Waterloo Defeats Raiders 5 to 4 in Track Action
United Press reports Olympic expectations as U S track and field team opens with confidence of winning ten events. Leading sprinters Owens Metcalfe Wykoff and others cited, with contenders in hurdles jumps and relays. Berlin conditions blamed for possible record results.
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Waterloos comeback seals 5-4 win in nine innings
Johnny Berger delivered a storybook finish for Waterloo with a bases loaded two out single off Red Van Fleet in the ninth, as the Raiders rallied to beat Cedar Rapids 5-4. Plummer led hitting with three triples and a single, while Cedar Rapids protested a balk call in the eighth. The softball district meet at Ellis Park draws 27 teams from Linn to Poweshiek counties, with play starting at 9:30 a.m. and admission set at fifteen cents.
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Cards Suspend Stu Martin On Grounds He Broke Training
ST. LOUIS AP Stuart Martin Cardinal second baseman who became ill July 17 has been suspended indefinitely for breaking training rules. He recently left a hospital and is expected to be ready to play again when the Cardinals return from their road trip. suspension will be lifted when fit for duty.
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Yankees Take Second From Indians in Ten Inning Win
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 5 to 4 in ten innings to go 9 1/2 games up in the American League. Frank Crosetti and Joe DiMaggio delivered the go ahead run, with Lou Gehrig adding a timely hit. Hal Trosky and Hale tied it in the eighth before Murphy secured the win for New York.
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Dietrich Shuts Down Red Sox as White Sox Tie Series
Chicago right hander Dietrich, acquired on waivers twelve days earlier, held Boston to two baserunners in a 3 0 White Sox win. Roger Cramer opened the fourth with a single and Cronin doubled in the fifth. Dietrich walked none, earning his second straight win and improving to six and seven on the season. White Sox battered John ny Marcum for ten singles, led by Zeke Bonura with three hits and two RBIs in the first inning.
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Athletics Rally Past Cardinals in Four-Run Ninth
In St Louis the Athletics exploded for four runs in the ninth to beat the Cardinals 5-3. Ivy Paul Andrews matched four hits allowed as the Mackmen trailed the series for the American League cellar at one game apiece.
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Omaha Wins Over Davenport 7 to 2 in Opener
The Omaha Robin Hoods defeated the Davenport Blue Sox 7 to 2 in the series opener. Dale Mills starred, with three hits and four strikeouts, while White collected three safe blows. Willoughby allowed seven runs in six and two thirds, taking the loss as Mills earned the win.
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Scarritt
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Morgan
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Riley
Prevost
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Wills
Cubs Defeat Bees In Brilliant Eleven Inning Duel
The Cubs edged the Bees 1 to 0 in eleven innings as Tex Carleton earned his tenth win and Chicago stretched its NL lead to two games. Billy Herman matched the major league record with eleven putouts at second base, collecting three hits in five at bats. John Lanning opposed Carleton on the mound in a 10 inning shutout wait.
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COGGESHALL TO FACE LEAVENS IN MIDDLE STATES SINGLES
Des Moines defending champion Coggeshall advances to the Middle States singles final against Milwaukee star Donald Leavens at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Beardsley meets Totten in the women’s final as local favorites loom.
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Western League Standings and Saturday Results
Standings show Davenport 137.650 and Des Moines 119.550 with other teams including Waterloo 810 444 Omaha 10 10 and Sioux City 7 12. Saturday results list Omaha defeating Sioux City and Des Moines over Waterloo Cedar Rapids over Des Moines. Sunday's schedule has Cedar Rapids at Waterloo Omaha at Davenport and Sioux City at Des Moines.
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Weekend Basketball Standings and Results Highlight
The table shows team records with win percentages and standings. Saturday results include Boston 0, Philadelphia 5 and St Louis 3. Detroit 13, Washington 4. Sunday's matchups list Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Unclear basketball standings and schedule fragment
Fragmented sports page shows team records for W L Pet Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn with partial win totals and percentages. It lists results and upcoming games including Boston at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn with no coherent narrative.
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Milwaukee Loses to St. Paul in Big Series
A partial score snippet shows St. Paul defeating Milwaukee in a dramatic series loss, with scattered figures indicating final tally and team names. The fragment hints at other city matchups including Indianapolis and Louisville, suggesting a regional basketball or baseball schedule.
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Crossley Night Sponsored by Young Men's Bureau
The Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will host Crossley Night at Hill Park Thursday evening. The group will attend the Raider game in a body and present a brief program before the contest. A gift will be given to Manager Crossley.
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Discovery winner of Saratoga Handicap at one and a quarter miles
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Discovery returned from two defeats to capture the thirty fourth Saratoga handicap at Saratoga Springs. Montagna and Isolate finished second and third among six runners in the 1 1/4 mile race.
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