Brooklyn Drubs Cards as Grimes Sparks Rally
Brooklyn Robins recover from a prior loss by crushing the St Louis Cardinals 16 to 5. Boiling up in the first inning, Uncle Wither Robinson's nephews sparked an eight run burst while Fred Burch Grimes hit four safeties including a homer. The Giants edged Cincinnati 8 to 0 with Bill Walker limiting the Reds to four hits. Boston beat Chicago 7 to 3 as S Sox pitchers stifled the Cubs. Phillies rookie Watt won again, defeating Pittsburgh 13 to 2 and Washington lost to the White Sox 4 to 3 as Senators stayed within reach of idle Athletics. St Louis Browns beat Red Sox 3 to 2 in fifth straight for the Browns. Rain halted other games.
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Arlington Park Racing Season to Open Monday
Chicago opens a 30 day Arlington Park meeting shifting from Washington Park Homewood to Arlington Park. More than 750000 in stakes including about 80000 in the Arlington classic. New features include steeplechase and a European style walking ring for horse parades before races.
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Wallie Walker Beaten by North in Rough Fight
North dominated the bout as Wallie Walker took hard punches. Walker sustained a possible eye cut in the fourth round, while North controlled exchanges and earned the decision despite Walker landing stronger blows.
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Weatherly Wins City Net Title Over Records
Weatherly defeats Records 6-4 6-3 to claim the city tennis championship at Atlantic, advancing through semifinals by beating John Nelson 6-4 Ged. Earlier he routed Dos Snell 8-6 6-2 and eliminated Tigech 2 6 1 in the quarters.
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Fights Nightcard Across Multiple Cities Ends in Decisions and KOs
Last night boxing cards in Buffalo Long Beach City Eric San Francisco Los Angeles produced several results. Italian heavyweight scored a knockout over Umberto Torrianna in Buffalo. Jack Rosenbers won by decision over Harry Wallace in Brooklyn. Bonny Bass stopped George Day in New Jersey. Frank Bojorski outpointed Eddie Anderson in Eric Pennsylvania. Gaston Le Cadre won a decision over Battling Dozier in San Francisco. Paul Negri drew with Johnny Freeman in Oakland. Claude Warner won a controversial decision over Fidel In Barba in Los Angeles.
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Unclear Grapples Report From Atlantic City Meet
In New York and Southampton reports describe a series of unfamiliar matchups and actions involving athletes from diverse places. Names include Jack Sherry from Omaha and Jean La Due from Montreal facing opponents such as Lon Macatuso of Colgate and Tony Yolie of Lulu amid scattered references to George Sanders New Orleans Glen Wade Nebraska and Regei Kalmikas Siberia.
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Nebraska
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Magnussen May Play With Hawks Again Next Fall
Marcus Magnussen, Iowa football center, may regain eligibility for the fall season. Coach Ingversen said Magnussen, suspended after a house brawl last year, is taking summer work to address scholastic deficiencies. If eligible, Tagwersen plans to use him at center and move Ed Dollie to guard.
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Two Fast Diamond Ball Games Booked At Fairgrounds
Two fast city leagues diamond ball games are booked at the fairgrounds next week. On Tuesday evening Bhog three men and Printers will play, with the matchup details limited by the fragmented OCR text.
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Local Wrestling Bout Report From New York and Denver
In New York Rudy La Dizzi of Poughkeepsie threw Dimitri Dimitroff of Russia. In Denver Gon Sonnenberg won two of three against Dan Koloff, highlighting a busy regional wrestling card with notable international contenders.
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Pollution blamed for Cedar river fish deaths in report
Des Moines reports polluted Cedar rivers with litter and decayed matter from freshets causing low oxygen. State official J. W. Long says $46.50 bill for burying fish killed by pollution in Lime Creek was paid to Rockford Commercial Club which collected and buried dead fish. About 140 bushels of fish were gathered near Rockford.
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Boy's confession solves a string of robberies
Andrew Still of Creston has confessed to a pattern of thefts dating back to December 1990 in Dallas County. He and brother-in-law Tom Irwin staged burglaries at Bryant's store in Creston, set fires, and fled with cars and groceries before Still was captured Tuesday night after a woodland search.
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Royal Coffman's Father Ends Life in Valley Iowa
Mintouri Iowa June 27 W C Coffman 66 shot himself at the Valley hotel after earlier arrest and insanity commission review. He left two farewell letters, a revolver, and was found by hotel staff seated with the gun in his hand. his son Royal Coffman a council bluffs boxer arrived for the body.
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Valley Junction Kitten Ball Player Fatally Injured
Elmer J. Verba, 14, of Valley Junction Ia., died at Morey hospital in Des Moines after being struck on the head by a bat during a kitten ball game last Saturday. Infection followed the wound despite surgery. He was the only son of Mr and Mrs John Verba and had just graduated from Valley Junction High School earlier this month. Funeral services are set for Monday morning.
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Stamplickers Win Closed Football Contest
The Stamplickers claimed victory in a local football contest on June 27. Details are obscured by text, but the win emphasizes a strong performance by the team and the event draws attention from local sports fans.
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Legal Publications Notice of Aeedin v Eros Case
A legal notice appears referencing the court matter titled Aeedin v Eros, detailing publication requirements and docket handling. The document notes actions by the court and parties involved, outlining procedural steps and anticipated deadlines for publication in the official gazette.
Atlantic Junior Legion Team Meets Grove City Sunday
The Atlantic juvenile team, formerly the Atlantic Junioles, will meet Grove City here tomorrow at the Casa-e tr grounds, game to start at 1:15. The squad has new suits funded by Atlantic merchants. Practices are at 6:16 daily at the fairgrounds as preparation for the district Legion tournament next month, in Council Bluffs or Red Oak. Manager Earl O. Hawes has chosen fourteen players: John Carey, Lawrence Lewiss, Rollin Schuler, George Hover, Delbert King, Merritt Welton, Donald Auerbach, LeRoy Hawes, Kenneth Kelly, Cletis Grosseup, Bernard Desmont, Harold Shranger, Victor McKer, Hugh Preston.
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Lars J Skromme Seeks Senate Seat In Iowa Primary
Ames Iowa June 27 Former State Senator Lars J Skromme of Roland announces his candidacy for congressman from the sixth district at the Republican primaries in June 1912. He has equipped his automobile with a microphone and amplifying device planning an extensive campaign across the district speaking at open air meetings. Skromme served one term in the state senate representing Boone and Story counties and was a candidate for governor of Iowa in 1928.
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