Major League Box Scores NL CARDS 6 CUBS 4
Night game notes a 6 to 4 Chicago loss as cards push ahead with key hits and Kennedy charged with the loss after seven innings. Batters balance runs in a tight St Louis victory over Chicago with Ott and Dusak among the run producers.
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American League Tribe Wins In 12th
The Detroit and Cleveland matchup ends in the 12th with Embree winning for Cleveland as Keil, Boudreau and Wakefield power the offense. Edwards and Kell lead on base hits in a tight game. Cleveland prevails 6-5 over Detroit in a tense late innings showdown.
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Double Victory over Giants Stretches Brooklyn Margin
Behrman, Rickey, Durocher era noted as Dodgers win 8-4 and 2-1 in first two part doubleheader at Ebbets Field before 57,044. Reiser steals home for sixth time on triple steal. Hatten earns seventh win. Cardinals cap seven-city road trip with 6-4 at Chicago. Pirates edge Reds 3-2. other rain of runs across majors with Mullin scored on bobble, DiMaggio homer, 100th Yankee season homer mark reached.
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Standings and results from Wednesday and Thursday games
Standings show Brooklyn leading with an 8-2 record, New York 4-1, St. Louis 6, Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 2, Boston 6, Philadelphia 4. Thursday games include New York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston, Cincinnati at Chicago, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis with various pitching matchups listed.
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Col Bradley 86 Dies in Kentucky After Heart Attack
Col Bradley a renowned Kentucky horseman and Idle Hour Farm figure died at 1 am in Lexington at age 86 from a heart ailment. His Derby winners included Behave Yourself Bubbling Over Burgoo King and Brokers Tip with entries placing first and two thirds in earlier derbies. Born in 1859 in Johnstown Pa he once worked in steel mills mined gold and rode as a scout for Gen Miles before turning to horseracing full time.
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Dempsey’s Mother Die Near Murray Utah
Mrs Cecilia Dempsey 87 mother of Jack Dempsey died at home in Murray Utah early Thursday The former heavyweight champion was at her bedside in a quiet family death report from the AP in Utah fields.
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Owen's Suspension Sticks Happy Chandler Stands Pat
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler refused to lift Mickey Owen five year suspension for jumping to the Mexican league. Owen says he will not go south again and may be through at 35. Pasquel celebrates, signaling discouragement of returns to American baseball. Chandler’s ruling cited no reason to lessen the penalty. Galbreath and Crosby plan Pirates stake despite racing ties.
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Garnavillo Beats Farmersburg 11 3 in Scenic League game
Garnavillo, unbeaten in the Scenic league, rolled to an 11 to 3 victory over Farmersburg at the Clayton County fair. Cassett struck out 12, allowing four hits as Garnavillo bunched 13 safeties against Hamann, with Hedeman and Mueller contributing offensively.
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Iowa Ups Notre Dame and Illinois Games Could Sell Out
Iowa University officials warned that tickets for the October 26 Notre Dame game and November 2 Illinois game at Iowa City could sell out. Athletic Director E G Schroeder said the response is unmatched since the 1939 season.
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Waterloo Horse Wins at Elkader
Special to The Gazette Elkader Iowa Charles Miller owned by A L Bradley of Waterloo placed first in all three heats of the 226 pace here Wednesday. Jesse Win owned by Tom Armstrong of Manchester and driven by A L Wilbur finished second in each heat. Judge McElwin owned by A M House of West Union won two heats in the 2:18 after trailing AbCdeDe from the Central City Fillon stable to the wire in the opening race.
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Cardwell Named Omaha U Coach for One Year
Lloyd Cardwell former Nebraska football and track star given one year appointment as football and track coach at University of Omaha. He will start Sept 1 and was a standout backfield man on Nebraska teams 1934 1935 1936 and also lettered in track at Nebraska.
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George Terlep Signs With Buffalo Gridders
George Terlep, a 180-pound back from Elkhart Indiana formerly with Notre Dame and Great Lakes elevens, signed with the Buffalo Bisons of the All-America conference. He reported to training camp in Oconomowoc Wisconsin after leaving the University of Iowa where his summer session ended last week, a move described as disappointing by Iowa coach Eddie Anderson.
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Chicagoan Brate ton Wins Lightweight Bout at Comiskey Park
Johnny Brate ton, Chicago’s top lightweight, defeats Roy Cadle of British Honduras by technical knockout in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round bout at Comiskey Park Wednesday night.
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