Cedar Rapids sweeps Iowa American Legion baseball series undefeated
Cedar Rapids dominated the state round robin advancing with a 3 straight wins in the Iowa American Legion Baseball Series. The team beat LeMars 7 3 and moved through the tourney without a loss, earning a spot in the state meet and future regional and national rounds.
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Inter league baseball schedule eyed at winter meetings
Chicago Cubs president William Veeck backs a 32 game inter league schedule with four game series against eight clubs from the opposite league. The plan would count toward official standings and could boost attendance with Cubs White Sox and Giants Yankees matchups discussed for July. A split season concept is also floated as a possibility.
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Eisner Hightower Wins Civ Junior Golf Championship
Eisner Hightower captures the Civ Junior Golf Championship title at the junior meet. The event featured rising players with noted performances from Peters and other rivals as Hightower earns medals and the top prize.
Cedar Rapids Gun Club Holds Regular Practice Shoot
The Cedar Rapids Gun Club will hold its regular practice shoot this Sunday morning at 4:29 am. Members are reminded to arrive early for safety checks and registration.
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Bud Maytag Meets Lawson Little In Breadmoor Tourney
Bud Maytag faces Lawson Little in the Breadmoor Tournament. The fragmentary copy hints at a boxing or athletic meeting with who, where, and results not fully readable. Further details remain unclear due to the damaged source text.
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Braves Sweep Dodgers Behind Strong Stoppers and Sluggers
Boston pitchers Ben Cantwell and Boo Smith headline a doubleheader sweep of Brooklyn as Randy Moore and Welly Berger power two homers. Cantwell wins his 14th, Moore starts a three run burst, while Berger hits his 20th of the season.
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Quaker Oats Blank Oilers 13 to 0 in League Game
The Quaker Oats defeated the Oilers 13 to 0 at Daniels Park in a M. and J. league clash. Mason pitched shutout ball through five innings before Genin doubled in the fourth, while White started for the Oilers and was relieved by Morrison. The Oats collected 15 hits and seized control early with five runs in the second inning.
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Trosky hits two homers as Mudhens trim Louisville 5 3
Hal Trosky, youth first baseman, belted two home runs to lift Toledo over Kansas City 5 to 3 in the opener of a doubleheader. His first came in the seventh with no one on base and the second in the ninth to break a 3 3 tie, driving in Mike Powers. The second game was set for under the lights Friday evening.
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Three Kittenball Games At Columbus Junction
Fragmented report lists three kittenball games at Columbus Junction with players and opponents including Conesville and Vics. Vague notes mention grounds and standard overs.
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Giants Rampage Past Phils in 18-1 Pleasurable rout
The New York Giants overwhelmed Philadelphia with a massive 18 to 1 win after a rough start. Giants hitters exploded late, piling on runs in the seventh and ninth innings as the Phils faltered.
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The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
Advice on grip and address to prevent slicing. Warns that a low address with a palm turning up as the club swings opens the face and imparts unwanted spin. Recommends keeping the right hand up with the palm forward to close the gap and straighten shots.
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Bitter Rivals To Play In Wapsie Valley Loop
ALBURNETT There will be some action in the Wapsie Valley league Sunday. Solon Pirates entertain the Martello club. Marion Lisbon has won their last three games and travels to Mechanicsville. Morley plays Mount Vernon.
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Tigers Trim Sox In Eleventh 3-2
Detroit edged Chicago 3-2 in extras as Hark Greenberg hit a homer and drove in the decisive run. Vic Sorrell outpitched Ted Lyons, with Detroit getting ten hits to Chicago’s six and ending the series after the Sox won two of three.
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Boxing roundups from New Jersey to California report results
In West New York Joe Gnouls outpointed Roman 135 to 138.51 in a Bayonne bout. Beaumont’s Sneeks Campbell outpointed Jackie Cruse 136 to 133 in Miami. Joe Dandee beat Romeo Le Mon 055 to 15% in Beaumont. Hollywood’s LINE Teihen 116 faced Billy McLeod 138 in Stockton with a draw. Bellville Eddie Owens and Casper Wee along with Henry Falasano 110 drew in Omaha 102.
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Standings and results from multiple baseball leagues
New York leads with 52 wins and a .602 pace, Boston and Philadelphia follow in the standings. Friday results include New York 25 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 0, Brooklyn 1 Chicago 0, with several games on the schedule for Saturday across the American and Western leagues.
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Miller and Ferrera Reach Public Links Final 1932
In Portland Oregon Rob ert Lee Miller of Jacksonville Florida and Charles Ferrera of San Francisco advanced to the final round of the national public links championship after tough play in constant rain. Miller defeated Bud Ward 2 and 1 while Ferrera beat Les Ne Leal 6 and 4 as difficult conditions produced high scores.
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Pete's Service To Play Coggon At Daniels Park
Pete's Service will meet Coggon at Daniels Park Sunday at 2 15 p.m. Coggon has won most of its games this year. Pete's Service has a 10 7 record and a team batting average of .312.
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Former Nebraska Grid Star Wins Ring Match
Ray Richards, former University of Nebraska football player, won two of three falls to defeat George Wessell of New York in the main event of a wrestling show in Des Moines. Earl Wampler of Scranton, Iowa, and Henry Graber of Chicago drew in the semi windup.
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Tennis Stars Pivot To Golf In Vivid Careers
The piece notes Maurice McLoughlin as the first to use the cannon ball serve, compares past stars to present games, and cites Molla Mallory, Mary Browne, Suzanne Lenglen, Bobby Jones, and others shifting toward golf. It records a 1923 match where Mallory defeated Helen Wills 4 6 6 1 6 0 at Rye.
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Palfrey Stars as U S Leads Wightman Cup Opener
Sarah Palfrey, subbing for Helen Moody, leads the United States to a 3-0 first day edge over Great Britain in the Wightman cup series at Tores Hills New York. Palfrey beats Margaret Scriven 6-3 6-1, then teams with Helen Jacobs to defeat Dorothy Round and Mary Heeley 6-4 6-2.
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Shields Meets Parker In Meadow Club Final
Frank Shields faces Frankie Parker in the Meadow club forty third invitation final at Southampton N Y Shields, 22, the veteran favorite, vs 17 year old Parker, current National Clay courts champion. Parker defeated Sidney B Wood 6 4 6 4 6 4 while Shields beat Byran M Grant 6 0 6 3 6 2. Doubles see Wood and George M Lott vs Parker and Shields.
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Equipoise Carries Top Handicap Load In Saratoga Race
Saratoga Springs New York Equipoise American handicap champion faces the rest of his brilliant career in the Saratoga handicap Saturday He will shoulder 142 pounds against rivals Dark Secret 19 pounds Gusto 23 pounds A victory would push his earnings above 300000 and eclipse the greatest weight carrying feat by an American thoroughbred over a mile and a quarter
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Four Games Scheduled In Wapsie Valley Loop
The Gazette notes the Wapsie Valley league plans four Sunday games: Lowden at Calamus, Toronto at Oxford Junction, Federals at Sandhill Cranes, and Lost Nation at Bennett. Standings are listed.
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Stecher and Wright win Marshalltown wrestling duels
Joe Stecher of Dodge, Neb., former heavyweight champion, defeated Joe Dusck of Omaha in two straight falls to win the main event in Marshalltown. Honter Wright of Omaha won the semi main by disqualification as Jack Hader of Minneapolis was ruled rough.
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Tay Brown Signs To Coach At Cincinnati
Compton, California. Raymond Tay Brown 1932 USC football captain has signed to coach football and basketball at the University of Cincinnati. He telephoned his parents from Chicago where he is visiting with former teammate Ray Sparling.
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Green's Grove Indians Play On New Field Sunday
CENTER POINT The Green's Grove Indians will break in their new diamond one and a half miles south of here Sunday afternoon in a game with the Troy Mills first team.
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