Bunnies Fall 2 1 To Plowboys As Redmond Is Lost For Season
Cedar Rapids dropped the second game of the Moline series 2 to 1 as lefty Jack Wade outpitched Eddie Meyers. Catcher Jack Redmond broke his cheek bone on a foul tip and will miss the rest of the season. Dick Esrey and Jack Burmeister will share catching duties with Burmeister joining in Dubuque Wednesday.
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Portsider
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Bunnies
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Waterloo
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Redmond
City Hospital
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Burmeister
Dick Esrey
Jack Burmeister
Rock Island
Dubuque
Wade
Rabbit Brigade
Ers
Mizeur
Meyers
Moline
Walters
Mullen
Patchett
Waterloo Edges Davenport 2-1 In MLB Contender Series
Waterloo defeats Davenport 2-1 as Red Van Fleet delivers four hits two of them doubles, and two runs score on an error in the seventh inning. The Blue Sox earn their lone run on Meyers seventh inning from Laskowski’s overthrow. Gregory leads with three hits in four at bats for the Hawks.
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Red van Fleet
Davenport
Hawks
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Blue Sox
Meyers
Laskowski
Gregory
Hawk
Schmeling's A Quitter Says Jack Kearns
Boxing note quotes manager Jack Kearns asserting Max Schmeling quit in a reported bout. Davis J. Walsh reports from International News Service on Kearns stance regarding Schmeling's performance and conduct.
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Schmeling
Jack Kearns
Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
Schmeling Walker bout set for Sept 19 charity card
Max Schmeling agrees to meet challenger Walker on September 19 in a Garden bout tied to a milk fund. Promoter Kearns disputes claims he called Schmeling a quitter, saying Schmeling quit only when facing real courage, with signing planned for Thursday. Brooklyn Robins beat Pirates 11 to 6 boosting pennant drive as Taylor leads with four hits.
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German
Mickey
Mr. Kearns
Schmeling
Mr. Jacobs
Diemann
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Gypsy Daniels
Sharkey
Gay Raillery
Garden Bowl
Stagg Celebrates 70th Birthday At Chicago University
Amos Alonzo Stagg, famed University of Chicago mentor dubbed the grand old man of football, marks his 70th birthday with hundreds of former athletes and friends recalling his long career. He coached football 40 years, track 32, and baseball 20, urging a continued progress of amateur sports free from pro influence.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Aga
Univesity of
Chicago
Yale
Bunnies Eye Dubuque Stop to Halt Moline Sweep
Wade ambled home on a single to right as Darrell Hawley fills in for Esrey in right field Nub Kleinke takes the mound to prevent Moline from sweeping the series After tonight the Bunnies head to Dubuque for three days starting Wednesday Score:
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Esrey
Nub Kleinke
Moline
Bunnies
Dubuque
Young Pirates Fizzle As Team Cracks Wide Open
New York telegraph report notes Pittsburgh’s young Pirates collapse in a gem against Brooklyn. Errors by Floyd Vaughan and Tony Piet in the first inning set a bad tone as Heinie Meine struggled, leaving Brooklyn with a late run margin in an 11 to score game.
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Goodman Meets Nebraska Conqueror in Omaha Showdown
Johnny Goodman of Omaha, a top 10 national amateur, faces Rodney Bliss Jr. to seek revenge for last week’s Nebraska state championship loss. The winner earns a place in the national amateur tournament opening in Baltimore on September 12. Bliss previously defeated Goodman and claimed the 1932 title.
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Johnny Goodman
Nebraska
Rodney Bliss
Baltimore
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Goodman
Lefty O'Doul to Star in Fall Stage Production
New York reports Brooklyn outfielder Lefty O'Doul will appear on stage this fall. He has signed a contract to star in a production and is noted as a singer.
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New York
INS
Golfers Shoot Qualifying Rounds for Amateur Championship
Nearly 600 golfers sought spots in the national amateur championship in 18 courses across the country. Of 589 entrants, only nine earned exemptions including Francis Ouimet and Walker Cup team members. About 580 played 36 holes for up to 175 remaining places. New York district led with 100 entrants and 27 spots to fill.
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Baltimore
Francis Ouimet
Jacobs Opens National Tennis Meet With First Round Bye
Helen Jacobs, top title favorite, enters the national women’s tennis championship as the field narrows to 32. Seeded rivals and other contenders advance in straight sets, with Jacobs to face Virginia Rice of Boston after her bye and first round matchups shaping the early rounds in Forest Hills.
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Helen Wills Moody
L. A. Harper
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New York
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Virginia Hilleary
Carolyn Babcock
Marjorie Morrill Painter
J. B. Pittman
England
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Virginia Rice
Boston
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Sarah Palfrey
A Mass
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van Rynas
Clara Louise Zinke
Cincinnati
Miss Palfrey
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Miss Ridley
Allison Harrison
Other
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Painter
Dorrance Chase
Audit likely to show a profit for the Olympic Games
An unofficial report from Los Angeles indicates the 1932 Olympic Games earned more than their costs. Estimated attendance neared 1,679,200 with receipts over 2,000,000 dollars. California aided staging with a bond issue of 1,000,000 dollars beyond current operating expenses.
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Los Angeles
INS
State of California
Sports Jabs The Associated Press Francisco-Millie Killett
Francisco Millie Killett won food at Calygothent New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Francisco
Millie Killett
Cal
New Orleans
Standings and results from the Mississippi Valley League
The Mississippi Valley League standings show Moline leading with a .615 win rate at 35 wins and 15 losses. Monday results include Moline 2 Cedar Rapids 1 and Waterloo 2 versus Keokuk, with Cedar Menis and Dubuane noted on the schedule. Tuesday games list Cedar Mepis and Dubuane hosting Cedar Rapids and Burlington.
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Saihe Selesien
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Moline
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Keokuk
Cedar Mepis
Dubuane
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Monday and Tuesday
Player results show Brooklyn 11 over Pittsburgh 6. Upcoming games list Tuesday matchups including Pittsburgh at aya, ton at senee, Philadelphia at St. Louis, New York at Cincinnati.
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Pitteterets
American League Baseball Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary listing shows games including Chicago at Washington Detroit at New St. Louis at Cleveland at.
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Cleveland
Detroit
American Association Football Scores Snapshot
A compact score table shows Indianapo lis 69 over 49 and 73, Kan City 65 over 59, Toledo 7. Pout 46 76 with .377. The fragment outlines league results and team tallies in a mid season card.
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Poulge
Ute
Kan. City
Kansas City
Toledo
Unclear sports odds page fragment from Midwestern city
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered sports scores and team abbreviations including Denver Wichita and Pue with stray percentages and dates. Details are illegible and no coherent game outcome or event can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Petokie City
Ptoiies
Denver
Iss
Wichita
U.S. Lawn Tennis Officials Sour On Helen Wills Moody
United States Lawn Tennis Association officials express hostility toward Helen Wills Moody over her limited defense of the national championship. They consider her high handed tactics and question sending her abroad again. The dispute centers on whether she will join foreign play as a timely participant in the American event.
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Helen Wills Moody
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Forest Hills
Helen
Mrs. Moody
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Forest
Athletes Gather for Chicago Post Olympic Carnival
Foreign track stars converge on Soldier Field for the post Olympic carnival in Chicago. Czechoslovakians and Poles join the event. Germans arrive Wednesday and Swedes Thursday morning. Notable entrants include Volmari Iso-Hollo of Finland and other top distance runners.
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Soldier Field
Volmari Iso-Hollo
Burlington Tops Dubuque 10 to 7 in Monday Game
Burlington built an early lead to beat Dubuque 10 to 7 in the third game of the series. Artz began on the mound for Dubuque but exited in the first inning, replaced by Red Evans, who allowed only two more Tigers to reach first base after the fifth.
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Tigers
Bengals
Artz
Red Evans
Senators of Today Triumph in World Title Rematch of 1924
Washington brought the 1924 champions to a baseball festival for George Washington bicentennial. The Nationals of 1932 defeated them 6 to 2 as Walter Johnson pitched three innings, with Marberry finishing. Manush starred for the 1932 club driving a double and three singles in four at bats.
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George Washington
Walter Johnson
Bucky” Harris
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Judge
al Schack
Marberry
McAfee
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Perent
Charley Grimm Feted as Cubs Honour Manager at Wrigley
Chicago saluted Charley Grimm on his first home appearance as Cubs manager at Wrigley field. Boston Braves provided the opposition as floral tributes and brass bands framed the testimonial organized by civic and business groups. Fans welcomed Grimm at the station Monday night.
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Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
Cubs Bettor Faces Jail Time Over Bet
Chicago Heights resident Leo Viske stuck to a wager with Motorcycle Policeman William Teboda that the Cubs would not reach first place again. When Chicago Cubs rose to the top, Viske must serve twelve hours in jail as Teboda collects the stake.
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Chicago Heights
William Teboda
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Teboda
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