Wrobel Davis Hook Up In Fast Hurling Duel
Rock Island snapped an 11 game losing streak by edging Cedar Rapids 2 to 1 as Ad Wrobel outpitched Jim Davis of the Bunnies. The game drew 2,600 fans and kept both clubs within reach of first place amid tight play and clutch moments.
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Tigers top Keokuk 11 in seven inning opener
Dubuque Tigers win 11 to 3 over Keokuk after taking a seven run lead in the first inning. Maurice Archdeacon is named new manager replacing resigning Dave Lamb, with Archdeacon serving as outfielder.
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Olympic Dignity Upset By Incensed Brazilians
In Los Angeles, a dispute at the water polo event led to the Brazilian team being disqualified after a 7 to 3 loss to Germany. Police reserves quelled a riot at the swimming stadium as Brazilians protested what they called unjust decisions by Hungarian referee Adelbert Komradi.
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Engineers Narrow M and J League Lead With 5 to 1 Win
The C. R. Engineers tightened the M and J league race Monday night as L Thenhaus held the Killian sluggers to four hits and the Engineers won 5 to 1. Berger and Thenhaus opened strong in the first inning, later scoring on hits, with Thenhaus tripling in the second to pad the lead. The win broke a three-way tie for second and kept the Engineers in a tense race.
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Washington Breaks Indians Streak In seven to six defeat
Washington toppled the Indians 7-6 in Cleveland after a sloppy defensive showing. The defeat ends Cleveland’s seven game stretch without loss as Washington, with only five hits, capitalizes on miscues to claim the win and pull within half a game of idle Philadelphia in the pennant race.
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Horseshoe Exhibition in Cedar Rapids Canceled
Scheduled appearance of noted horseshoe pitchers C. E. Jackson and Guy E. Zimmerman in Cedar Rapids Thursday has been canceled according to sponsors. Exhibition is expected to be rescheduled for a later date.
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Wrestling Results From New Haven and Montreal Meet
In New Haven Connecticut John, 205, Greece, defeated Floyd Marshall with a 36.41 time. In Montreal Nickle, 202, upset Sat ft by beating Billy Bartush, 225 to 0, in a decisive match.
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Olympic Football Game Won By West
Los Angeles telegraph reports a rough Olympic stadium game showing East versus West exhibition between Yale Harvard Princeton and West Coast grads from California Stanford and USC. West won 7 to 6 after a chaotic second half as players fought among themselves amid the Olympiad setting.
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Edgewood Divides Double Bill With Farmersburg Club
Edgewood split a Sunday twin bill with Farmersburg at Edgewood. In game one Edgewood lost 4 to 3 as Oikle limited hits to four by Edgewood batters, facing eight men in a four-inning stretch and piling up seven hits and five walks. In game two Robinson of Farmersburg fanned seven over six innings before Edgewood rallied with eight runs in the middle innings to clinch a 6 to 3 win.
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Standings in Mississippi Valley League Listed
Standings show Moline at 15 18 .455 with teams Keokuk Waterloo Dubuque Burlington and others. Monday’s results include Moline losses to Waterloo and Dubuque while Burlington and Burlington at line ups show upcoming games.
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Fragmentary score update from early baseball game notes
Partial OCR snack reports a 1 0 score with teams including St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh and references to avin Brookie. The text is garbled, but indicates a sports score update and city team names.
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New York 3595 Beats Detroit By 48 In Narrow Bout
In a largely lopsided game, New York 3595 defeated Detroit 48 points, a dominant performance highlighted by early pressure and strong defense. Detroit struggled to convert shots while New York 3595 built a comfortable lead, securing the win behind key plays from standout players.
American Association Scores From City Listings
In a city listing the American Association results show Toledo 9 over St. Paul 6 Indianapolis 7 over Milwaukee 1 Columbus 4 over Minneapolis 2 and ville 6 over Kansas City 5 reflecting a sequence of scores across multiple matches on a Monday.
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Western League Results Highlight Oklahoma City Standings
Oklahoma City 31 7 leads in the Western League with Pueblo 7, Wichita 7, Denver 8. Schedule shows St. Joseph at Ines, Wichita at Denver, Oklahoma City at Tulsa, and Tulsa at Pueblo as upcoming matchups.
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America Wins First Olympic Yachting Title on Angelita
Owen Churchill, veteran Pacific coast skipper, guided Angelita to America's inaugural Olympic yachting championship. Angelita won by a narrow margin over Sir Ronald Mait, finishing the 12 mile course in 2 hours 25 minutes 46 seconds with Santa Maria close at 2 hours 26 minutes 29 seconds.
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Baldwin Beats Preston In League Contest Six One
In a Northern Iowa league game Baldwin defeated Preston at Preston 6 to 1 with Preston scoring their only run in the first inning. Preston batteries were Tompson and White. Other league results included Delmar 17 Uoketa 9 Sabula 1 Lost Nation 0. upcoming Aug 14 schedule lists Teeds Grove at Delmar Preston at Maquoketa Lost Nation at Charlotte and Sabula at Baldwin.
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Watkins Trims Atkins Baseball Team 2 to 0
WATKINS The Watkins ball team defeated Atkins Sunday here 2 to 0. Batteries for Watkins Bachman and Werner for Atkins Shrim and Lied. Bachman allowed one hit and struck out fourteen while Shrim also had three hits and struck out.
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Medalist Loses First Match In Junior Tourney
Medalist Don Hauser and favorite Ike Martin fell in the first round on the Kenmore links. Leonard Kolar defeated Hauser 5 and 4 after 153 to 166 strokes. Don Taylor beat Martin 2 and 1 while Elmer Hightower edged Jack Smith 1 up on the final hole in a bitter, tight contest.
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Davenport Falls to Waterloo in Nine Run Ninth
In the series opener Waterloo rallied in the ninth to beat Davenport 7 to 6. Palka cleared the bases with a three RBI triple as Frank Meyer walked two and allowed a single before Touhey finished the inning.
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Grinnell Wins Brooklyn Invitational Golf Tourney
Brooklyn loses to Grinnell 31 to 22 in the Brooklyn Grinnell invitational golf tournament held at Grinnell. William McFarlain of Montezuma shot 84. he is the son of Clyde McFarlain.
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Washington Net Team Whitewashes Wellman
Washington defeated Wellman in a tennis match here Friday afternoon taking all three singles matches. Hubert Kalesick defeated Paul Kennedy 8 6 6 3 Tom Cantoni and Francis Mangold took turns downing George Wilson 6 3 6 2 and Charles Owen bested Leo Brown 6 3 6 3.
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Boxing results from New York Chicago and Indiana shows
Tony Brescia of New York defeated Willie Kiline of Germany in a middleweight bout. Joe Bvarone of Scranton beat Kolitkele Porto Rico at lightweight. Chicago card had Art Lasky of Minneapolis outpoint Tom Jones of Chicago. Dick Daniels of Minneapolis and Buck Everett of Harré drew. Danville and St Louis bouts featured Terry Stouts and Fogarty with uncertain outcomes.
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United States leads in men’s and women’s swimming
United States takes the early lead in both men’s and women’s swimming at the tenth Olympiad as unofficial tallies show strong showings in men’s springboard diving and the women’s 100 meter freestyle. The U S scores place the United States atop the men’s standings with 27 points to Japan 18, Canada 3, Germany 2, and atop the women’s with 17 for the United States, Holland 5, Austria 2, South Africa 1.
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Williamsburg Ends Brooklyn Streak In 6-5 Win
Williamsburg halted Brooklyn’s six game streak with a 6 to 5 victory. Brooklyn mounted a late rally, but Williamsburg’s offense built a lead by the third inning and held on for the win.
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