Red Peppers in Three-I notes and baseball lore
A digest of Three-I League attendance leaders and team finances plus reader queries on the 1932 World Series. Cedar Rapids leads in attendance, Brooklyn Dodgers tennis on losses, Ohio State pressbox upgrades, and a Pat Harmon column including an Old Judge question about Bill Jurges and the 1932 Cubs-Yankees World Series.
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Cleveland
Ed Krause
Notre Dame
Red Sitko
Billy Barrett
Red Sitke
Brooklyn Dodgers
Danville
Quad Cities
Dodgers
Pat
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Yankees
Earl Combs
Jurges
Sewell
Ruth
Riggs Stephenson
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Combs
Babe Ruth
Mark Koenig
Koenig
Yanks
Scrooge
Nickel-Nurser
P.H
Baseball Standings And Schedule From Saturday Lineup
Major matchups listed include New York at Cleveland with Raschi facing Feller at 6 30 p m. Boston visits Chicago with Nixon opposed by Holcombe. Philadelphia at St Louis pairs pergele Garver or Dorish. Washington Detroit and several other games follow with varying start times Saturday includes multiple afternoon meetings.
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New York
Cleveland
Raschi
Feller
Boston
Chicago
Nixon
Holcombe
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pergele
Garver
Dorish
Washington
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Philadelphia Eversseeene
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Va Gray
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St Louis
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Ore Eeeseesenes
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St. Cincinnati
Beements
Pollet
Terre Haute Pitching Stalls Indians Again 4 to 2
Terre Haute defeats Cedar Rapids 4 to 2 at Memorial Stadium as Prosper Boutet wins on the mound. Jake Schmitt George New contributed hits, while Cedar Rapids rallied in the third with three runs before Terre Haute answered with one in the seventh for the final margin. Sufficient detail of innings, players, and key plays maintained.
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Terre Haute
Danville Eerr One
Waterloo Seeee
Evansville
Cedar Rapids
ASI
Decatur
Quad Cities
Waterloo
Danville
Fransville
Quincy
State Trap Shoot Opens With High Scores From Cedar Rapids
John A. Smith of Cedar Rapids and six other shooters broke 99 of 100 targets in the 16 yard event to open the state trap shoot here Friday. Smith, 20, missed on his 97th bird. Martin Leitch of Fort Dodge also faltered late. Several shooters posted 99s including Joe Schriener of Ollie and George Crist of Letts, with others among top marks in early rounds.
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Cou Falls
John A. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Franklin
Martin Leitch
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Joe Schriener
Ollie
George Crist
Letts
Bob Fucs
Council Bluffs
Earnest Jelley
Inpendence
Roy Swanson
Viola, Ill
Cedar
Wilson Halls Riders blank Roosevelt to finish summer play
Wilson High School defeated Roosevelt 3 to 0 Thursday afternoon as Wally Krause limited the Riders to three hits. Dick Curtiss singled and scored on Bernie Erenberger’s hit after an earlier Erenberger run, followed by Bob Snyder’s homer. The win improves Wilson to 12 wins 4 losses 2 ties.
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Wally Krause
Dick Curtis
Bernie Erenberger
Erenberger
Bob Snyder
Franklin and Wilson Referenced In Historic Slate
A fragmented OCR item mentions Franklin a simoosevelt Wilson and McKinley in a historical context. The text references notable presidents and a possible political lineup without clear dates or events.
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Franklin
Simoosevelt Wilson
McKinley
Northwestern freshman wins Chicago district junior golf title
Miles Schlapik, 18, Northwestern University freshman, defeats teammate Jerry Thomas, 19, Beloit Wisconsin, 5 and 3 to capture the Chicago district junior golf crown.
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Miles Schlapik
Northwestern University
Jerry Thomas
Beloit
Wis
Schroeder Heads Davis Cup Squad
Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta California heads a list of 11 players named to the U S Davis Cup squad. From these will come four players who will compete against Sweden Australia winner to defend the tennis cup at Forest Hills New York August 25 26 27.
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New York
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
U. S
America
Forest Hills
N. Y
Tennis Squad Picks Aug 15 for Eastern Grass Court Events
The team selected for the late August circuit after the Eastern Grass Court Championships in South Orange includes Schroeder Budge Patty Billy Talbert Gardnar Mulloy Tom Brown Art Larsen Sam Match Herbie Flam Dick Savitt Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert, all from major U S clubs. Others may be added later.
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South Orange
N. J
Newport
R. L
Schroeder
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Billy Talbert
New York
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Tom Brown
Art Larsen
Sam Match
San Francisco
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dick Savitt
Orange, N. J
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Ohio
Umpires Play in Benefit Tonight at Ellis Park
Umpires are set to face John Beck's team at Ellis Park in a benefit softball game. Proceeds will go to polio relief efforts.
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John Beck
Ellis Park
Sumner Tops Elkader In 12-5 Victory
Elkader visitors fell 12 to 5 as Sumner dominated with a 002 005 140 line while Elkader managed 101 9 29 001. Buhr Richkemmr fried Rhode Welch Glesne and Froehle contributed for Sumner as the teams schedule a rematch Sunday night at Sumner.
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Tigers May Not Need Hank Borowy Insurance
Detroit fans see a strong run as the Tigers, led by Art Houtteman, win three straight against the Yankees to widen the gap in the AL standings. Hank Borowy, acquired from Pittsburgh, faces questions about his top form as interleague dealings unfold.
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