Gehrig Ties Scott Record In Browns Dodgers Rivalry
Lou Gehrig extended his consecutive games streak as the New York Yankees were routed by the Cleveland Browns 13 to 3. The game featured Gehrig playing his 1,307th straight appearance, matching Lou Scott's mark in a powerful Browns attack that overwhelmed the Yankees.
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Braves rout Bud Tinning to win 6 1
AP reports the Braves beat Bud Tinning 6 1 as part of a day of baseball highlights. The Pirates defeated Brooklyn 11 7 in game two of a doubleheader, after Danny Tarios homered to gift Brooklyn a 2 1 lead in the seven inning opener.
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East Trims West To Even Polo Series
A fragmentary sports brief notes a polo series tied after a result where East edged West. The readable text mentions a tie and a key score with unclear details and unrelated garbled characters.
Rivers to Fight Mandell in Canada at Border Cities Arena
Joe Rivers meets Sammy Mandell in Windsor Canada for a ten round welterweight bout at the Border Cities arena. Rivers, training at Riverside camp, weighs about 141 pounds and has impressed during a three week stay. the show is billed as Windsor’s biggest boxing attraction since 1920.
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Newport tennis upset shocks Wood and Van Ryn in third round
John Van Ryn of Philadelphia and Sidney B. Wood of New York, both seeded, were eliminated in Newport third round action. Bryant Grant of Atlanta defeated Van Ryn 6-0 7-5 while Wood retired after injuring his ankle at 8-6 1-6 to George M. Lott. Ellsworth Vines and Gregory Mangin advanced in straight sets.
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Iarridge suspends Fonseca three days for umpire abuse
In a ruling by manager Fonseca of the club, Iarridge suspends Fonseca for three days for abusing an umpire. The suspension is described as necessary to enforce discipline and maintain game integrity.
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Iowa Football Captain Speaks Of Prospects And Foe
An Iowa football captain discusses prospects and foes amid a scan of team status and upcoming challenges. The piece notes player names and potential adjustments for the season, reflecting local coverage of the squad’s outlook and leadership.
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Helen Wills Moody Rolls On In National Tennis Meet
Helen Wills Moody advances to the third round at Forest Hills amid a limp back from a lingering injury. She defeats Grace Lubr by 6 2 6 1 as others like Helen Jacobs and Dorothy Round also win in the National women’s tennis championship.
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Cincinnati Picks Three Players From Rock Island Club
Cincinnati of the National League chose three Rock Island players Boots Hollingsworth Hank Philips and Lowell Jessen under a working agreement at season end. The Rock Island Cincinnati contract called for four players by mid August for 3000 dollars. Tony Robello had already been delivered to the Reds.
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Tipton Business Men Challenge County Team After Loss
The Fifth Street business men's kittenball team, smarting from a 6 to 5 defeat by the courthouse officials team, challenges them to a return game to be played Thursday evening on the local diamond.
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Green Grove Beats Troy Mills 9 to 8 in opener
Green Grove opened the new diamond Sunday by defeating Troy Mills 9 to 8 in a tight opener. The teams traded leads with errors shaping the late innings before Green Grove secured the win. Troy Mills rallied but fell short as pitching and timely hits carried Green Grove to victory.
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Mary Reynolds Triumphs In Hambletonian Stakes Race
Mary Reynolds a Winston-Salem owned filly won the seventh Hambletonian stake in Oshen New York before a crowd of 39 600. She took two of three heats and earned 28 323. Brown Berry finished second with Meurice third as Brown Berry unseated its driver in the final heat.
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Parker Star Iowa prep athlete heads to California school
Parker a high point winner in the 1933 state track meet at Ames will enroll Saturday in Sacramento Junior College. His brother Orville, also a Star athlete, will join him and they will be coached by L. D Weldon the former University of Iowa javelin star.
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Cities Service Defeats North Liberty 11 to 5 in Big First Inning
The Cities Service baseball team defeated North Liberty 11 to 5, powered by a ten-run first inning rally. Batteries were Jess Mumma and J Collogan for Cities Service. Bryant and Coones handled North Liberty.
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Walker Victor Over Center Point In Twelve Innings
Walker defeated Center Point 5 to 4 in twelve innings in a spectacular homecoming game. Stodola and Stone formed Walker's battery while Wheeler and Krueger played for Center Point. Walker hosts Quasquet on Wednesday.
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