Hoetker
Washington
Altho
Louis
Ted Free
Ottumwans
York
Burtington
iCleveland Bees
Alani
Huffman
Were
New York Arta
Gla Maloney
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Brandon
St. Paul
Ansas Chis
Toledo
Waener
Thamsey
Allinneapolis
Columbus
Lance Perms
Milwaukee
Hte Groski
Pet. Doran
Smi
J. Ramsey
Ford Sac
Denver Eye
Ramsey Mann
Des Moines
St Joseph Nin
Stoecker
Oklahoma City
Susan
Valentine
Rock Island
Bertil
Rtf
Ste
En Gray
Ig Farber
Dorsey
Kessl
MacDuil
Et Cronin
Bryant P
Lota Ceveell
Cedar Rapide
Ostatu
Erie
Harte
Swanson
Storme
Vereene Mondino
White
Wingo
Tigers
Ang. Conkes
Cobb
P T O.hellmann
Tamar
Athletics
Shimons
Atletics
Siorne Dor- Barnhart
Pirates
Fenorfee
Swan- Bottomles
Mending
Dadeers
Atara
Muarte
Mondino
Walsh
Kesst Blades
Canis
Cronin
Bryant
Papke
Associated Press
New York
White Sox
Bengals
Chicago
Indians
Thurstan
Cleveland
Browns
Detroit
Senators
Yankees
Reds
Pittsburgh
Giants
Corcairs
McGraw Clan
Firates
Cincinnati
Robins
Phillies
St. Louis
Jess Haines
Scantlebury Released as Roseburg Signs New Player
Wilbur Scantlebury, a University of Iowa athlete who played third base for Waterloo, was released by Manager Dixon. Fred Roseburg, former Cedar Rapids outfielder, was signed at the same time and will play today, with Roseburg based in St Louis.
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Wilbur Scantebury
University # of Iowa
Waterloo
Dixon Lastaight
Fred Roseburg
Cedarly Rapids
Roseburg
Cedar. Rapids
St. Louis
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Hardin, Doyle
Collins
Park Ring
ASIC
Irie
Great Britain
George McManus
Gey
Oelweinc
G. W. Outfit
Met
Istanil Sundas
Fhe Bunn
Ares
Kettshind
Ins
S Gries
Heovka
Omty Hale
Robler
Rope
Ansons
Hawks
Northey
Loughby
Johnny O'Shea
Ruseaul
Boyle
Johnny Wreich
Martnltown Tame
Anson
Searles
Haverme
Crtume Wa
Sundas
Mandis
Shirlington Jnky
Hero
Brooklyn
Iain
Louisville
Satgrdat
Jases
Kirk
YO Ryan
Bunnies
C. Chopper
Art Simpson
Bottomley
Ua Yeue
Sae
A Carey
Young
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