Indians Rally to Beat White Sox in Opener under New Pilot
Cleveland under manager Steve ONeill won 4 to 2 as rookie pitcher Ralph Winegarner held Chicago to six hits. Earl Averill homered and drove in two runs while Galatzer Vosmik and Trosky added scores, amid a late White Sox rally halted by a dispute at the mound.
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Browne Ties for Western Medal in Golf Event
Mary K Browne of Cleveland and Ellamae Williams of Chicago share medalist honors as 32 women qualify for match play in the Western tournament. Browne wins playoff for top seed with 81 while Williams also posts 81. Additional leaders include Rena Nelson Marion Leachman Elizabeth Abbott, all at 82, with several others advancing in the strong field.
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Ellamae Willams
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Des Moines
Picard Revolta Team Wins Toledo Contest
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania and Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee won the invitational four ball matches at Toledo Ohio after a tense finish. The event paid participants 4600 dollars and featured 28 matches with 224 birdies and one eagle.
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Ken Cline Retains Net Crown At Shenandoah
Ken Cline of Iowa City defended his southwestern Iowa tennis singles title by beating University of Iowa teammate John Van der Zee 4 6 6 4 6 3 in Shenandoah finals. John Fletcher Des Moines and Frank Nye won the doubles crown for Iowa defeating Jack Ringwall Omaha and Joe Robinson Red Oak 6 2 4 6 6 4 6 3.
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Red Oak
Riverside Falls To Iowa City Iowa Supply In Season Finale
Riverside firemen lost to Iowa Supply of Iowa City 5 to 4 in a close Friday night game that closed the season series for both teams. Riverside’s Jean and Spivey paired in the local battery while Good and Beal starred for Iowa City. Riverside’s lineup included Grimm Blackmer Gaddis and Glick. In the curtain raiser Riverside girls beat Richmond 7 to 5 with Lasek and Kern for Richmond and Irene and Irma Beranck handling Riverside.
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Greeley Defeats Fast Waterloo Club 5 to 3
Greeley defeated the fast Waterloo baseball team Sunday 5 to 3. Culbertson pitched seven hits allowed. Burbridge led Greeley with a triple and a double in four at bats.
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Reds Defeat Cubs to Clinch Series in Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs fall 3-1 to Cincinnati ending the series with the Reds taking three of five. Al Hollingsworth allowed two early runs before being relieved in the eighth. Don Brennan finished, fanning Klein in the ninth. Cincinnati scored twice in the second on a run-producing sequence from Bottomley Erickson Myers and Kampoutis, with later runs by Babe Herman and Lou Riggs. Cubs protested a ruling on Herman's walk in the eighth, but the Reds secured the win and the series.
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Phillies Beat Braves 9 1 In Opener Of Series
Orville Jorgens held Boston to three hits as Philadelphia won 9 to 1. Dolph Camilli hit his 21st homer and Jim Thompson connected for a ninth inning solo shot. Benton took the loss for the Braves while Jorgens improved to 3 0.
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Giants Rally Past Dodgers 5 4 for Fifth Straight Win
New York Giants overcome Dodgers 5 to 4 as Hank Seiber and Dick Bartell drive in all Giant runs. Bartell hits a key seventh inning double and Leiber adds two RBIs while Al Smith allows holds in relief for the win. Dodgers unable to sequence late rally despite Reis double and Jordan two-bagger.
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Robins Demons Defeat Coggon Raiders 6 to 1
Robins Demons defeated Coggon Raiders 6 to 1 at Coggon Sunday afternoon. Kallen Berger led Robins with Miles and Burgess contributing. Coggon’s battery was Marruage and D Bressler. Teams seeking Robins games can write Hal Frentress at Robins.
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O Neill Takes Charge As Indians Tap ONeill To Manage
Cleveland AP Steve ONeill, longtime Cleveland coach, is named manager replacing Walter Johnson who resigns to return to a Maryland farm. Johnson will stay on the payroll as overseer of developing players. ONeill, 43, begins amid a 23 losses in 32 games stretch and says no contract or salary terms were set.
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Indians
Walter Johnson
Tribe
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Maryland
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Columbus Red Birds Stall Minneap olis Fans with Prolonged Delay
A protest from Minneapolis followed Columbus Red Birds antics at Nicollet Park. In a double header crowd of 10 000 saw Minneapolis win 8 6 in game one while game two was marked by stalling and protests as Columbus refused outs, prompting a no contest call.
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Raiders and Cowboys Tie 1-1 in Rainy Sioux City Tilt
Rain halted a promising night as Bill Gould and George Zahn dueled for the Raiders and Cowboys in a 1-1 tie. Both teams planned a rematch Monday after the no decision left the game suspended with two innings remaining.
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Dyersville Keeps Perfect Record In Maquoketa League
Dyersville extends lead in Maquoketa Valley league by defeating Oxford Junction 7 to 4. Cascade and Anamosa remain pennant contenders as Alburnett beats Cascade 2 to 1 in eleven innings.
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Standings and Results From Monday Baseball and City Leagues
Baseball standings show Davenport Cedar Rapids Keokuk St Joseph and Des Moines with varied win percentages. Monday results include Des Moines 7 Keokuk 5 and St Joseph 5 Cedar Rapids 1. Tue schedules feature Chicago at Cleveland New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Washington with several divisions listed.
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Bankston Leads Eastern Iowa Amateur Loop on Weekend Upsets
Bankston and Pleasant Grove seized the early lead as Bankston defeated Peosta 22 to 9 and Pleasant Grove vaulted to first place after an unscheduled win. Other results include Colesburg 4 Farley 7 and Dyersville 9 Epworth 0 with Worthington and New Vienna also playing.
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Farley
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Pleasant Grove
Idle
Gazette
Mount Vernon to Host Martello and Lisbon Opponents
Mount Vernon Presbyterian kittenball squad riding eight straight wins faces Martello of Lisbon at 8 p m Tuesday on the Mount Vernon field and hosts Lisbon at 8 p m Thursday in a likely season crowd draw.
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Kelly Oilers Defeat Newton 18 3 In Iowa City Game
The Kelly Oilers of Iowa City scored fourteen runs in the first two innings to beat the Newton All-Stars 18-3 Sunday in Iowa City. Eight walks aided the rally as Pooler hit a third inning home run. Oilers had sixteen hits off two Newton pitchers Otto Watkins Maher Robeson Lemley and Davis. Oilers travel to Ottumwa Tuesday night.
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Keokuk Sells Chellino To Chicago White Sox
Keokuk officials announced that southpaw Chellino of the Western league Keokuk club was sold to the Chicago White Sox. Chellino, from San Francisco, is ordered to report to the Chicago squad at season's end.
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Steingraber and Kraft Tie For Spencer Medalist Lead
Art Steingraber of Sioux City and John Kraft of Oelwein tied for medalist honors after 36 holes in the Northwest Iowa amateur tournament at Spencer. Both completed 36 holes in 147 strokes, while Milo Williams of Cherokee was third with 148. final 36 holes of championship play were to be completed Monday.
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Harris Coggeshall Wins Middle States Singles
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines defeated Carl Smalley of Austin Texas 6 1 6 2 6 4 to capture the Middle States singles title at Cedar Rapids. Smalley then teamed with George Dulling to beat Ken Black and Ed Davis in a five set doubles final 6 3 4 6 7 5 6 4.
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Des Moines blanked Keokuk in opening game 7 3
Ira Hutchinson struck out eleven as Des Moines topped Keokuk 7 to 3 in nine innings. The line score shows Des Moines led 4 3 after eight and added three runs in the ninth to seal the win. Hutchinson fanned 11 and allowed eleven hits as Keokuk’s offense never fully mounted.
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Davenport Blues Sox fall 5 to 3 in tenth to St Joseph
In Davenport, the Blue Sox drop a 10 inning tilt to St. Joseph 5 to 3. The visitors led 3 to 1 before a tying rally in the eighth sparked by Polly and Gryska. Smith earned the win for St. Joseph with Dress suffering the loss.
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Frolic Club Dominates Twinbill With Two Easy Wins
Frolic club softball routs Iowa Steel 6 0 as Austrovsky allows two hits on Frolic field. In game two Wilson’s squad crushes Belle Plaine 12 4 with Kopecky belting two homers. Burlingame Broussard start for Packers. Next Wednesday Shellsburg visits Frolic field.
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Coaches Poll Ends But Winner Not Yet Named
CHICAGO AP The poll tallies for selecting the coaching staff for the all star football squad still await final results after thousands of uncounted votes remained Monday. Voting halted at midnight Sunday with late returns delaying the final announcement until Tuesday.
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