Major Boxscores Friday Night Game Recap
Detroit wins 7 to 3 as Kramer logs the win and Gray takes a 7 7 decision. Key plays include RBI from Kramer and 2B by DiMaggio and 2 HRs from Stephens. Boston routs Chicago 8 to 4 with Muncrief pitching seven strong innings and Heath driving in runs.
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Phillies and Pirates Split as Roe Wins for Cincinnati Tenor
Baseball game notes show multiple line scores with players Vale Hegan Guerra Robinson Snider Hatton Wyrostek Cox Fox Roe androwers. Key results include Cincinnati victory over Brooklyn 4-2 with Roe as winning pitcher and Philadelphia no runs against Pittsburgh 1-0 with Werle the winner. New York and St Louis tied 1-0 while St Louis outhit New York 7-4.
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Myra’s Cruel Streak Shocks Taxi Queue
A comic caption notes Myra shows a cruel streak while waiting in a taxi line. The quip plays on a recurring LAFF A DAY panel style with a punchy exchange about patience and mischief.
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Gilbert Bogley Reaches Kalamazoo Semifinals
Defending champion Gilbert Bogley of Crevy Chase Maryland defeated Ernest Du Bray of San Francisco in straight sets 6-4 6-4 to move within one win of the Loro junior tennis title. He advances to face Whitney Reed of Alameda California in the semifinals.
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Farmington Open Baseball Tourney Aug 28 Sep 4
The Farmington Open baseball tournament for semipro and amateur teams in southeastern Iowa runs August 28 through September 4.
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Two Guests Set for KCRG TWENTY QUESTIONS In August
The Mutual Network will list four featured names on the who s who guest listing for Twenty Questions during August broadcasts. William Gargan and Marie Wilson represent entertainment while Bobby Riggs and Hank Sauer come from sports. Gargan opens tonight at 7 on KCRG KCRK with a vegetable or mineralo utine quiz.
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708 20 Questions and Tak Number Feature Summary
A compact entry notes a 708 20 Questions and a Tak Number feature from MBS with a value of £8. Esa is referenced in the brief.
Littler Leads March Toward National Junior Amateur Title
CALIFORNIA teen Gene Littler from San Diego, defending champion, won 5 and 3 over Ralph Morgan of Coffeyville, advancing to the quarterfinals in Houston. Don Addington of Houston was Texas’ lone survivor after Friday rounds. Ralph Dunn of Los Angeles was knocked out 4 and 3, with Bud Holscher, Bill Casper, and Bob Atkinson also advancing. Quarterfinals and semifinals set for today, with the title match Sunday.
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LaMotta to defend title versus Cerdan Sept 28
Middleweight champion Jake LaMotta will make the first defense of his title September 28 at the Polo Grounds against Marcel Cerdan of France, organizer International Boxing Club announced. LaMotta won the title from Cerdan on June 16 in Detroit after Cerdan failed to answer the bell for the 12th round due to an injured arm.
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Cedar Rapids Playgrounds Host Final Week Play Day
Cedar Rapids supervises nine remaining play grounds finish season with Ellis park play day Wednesday. events include table tennis, horseshoe, football throw, softball throw, checkers, chess, and tether tennis across six age groups. contests require prior ladder or champ of the week wins. awards and emblems for champions and outstanding sportsmanship.
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Hollywood Signs Another Import
Nadine Gray, Romanian actress, signs seven year Uni versal contract to star in Deported directed by Victorio de Cisa. Fefe Ferry arranged deal after meeting in Europe. Gable vacation planned as he contemplates Scaramouche and Across the Wide Missouri. John Wexley visits with a play They Shall Not Die based on the Scottsboro case.
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Hainline Gains in Topeka Net Tourney
Dick Hainline of Rock Island Illinois seeded No 1 won a quarter final in the Jay hawk open men singles defeating Errol Ly cette of San Francisco 6-2 6-0 and advances to face Bob Ziervogel of St Louis in the semi finals. Mexican champion Melita Ramirez and Joanne Symon upset the second seeded pair Doris Jensen and Doris Popple 5-7 13-11 6-4 in a semi final. Frank Wilkinson of Kansas City beat Bruce Higley 3-6 6-2 6-1.
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Iowa City
Arson Blamed For Maywood Park Grandstand Fire
An arson attempt at Maywood Park race track aimed at the grandstand caused about 15 000 in damage to part of the new 500 000 grandstand and equipment before River Grove firefighters halted the blaze. A gas trail 200 feet long from beneath the grandstand and several empty gasoline cans were found.
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Yankees Trade Phillips to Pirates and Recall Porterfield
The New York Yankees announced the sale of slugging rookie first baseman Jack Phillips to the Pittsburgh Pirates. They also recalled right-hander Bob Porterfield from the Newark Bears of the International League.
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Pirates Buy Hurlers Jim Walsh From Indians
The Pittsburgh Pirates acquired right hander Jim Walsh from the Indianapolis Indians to strengthen their struggling pitching staff. Walsh was noted as one of the leading pitchers in the American Association.
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Grattan McKlye Sets World Record in Nassau Pace
Grattan McKlye wins the Nassau two mile pace at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York, clocking a new world record time of 4 16 4 5 for Friday night racing.
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Marlene Bauer Wins Women's Western Title
Marlene Bauer, a 15 year old Los Angeles high school sophomore, defeated Pat Leith of Elgin Illinois 6 and 4 to win the women's western junior golf championship at Onwentsia Country Club Lake Forest. Bauer shot four under women's par for the 14 holes played in the final.
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Des Moines Girl Earns National Junior Tennis Bid
Shirley Anderson 17 from Des Moines is chosen as one of six girls to represent the Missouri Valley Tennis Association at the national junior tournament August 22 27 in Philadelphia. She will depart Friday for the Middle Atlantic Grass Courts meet in Baltimore before the national event. Daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Anderson she attends Roosevelt High School.
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Athletics Coach Dykes Sought for Farm System Talent
Philadelphia Athletics manager Connie Mack sent coach Jimmy Dykes to tour clubs in the A's farm system. He began in Des Moines Iowa and will inspect the Lincoln Nebraska Western league club, staying with each until thoroughly acquainted with all members.
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Jackie Hayes Day at Comiskey Park Honours Blind Fan
Chicago August 30 designated as Jackie Hayes day at Comiskey Park. White Sox host the Senators in a night game honoring Hayes a former White Sox second baseman who played 14 seasons before losing his sight. Hayes now serves as county tax collector in Clanton Alabama with his wife and seeing eye dog.
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Hollywood column swap signals temporary coverage change
A farewell column notes the writer’s absence for a period and announces Dorothy Manners will handle Hollywood news in their stead, ensuring readers continue to receive entertainment updates during the transition.
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Saturday Theater Time Listings by City Theaters
Movie schedules show multiple cinemas listing titles and showtimes across Paramount Colorado Territory and local venues. Notable films include The Stra Story Night into Night The Great Patch Sundown Jim Renegade Girl Smart Girls Dont Talk and Drums Buffalo Bill Rides Again with drive in Coroners Creek and Down Missouri Way among short subjects.
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