Chicago Team Defeats St. Louis 1-0 in Junior Legion Final
Chicago’s Bleichster pitched a brilliant duel as the Neighborhood Boys beat St. Louis 1 to 0 at Hill Park. Meyers and Riha provided the lone Chicago run with a single and score, while Hunthausen fanned eight for St Louis. Extra base hit by Bleichster highlighted the game, which featured strong defense and near-misses by both sides. Chicago advances toward a Stockton California path to the Little World Series.
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Brandon Leads 18 2 Victory Over Van Horne
Brandon baseball team defeated Van Horne 18 to 2 in a Sunday game at the local base ball field. Brandon Tawnie and Preston pitched. Van Hore Piepee and Barrs played. The club plans to meet Fairbanks on August 22 at Karrbanks with a Fair day event and a game against Independence in Independ ence.
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Wrestling Results From Associated Meet Edges Headlines
Springfield defeats Rally Dragon as Minneapolis hosts wrestling event. Result details mention Hal Rumberg and Seattle, with notable performances shaping the standings.
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Raiders Win First From Cowboys 3 2 In Hill Park Opener
Jim Lyons hurled and batted hotly as the Raiders beat Sioux City 3 to 2 to open the series at Hill Park. Sloppy fielding produced unearned runs for Sioux City, while Lyons credited for strong pitching and timely hits helped secure the victory before about 600 fans.
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Cubs Drop Back By Losing Pair Of Tilts To Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers sweep doubleheader from the Cubs 9 to 5 and 3 to 2. Chicago slips to third place a half game behind St. Louis after the losses, with Watson Clark praised for relief in the opener and timely late runs securing the wins.
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Tigers Bat Washington to 18 2 Victory in Series
Detroit drums Washington for 18 runs on 17 hits as Schoolboy Rowe earns three hits and three RBIs. The Tigers burst for six in the second and fourth innings to clinch the win, while Washington miscues aid the rout.
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Wrestlers set Cedar Park open air card Thursday
Harbin Whitey Hewitt of Memphis faces Rube Harbin in the semi windup at Cedar Park open air show in Des Moines on Thursday. Bobby Stewart and Earl Wampler headline with Jack Hader and Stanley Mylsajek opening. Eddie Jennings assigns Ernie Barker of Marshalltown as referee to appease fans.
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Jacobs Leads U S Singles Team For Wightman Series
Helen Jacobs national champion for the last three years and Ethel Burkhardt Arnold of Los Angeles were named as the Nos 1 and 2 singles players for America on the Wightman Cup team against Great Britain. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Brookline Mass was dropped from No 2 to No 3 for the Forest Hills event starting Friday.
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Giants and Cards Split a Marathon Polo Grounds Twinbill
The New York Giants beat St Louis 6 4 in game one while the Cardinals won 3 0 in game two as the doubleheader stretched four and a half hours. Giants star Joe Moore homered with two on as Carl Hubbell worked the finale behind Ed Heusser.
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Standings and results across major leagues in brief
Western League standings show Davenport, Des Moines, Sioux City, Keokuk, and Cedar Rapids near .500. Tuesday results include Cedar Rapids 3, Sioux City 3 and Des Moines 9, Keokuk 1. National League box shows New York leading, with St. Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh and others close behind. Upcoming games listed for both leagues.
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Pirates Sweep Two From Phillies In Double Header
The Pittsburgh Pirates won both ends of a Wednesday doubleheader against the Philadelphia Phillies. The Pirates took the first game 8 to 1 and the nightcap 7 to 4 as Syl Johnson left after eight innings in heat before Pittsburgh's bullpen tagged four runs off his successors. Hafey, Vaughan, Suhr, and Padden drove in multiple runs while Weaver earned the relief win in the nightcap.
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Finals Set In Washington Golf Title By Westphal And Phillips
The Washington golf club championship will be decided Sunday by Victor Westphal and T. R. Phillips both semifinal winners. Westphal defeated defending champion Jack Lytle and Phillips beat Sidney Smith. Three other flights remain to be completed by Sunday per the committee.
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Riverside Firemen Beat Bayertown 6 to 2
Riverside The Riverside firemen B team defeated Bayertown 6 to 2 on Monday. In early action Solon girls overwhelmed Riverside feminine team 22 to 4. Riverside girls then beat Washington 8 to 4, while Havel Red Jackets beat Little Demons of Washington 14 to 3.
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McSpaden Sets Early Pace In Iowa Open Tourney
Harold Jug McSpaden of Kansas City leads the Iowa Open after 36 holes with 143 total, followed by Pat Willcox of Norfolk Nebraska and Denmar Miller of Des Moines, as 32 players advance to the final 36 holes. Clarence Yockey sits fourth at 145, while Johnny Dawson and Vic Bass also near the top.
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Demons Open Home Stand With a Win
Des Moines Demons defeat Keokuk Indians 9 to 1 at home as Ira Hutchinson allows six hits and fans thirteen. Saint southpaw Snooker Dress beats Bill Prince 3 to 2 in a pitching duel for Saint Louis.
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Perry Arrives In Quest Of Third U. S. Net Title
Fred Perry of England, the world’s outstanding player, arrived in New York en route to Forest Hills for the national championships. He has won there the past two years and would claim the American trophy again if victorious when the play begins August 29.
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Colored Giants to Play Garrison Team on Friday
The Colored Giants, a local Negro team, will face the Garrison squad at Garrison this Friday in a region entertainment matchup.
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Boxing results from major cards across the nation
In New York Danny Koplick 145 defeated Bobby Cummings 145 by decision. Al Ragone 124 outpointed Harry Gentile 140. Phil Siriani 126 knocked out Eddie Levy 123. In Chicago Billy Celebron Rockford welterweight decision Ernie Kirchner. In Sacramento Bob Larue Los Angeles heavyweight defeated Momer Brandes San Francisco.
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Burkart and Reid to Play Sarazen Babe Didrikson
Charles Burkart of Kenmore and Harold Reid the local standout meet Gene Sarazen and Babe Didrikson in an eighteen hole exhibition at Kenmore public course Saturday at 3 30. Sarazen will lecture and demonstrate club use after the match, while Miss Didrikson is expected to score strongly in the foursome.
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