Davis and Dick Rugg Reach Third Round in Middle States
Davis and Rugg advance as seeds face the next round in a hot Cedar Rapids Country Club tennis event. Top players Coggeshall Smalley Dulling Walthall Fleming and Cline seed positions loom as remaining rounds and women's singles plus men's doubles begin Thursday.
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Middle States
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Ken Cline
Iowa City
Ken Black
Peoria
Texas
George Dulling
Paschal Walthall
Carl Smalley
Coggeshall
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Texas Boys
Coggshall
Smalley Davis
Duliing
Walthall
Buzz Charles Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Cline
Coxeshall
Kent
Smalley
Doc Wittenberg
Dysart
Davis
Roy Lukanitsch
George Hogan
Lulling
Bob Netolicky
Bob Conrad
Bob Davis
Rugg
Jim Netolicky
Fleming
John Palmer
Mervyn Woodward
Jim Brammer
Ed Davis
Austin
Tex
John van der Zee
van der Zee
San Antonio
Dick Rugg
Waterloo
Chuck Fleming
Thelma Kenefick
Eagle Grove
Betty Butler
Miss Kenefick
Miss Buter
Black
Dolling
Simmons Set To Return To White Sox Saturday
Chicago AP reports injured White Sox outfielder Simmons likely to return by Saturday after two days of rapid improvement from arnica angurs and Philadelphia list week ailments.
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Chicago AP
AL Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
White Sox Dominate Indians 6-4 In Slugfest
Mel Harder clouted two home runs for Cleveland but Chicago surged past 6-4. Rip Radcliff, Mule Haas and Tony Piet sparked a late rally as the White Sox erased a 4-2 deficit, with Lloyd Brown sealing the win after relieving Harder.
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Chicago
Mel Harder
Cleveland
White Sox
Harder
Indians
Sox
Rip Radcliff
Mule Haas
Tony Piet
Zeke Bonura
Lloyd Brown
Vernon Washington
Chicara
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Averill
Ollinas
Trosky
OlBonura
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Hale
Conlan
Berger
Appling
Brenzel
Ol Hopkins
Galatzer
Sewell
Phelps
L. Brown
Knickerbocker
Male
Stnrder
Radcliff
Piet
Hoos
Washington
Bonura
Bereer
Baslls
Brown
Donnelly
Geisel
Tigers Top Browns 9 3 as Bridges Wins Fifteenth
Detroit built a 13 hit attack to defeat St. Louis 9 to 3 and widen its lead on idle New York to three games. Hank Greenberg and teammates Fox and Marvin Owen fueled the outburst with power including Greenberg's 28th homer. Bridges earned his 15th victory with strong pitching.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Greenberg
Fox
Marvin Owen
Tommy Bridges
Owen
Raiders Face Pitching Gaps Amid Major League Shuffle
The Raiders seek two extra pitchers as Crossley contends quality arms are scarce in class A. With Jim Lyons, Bill Gould, and Howard Taylor solid yet outmatched, Ralph Mead and Jack Valsoana offer limited starts. Meanwhile Walter Johnson’s Indians face new leadership changes as Johnson seems on the way out following Bradley’s plans. Steve ONeill may inherit the post. The White Sox under Jimmy Dykes rise from ninth to near the Yankees, Tigers, and peers, aided by a home-heavy schedule and Dykes potential stability.
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Crossley
Jim Lyons
Bill Gould
Howard Taylor
Jim Hayes
Jack Valsoana
Doe
Ralph Mead
Walter Johinsomm
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Detroit
Johnson
Indians
Mel Harder
Willis Mudlin
Oral Hildebrand
Monte Pearson
Cleveland
Lkelihood
Bradley
Steve O'Neill
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Sox
Lew Fonseca
Yankees
Tigers
Pale Hose
Davenport Sells Two Pitchers to Yankees and Senators
Davenport, Ia AP sale of two Western League pitchers Al Picchota to the New York Yankees for about 3000 dollars and Bill Phebus to the Washington Senators for an undisclosed sum. Picchota had 12 wins in 16 starts this season. Phebus leads with 13 victories and 4 losses.
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Davenport
Paul Lagomarcino
Cletus Dixon
al Picchota
New York Yankees
Bill Phebus
Washington Senators
Picchota
Dixon
Chicago
Phebus
West Coast
Sioux City Loses to Davenport 6-4 in Tuesday Tilt
Davenport defeated Sioux City 6 to 4 in a three-game series win. Prince earned the win with 7 strikeouts, Wehde took the loss. notable hits came from Luby, Hall, Denning for Davenport and Prince, Whitehouse, Blakeney for Sioux City.
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Davenport
Sioux City
Bill A. Schinski
Hall
Luby
White
March'd
Denning
Mona‘n
Blag Ey
Graf
Wehde
Prince
Dean
William
Birrors
N—E. Hall
Wall Denning
Polly
Marchina
Blakeney
Whitehouse
Petraborr
Gryska
Ifnll
Petrnburg
Umptres
Cady
Clayton
Manchester Golfers Triumph Over Monticello On Home Course
Manchester golfers won 14 to 7 against Monticello on the local course. G Mullan was the low medalist with 41 and 40 for 81. Merten led the visitors with 40 45 85 while many players posted 80s and 90s in the season second match.
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Manchester
Monticello
Jones County Town
G Mullan
Francis L. Merten
Messerman
Locher
Klaus
McKeag
Schafter
Shimanek
McFadden
Lowe
Vernon
Swift
Hermann
Howard
Grimes
Ricklefs
Dynert
Dolphin
Rodman
G Mulan
Berbridge
Hudson
Threat
Kinus
Cox
Aude
Merten
Yoran
Mullan
Mottier
Ove
Nordstrom Advances In National Public Links Championship
Lloyd Nordstrom of Davenport Iowa, a medalist, defeated Charles Ferrera of San Francisco 4 and 2 to move into match play. Nordstrom, a Swede by origin, cooled under heat and cramps after posting rounds 71 and 74 to lead amid a tight qualifying field at the Coffin course in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Lloyd Nordstrom
Davenport
Iown
Charles Ferrera
San Francisco
Iowa
Nordstrom
Scotty Campbell
Seattle Star
Mike Balega
Minneapolis
Hawkeyes and Demons Triumph in Marengo League
In Marengo league action the Hawkeyes lost to the Pirates 19 to 8 as Pirates piled 17 hits. The Demons defeated the Hottentots 16 to 3, dropping the former leaders out of first place contention.
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Marengo
Hawkeyes
Pirates
Hottentots
Demons
Wampier Foe Among Cleverest Wrestlers Here In Years
Paul Harper a former SMU football and tennis star faces Earl Wampier a Scranton coal miner in the semi windup of the open air wrestling show at Cedar Park Thursday night. Main event is Lou Plummer versus Otto Iuss in a return bout as Plummer seeks revenge for a prior disqualification loss. Iuss recently defeated Sol Slager and agreed to the rematch. Jack Hader and Whitey Hewitt of Memphis open the show.
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Paul Harper
Southern Methodist University
Earl Wampier
Scranton
Cedar Park
Lou Plummer
Otto Iuss
Plummer
Kuss
Sol Slager
Jack Hader
Whitey Hewitt
Memphis, Tenn
O Mahoney Defeats Don George in Boston Wrestling Clash
Danno O Mahoney of Ireland is hailed as undisputed world heavyweight wrestling champion after defeating Don George in a free for all match at Braves Field before about 45 000 fans. Referee James Braddock declared the Irishman the winner after 90 minutes of grappling ending in a brawl with police intervention. George plans an appeal to the American Wrestling Association.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
Boston
Danno O’mahoney
Ireland
Ed Don George
Braves Field
James J. Braddock
O’mahoney
Don George
New England
Canada
Michigan University
Henri Deglane
France
O'Mahoney
America
Jim Landos
George
American Wrestling Association
Boxing roundup reports scattered results from cities
In Chicago Dave Clark 166 pounds outpointed Don Conn 170 pounds in a light bout. Armando Silicia 12% pounds beat Sammy Scosilo 1 by knockout. In Jersey City Joey Costa 123 pounds defeated Eddie Zivic 33% from Pittsburgh. New York card saw Sartlen 116 and Jerry Mazza 26 draw three rounds.
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Chicago
Dave Clark
Detroit
Don Conn
Los Angeles
Armando Silicia
Springfield
Sammy Scosilo
Jersey City
Joey Costa
Jersey Citys
Tddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
New York
En Satlen
Jerry Mazza
Drew
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Cliff Carle
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Bob Rogers
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Gordon Fennell
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