Dodgers Move Up to Third With 1 0 Win Over Giants
Brooklyn pitcher William Clark limited New York to four hits as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 1 to 0 to seize third place from the Boston Braves. Stripp’s double and Frederick’s fly produced the only run, amid six Giants double plays matching a major league record. Umpire disputes led to ejections for Hack Wilson and Brooklyn manager Max Carey.
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Terry
Hack Wilson
Max Carey
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Club
American Association
Dodger
Stripp
O’doull
Frederick
Brooklyn
Rigler
Wilson
Waterloo Defeats Dubuque 7 To 3 In Victory
Dubuque pitcher Petro lasted four innings as Waterloo won for the second straight night 7 to 3. A Evans labored in the ninth before Wise finished the frame, while Dubuque’s Petro struck out six across his six innings.
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Dubuque
Red Evans
Waterloo
Petro
A. Evans
Wise
P Brandes
Wadasees
Ringhofer
Palka
Gregory
Evans
Owski
Cree Me Wise
Braan
Archdeacon
Innins
Anamosa Golf Meet Draws Eight Teams
The Eastern Iowa Golf Association finalizes eight club teams from Anamosa Monticello Mount Vernon Marion Manchester West Liberty Tipton Maquoketa for a 36 hole meet at Wapsipinicon State Park. Harold Ballard of Marion is defending individual champion with Anamosa favored on home course.
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Anamosa
Wapsipinicon State Park
Eastern Iowa Golf Association
Monticello
Mount Vernon
Marion
Manchester
West Liberty
Tipton
Maquoketa
Harold Ballard
Ray Purcell
United States Golf Association
Neil Conway
William Laude
C. J. Tyler
Harry Fisher
Irwin Mosher
E. C. Ricklefs
Harold Jensen
Clyde Chipman
Charles R. Willey
M. J. Yoran
Fred A. Young
Justin Kehoe
G. R. Wilkinson
J. F. Conway
Allen Turner
Henry Morey
G. McLaughlin
William McIntyre
Ben Roberts
James Redmond
M. Ee. Thoeni
Bone
John Locher, Jr
J. Ricklefs
E. Heisermann
E. C. Ficklets
A. B. Grimes
Fred Young
Howard Johnston
R. Klinefelter
J. R. Eyre
Bob Hartenberger
Fred Travis
Ray R. Clint Johnston
Art
Charles Engieking
H. Jensen
Strasburger
Albert Arp
Ned Renee
Carl Jacobsen
Gera Gordon
Don Houser
Amos Houser
Walter van Fossen
J. J. Burbridge
G. Klaus
J. I. Jones
W. A. Duton
A. S. Baxter
J. J. Ee John McKeag
Wallace Blair
L. F P. McFadden
Earl Hawker
Irwin Musher
L. V. Morris
R. C. Marstellar
C. R. Priess
W. L. Watters
Howard Watters
Lester Kimberly
Fred Tiffany
Robert Brooke
Charles R. Ae
Andy McCormick
E. E. Meyer
Dewey
H. Foremce Kuhn
George Beeler
Ray Grove
Riepee Rosenberg
A. Artfi Ormsby
Seamonds
Stewart Peake
Ed. Podiak
Japan Threatens Yankee Swim Laurels In Games
The United States entered the final Olympiad day with hopes to sweep track and field rowing and swimming. Despite strength in track and field, US faced a British challenge in rowing and appeared unlikely to beat Japan in swimming, while California rowers aimed for the eight-oar victory.
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Japan
OS Angeles
United States
Great Britain
University of California
Oxford
Iowa grid lineup packed with weight for 1932 season
Iowa City report cites a heavy Hawkeye line averaging around 190 pounds with 180 pound ends and a 185 pound backfield. Key names include Magnussen, Dolly, Moore or Maas, Samuelson, Leufek, Bury, Masden or Ash, Kriz, Moffitt, and Schammel. Seventeen lettermen return and possible position shifts discussed as spring drills lift morale for a winning outlook.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye Eleven
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Marcus Magnussen
Clinton
Edward Dolly
Rock Island
Ill
Tom Moore
Waterloo
Sam Maas
Union City
N. J
Leo Samuelson
Decorah
Robert Leufek
Davenport
Byron Bury
Benton Harbor
Mich
Howard Masden
Milwaukee
William Ash
Ames
Jerry Kriz
Jerome Kriz
Cedar Rapids
Howard Moffitt
Francis Schammel
Hudson
Schammel
Herman Schneidman
Quincy
Dolly
Moffitt
Klein Powers Phillies to 8 1 Win Over Braves
Philadelphia outslugged Boston 8 1 as Chuck Klein belted two homers including a bases loaded shot in the fifth. Virgil Davis and Hal Lee added solo shots while Phil Collins earned his 12th win by allowing six hits.
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Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Phils
Boston Braves
Boston
Klein
Virgil Davis
Hal Lee
Phil Collins
Braves
Mako Faces Parker in National Junior Tennis Final
Gene Mako of Los Angeles reached the final by dispatching Samuel Lee of Berkeley 6-1 6-0 while Frankie Parker advanced with a 6-3 6-2 win over Jay Cohn of Santa Monica in Culver Indiana.
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Culver
Ind
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Frankie
Parker
Jay Cohn
Santa Monica
Calif
Mako
Samuel Lee
Berkeley
Country Club Not Meet Behind Time
Rain over three days disrupts the Cedar Rapids Country Club tennis championship. Finals may proceed Sunday afternoon if weather allows, otherwise potential delays to Monday or Tuesday. Girls and Mens finals set for two o clock, followed by Boys and Women at four.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Reinstated Hemsley Heads to Join Cubs in St Louis
Rollie Hemsley, the Chicago Cubs catcher suspended after an arrest in New Jersey for disorderly conduct, left Friday for St Louis to rejoin the team. He will report to the club as it prepares for the next series.
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Cub
Chicago
Rollie Hemsley
Chicago Cubs
Fatcher
New Jersey
St. Louis
Philadelphia man accused of assaulting rival in late night incident
Philadelphia resident Dick Shikai, 21, allegedly threw Roland Kirchmyer in the late hour of the night. The report notes the incident occurred around 14 minutes past the hour, with details remaining unclear in the fragment.
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Philadelphia
Dick Shikai
Roland Kirchmyer
Olympic boxers reach last round in Los Angeles
Olympic champions remain in contention as eight survivors of eighty nine starters seek amateur world titles. Eddie Flynn of New Orleans faces German Erich Campe in welterweight. Carmen Barth of Cleveland meets Amador Azar of Argentina in middleweight final. Joe Lang, Lou Salica, and Fred Feary were edged in semifinals or earlier rounds.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Flynn
New Orleans
Loyola University
Erich Campe
Flynn
David McCleave
Great Britain
Campe
Bruno Ahlberg
Finland
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
Ernest Peirce
South Africa
Amador Azar
Argentina
Roger Michelot
France
Uncle Sam
Joe Lang
San Francisco
Hans Ziglarski
Germany
Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Ames Wins State Title In Junior Legion Baseball
The Ames American Legion junior baseball team won the state championship by defeating Red Oak 9 to 6 in seven innings, securing a trip to Salina Kansas for the regional tournament August 1 8 and 19. Keokuk was ineligible for using out of state players, prompting the title game.
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Ames
Ames American Legion
Salina
Kan
Iowa
Red Oak
Carroll
Keokuk
Dors Cokes
Tani
Kassel
Lehtinen and Hill to Run 5000m Rematch in Chicago
Lauri Lehtinen of Finland and Ralph Hill of the United States will re run the 5000 meter Olympic contest in Chicago on the night of August 18 following arrangements. Both were credited with a winning time of 14 minutes 30 seconds a world record though spectators claimed Lehtinen zig zagged at the finish and fouled Hill. Hill filed no protest.
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Los Angeles
Lauri Lehtinen
Finland
Ralph Hill
United States
Chicago
Lehtinen
Hill
Washington Diamondball Teams To Continue Play
Following the city kittenball schedule completion most teams stay organized and plan to schedule games from this state section. Interest has grown this season in kittenball in Washington with several games anticipated among city teams and a later, broader schedule likely. The cavalry departs for camp this week, causing a two week absence and affecting remaining matches.
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Gazette
Washington
Cavalry
Ind Golenine
Sre Gues
Olympic Scores Summary
United States 650 and Italy 2204 lead a wide medal tally with France 15542 others, Sweden 141, Finland 135, Germany 125, England 122, Japan 99, Canada 77, Hungary 63, Holland 51, Poland 42, Australia 38, Austria 32, Denmark 32, Czechoslovakia 24, Ireland 23, Argentina 15, New Zealand 14, South Africa 12, India 10, Belgium 6, Latvia 5, Islands 4, Uruguay 4, zil 4, Mexico 3.
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United States
Italy
France
Sweden
Finland
Germany
England
Japan
Canada
Hungary
Holland
Poland
Australia
Austria
Denmark
Czechoslovakia
Ireland
Argentina
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Belgium
Latvia
Islands
Uruguay
Mexico
Indians Advance by Licking Tigers in Cleveland Victory
Sterling pitching by Clint Brown limited Detroit to six hits and two runs through seven and a third, as the Indians defeated the Tigers 3 to 1 to pull even with Philadelphia for second place in the standings. All three Indian runs came in the third inning off Vic Sorrell. Detroit.
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Cleveland
Sterling
Clint Brown
Indians
Detroit
Brown
Tigers
Philadelphia
Boston
Tribe
Ath
Vic Sorrell
Red Sox End Eleven-Game Slide With 2 1 Victory
Paul Andrews allowed five hits as Boston defeated the Athletics 2 to 1. Andrews struck out Simmons in his first three at bats. Jolley hit a homer off Earnshaw in the contest.
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Boston
Paul Andrews
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Andrews
Simmons
Jolley
Earnshaw
Bluecoats Defeat Colored Giants 6-4 At Diamondball
The police department team Bluecoats defeated Colored Giants 6-4 at Ellis Park Thursday night. Battery for the Bluecoats were W Broussard and ees, Atchison and R.
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Police Department
Giants
Ellis Park
Coppers
W. Broussard
Ees
Otenine Atchison
Mississippi Valley League Standings and Friday Results
Standings show Cedar Rapids and Davenport among top teams. Friday results list Waterloo 7 Dubuque 3 as the only game played. Saturday schedule includes Moline at Keokuk, Waterloo at Dubu, Burlington at Roc Island, Davenport at Cedar Rapids with several matchups noted.
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Daven Island
Keokuk
Ieee
Waterloo
Dubuque
Moline
Dubu Burlington
Roc Island
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Unclear Sports Standings and Schedule Note
Fragmentary scoreboard lines show teams like New York Detroit Philadelphia and Chicago Washington with partial records and late season scheduling notes. The text includes messy tokens and inconsistent punctuation making full interpretation difficult.
Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragment
Fragmented standings show teams like Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati and Brooklyn with win loss records and batting averages. Schedules list Chicago at St Louis Brooklyn at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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New York
Detroit Acelphia
St. Louis Veland
Chicago Wash’ Ton
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cee
Sareand
New York St
Washshington
W.L. Pet
Brooklyn
Phelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
New Pittsburgh
Nominal Standings and Extra Innings Result
Baseball box score style lines show full team standings with wins and losses. Toledo beat Milwaukee 4 to 3 in ten innings as Kan City and Columbus also appear in the standings with struggling records.
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Apolis
Toledo
Ind’apolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Kan. City
St. Paul
Kansas City
Unclear Sports Standings Fragment From Omaha to Denver Area
Fragmentary sports notes show teams such as Denver St Joseph Omaha Oklahoma City and Wichita listed with wins and losses in a scattered sequence. The text includes place names Des Moines Tulsa Desompee and Puetic with partial standings and percentages, but few full facts remain.
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Denve St. Jesus
Omaha
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Pueb
Wichita
Dessompee
Tulsa
Des Moines
Denver
Puetic
Des Moines Iowa State Fair Sets Large Auto Race Field
A strong group of drivers including Sig Haugdahl Sam Hoffman John Gerber and others will compete on mile and half mile dirt tracks at the Iowa State fair kicking off a national auto racing circuit with nearly 17000 dollars in cash purses across state fairs led by Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska events.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa State Fair
Sig Haugdahl
Minnesota
Sam Hoffman
Sioux City
John Gerber
Iowa
International Motor Contest Association
American Association-121 510 500-15 19 1 810 Fev
Fragmentary OCR notes list names Cason Snyder and others with stray numbers and letters. Content lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Hawkeyes Start Big Ten Road Swing Before Home Opener
Iowa coach Ossie Solem faces two tough Big Ten road tests to begin the 1932 season. Iowa opens with Wisconsin at Madison on Oct 8, led by new coach Doc Spears seeking revenge. The trip continues Oct 29 in Washington to meet George Washington University. The October slate also features Bradley Tech on Oct 1 and a homecoming clash with Minnesota.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Ossie Solem
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Iowans
Wisconsin
Madison
Badger
Doc” Spears
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Iowa
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Bradley Tech
Prairieburg Faces Walker in Sunday Baseball Doubleheader
Prairieburg and Walker will meet in a Sunday doubleheader at Walker. The first game counts as a Linn County league contest, followed by a postponed game. League standings appear irregular in the report with incomplete figures.
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Walker
Prairieburg
Petrnett Schnsehhiceced
Ice Espkivets
Uae
Sebaasim OS
Coxon Central City Vestige
Eevee
Oelwein Hosts Tough Sunday Baseball Game
OCELWEIN The Oelwein baseball team hosts the Stars of Eastern Iowa at the Oelwein ballpark Sunday at 2 30. Will Ament formerly with the Washington Senators will pitch for the select players while Patterson a young left hander will take the mound for Oelwein with Mantz behind the bat. H A Klev
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Gazette
Ocelwein
Oelwein
Iowa
Will Ament
Washington Senators
Patterson
Young
Mantz
H. A. Klev
Cedar Rapids Tennis Team Seeks Iowa City Match Saturday
Cedar Rapids tennis players planned a two o clock Saturday match with Iowa City at the Country Club courts weather permitting. The visitors rely on Robert Chaffee and a strong quartet including Walter Theiss Keeler and John Van der Zee. Local lineup lists Ted Swenson Dell Leibsohn Bell Raymond J A Wessler James Netolicky and L D Dennis.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Netsters
Iowa City
Robert Chaffee
University of Iowa
Ronald Reddig
Iowa U
Davenport
Walter Theiss
Keeler
Bell Raymond
John van der Zee
Richard Boyles
R. F. Pitzgerald
Ted Swenson
Dell Leibsohn
J. A. Wessler
James Netolicky
L. D. Dennis
Pendulum Back-Swing Action For Controlled Golf
A golf instruction piece explains pendulum style in the back-swing emphasizing a smooth sequence after clubhead withdrawal. It stresses positioning of hands wrists and shaft to avoid torque while enabling a wind-up with hands free of resistance and friction.
Olympic Receipts Break All Records
Los Angeles reports the 1932 Olympic Games shattering attendance and revenue records. Unofficial tallies count near 1,000,000 paid admissions and about $2,000,000 in gate receipts for a showcase event. Over eight days 475,000 fans filled the stadium and more than 600,000 passed through the main arena during the two week celebration.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Stadium
Dempsey Weighs World Boxing Tour Possibility
Portland report says Jack Dempsey weighing a global boxing tour to regain the championship. Manager Leonard Sacks notes plans to take Dempsey on a world trip with potential earnings matching a championship fight.
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Dempsey
Portland
Ore
Jack Dempsey
Leonard Sacks
Jack
Hertz Entry Favored In Hawthorne Feature
Mrs. John Hertz's Pair bypair and Risque were favored to win the $10,000 added Illinois owners handicap at Hawthorne. Fifteen entries were named for the mile and sixteenth race and the Hertz duo was quoted at 5-2.
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Chicago
John Hertz
Risque
Illinois
Hawthorne
Hertz
Boxing Roundup Skews Detroit to Cleveland Bout Lineup
A garbled sports wire lists multiple boxers including Teddy Yar Pitts burgh Eddie Kia Wolfe from Memphis Holman Williams Joe Lynn aka Montreal and Frankie Wolfram with Arthur Kuh and George Harris in a chaotic outline of matchups.
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Detroit
Teddy Yar
Pittsburgh
Eddie
Kia Wolfe
Memphis
Holman Williams
Desratte
Joe Lynn
Erre Haute
Cleveland
Babe Triscare
Frankie Wolfram
Arther Kuh
York
Harris
Kan
Jackis Charvez
Snare
George
Detroit Protest Over Game With Yanks Is Allowed
Detroit protested a Tigers Yankees game played August 1 and won approval to replay it on the Yankees next Detroit visit in September. Umpire Nallin had allowed batters out of order causing the protest. Harridge upheld the decision while batting and fielding marks from the game stand.
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Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
William Harridge
Yankees
League
Bill Dickey
Yankee
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Nallin
Chapman
Lazzeri
Stanley Harris
Harris
Harridge
Kees
Ting
Bunnies and Davenport Set for Doubleheader
Two baseball games between the Bunnies and Davenport scheduled today at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. if weather allows. The pair could decide whether Cletus Dixon and the Blue Sox finish first or second in the Valley league standings. A rainout Friday led to a bargain doubleheader with free tickets for afternoon attendees. night game tickets cost 25 cents plus 25 cents for grandstand seating.
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Davenport
Cletus Dixon
Blue Sox
Gra
Labor Day North East Iowa golf meet in Oelwein
OELWEIN The annual North east Iowa Labor day golf tournament will be held in Oelwein on September 4 and 5. C A Near chairman of the sports and pastimes committee has sent letters to clubs in this district. Seventy five to 100 players are expected from clubs in Waterloo Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Vinton Decorah and other district clubs. Sixteen players in the championship flight and eight in other flights will compete for prizes for winners and runners up.
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Oelwein
Iowa
C. A. Near
Aterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Vinton
Decorah
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