Hubbell Sets NL Scoreless-Inning Mark in Braves Win
Boston Braves defeated the New York Giants 3 to 1 as Carl Hubbell saw his streak of consecutive scoreless innings reach 46 before Randy Moore broke it with a single. Hank Greenberg or another named batter not clearly listed. Pirates beat St Louis 9 to 3 to pull closer to the Giants, with Tre Bucs delivering late runs and contributing to the pennant race.
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Girl's Diamondball Team Defeats Waterloo 27
The girls varsity diamondball squad edged Waterloo with a 27 point win. Team notes mention Cobdave, Roverside, and Watkins among players contributing to the success.
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Browns triumph over Indians 9-2 in baseball clash
St Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 9-2 as Sam West and Carl Revnolds spearheaded a strong attack. Roers Heensovs contributed key hits while the Browns won back to back games, extending their lead over the Indians.
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The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Instructional piece explaining the mechanics of slicing in golf. It discusses how an opened clubface at impact and dragging the club across the ball cause a rightward curve. The author argues deliberate slicing is unlikely and describes the physics of misdirected impact and ball spin.
Forty Four Iowa Grid Teams Have Favorable Record
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Forty four Hawkeye grid squads show more wins than losses in official archives ahead of the 45th football season. From 1903 04 to 1933 the teams posted 183 victories 121 defeats and ten ties. The 1903 eleven won nine of eleven and 1904 went seven of eleven. The 1922 and 1990 squads were undefeated with seven wins each. The 1933 team will play eight games as part of a ten game schedule for the Towans.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight Teams and Players Across Leagues
Fragmentary list shows multiple teams and players with scattered names like Klein Phillies Smmons White Foxx Athletics Keo and Gehrig. Mentions tied positions and scores with unreadable punctuation.
King Levinsky's Sister Puts Crimp In Romance
King Levinsky cannot marry until he meets a required condition set by his sister. A Brooklyn woman and a manager cited by press indicate a delay tied to a prior obligation. The article notes a September deadline and a possible public event, with bass and ship references linking to boxing circles.
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Notable boxing results from FMF Associated Press list
In a sequence of bouts, various fighters from New Haven to New Orleans posted points wins. Tarpe defeated Budsaltis by judges outpoint, while Ruffalo and Kiser earned clear decisions. Other matches saw Shaw over Chevee and Davenport over Harevase with decisive scores.
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Seeded Stars Fall as Meadow Club Opens Upset-Filled
In Meadow Club's forty third annual invitation tennis tournament in Southampton New York two upsets opened play. Robert Bryan of Chattanooga defeated Gilbert Hall of South Orange 9-7 6-8 6-4 while Dick Murphy of Hamilton College beat Dr Fu pene McCauhil of Yonkers 6-3 8-6.
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Minnesota Grid Star Cleared for Opening Drill
My Ubl, a Minnesota grid standout at the University of Minnesota, prepared for an opening drill after sustaining a chest injury. The halfback, weighing 178 pounds, was sent to the hospital following a practice mishap and remained under medical supervision.
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Burleigh Grimes Signs With Cardinals
Cardinals sign Hall of Fame pitcher Burleigh Grimes, long a former Cub and star of the early majors, to bolster the staff as he approaches four decades in baseball. Grimes, noted for his right hander style, has won 265 games and lost 206 in a nine season major league career.
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Edgewood Errors Doomed as McGregor Wins Narrowly
Edgewood committed twelve errors in a loss to McGregor as fifteen hits could not offset the miscues. McGregor held the edge with strong pitching and timely hitting to secure a win in a high school baseball clash.
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Anamosa golfers beat Monticello and West Liberty
The Wapsipinicon Country club golf team defeated Monticello by 19 strokes in a 24 hour match and beat West Liberty by 135 in a 13 man field. Notable scores include Turner 74 Chipman 79 Kehoe 79 Wilkinson 79 McLaughlin 86 Conway 86 McMickle 86 Morey 87 Cooley 87. The Manchester Golf and Country Club plans a tournament with Anamosa next Sunday.
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Rosenbloom Loses Ten Round Bout to John Henry Lewis
San Francisco report: light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom is battered from rope to rope by John Henry Lewis in a ten round fight. Lewis, a sensational young Negro fighter of Arizona, scores three knockdowns and wins every round. The title was not at stake. third meeting between the two, each having won a decision previously.
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Bankston Tigers Take Lead in Eastern Iowa Race
DYERSVILLE The Bankston Tigers defeated Monticello seconds 19 to 9 on Sunday to overtake Pleasant Grove for first in the Eastern Town amateur circuit. The Grovers fell to New Vienna 8 to a.
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Clarence Under-14s Hold Hotshots To 5-5 Tie
The undefeated Clarence team battled the Clareescoe Hotshots to a 5-5 tie on a soggy Monday night as darkness halted play. Both sides fought hard, with crisp defense and timely hits shaping a dramatic finish before the game was halted.
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Iowa City Beats North English In Fast Game
Iowa City defeated North English 4 to 2 in a fast Sunday contest on the focal diamond. The twelve inning game featured strong pitching and timely hitting for the victors.
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Diamondball Monday Provides Key Wins for Various Teams
A local sports roundup notes Diamondball Monday results with victors from Farst Pranerlical and Olivet Prochvlerian across four games. Focus shifts to Memorial Ve Trinits Mee and Calvar e Mantist He t, highlighting mismatched scores and player performances among Calvars, Rantost Ty OMe AWA and other teams.
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American Association notes unclear entries
The readable fragment lists scattered letters and names with no coherent event or details. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are identifiable to summarize a specific news item.
Grimm Era Cubs Fall Back On Road Woes
Chicago Cubs under Charlie Grimm sit in fourth in the NL with 53 wins in 99 games. The team has lost 24 of its last 30 on the road after a rough six game swing from Pittsburgh to St Louis and a string of three straight losses at each stop.
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Center Point Merchants Rally to Beat Cedar Falls 5 4
Center Point Merchants edged Cedar Falls Collegians 5 to 4 despite being outhit ten to seven. A ninth inning rally produced two runs to secure the win as Wheeler pitched eight strikeouts and no walks while Rollins fanned four and walked four.
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Baseball scores and standings across leagues headline
Tuesday results include Roston and New York 1 3 and Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1. Pittsburgh 9 St Louis 3. Wednesday games list Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia with Brooklyn at Boston. American League and American Association standings show municipal teams and rain affected matchups. Valley League and Monday results feature Davenport and Quincy nudging standings. multiple cities noted with scattered rain interruptions.
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Coggon Breaks Central City's Winning Streak
Coggon defeated Central City 12 to 1 to halt the hosts season opening streak. Cashman pitched nine innings allowing five hits with three strikeouts. Brown yielded five hits in seven innings. Gaines struck out one in a relief inning. Coggan has ten wins and two losses this season and will face Pete's Service next Sunday at Cedar Rapids.
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O'Dowd and Bartlett Box to Draw in Sioux Falls Bout
Bobby O'Dowd of Waterloo Iowa and Ollie Bartlett of Minneapolis Minnesota battled six rounds to a draw in Sioux Falls Monday night. O'Dowd recovered from a second round knockdown to rally and even the score.
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Hubbell Sets National League Record With 46 Scoreless Innings
In New York Carl Hubbell pitched a string of 46 consecutive scoreless innings, surpassing the NL mark and matching greats like Mathewson and Rucker in the dead-ball era, with earlier stints against St Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Boston contributing to the feat. The run ended when Bill Urbanski scored for Boston.
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Davenport Golfers Lose To Washington Players
In an exhibition match in Washington on Sunday Vic Westphal, local star, defeated four Davenport players. Westphal scored 75 while Robert Loufek of the University of Iowa team and Lloyd Nodstrom of Davenport shot 76. Hal Carlson, a top Tri Cities pro, posted 74 and Al Simmons of Davenport ended with 82.
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Delaware Indians Lose Streak 3-0 to Dundee
Dundee defeats Delaware 3 to 0 at Dun dee snapping Delaware's winning streak. Dundee adds Larson and St. John from Manchester Hawks roster while Grimm and Watt pitch for the tied game effort.
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