Senators Edge White Sox 6 4 for Tenth Victory
The Washington Senators defeated Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 securing their tenth win in a row. Oxie Brnere delivered a clutch two run single in the tenth after a bases loaded situation to cap the rally and lift Washington past Chicago with help from Bluege's earlier key hit.
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Cronin Praises Unselfish Senators After Tenth Straight Win
Washington manager Joe Cronin lauds his team's unselfish play after the Senators stretch their lead to seven and a half games over the Yankees. He, the youngest manager in majors, emphasizes players pulling for each other as Ruth and others contribute to a long road trip.
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New York Yankees
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San Francisco
Manchester Defeats Greeley Nine Four to One
Manchester won the game against Greeley 4 to 1. The page includes scattered OCR errors but shows Manchester securing a decisive victory with a standout performance and a late defensive stand.
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Manchester
Greeley
Marengo Softball Upset Stuns Local Team Again
In a surprising turn, Marengo Softball Loop delivered its fourth upset of the season as standout players led a dramatic win. The Gazette report notes key performances by Marence Giamone and teammates driving momentum and crowd energy.
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Marengo
Baseball Standings and Friday Results
American League standings show Washington 74 38 .661 Detroit 56 49 ? New York 66 45 .595 Chicago 51 61 .435 Cleveland 58 59 .496 Boston 49 62 .441 Philadelphia 56 49 .? St Louis 44 73 .376 Fridays results include Washington 6 Chicago 4 in 10 innings New York 8 St Louis 3 Cleveland 2 Boston 1 Detroit 7 Philadelphia 6 Games Saturday include New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland
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Sports Roundup From City Leagues and National Schedule
Latest results show New York 4 Cincinnati 1 and Chicago 4 Boston 3 with Philadelphia at St Louis rain delays. Upcoming games include Chicago at New York and St Louis at Brooklyn. In American Association standings Columbus 84 43 661 and Toledo 62 66, Milwaukee 56 43, St Paul 67 65. Friday results list Minneapolis 11 Indianapolis 6 and Milwaukee 5.
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Miwaukee
Mississippi Valley League Standings Snapshot
A fragmented table shows WL Pet records for teams including Daretport Keokuk and Peona with percentages and scores. The data lists Keokuk and Quines with loss and win counts, alongside sprinefield and 431 etc. The legible lines indicate Thursday results and team abbreviations amid partial scores.
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Clarence De Mar Wins 19th Cleveland Marathon
Clarence De Mar led a field of thirty starters along a 26 mile 385 yard route through Cleveland streets and parks to win the 19th Cleveland Marathon in 2 hours 54 minutes. It was his nineteenth victory in 25 years of competition.
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American Association at Are Shi Petner 430
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and names, referencing a local association or listing. Readable items include 114 cor 000 Erckson and 262 23 21 0 101 Harris o 6 de with minimal context. Unable to identify a clear event or outcome from the unreadable fragments.
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Erckson
Harris
The Right Way to Play Golf Review
Instructional note outlines wrist action in golf swings. It argues the down swing reverses the back swing, with wrists bending gradually and accelerating to generate clubhead speed. Emphasizes smooth, unpressured wrist motion and consistent tempo to avoid faults.
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Jacobs and Round Reach Semifinals in Rainy Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs, defending champion, and Dorothy Round advanced to the women’s national tennis semifinals at Forest Hills as rain halted play. Jacobs defeated Josephine Cruickshank 11-9 6-4 after a long quarterfinal, while Round beat Sarah Palfrey 6-4 9-7.
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Dorothy Round
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Josephine Cruickshank
Miss Round
Sarah Palfrey
Massachusetts
Helen Wills Moody
Mary Heeley
England
Alice Marble
Betty Nuthall
Miss Cruickshank
Butch And Keen Boy Take Money At Delaware Fair
At the Delaware County fair in Manchester the day featured several races. Butch won the four furlongs race for 4 year olds in 56 seconds, owned by C Kranze of Beloit, Wis, with Sweetheart second and Jane Rogers third. Keen Boy won the second race for a smile in 102 minutes with Jenkins owning Keen Boy and George K. placing second. The green running race faltered as two horses failed to start. A mule race saw A Ferguson of Independence take first by a mule’s length, with Carl Hartman and Peter Myltice placing second and third.
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C Kranze
Beloit
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Sweetheart
Jenkins
Jane Rogers
Jack Bader
Cedarburg
George K
CC Kranze
Dreamy Waters
A L. Perry
Cedar Rapids
Ferguson Independence
Carl Hartman Manchester
Tuesday Hartman
Peter Myltice
Independence
New Orleans Pitcher Fluils No Hit in Doubleheader Opener
Fred Johnson pitched a no hit no run game for the New Orleans Pelicans as they defeated Birmingham 6 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Only two Birmingham runners reached base, one on an error and one on a walk. It was Johnson's 17th win of the season.
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Oelwein Christians Defeat Lutherans in Church League
OELWEIN Christian kittenball players won 42 5 over the Lutheran team Thursday evening. Lantz pitched for the Christians with Brooks as catcher Wolf started for the Lutherans with Roepke catching. The Christians lead the local league. Then the Oelwein All Star Kittenball squad schedules a Sunday tourney at Osage against Osage and Cresco to face twelve NE Iowa teams.
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Are They Leveling At Morse Joe In New York?
International News Service columnist Davis J. Walsh critiques Joe McCarthy’s 1933 managing of the Yankees. The piece jokes on McCarthy’s tactics and prejudices, noting Pipgras, Werber, Lary, MacFayden, and the trade with Boston, and contrasts winning with losing as the manager’s fate.
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Bill Werber
Red Sox
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Paul Andrews
Henry Johnson
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Ottawa Pro Leads Canadian Open Field At Halfway
Ottawa professional Robert Alston, 24, led the Canadian Open after 36 holes with a 14 under par 134 total after a 71. Joe Kirkwood of Chicago was runner up at 143 with Thursday 71, while Harry Cooper and Leo Diegel stood 144. Eighty nine golfers qualified for the final 36 holes.
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Carey And Lopez Given Three Days Manager Fined $50
New York UP reports three day suspensions for Brooklyn manager Max Carey and catcher Al Lopez after a rowdy demonstration in the Dodgers vs Pirates game at Ebbets Field. Carey was fined $50 for laying hands on Umpire Ted McGrew as Heydler announced the penalties.
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Kalona Falls to Iowa City In Kittenball Action
Under the lights at Kalona, Yoder's Giants were defeated by Peul Helen of Iowa City 12 to 5. Kalona girls beat Davis Creek 8 to 6 in the same program.
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