Miller and Wilcox Lead Iowa Open at Des Moines
Denmar Miller and Pat Wilcox shared the Iowa Open lead after 18 holes at the Galt Country Club, posting 71s on a rain-softened course. Johnny Vavra and Bob Wilton followed with 72s as heavy rains slowed fairways and favored accurate play over 6,640 yards.
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Pat Wilcox
OLF and Country Club
Des Moines
Mrosrtir
Norfolk
Neb
Galt and Country Club
simooXe
Johnny Vavra
Otst Rapids
Bob Wilton
Marshalltown
Una
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Wilcox
Heuce
Vavra
Wilton
Pete Jordan
Johnny Kraft
Oelwein
Harold Smith
West Okoboji
Ted Payseur
Dubuque
Clarence Yockey
Kansas City
Trosky home run fuels Hens wallop Millers 13 to 7 night
In Minneapolis Toledo surged to a 13 to 7 victory over the Millers as Trosky crashed a deciding home run. The game featured offensive bursts and a late surge that sealed the win for the Hens.
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Trosky
Inter League Tilt Plan Urged By Veeck In 1934
New York AP report quotes William L. Veeck president of the Chicago Cubs urging major league baseball to adopt a midseason inter league series to spark interest and reverse ongoing losses. He cites only one of sixteen clubs profitable last year and proposes matchups like Yankees vs Cubs and Giants vs Tigers to break midseason monotony.
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NEW York
William L
Bill) Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Veeck
Associated Press
Yankees
Athletics
Cubs
Giants
Tigers
Pirates
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Monona Team Slugs Out Two Victories
Monona defeated Castalia 13-2 in the opener and topped Pleasant Ridge 16-1 in the nightcap. Goltz pitched seven hit innings in the Castalia game while Church threw a shutout the second game. Muller Martin and Goltz hit homers in the first game and Goltz again homered in the nightcap.
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Gazette
Monona
Castalia
Pleasant Ridge Giants
Goltz
Church
Muller
Martin
Grinnell Boos ters Fall 4-2 to Newburg Club
Special to The Gazette Grinnell’s Boos ters lost to the Newburg ball club 4 to 2 Sunday afternoon. Murdoch pitched for Newburg allowing three hits, while Robinson pitched for Grinnell and allowed five hits.
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Grinnell Boosters
Newburg
Murdoch
Robison
Grinnell
Boxing Roundup From AP Stages Wide Roster of Wins
In a packed slate, Teddy Yarosz outpoints Vince Dunde in Monaca as Nick Davis defeats Frankie Wine in Louisville. Eddie Poland stops Eddie Ran Poland in San Francisco, Sally Dukelsky halts Johnny Phagan in Chicago, and Bucky Burton outpoints Al Jerome in New Orleans with decisive rounds.
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Associated Press
Wittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Monaca
Vince Dundee
Newark
San Francisco
Minneanalis
Eddie Ran
Poland
Louisville
Nick Davis
Frankie Wine
Hutte
Mont
Sally Dukelsky
Chicago
Johnny Phagcan
Maami
Bucky Burton
Clinton
al Jerome
New Orleans
East West gridmen in shape for game
East coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern leads a star filled East squad with fourteen all-Americans in a high stakes East West clash at Soldier Field under floodlights. Howard Jones of Southern California mans the West with seven Trojans in the starting lineup as both teams sharpen for a wide open pass heavy contest amid North western training and rivalries.
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Fast Horses To Race At West Union Fair
West Union Iowa H A Kent superintendent of Fayette county fair speed department says the current meet offers Iowa’s strongest harness horse field outside the state fair and Spencer. Seventy harness horses are on the grounds with entries from Canada and multiple Midwest states. In the 2.24 trot there are fourteen entries and 2.24 pace has twenty three. The 2.18 trot has fourteen and the 2.18 pace has seventeen. Friday features 2.14 trot with sixteen entries and 2.14 pace also with sixteen.
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West Union
H. A. Kent
Fayette County Fair
Iowa
Spencer
Canada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Gus Schrader Dominates Mason City Auto Races
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids set two track records at the north Iowa fair, winning top honors on a Miller Special. He clocked 28.6 seconds for the half mile and again set a new mark in the five mile event while also winning the feature. A spectator area incident occurred when Eddie Beaver of Milwaukee crashed through a fence into the crowd.
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Bob McCrary
Des Moines
R. A Miller
Iowa City
Bob McKee
Bill Adams
Sioux City
Dave Bonella
Ottumwa
S George
Holbrook
Clinton
Jack
Welsh
Art Andrews
Big Davenport
Art Bartlett
Russell Haas
Jefferson
Don Falls
North Platte
Neb
Glenn Darrow
Cedar Rapids
David Davis
Hillis Miller
Frank Jordan
Charles van Epps
Fox
Joe Brerat Tores
Mindey
Kansas
Vic Wretoba
Jim Canatar
Charles Heare
Burton Goekie
Hal Chase
Bretledy
Yates Payser
Mike Bhearmra
Amos Jewels
Crean
Tom_ Cunningham Nestor
Roy Simmons
Des Moanes
Art Hoiay
Tye Torr
Wally Krone
Oux
Billy Ransom
Des Mones
Earl Whiting
Jack Barlass
Helmbrecht
Howard Lake
Bedford
Bob Rost
Valley
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Atere
Eennery Miuttav
Rob Hartenberser
Mount Vernon
Woterar
Haraff Booten
Neier
Her
Murray
N. MacDonald
Valley Junction
George Heaney
Valentine
Centerville
Argor
Tees
Fred Denman
Max Entes
Mason City
Gus Schrader
Schrader
Sig Haughdahl
Eddie Beaver
Milwaukee
Elkport Defeats Farmersburg 7 to 5 In League Match
Elkport topped Farmersburg 7 to 5 in Clayton county league action on Elkport’s home diamond. The win keeps Elkport near the lead while Farmersburg drops to third. McGregor and Volga City remain to contest for position.
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Speretal
Elkport
Farmersburg
McGregor
Volga City
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues and minors
Newspaper page lists American League and National League standings with wins losses and percentages for New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati and others. Tuesday results include Boston 3 Pittsburgh 4 in 14 innings and St Louis at Brooklyn rain. Minor leagues Mississippi Valley and American Association entries show recent results and team records.
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Cleveland
Soa
Boston
Detroit
Iengton
New York
Phiteds
Philaelph
Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
T. Louth
W.L. Pet
Yichicago
Philadel
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Louis
Shires And Mates Appeal Decision In Salary Probe
Arthur Shires James Lindsey and Charles Wilson members of the Rochester club of the International Baseball league appealed fines after being cited for signing affidavits showing no extra pay though salaries exceeded contract figures. Bramham fined Shires 200 Lindsey 100 and Wilson 100. Gordon Slade also was fined 200 but has not appealed. The American Association barred the Columbus club from these players for the season. Shires Wilson and Lindsey were moved to Rochester while Slade rejoined the Cardinals.
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N. C
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James Lindsey
Charles Wilson
Rochester
International Baseball League
W. G. Bramham
National Association of Minor Leagues
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Ohio
Shires
Lindsey
Wilson
Bramham
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Slade
Cardinals
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Wrestling results across events from Montreal and Indianapolis
Ed Den George 215 from North Java New York threw Matres Kirilenko 217 Russia in 1 06 55. Ray Steele 218 from Glendale California defeated Mile Stein born 22H St Laura two falls to one.
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Montreal
Que
Ed den George
North Java
N. Y
Matres Kirilenko
Russia
Indianapolis
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Mile Steinborn
St. Laura
Braves Win In 14th To Top Pirates In Tight Duel
Boston Braves beat Pittsburgh Pirates 5 4 in 14 innings as Wally Berger hit a lefte field homer for his 22nd of the season. Fred Frankhouse worked the full game for Boston and Waite Hoyt started for Pittsburgh with Hal Am yielding to a pinch hitter. Al Spohrer walked to face Hoyt, then Hal Lee singled breaking Hoyt’s no hit bid in the 12th. Pirates tie score on a 2 run rally but Boston secures second place, seven games behind the Giants who idle.
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Wally
Berger
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Pirates
Braves
Corsairs
Fred Frankhouse
Boston
Waite Hoyt
Halam
al Spohrer
Hoyt
Hal Lee
Frankhouse
Pittsburgh
Coe to face Army and tough 1933 schedule
Coach Moray Eby outlines a strenuous 1933 slate for Coe Mohawks starting Sept. 22 at Grinnell. The eight consecutive weekends include Midwest conference rivals, a Missouri Valley opponent, and a late November Army game at West Point, with about 40 players and 20 veterans.
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West Point
Moray Eby
Coe
Mohawks
Enel
Iowa
Eby
Forrest Rutgers
Thomas Hayden
Kohawks
Grinnell
Army
Cornell
Knox
Luther
Cedar Rapides
Monmouth
Carleton
Northfield
Cedar Rapids
Cedar P Rapids
De Palma To Ride In Elgin Race Revival
Elgin Til AP Ralph De Palma one of the era’s fastest drivers returns to action in the Elgin national road race revival on Saturday afternoon. He won the last renewal in 1920 along with twenty others entering a 305 mile main event on an 844 mile course for 5000 dollars. A morning stock car race at 203 miles offers 3750 dollars.
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Elgin, Til
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Reformatory Snappers Down Oxford Junction 6 to 5
Reformatory Nine Licks Oxford Junction 6 to 5 on the institution diamond Saturday afternoon. Sparky Hall and Rube Daugherty pitched for the Snappers with Bill Blanch catching. Daugherty homered with two aboard in the fifth to spark the rally. Lightning kills about 500 persons annually in the United States.
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Reformatory Snappers
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Snappers
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Bright
Hanwardson
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