Yankees Rally Twice to Beat Senators in Doubleheader
New York forces a one game gap on the league leaders with two ninth inning rallies. Ben Chapman delivers an early game winning hit in the opener and Joe Sewell drives in the decisive run in the nightcap as the Yankees win 6 to 5 and 5 to 4. Babe Ruth homers for his 26th of the season and Lou Gehrig also goes deep in the first game. Gehrig extends his consecutive games streak, reaching 1300 in the second game.
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Ben Chapman
Joe Sewell
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
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Cronin
Combs
Byrd
Babe Ruth
Tha Canun
Autcome Wis
Sewell
Hield
Crosetth
Babe Wits
Lou Gehrig
Babe
Yanks
Crering
Senators
Russell van Atta
van Atta
Wilco Moore
Yankees
Alvin Crowder
Jack Russell
Deeal
Crowder
Walter Stewart
Rufus Ruffing
Herb Pennock
Gehrig
Everett Scott
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Early American League Listings
A garbled OCR page shows scattered baseball results and schedules from the American League and National League. It lists team matchups, results for Monday and Sunday games, and notes on Detroit versus Cleveland with Vic Sorrell pitching.
Maquoketa Triumphs Over Oxford Junction In NE Iowa Loop
Maquoketa defeated Oxford Junction 7 to 3 in a well played league game Sunday. Henry pitched for Maquoketa and allowed no walks while driving in two runs. Hunwardsen fanned five. Other league games saw Charlotte beat Bellevue 9 to 4 Baldwin beat Delmar 8 to 3 and Preston defeat Lost Nation.
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Oxford Junction
Rogers
FE Hanwardsen
Oxford
Coons
Hunwardsen
Henry
Bradell
Eggers
Fifield
Charlotte
Bellevue
Baldwin
Delmar
Preston
Arteat of
Night Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Cities
American Association listings show Columbus, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Louisville games with scores and key players Brenzel Lee Gonzales Hillin Young Berroard Winerarner Healey. Night matchups include Minneapolis at Louisville and St Paul at Indianapolis as part of the schedule.
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Esccae
Columbus
Brenzel
Gaston
Lee
Gonzales
Milwaukee
Hillin, Gregory
Young Berroard Winerarner
Healey
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Johnny Gerber Wins In New Jersey Race
Johnny Gerber takes the lead to win a motor race in Woodbridge New Jersey as the field trails behind. The victory marks a notable performance in a tight field with Gerber edging past rivals to claim first place.
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Johnny Gerber
New Jersey
Woodbridge
Ames Mat Coach to Aid With Football Staff
Ames Mat coach Otopalik and Dick Grefe named to Cyclone football staff for 1933. Otopalik will coach varsity candidates and backfield men while Grefe develops standout running backs. Louis Menze to assist freshman coach with aid from Schmidt and Grefe.
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Grefe
Louis Menze
Gazette
AMES
Hugo Otopalik
Dick Cgirefe
Des Moines
Cyclone
George Veenker
Otopahk
Wll
Plas
Giese
Courh Otopalkk
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
United States
Iowa
Iowa State
Cyclones
Truskowski
University of Michigan
Veenker
Harry Schmidt
Varra Seching Qualifies For U S Amateur Voyage
Johnny Varra of Cedar Rapids aims to qualify for the national amateur golf championship. He faces a Tuesday round at Bebertsko course after earlier elimination from the Cedar Rapids event.
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Rockne
Iowa
Bebetsko
AE Oseser
Venes Ara
Pnus Votras
Cio Mers
Wauhon Grappler Dies in Alabama After Wrestling Match
Relatives sought after the death of a grappler from Wauhon following a wrestling bout in Alabama. Reports describe a facial eruption and subsequent infection that led to blood poisoning.
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Wauhon Grappler
Alabama
Diebeld Records Hole-In-One at Country Club
An unclear report notes Diebeld achieving a hole in one at a country club on a Sunday. The text mentions Cedar Ramds and references unnamed individuals and events in a garbled account.
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Cedar Ramds Colters
AC Diebeld
Countis Club
Jake Dyes Beid
Ropers
Jo Studer
Aces and Ploughboys Win In Wellman Kittenball
Aces beat Progressive Parimners 9 in Wellman while Ploughboys defeated Freawn 9. Report notes Washington as the home region with results from Wellman.
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Speciai
Gacvette Welumian
Wellman Aces
Washington
Ploughboys
Marion Golfers Defeat Marengo Team 9 to 0
Marion golfers trounced Marengo 9 to 0 in a brisk afternoon match. Galbraith and Rata led the Marion squad with decisive wins while Marengo struggled in singles and doubles.
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Marion
Marengo
The Right Way to Play Golf Principle
The article explains you do not force power but coordinate rhythmic motion to swing the club and let it remove the ball. Rhythm drives the downswing and reduces muscular effort, forming a core golf principle.
Vessler Favored In Cedar Rapids Tennis Tourney
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Club event resumes after weather delays with Vessler predicted to win as second round advances. Notable results include Charles Racer ousting seed Charles Clark and Ira Carrithers reaching the quarterfinals after a three-set win over Dr Van Winkle.
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Vessler
Cedar Rapids
Stirling
Ervin Wasta
Parker Randall
Wes Netolicky
Jim Yuull
Charles Clark
Charles Racer
J . Yessler
H WN Barnes Barnes
Yessler
Ira Carrithers
Dr van Winkle
Darrow Qualifies In Golf Tourney At Independence
Darrow leads with a 70 on the first day of the open championship at the Wapsipimecon golf grounds. Fred Hutchinson of Independence posted 34 36 and shares early lead with Charles Tabor of Independence and Merte Stimson of Waterloo among 34 entrants. seventeen qualify for the next round.
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Cazette
Fred Hutchinton
Wapsipimecon
Charles Tabor Independence
Merte Stimson
Waterloo
Hutchinson
Dante
Frew Hutchinson Waterloo
Merle Sansen
Kraft
Mercere
Nimers
Casper
Owen
Marengo Handicap Golf Tourney In Third Round
Special to The Gerette Marengo. Play on the third round of Marengo annual handicap tournament began Monday with pairings including Champonship Krumros versus Bereman and others. Harold Reynolds posted a 34 for nine holes tying the course record, while Reynolds and D1 E. L. Hollis finished 18 holes in a tie.
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Champonship Krumros
Bereman
Swezer
Harred
Yetis
Resnolds
Schroeder
Mead & Consolation
Hogan
McCune
Galbraith
Pankuen
Snuth
Chantry
Davidson
Reynolds
Harold Reynolds
Revard
E. L. Hollis
Lena Stiles Shuts Out White Sox to Clinch Browns Sweep
Rolland Lena Stiles and five double plays powered the Browns to a 6 0 victory over the Chicago White Sox in St Louis. Wyatt worked three innings for Chicago as St Louis, led by Stiles and Burns, captured the four game set three to one and their first series win since Rogers Hornsby became manager.
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Hornsby Club
ST Louis
Rolland
Lena” Stiles
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Rogers Hornsby
Whitlow Wyatt
White Sox
Sterling Ball
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Cascade Reds Win To Hold Lead In Local League
Cascade Reds beat Manchester Hawks 10 to 0 to stay atop the Maquoketa Valley league. Dyersville Dutchmen edged Independence Indians 7 to 4 to remain in second. Guttenberg and Monticello combined for a big scoring spree as Guttenberg defeated the Cubs 17 to 12.
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Gazette
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Cascade Reds
Maquoketa Valley
Manchester Hawks
Independence Indians
Dyersville Dutchmen
Drees
Dyersville
Guttenberg
Monticello
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Cascade Ngo
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Badzer
Wevant Terrel
Kenler
Sunday Baseball The American League Scores and Highlights
Sunday games across the American and National Leagues feature split results. Key performances include Pipgras Welch Ferrell and Uhle in the AL with decisive Detroit and Cleveland outings, while the NL showcases Swetonte Harris Mungo and Lopez in tight Brooklyn and New York clashes plus Cincinnati and St Louis shocks.
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Sor Bosten
Pittsburgh
Pholadeta
Chiraca Stat
AA Diminnaty
St Louis
Branklin
Chicago
Boston
Kathleen Carey Wins Final of Resorters Golf Tourney
Kathleen Carey, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Carey, won the first light championship at the Resorters tourney in Alexandria Minnesota defeating Mrs F R Horeish of St Paul two up. Four Cedar Rapids players earned silverware through finals or placements. Elizabeth Carey won first flight consolation two up over Mrs F Warner. Mrs E Carey was runner up in the fifth women's flight, losing to Edna Wirth seven six. T C Yarnall was runner up in his flight to J M Thomas four three, and E H Wadsworth took runner up in consolations of his flight.
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E. J Carey
Alexandria
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F R. Horeish
St. Paul
Cedar Rapids
Miss Carey
Elizabeth
F. Warner
Philadelphia
E. Carey
Edna Wirth
Minneapolis
T. C Yarnall
J M Thomas
St Paul
E. H. Wadsworth
Expect 100 Women Golfers In Annual Invitation Tourney
More than 100 women golfers from twenty three clubs are expected to compete in the annual invitation tournament at the Cedar Rapids Country club course. Mrs. D. E. Beardsley chairs the organizing committee. The event features eighteen holes of medal play and will be completed in one day. Invited clubs include Kenmore Iowa City Marion and Waterloo.
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D. E. Beardsley
Kenmore
Iowa City
Marion
Waterloo
Yank Track Stars Sweep Honors In Six Nation Meet
In Berlin at the Charlottenburg club six nation meet the U S team won eight of nine events entered Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette won the 100 and 200 meters Ivan Fuqua of Indiana won the 400 Glenn Cunningham of Kansas led the 1000 and George Spitz of New York won the high jump Johnny Morris of Louisiana captured the 110 hurdles and Henry Laborde of Stanford won the discus.
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Berlin
Europe
Allstar
United States
Charlottenburg
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Ivan Fuqua
Indiana
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
George Spitz
New York
Johnny Morris
Louisiana
Henry Laborde
Stanford
Pete's Service Team Falls to Coggon 12-2 on Sunday
Pete's Service baseball squad lost at Daniels Park 12 to 2 as Coggon pitchers Cashman and Forstall limited Pete's to two runs on five hits. Holmes took the loss for Pete's, giving up eight hits and one strikeout. Next Sunday Pete's meets Walford at Walford.
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Daniels Park
Cashman
Forstall
Corgon
Service
Holmes
Wells
Corgan
Walford
Marengo Wins Iowan County Kittenball Title
Marengo claims the county kittenball championship by defeating Conroy 5 to 4. Conroy had earlier won a tournament featuring Williamsburg North English and South English, while Marengo beat Victor and Williamsburg in prior games.
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Marengo
Conroy
Williamsburg
Victor
Oelwein Holds Lead In Little Six League
Oelwein leads the Little Six League with one game remaining after a 6 to 3 win over Elgin. West Union defeated Hawkeye 6 to 4 as Arlington and Wadena split a doubleheader 3 to 3.
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West Union
Elgin
Arlington
Wadena
Hawkeye
Lefty Grove Is Sports Hero Of The Week
Robert Moses Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics earned the Sports Hero of the Week title after blanking the New York Yankees 8 to 0 and ending the Yankees 308 game scoring streak. The narrative follows Grove’s rise from a Lonaconing glass blower to a Hall of Fame pitcher, detailing his early wildness, key mentors, and notable career milestones.
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Robert Moses Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Grove
Lonaconing
Lawson Little Wins Broadmoor Tourney
Lawson Little Jr. of San Francisco and Stanford captured the Broadmoor Invitational golf title at Colorado Springs. He defeated Tulsa’s Harry Gandy 4 and 3 after a dramatic 36-hole final, ending on the fifteenth green as Little held a slight edge over par.
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Colo
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
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Broadmoor
Harry Gandy
Tulsa
Okla
Little
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Gandy
Lucille Robinson Competes In Western Open Golf
The 18 hole qualifying round opens at Oak Park Country club with a star field led by Virginia Van Wie and defending champion Opal Hill. Chicago teen June Beebe joins notable entrants including Mary K. Browne and Mary Means as Des Moines’ Lucille Robinson vies in the field alongside state champions and other top players.
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Virginia van Wie
Oak Park Country Club
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Miss van Wie
June Beebe
Charles Dennehy
Virginia Wilson
Mary K. Browne
Cleveland
Austin Pardue
Minneapolis
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Hill
A. H. Means
Utah
Harley Higbee
Detroit
Iowa City Golfers Sweep Legion Tournament
In Dubuque Iowa City claimed top honors in the state American Legion golf tournament George Frohwein won the individual title with 78 and led his team to the team cup Ed Frodden of Dubuque was runner up with 80 while C Kennett of Iowa City and CG Ashby of Oelwein tied for third with 81 Team members included Frohwein Kenneth W Barrow and K Dunlop.
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Iowa City
American Legion
George Frohwein
Frohwein
Ed Frodden
C Kennett
CG Ashby
Oelwein
Kenneth
W. Barrow
K. Dunlop
Richards Tosses John Freberg At Waterloo
Ray Richards former Nebraska football star threw John Freberg of Minneapolis in twenty three minutes to win the main event of an outdoor wrestling show. Earl Wampler of Scranton Pa drew with Sid Nabors at Memphis Tenn in the semi windup.
Tipton Net Team To Compete At DeWitt
Tipton tennis players Ryland Crary Raymond Williams Milton Edwards Leonard Maley Earl Thomas and Bradley Carlton will represent Tipton in a DeWitt hosted tournament set for August 13.
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Spreial
Tipton
DeWitt
Ryland Crary
Raymond Williams
Milton Edwards
Leonard Maley
Earl Thomas
Bradley Carlton
Colored Giants To Work Out At Sinclair Park
The reorganized Colored Giants baseball team will practice Tuesday evening in Sinclair Park.
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Sinclair Park
Colored Giants
Boyer Wins Medal Honors In Public Links Golf Meet
Portland reporter Tab Boyer earned medalist honors with a 145 in the 36 hole Public Links event in Portland. Leslie Beal of Bellingham shot 157, while Charles Ferrera defeated Robert Lee Miller 4 and 2 to win the crown, Miller the 1931 champion and last year’s holder.
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Portland
Ore
Tab Boyer
Leslie Beal
Bellingham
Wash
Charles Ferrera
San Francisco
Robert Lee Miller
Jacksonville
Fla
Miller
Louisville
Ferrera
Brouillard Seeks Jeby Title in New York Bout
Lou Brouillard the Worcester southpaw will challenge Ben Jeby for the world middleweight title in a 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds in New York. Brouillard, a former welterweight champion, aims to regain a crown against Jeby who recently defended his title against Terry of Trenton.
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Ben Jeby
New York
Lou Brouilelard
Worcester
Mass
New York State Athletic Commission
Polo Grounds
Brouisard
Jackie Fields
Chicago
Mickey Walker
Boston
Jeby
Young Terry
Trenton
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