Tigers Rookie Auser Shuts Out Indians 3 0
Elden Auser dueled Mel Harder and held Cleveland to four hits as Detroit rode ten hits to a 3 0 win. Wille Kam took active control of the Indians due to Walter Johnson’s illness as New York and Boston swapped blows in a separate game. Gehrig homered fattening the Yankees’ cushion while Ruffing limited the Red Sox to five hits.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Thursday and Friday
National and American Association games fill the score pages with Pittsburgh 13 Cincinnati 3 and Dodgers 8 Phillies 7 results. Bravest and West pace key hits as Browns take two of five. Braves win over Giants with late rallies.
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Brooklyn
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Boston
Cincinnati
St Louis
Philadelphia
A. Brockisn
American Association
Minnapolis
Lewisti
Toledo
Milwaukee
SuiKean City
Columbus
St. Pau
Minneapolis
Cubs Lick Cards 6-2 to Narrow NL Lead
The Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 2 as Woody English sparked a late scoring burst with a homer on base, secure Bill Lee’s win and narrow the Giants’ league lead to three games.
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Chicago
Big Bil Lee
Woody English
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Frankie Frisch
Bill Hallahan
Hallahan
Dazzy Vance
Jess Haines
English
Billy Herman
Lee
ST Louis
Risko Edges Jouchran in Freeport Bout
Johnny Risko 195 from Cleveland won a decision over Tommy Jouchran 182 of Philadelphia in Freeport New York. In Montreal Harry Gernon stopped Sammy Slotto of Philadelphia in six rounds.
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Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Tommy Jouchran
Philadelphia
Montreal
Harry Gernon
Sammy Slotto
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Watkins to Meet Witwer in Sunday Baseball Clash
Watkins base ball team defeated Ladora 11 to 7 Sunday and will play the Witwer team of Cedar Rapids here on Sunday Aug 5.
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Ladora
Witwer
Crdar Rapids
Campbell Beaten In Public Links Meet
A 17-year-old from Hawaii eliminated 20-year-old Canadian champion Albert Campbell 1 up in a dramatic 18 hole quarter final. Armstrong advances to face David Mitchell in the semifinal as Lorraine Young and Corla meet in the other semi after defeating Ferrera and Denary respectively.
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Gehasy
Ross
Los Angeles
Campbell
Armstrong
South Parks
Honolulu
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Hawaii
Arthur Armstrong
Albert Scotty Campbell
Gordon Denary
Louisvile
Young
Bruce Mc
Favorites Pressed In Local Net Meet
In the Middle States Tournament, Dick Rugg of Waterloo, seeded second, survived a tight bout with unseeded Ken Black of Peoria to win 0-6 6-3 6-4 in the first day’s second round. Walter Galland of Chicago beat Jimmy Carruthers 6-4 6-4, and Bel Raymond of Cedar Rapids advanced via bye then 6-3 6-3 over Bob Bennett.
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Middle States
Ken Black
Peoria
Ill
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Walter Galland
Chicago
Jimmy Carruthers
Cedar Rapids
Bel Raymond
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Tulsa
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Mount Vernon
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Des Moines
George Hogan
Rubert Turner
Washington
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Iowa City
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Jimmy Carrithers
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John van der Zee
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Rock Island
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Bob Huffman
Tia Carruthers
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Carl Kiewin
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Don Hutton
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Til
Fred Stevenson
Bell Raymond
Larry Dennis
Ralph Yulll
Frank Brody
Grinnell
Hubert Turner
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Morris Rosenbaum
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Hubert Lewis
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Yessler
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L. D. Dennis
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Ed Davis
Gordon Fennell
John Palmer
Cielo Tyner
Shenandoah
Ron Reddig
George Pritchard
Cape Chardeau
Brooklyn Girls Beat Conroy in Softball, State Clear
Brooklyn Girls' softball team defeated Conroy 4 to 0 in a state contest. It marked Brooklyn's second undefeated season in softball with Irma Ruth Williams pitching for Brooklyn.
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Conroy
Irma Ruth Wilams
Wrestling Results Highlight Mixed Champs and Defeats
In Hufpalo New York Jim Londusy the world wrestling champion of Greece drew with Ed Don George of New York. In Los Angeles Jim Browning of Verona Massachusetts defeated George Zaharias of Pueblo Colorado.
Thelma Kenefick Leads Local Tennis Upset Run
The Middle States tournament sees Thelma Kenefick of Eagle Grove reach the women's semi finals after a 6-2 6-4 win over Esther Yothers Cedar Rapids. Betty Butler Des Moines dominates Martha Beardsley 6-1 6-1 to reach the semis as Eve Gilbert Iowa City advances by default. Ralph Yuill Cedar Rapids defeats Donald Hutton Ames 6-4 6-2 in the men's first round.
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Ira-Artein Betty Butler
Des Moines
Thelma Kenefick
Eagle Grove
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Dorothy Day
Miss Kenefilck
Jean Eddy
Cedar Rapids Playground
Esther Yothers
Miss Butler
Martha Beardsley
Middle States
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Cedar Rapids
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Ames
Eve Gilbert
Iowa City
James Bell
Betty Butler
Margaret Biedermann
Cedar Rapds
Evelyn Turner
West Union
Dick Rugg
Waterloo
Walter Galland
Chicago
Margaret Farrish
George Bull
Alma Moots
Mount Vernon
Frank Brody
Ed Davis
Peoria
Ill
Aaron Yuill
Matths Beardsley
É-1
Roan Marcaret Biedermann
Allison Defeats Burlington To Near Legion Ball Title
Allison the smallest town in the meet defeated Burlington 2 to 0 to move within reach of the state American Legion junior baseball title. Ashworth pitched five hitless innings with flawless support as Truax and Speedy drove in the runs in the fourth.
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American Legion
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Truax
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Fred Perry Engaged to British Actress Mary Lawson
London AP reports Jed Perry world No 1 tennis star engaged to British actress Mary Lawson. The marriage will follow Perry's upcoming U S and Australia tour. An unrelated estimate says 65 million rounds of golf were played by 3 million golfers worldwide last year.
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the Mail
Jed Perry
Mary Lawson
Perry
United States
Australia
Topeka Raiders edge Sioux City in Western league clash
Cedar Rapids’ Bill Gould pitched a five hitter and shutout until two out in the ninth as the Raiders defeated the Sioux City Cowboys 5 to 1. Johnny Dickshot hit a homer and Andy Anderson added a triple, while Lisle and Shipley contributed key hits. Davenport fell to Topeka 7 to 5. Omaha beat Rock Island 5 to 4 in extra innings on Pickett’s dramatic home run.
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Bonthron Sets World Mark In Race Abroad
Princeton middle distance star Bill Bonthron shattered the 1320 yard world record in Stockholm. He clocked 3 minutes 0.8 seconds to beat Jack Lovelock of New Zealand who previously held the 3 02.2 mark.
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Princeton
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