Hubbell Lifts Giants Past Reds 7 4 As Parmelee Falters
Carl Hubbell rescued the New York Giants in relief in the eighth inning to stop Cincinnati after Leroy Parmelee walked seven. Joe Moore led a 13 hit attack with four hits and three runs scored. Pittsburgh beat the Dodgers 6 2 behind Bill Swift and key hits from the Waner brothers in a break of eight straight losses.
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Cee
Carl Hubbell
Reds
New York Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Leroy Parmelee
Hubbelle
Mark Koenig
Bottomley
Joe Moore
New Yorkers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Bill Swift
Waner Brothers
Swift
Brother Paul
Lioyd
Arky Vaughan
Brookiyw
New York
H P Moore
Jeannes Critz
Leiber Terry
Watkins
Jackson
Mancuso
Vergez
Aene Parmelee
Hubbell
Wenecasaee
Leiber
O Doul
Cieminnati
Rene Sinde
Koenig
Bottomiy Tb
Haley
Comorosky
Freitas
Kolp
zAdams
Moore Terry Leiber
Danning Sinde
Koenig Hatfey
Moore Danning
Piet
Moore
Jet
Parmelee
Pool Doubie
Pool Doubie plays—Jackson, Critz To Terry 2, Koenig
Ie Freitas
Johnson
Ji Johnson
Kilethans
Frei
Quigley and
Margerkurth
Standings and results from Western and American leagues
Western League standings and Sundays results list teams Davenport St Joseph Topeka Sioux City Omaha Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Rock Island with win percentages. American Association shows Detroit Boston St Louis New York Cleveland Chicago and Philadelphia with recent results and upcoming games.
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Davenport
St Joseph
Topeka
Gisa'k Island
Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Sions City
Rock Island
Wil Pet
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
St Louis
Philelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Lou
Detroit
Washton
Cleveland
Phils
Washington
St. Joseph
Maquoketa Valley Teague Play Inds Guttenbers Jucads
The page details a late season event where the Cascade boat championship and a playoff were discussed at a rectorate meeting. It notes postponement of a powder or program and outlines plans for a playoff to decide the seasonal title.
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Maquoketa Valley
Nureed
Dyersville
Rollins
Finderine Ziegier
Nieman
Winthrop Accseseres
Palmeraburg Hou
Behan
Boelter Kuhse
Decorah Tennis Team Beats New Hampton in Sunday Match
Decorah earned a 6 2 6 4 victory in singles as Amundsen Toone Samuelson Lynch and team partners defeated New Hampton players Kennedy Struble Larson Donovan Pearson and McCone. Thune and Amundsen won 6 0 6 4 while Samuelson and Lynch closed with 6 2 3 0 6 2. Glesne and Flickinger won 6 2 6 2. West Union/Wednesday results teased.
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bSpectay
Decorah
New Hampton
West Union
Amundsen
Kennedy
Toone
Struble
Thune
Donovan
Samuelson
Lynch
Ridgeway Merchants Top Cedar Rapids Yellow Cabs 11 to 3
Ridgeway Merchants humiliated Cedar Rapids Yellow Cabs 11 to 3 on Sunday as pitcher Mason Con shut down the Cedar Rapids offense after Sturm endured the losses. Ridgeway’s Wil and Mae led the attack with multiple hits while Yellow Cab’s Sturm, Mason, and Lang provided the offense in a one sided game.
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Gazette
Ridgeway
M Ochants
Yellow Cabs
Cedar Rapids
Sturm
Cabman
Sureher
Mason
Fom
Ridgewas Wilon and
Mae
Yellow Cab
Lang Wacer
Newport Casino Tennis Final Sets PlaybyPlay Shocks Champs
Allison and Van Ryn defeat Lott and Steefen in a dramatic Newport Casino final. The match features an opening loss 3-6, a big 6-1 turnaround, and a decisive 14-12 final set to capture the title. George Lotto and Lester Steefen stand as opponents from Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Newport
Wilmer
Uson
Texas
John van Ryn
George Lotto
Chicago
Lester Steefen
Los Angeles
Newport Casino
Sunday Games Highlight Local Basketball Matchups
Fragmentary sports notes mention Philadelphia and LIACUE with players Paves, Todd Tee, and O'Farrell in a Sunday basketball context. No clear teams, scores, or dates due to damaged OCR.
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Liacue
Todd Tee
O'Farrell
Helen Jacobs Wins Women’s Net Crown in Straight Sets
Helen Hull Jacobs, 26, of Berkeley, California, claimed her third consecutive women’s national tennis title at Forest Hills, defeating Sarah Palfrey of Brookline in straight sets 6-2 6-4. Jacobs joined a select group of three time champions and also won the doubles with Palfrey, beating Andrus and Babcock 4-6 6-3 6-4.
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N. Y
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Star
Little Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Miss Jacobs
Lucile Robinson Leads Western Tourney After Day One
Lucile Robinson of Des Moines shot 39 39 for an 78 total to lead the Western Derby by four strokes at Beverly Country Club. Rena Nelson of Chicago was runner up at 82, while defending champion June Beebe of Chicago trailed with 90. Forty-two holes remain over two days.
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Chicago
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Virginia van Wie
Iowa
Beverly
Rena Nelson
Siaketet
Miss van Wie
Patsy Berg
Minneapolis
Robert I Bullard
Springfield
Ill
S. Hill
Kansas City Star
June Beebe
Mrs. Hill
Alburnett Clinches East Central League Playoff Chance
Alburnett defeated Mechanicsville 2-0 to close the split season, with Brown allowing only one hit and one runner to reach second. Springville crushed Martelle 13-0, while Herb Trokosh pitched a no hit no run game for Solon against Lisbon 5-0 as the regular season winds down.
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Alburnett
Mechanicsville
Brown
Martelle
Springville
Martell
Herb Trokosh
Solon Pirates
Lisbon
Solon
Mechanicsvile
Miller Carlson
Michaels
Hurt McDonough
Brown Alburnett
Mechanics
Ile
Boddicker Reed
Austin Salon
Lisbop
H Trokosh
M Trekosh Miller
Ringer
L Pet J
Ast Sinn
Merhat Tesvible
Martello
Monticello
Mount Vernon H
Brandon Girls Tie Independence in Sixth Inning Duel
Brandon girls played Independence to a 17 17 tie on Brandon home grounds Friday evening. The game was called in the sixth inning. The teams travel to Garrison Monday night for a tussle with the girls there.
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Brandon
Independence
Garrison
Delaware Indians Defeat Manchester 17 6 In Baseball
In Delaware on Sunday the Delaware Indians beat the Manchester Wildcats 17 to 6. Brown and Sutton of Delaware homered, and the game featured a late seventh inning Rome call. The Indians travel to Hopkinton next Sunday for their next matchup.
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Delaware
Delaware Indians
Manchester Wildcats
Brown
Sutton
Rome
Indians
Hopkinton
Manchester
Hieserman
Hilsenbeck Schreiber
Onmm Mawe
R Brown
Stanwood Red Sox Dominate Dixon 12-2
Stanwood Red Sox avenged the season arc with a 12 2 win over Dixon. Fritz Moffit pitched superbly while Reid Gavi and White delivered key extra base hits including three base hits by Reid and Gavi and a two bagger by White.
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Stanwood Red Sox
Trim Dixon
Stanwood
Jetharay
Dixon
Fritz
Moffit
Sox
Red Sox
Reid
Gavi
White
Haldy’s Oilers Sweep Krejci Brothers in Two Games
Haldy’s Oilers defeated Krejci brothers in a double header two games to nothing by scores of 11 to 1 and 8 to 2.
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Haldy
Oilers
Krejci
Krejci Brothers
Raiders Hit and Miss at Hill Park In July August Stand
Local columnist notes John Dickshot's home stand at Hill Park yielded a .256 average over 14 games and 20 hits in 78 official at bats. He and Bill Mizeur struggle against curve balls while Raiders see weak batting against pitching despite booster attendance.
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Little Rock
John Dickshot
Hill Park
Raiders
Dickshot
Bill Mizeur
Mizeur
Vavra Leads Cedar Rapids Country Club to Team Victory
Johnny Vavra won top honors as Cedar Rapids Country Club claimed the team title at the Vinton golf tourney with a 501 score. John Carey of Cedar Rapids was runner up at 77, Jim Gardner of Vinton finished third with 78 as ten teams competed.
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Vinton
Johnny Vavra
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar Rapids
Byrnes Park
Waterloo
Marion
Sunnyside
Cedar Falls
Traer
Marengo
Anamosa
Williamsburg
John Carey
Varra
Jim Gardner
American Legion Tops One Washington Loop
In Washington the American Legion team defeated the One Washington loop squad five to one in a curtain raiser to a Tri County league game. The Demons’ battery was Norton and Jones with Orr and McGill for the Pearl battery as the city league standings appear.
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American Pearls
Little Demons
Demons’ Battery
Norton
Jones
Orr
McGill
Pearl Battery
American Legion
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Evicomba
Odd Fellows
Methodist Church
All Nations Sevesue
Troop F
Victor Schlesselman Captures Grinnell Trap Shoot Title
Victor Schlesselman of Victor wins the Grinnell invitation trap shoot with 144 points. Chet Williams of Grinnell heads the sponsoring Grinnell Gun Club. Five shooters tied for second with 142, led by John Crooke and W S Hoon. high gun in singles was R. Hoon with 98 and Schlesselman led handicap with 48. Bim Castle won doubles with 47.
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Grinnell
Schlesselman
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Grinnell Gun Club
Chet Williams
John Crooke
Valeria
W S Hoon
Jewell
Chet Willams
L D Vandenberg
Burlington
Finch
Mt. Ayre
E. Wilcockson
Sigourney
Bill Frutiger
R. Hoon
Schiesselman
Bim Castle
H R Hoon
Jewells
E Wilcocksen
Steoutney
Clrt Williams Grinnell
Charles City
Burlton
Cod. Schiesselman
B. Finch
Mt Ayre
Ilo
Harris Nevada
John Cronke
Valeriat
John Peterson
Link Thompson
Grinnelly
F Wartwig
Demons Rally at Tama Pow Wow Then Fall to Ladora
In Tama, the Amana colony Demons defeated the Tama Indians 6 to 5 on Saturday. On Sunday, the Demons lost to Ladora at Middle Amana by 10 to 9.
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Amana Colony
Tama
Davenport and Omaha take two in series
Davenport wins a 6 to 2 game while Omaha takes another game 7 to 1. In the Omaha contest Evans allows six runs on eight hits over 623 innings while Crossley and Riley provide offense for Davenport. In the St Joseph Rock Island game Eddie Marleau pitches effectively for St Joseph in a 2 to 1 victory.
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Omaha
Riley
Picket
Morales
Rye
Crossley
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F. Hall
Dixon
Evanz
Olsen
Cash
Hall
Plechora
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Davenport
Corrin
Kuntzman
Leake
ST. Joseph
Rock Island
Eddie Marleau
Julio Bonnetti
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Goodman
Starr
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Denson
Neb
Davenport Blue Sox
Pete Beam
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Ed Hall
Ib SE
O Riley
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ST_JOSEPH
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Monahan
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Patterson
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Rfoo
Benson
Doe
Poop
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St Joseph
Dossack
Brucker
MeIsaacs
Schultz
McIsaacs
Brucker Wrobel
Marleau
St. Josephs
Schreck
Welch Joseph
Poser Shuts Down Sioux City as Des Moines Wins Series Decider
Bobby Poser pitched well after a rough second inning allowing three hits in a 4 to 3 Des Moines victory over Sioux City to clinch the series. Hugh Willingham belted his nineteenth homer of the season, production that helped seal the win.
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Detroit
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Bobby Poser
Des Moines
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Ag Ogorek
Sone Orwell
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Gartke
Schulte
A Rebman
Rx Smith
Luby
Whitehouse
Ef Wilson
C . Willingham
Sone Hendee
Verilich
Im . Bozich
Zahn
Pove Rere
Orvroll
Hudson
Willingham
Hendee
Bozich
Hendce
Orwell
Wilson
Pires
Naylor
Willams
Columbus Junction And Wapello Tied For Lead
In Washington Iowa a Tri County league game saw Dale Fuhr hit a seventh inning homer to lift Washington over Crawfordsville 5 4 marking Crawfordsville’s first defeat in five starts. Norton and Kicsey paired for Washington while Hamilton and Cherryholmes teamed for Crawfordsville. Columbus Junction beat Wyman 4 2 and Wapello crushed Winfield 5 0. The league standings show Columbus Junction and Wapello tied for the lead.
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Dale Fuhr
Crawfordsville
Fuhr
Norton
Kicsey
Hamilton
Cherryholmes
Columbus Junction
Wyman
Wapello
Winfield
Yelovic Pitches Topeka Win Over Cedar Rapids
Topeka Raiders beat Cedar Rapids 6 to 2 as Joan Yelovic shut down the offense. Harold Anderson led Raiders with three hits amid a string of near-misses, while White and Brightwell powered a late rally. After this home stand, Topeka heads on a road trip through Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines before Aug 28 return.
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Joan Yelovic
Topeka
Omaha
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Des Moines
Harold Anderson
Bill Wilson
Brightwell
Senators
Velovic
Snyder
Larson
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Esrey
Lisle
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Mizeur
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rYelo
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Jackson
Reynolds
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Davenport
Rock Island
Wilfi Des Moines
Hill Park
Topeka Breese
Glossop
Winford
Carrere Wee
Brichtwell
Yelavich
Vensee
Totais
Cedar Rapids
Mw Anderson
Sn Reynolds
Jackson T
Oneka
Breese
Toneka
Williford
Iyder
Yelo- Larson
Vic Vilson
Yelovle
Velayle
Shieli
Inc
Velnarson
Miseuri
Haley
Brown
Grimm Deserts Cubs To Patch Up His Injuries
Chicago manager Charley Grimm left the Cubs for a few days in St Louis to treat a sore leg and an ailing back. Catcher Gabby Hartnett will run the club temporarily. President William Walker and officials denied plans for a managerial change by owner P K Wrigley despite Grimm’s absence.
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INS
Charley Grimm
Cubs
St. Louis
William Walker
Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
P. K. Wrigley
Walker
Charley
Local Net Team Defeats Clinton In Loop Tilt 7-2
Cedar Rapids defeated Clinton 7 to 2 in an Eastern Iowa tennis match at the Country Club. Netolicky and Yuill won in doubles while Dell Leibsohn and Dr. Bob Netolicky led singles with straight-set victories. Larry Dennis and Ralph Yuill also won their matches, contributing to the Cedar Rapids win.
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Clinton
Iowa
Dell Leibsohn
Bob Netolicky
Larry Dennis
Ralph Yulll
Ee Pelbeene
Jack Schuy
Bob
Netolicky
Yuill
Bendixen
Carrithers
Pew
Schuy
Ollmore
Yessler
Dennis
Huff
Bahnsen
Westerfield Sets Record In A A U 220 Yard Backstroke
DES MOINES AP University of Iowa swimmers dominated the midwestern A A U championships at Camp Dodge pool. Dick Westerfield won the 220 yard backstroke in 2 49.5, breaking Richard Hegelin's 2 57. He also contributed to Iowa’s strong showing along with Burton Amgwert and Bob Grove who each swept freestyle events. Anton Zukas claimed the three meter diving title.
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University of Iowa
Camp Dodge
Dick Westerfield
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richard Hegelin
Lincoln
R. H. Killebrew
Bob Grove
Anton Zukas
Three Teams Tie For Eastern Iowa League Lead
Bennett Lowden and Walcott share first as Eastern Iowa league standings show a three way tie. Wheatland holds second with a 11 4 record while Calamus Stanwood Clarence Grand Mound and Dixon trail with varying losses. standings list Bennett 13 3 Lowden 12 3 Walcott 12 3 Wheatland 11 4 Calamus 6 6 Stanwood 5 10 Grand Mound 2 22 Clarence 0 0 Dixon 1 8 7.
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Walcott
Calamus
Wheatland
Miner
Bawer
Schnack
Soenke
Shenpolk
Stanwood
Clarence
Grand Mount
Dixon
Tees
Lowden Mildgets Edge Federals 5 3 in Wapsie Valley play
The Lowden Mildgets defeated the Federals of Oxford Junction 5 to 3 in a Wapsie Valley league game played Sunday here.
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Lowden
Lowden Mildgets
Oxford Junction
Bellevue Defeats Maquoketa 8 to 5 in Iowa baseball clash
Bellevue won at Maquoketa 8 to 5 as Deppey held the locals to four hits through eight innings. Theisen and Chenzy closed the game after Deppey left, while Maquoketa rallied in the final frame. Pregame events included Frost winning the 100 yard dash and other field contests.
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Chenzy
Deppey
Theisen
Cheney
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Pinch
Davis
Frost
Bertsch
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