Bunnies Fall From Valley Lead as Moline Tops Cedar Rapids 4-3
Cedar Rapids loses the Valley league lead after a 4-3 road setback to Moline. Joe Kinney allowed the deciding run in the ninth, Bloebaum doubled in Redmond and the tying run, while Redmond and Seghi produced hits for Cedar Rapids. Reider, released by Davenport, joins the Bunnies in the next game.
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Jim Davis
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Joe Corbelli
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Joe Hare
Dick Esrey
Walter Senne
Cveves Davis
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Golf's Greatest Teacher Horton Teaches Smooth Back Swing
The article explains Horton's golf method emphasizing the back swing storage and forward swing release to generate speed. It stresses smoothness and efficiency over extra strength. It invites readers to write for a free overspin putting lesson via the newspaper.
Cubs Drop Double Header to Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals rookie pitchers shut down the league leading Cubs in a Sunday doubleheader. In the first game Tex Carleton pitched a two hitter to a 2 0 Cardinals win. The nightcap went 2 1 as Dizzy Dean fanned six in a 10 inning victory and Orsatti drove in both runs for St. Louis.
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Redbirds
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Malone
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Dizzy Dean
Orsatti
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Olympiad Closes In A Final Burst Of Glory
The United States capped the sixteen day Olympic carnival with eight of seventeen team championships unofficially won. Italy stood as the nearest rival, while American crews and athletes dominated track and field, rowing, boxing, and baseball as Bill Walker led pitching prowess.
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Records Fall As Yankee Trackmen Top Britons
In San Francisco the United States British Empire games saw two world records fall. The two mile relay by the British Empire quartet clocked 7 minutes 40.2 seconds and Simone Schaller ran 11.6 seconds in the 80 meter hurdles exhibition. Percy Beard matched his 14.2 seconds for the 110 yard high hurdles. The United States won 11 of 23 men’s events, with Babe Didrikson and Helene Madison among other standout performers. The dramatic 2,000 meter rowing final at Long Beach ended with California’s unbeaten eight edging Italy by a foot in front of 60,000 spectators.
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200 Coaches Attend Northwestern Coaching School
About 200 athletic coaches from 32 states gathered in Evanston for the opening session of the annual coaching school at Wilson Gymnasium. The event, organized by Northwestern athletic director, includes courses in football, basketball, track, and swimming.
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Nusslein Beats Tilden In Two Sets In New Hampshire
German tennis champion Hans Nusslein defeated Bill Tilden in straight sets 6-2 6-4 at Maplewood New Hampshire. Nusslein and Emmett Pare of Chicago beat Bruce Barnes 6-3 6-3 in doubles.
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At times he seems manly yet has feminine roots
A quoted speaker explains her view of gender and ancestry saying half her ancestors were men and half women. The remark highlights fluid identity and humor about strength and gentleness.
Davenport Beats Waterloo 7 to 6 in Series Opener
Davenport rallied in the seventh to drive Archie Wise from the mound and score four runs, then held off Waterloo as Leslie Tietje allowed two more hits. Waterloo made a late ninth inning push but fell short despite a two-run response and a catch on Chamberlain’s fly ball.
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Keokuk Beats Rock Island In Seven Inning Pitcher Duel
In Keokuk Dave Pruett held Rock Island to one hit across seven innings to earn an even break in the series Sunday. The game showcased solid defense and controlled offense as Keokuk maintained momentum through the middle innings.
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Standings Gate and Davenport at Wareios
Standings show Davenport at Wareios with a noted amount of 98 dollars in the cited entry and visible gate figures. The fragment hints at a price or gate fee linked to Davenport and Wareios.
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Sunday’s Baseball Scores and Schedules
Results show St. Louis 2 2 Chicago 0 1 in two games with a 10 inning second game. New York 1 8 after a 9 9 first game. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh games planned for Monday.
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Macks Split Twin Bill With Red Sox
Baseball recap notes Macks split a twin bill with the Red Sox. The text includes scattered statistics and team placements such as St. Paul Columbus Milwaukee Toledo and Minneapolis, with scores and standings obscured by OCR errors.
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Fragmented OCR sports notes from midwestern standings
Incomplete report lists team records and matchups including Moines Denver Pueblo St. Joseph Wichita and Omaha. Mentions scores such as Denver 3-5 and Pueblo 7 with partial city pairings and upcoming games.
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Walker Beats Prairieburg in Sunday Twin Bill
Walker wins a doubleheader against Prairieburg in Linn county league play. The first game ends 1 to 0 and the second 5 to 3, both seven innings, with one postponed contest included. Walker’s Kelso and Biggert also contribute on the mound. Ordinal batters include Ondler Meredith and L. Meredith for Prairieburg.
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Helene Madison May Turn Professional
Los Angeles report says Helene Madison, Seattle swimmer and two time Olympic champion, probably will become a professional. She indicated on Monday she would consider pro opportunities though she did not confirm formal engagements.
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Yanks Hold Senators 5 4 as Gomez Wins 20th
The Yankees defeated the Senators 5 to 4 in Washington. Lefty Gomez earned his 20th win despite a ninth inning scare as Wiley Moore shut down a bases loaded rally. Babe Ruth homered for his 33rd of the season and added a double and a single.
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Browns Sweep White Sox in Standout Twin Bill Victory
Chicago hosted a doubleheader with St. Louis as Bump Hadley held Chicago to five hits in the opener, a 5 0 Browns win. In the nightcap St. Louis relied on productive hitting to prevail 9 5 and complete the four game series sweep.
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Fortoon Falls to Walter Hodge in Open Round
Upset at Ellis Park as 19 year old Walter Hodge, a former Ellis Club caddy, defeats How ard Fortson 7 up after 13 holes to reach a strong showing in the opening round. Ed Soboda Jr and other top contenders push through in early rounds as weather may affect Sunday finals. Cincinnati Reds beat Boston in a doubleheader 3-1 and 9-3 in their last home stand with Lucas and Johnson pitching well.
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Giants finally win as Dodgers run streak extends
In New York, the Giants finally beat Brooklyn after the Dodgers captured their fourth straight win over the Giants. Brooklyn won the opener 2 1 in ten innings, then beat New York 8 4 to clinch the series. Johnny Frederick tied a major league mark with his fourth walk off homer of the season.
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Sutter Captures Eastern Turf Court Singles Title
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans, the American intercollegiate champion, defeated Gregory Mangin of Newark 6 4 4 6 3 6 0 6 4 to win the eastern turf court singles title and secure his second leg on the title.
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