Whitehill Leads Senators To 2-1 Win Over Red Sox
Ossie Bluege and Buddy Myer power Washington to a three game sweep of Boston as Lefty Whitehill posts his 15th win. A ninth inning rally after a long triple breaks the deadlock with Cronin and Judge homer ties the game earlier in the fifth.
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Ossie Bluege
Buddy” Myer
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Lefty
Whitehill
Weiland
Yer
Senators
Gown
Neild
Maner Cronin
Juege
White Sox blank Tigers 11 to 2 behind homers by Simmons and Kress
Chicago White Sox rout Detroit Tigers 11 to 2 as Milton Gaston yields nine hits. Al Simmons and Ralph Kress deliver key home runs for the victors in Saturday’s game.
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Chicago
Detroit
Milton Gaston
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
al Simmons
Ralph Kress
Owen
Gehrineer
Dossack
Greenberr
Frazier
Asck
Horsett
T Davis
Wanson
Haas
Kress
Simmons
Im Ling
Rhyth
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C Gaston
Reeve
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Berry
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Gehringer
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Senators Gain Lead With Split Versus A's
The Washington Senators increased their American league lead to four and a half games after a split with the Oakland Athletics. The game reports continuation appears on Page 2 of this section.
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YANKS
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Sarazen, Goggin Reach P G A Final in Wisconsin
Gene Sarazen of Miami Fla and Willie Goggin of Salada Beach Calif advanced to the 36 hole final of the National P G A championship at Wauwatosa Wisconsin. Sarazen defeated Johnny Farrell 5 and 4 in the semifinal while Goggin outlasted Jimmy Hines 1 up after 36 holes. Farrell faltered after a rough start but rallied before fading again in the afternoon.
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Gene Sarazen
Willie Goggin
Sarazen
Miami
Fla
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
Goggin
Salada Beach
Calif
Jimmy Hines
Great River
L. I
Farrell
Gene
Four Hawk Gridmen Seek To Emulate Older Brothers
Four University of Iowa football hopefuls next fall come from Hawkeye families with legacy letters. Younger brothers reporting to Coach Ossie Salem include Russell Fisher from Des Moines as halfback, John O'Leary of Cherokee as guard, John Miller of Valparaiso Indiana as end, and Charles Mau of Britt as end.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Ossie Salem
Russell Fisher
Des Moines
John O'Leary
Cherokee
John Miller
Valparaiso
Ind
Charles Mau
Britt
Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores Snapshot
The league table shows Washington leading with a .645 win percentage and New York at .604, followed by Chicago and Philadelphia. weekend results include Washington 2 1 Boston, New York 9 8 Philadelphia 11 6, Chicago 11 Detroit 2, Cleveland 4 St. Louis 3. Upcoming Sunday games feature New York at Washington and Detroit at Chicago among others.
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Detroit
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Chicago
Philaphia
Boston
Cleveland
St. Loui
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Louis
Pittsburgh
Phila
State Diamondball Meet Planned Here
Cedar Rapids officials announce the state diamondball tournament at Ellis Park on September 4 with $260 in prizes. First prize $100, second $75, third $50, fourth $25. $5 team entry, balls and umpires provided. 15 cent advance tickets planned to guarantee prizes. nine diamonds fenced at Ellis Park. NRA rules apply with 45 feet bases and a 35 foot pitcher’s box allowed gloves for catcher and first baseman.
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Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Elis Park
National Recreation Association
Iowa
Budge Beats Mako In Junior Net Finals In Culver
Donald Budge of Oakland won the junior singles title at the national boys and junior tennis championships, defeating Gene Mako of Los Angeles 6 4 6 2 1 6 0 6 8 6. Robert Harmon of Oakland took the boys’ singles crown over Robert Riggs 4 6 6 0 6 2.
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Budge
Gene Mako
Culver
Ind
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Los Angeles
Robert Harmon
Robert Riggs
Mako
Ben Dey
Four Games Carded In Wapsie Valley League
Four games are scheduled Sunday in the Wapsie Valley league. Matchups include Waapsie Farmers at Oxford Junction, Sandhill Cranes at Lowden, Calamus at Bennett, and Toronto at Lost Nation.
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Wapsie Valley League
Lowden
Waapsie Farmers
Oxford Junction
Sandhill Cranes
Calamus
Bennett
Toronto
Cascade Reds to Play Night Game at Dubuque Stadium
The Cascade Reds will play a night baseball game at Dubuque municipal stadium Tuesday evening at 8 o clock against the Sinclairs of Dubuque The Cascade team will meet Monticello here Sunday afternoon.
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Cascade Reds
Dubuque
Cascade
Sinclairs of
Monticello
Metcalfe Matches World Records in Budapest Meet
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette University tied world marks in the 100 and 200 meters during a U S tour against Hungary in Budapest. He clocked 10.3 for 100 and 20.6 for 200. Americans won six other events led by Spitz in high jump Morris in 110 hurdles Cunningham in 1 500 McCluskey in 5 000 and Anderson in discus.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
United States
Hungary
Metcalfe
George Spitz
New
Pairings Made In Independence Golf Club Tournament
Independence golfers learn the handicap event pairings at Sunnybrook Golf Club. Men feature Bettle versus Gray, Elliott versus Ehrke, Nichols versus Kremer, Cashen against Nichols, Spener against Hayes, Cone against Raymond, Swartzendruber versus Lane, Mcintosh against Lessinger, Fisher against Reed, Raymond versus Smith, Cook versus Hayward, Hamilton versus McCullough, McDonald versus Nichols, Rowland versus Householder, Parker Jr. versus Jayne. Women include Reed against Chesmore, Raymond versus Buzynski, Houston versus Sullivan, Kayser versus Jameson, Klotz against Bye, Jayne versus Ballou, Householder against Rowland, Nichols against Parker, Fisher against Bye, Morgan against Cone, Ryan versus Steinmetz, Montgomery versus Bye, Fenner against Tabor, Plane against Mrs Pollom.
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Sunnybrook Golf Club
Wayne Bettle
W. L. Gray
C. Elliott
C. Ehrke
R. Nichols
R. Kremer
John Cashen
B. Nichols
M. Hart
J. Pollom
Paul Spener
Wilbur Hayes
R. Cone
BE. Raymond
George Swartzendruber
William Lane
J. M. Mcintosh
Ethel Fenner
Ruth Tabor
Rosabelle Plane
Mrs. J. Pollom
Lone Tree High School Grid Schedule
Lone Tree lists nine football games starting Sept 15 with at Iowa City and ending Nov 10 at West Chester. Tentative dates include Oct 13 at West Liberty and Oct 27 at Morning Sun, plus contests at Columbus, North English, Mechanicsville, and Wellman.
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Lone Tree
Iowa City
Columbus
North English
Mechanicsville
New Tree
West Liberty
Wellman
Morning Sun
New
Kinona
West Chester
Hauser Ties Home Run Mark In A A As Mates Triumph
Joe Hauser tied the all time American Association home run record with his fifty fourth of the season as Minneapolis beat Toledo 8 to 4 in the series opener. Detore and Norris drove in runs, while Hauser and Detore homered for the winners. Mon tague key fielding helped Minneapolis, with Sweeney, Craghead and Turgeon providing defense and offense on a cool Toledo night in Toledo.
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A. A
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Joe Hauser
American Association
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Trosky
Norris
Eddie Montague
ABRH
E Cohen
Ruble
Holland
Harris
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Glenn
Petty
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BDO Reis
OD Powers
Lf-Rf
Detore
Sweeney
Lawson
Winegarner
West
Turgeon
Twogood
Craghead
tReliber
Turgeon Tunns
Tworood
Twoxread
Dunn
Clayton
Cascade Seeks To Clinch Maquoketa Loop Title Today
Cascade aims to clinch at least a share of the Maquoketa Valley league title by winning at home against Monticello as Dyersville hosts Manchester. If both Cascade and Dyersville win, a replay may be needed to finish the schedule and decide the championship with Guttenberg hosting Independence.
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Cascade
Maquoketa
Manchester
Monticello Cubs
Dyersville
Guttenberg
Independence
Alburnett Beats Martelle 9 to 5 in League Baseball
Alburnett won 9 to 5 against Martelle in a Wapsie Valley league matchup on Saturday. Estes and Strait pitched for Alburnett while Miller and Biggert were the Martelle battery. A seven-run burst in the fifth inning erased an early 5 to 2 Martelle lead and sealed the win.
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Martelle
Estes and Strait
Miller
Biggert
Public Net Tennis Finals Reach In New York
Arnold Simons of Louisville and Leonard Hartman of New York reached the final singles in the National public parks tennis tournament. Simons beat Maurice Bayou 6-2 6-2 2-6 6-4, while Hartman triumphed over George O Connell 4-6 6-2 6-3 6-3. The doubles final features Theodore Drewes and Elmer DorfMont of St Louis versus Maynard Weisberg and Walter Levitan of Boston. Women’s doubles winners Ruth Bailey and Ella Dietz-Feldinger of St Louis defeated Edna Smith and Marion Craig 4-6 6-2 6-4.
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Arnold Simons
Louisville
Leonard Hartman
Columbia University
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Maurice Bayou
New Orleans
Hartman
George O'Connell
Chicago
Bayon
Theodore Drewes
Elmer Dorfmont
St. Louis
Maynard Weisberg
Walter Levitan
Boston
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William Schommer
Charles Britzius
Minneapolis
Ruth Bailey
Ella Dietz-Feldinger
Edna Smith
Marion Craig
Cleveland
Helen Germaine
Miss Bailey
Miss Germaine
Mary Capa
Detroit
Betty Nuthall to Open United States Championship
Betty Nuthall, former holder, will open the United States women's tennis championship in New York. She faces Jane Sharp of Pasadena in the opening match, with Helen Wills Moody and other stars like Helen Jacobs and Carolin Babcock also in action against Norma Taubele, Eunice Dan, and Virginia Cross.
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Betty Nuthall
England
United States
Miss Nuthall
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Calif
Helen Wills Moody
Esther Bartosh
Los Angeles
Mary Heeley
Norma Taubele
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Eunice Dan
San Antonio
Carolin Babcock
Virginia Cross
Providence
R. I
Third Ward Victor In Marengo Ball League
Marengo report says the Third Ward team, local kittenball champions, won their first victory in two starts by defeating the Bears 8 to 2. The Hot Shots and Go-Getters have won their lone starts while the Thrillers and South Side have each lost once. The Bears were victors in one of two tilts, with upcoming matches listed for the week.
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Marengo
Bears
Robinson Upsets Van Wie In Western Open Golf Title
Lucile Robinson of Des Moines defeated national champion Virginia Van Wie of Chicago 6 and 5 to win the women's Western Open. Robinson led early, recovered after Van Wie's surge, and closed with birdie three on the thirty first. Robinson also equaled Van Wie's course record in a later round.
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Virginia van Wie
Gene Sarazen
Bliss Robinson
Blue Mound
Johnny Farrell
Sarazen
Farrell
Sarasen
Jimmy Hines
Willie Goggin
Olin
Mortie Dutra
Mortie
Runyan
Revolta
Hicago
Des Moines
Chicago
Miss Robinson
Miss van Wie
Lucile
Pirates Move Back Up In NL With Doubleheader Win
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs to climb into second place in the National League and close within 1½ games of the Giants. Heine Meine outdueled Charley Root in the nightcap, allowing twelve hits but prevailing 3 to 2 as Hal Smith contributed in a 5 to 2 win earlier.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Heine Meine
Charley Root
Bruins
Root
Hal Smith
Kansas City
Giants Pitcher Fitzsimmons Shuts Out Phillies 2–0
New York AP reports Fred Fitzsimmons ended a losing streak by blanking Philadelphia with five hits allowed as the Giants won 2 to 0. It marked the nineteenth shutout by the Giants pitching staff this season. Fitzsimmons also hit a double in the second inning after Jim Ryan singled. Continued on Page 2 This Section.
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Delaware County Fair Sports Program Listed For Aug Dates
The Gazet reports the Delaware county fair sports program for August 16 to 18 features baseball diamondball and horse and mule races. Delhi and Dundee play baseball on day one while Silver Creek faces Edgewood Friday with several diamondball games listed.
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Delhi
Dundee
Silver Creek
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Semi Finals Set In Oelwein Club Tourney
Oelwein Ashby faces Damon and Schmidtke meets Stebbins in the club title semi finals. Young advances to first flight finals against Witt winner for the title. Second flight has Ritchie versus Perry and Schoenberg versus Zeigler. Several other flight matchups and first round results are listed.
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Ashby
Damon
Schmidtke
Stebbins
Hammond
A. Hintz
Marshall
R. Young
Fay
McDonald
Bill Gorman
Reese
Gerstenberger
Walker
Bob Gorman
Riley
Mrs Bennett Medalist In Oelwein Golf Meet
In Oelwein thirty one women played for the championship flight at Oelwein Country Club. Phoebe Bennett was medalist with 89, Georgia Belle Wassom 91, and Q Blomgreen 92. In the championship flight Everett defeated Wassom 1 up, while Duffy won over Schoenberg in the first flight and Ross defeated Jamison in the third flight.
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O. E. Everett
Lloyd Young
Duffy
Schoenberg
Hill
Ritchie
Gregory
Evinger
Hendershott
Henry
Hammond
Jamison
Wilson
Eastern Iowa League schedule heads to Walcott Dixon night
OWDEN The schedule for Sunday in the Eastern Iowa league features Walcott at Dixon Wheatland at Calamus Lowden at Bennett and Clarence at Stanwood, representing a full day of league games across four matchups.
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Suneday
Iowa
Walcott
Dixon
Wheatland
Calamus
Lowden
Bennett
Clarence
Stanwood
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