Cubs Sweep Phillies 5 1 as Malone Shuts Down Phillies
Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 behind Pat Malone who held the Phillies to six hits and widened their lead over Brooklyn to three and a half games in the National League pennant race. Hal Lee homered in the seventh, and the Cubs set a NL record with only one assist in the inning.
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Lehman Gards 137 In Western Amateur
Johnny Lehman of Chicago, 1930 Western Amateur champion, posted a 66 to lead Rockford Country Club course qualifying. He followed Tuesday with four birdies and consistent rounds, earning medalist honors on the final qualifying day of the 1932 Western Amateur.
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Yankees Rally to Upset Browns 8 2 in upset tense
The New York Yankees reverse a losing streak to beat the Cleveland Browns 8 to 2. Lazzeri and Gehrig pace the offense with Ruth contributing as the Yankees pull even in the series.
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Standings and results from regional baseball and league play
Standings for MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LEAGUE show Davenport Island Keokuk Waterloo and others with mixed records. Monday results include Cedar Rapids 6 Davenport 0 and Moline at Cedar Rapids. Tuesday games list Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis matchups with mixed outcomes across American League and other leagues.
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Macks Pound White Sox In 15 to 7 Victory
Philadelphia AP report notes Cannon used three pitchers for fourteen hits and five homers as the Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox 15 to 7 to take the series three games to one. Mickey Cochrane hit his 18th and Simmons his 27th, with McNair, Bing Miller, and others contributing runs.
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Sport Jabs Roundup From Omaha and Sioux City Card
Frankie Winnipes defeats Freddy Penn in bantamweight. Jimmy Thomson and Jay Conlon draw in featherweights. Verble Kempker beats Villa in bantamweights. Pete Egal defeats Speedy Claston in Tulsa bantamweights. Gene Kenox and Buddy Wartis draw in bantamweights. Young Miller and Bud Short draw in middleweights. Charley Bellangers knocks out Jimmy Slattery in Buffalo. Joe Marcus in Pittsburgh scene with Taomas Wash and Fatsy Henningan.
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New Orleans Beats Minneapolis In Legion Tourney
New Orleans advanced in the Junior American Legion western baseball tournament with an 8 to 6 victory over Minneapolis after a late rally. The game featured leaders Smith and Gleason and was highlighted by a scoring surge in the final innings.
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Mrs Hill and Miss Robinson win Western tourney
In Peoria, Mrs Hill and Miss Robinson reach the Western Championship’s second round. Hill posts a 73 with steady play to advance, while Robinson also advances after a 75 in qualifying. Other results include Browne defeating Carser and Drennan, with several matches continuing across the field.
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Rosenbloom Beats Godwin On Decision
Rosenbloom won a ten round decision over Godwin of Georgia in a non title bout. He fought defensively, avoiding damage while maintaining control, and accepted the referee’s ruling after the bout. The two meet again in Charlotte, North Carolina, on August 30.
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Bunnies Split Doubleheader with Davenport in Cedar Rapids
Davenport Cedar Rapids series ends with a doubleheader split as Nub Kleinke wins the opener 6 to 2 for Cedar Rapids while Davenport punches back 15 to 0 in the nightcap behind a 16 hit onslaught. Speraw injures leg. Chervenko to fill in at shortstop.
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Good Golf By Chester Horton Lesson on swing speed
An old column explaining why rushing the forward swing reduces speed, detailing how fixed backpressure from the grip drives the clubhead faster, and highlighting a modern overspin putting method. Includes brief game notes and umpire details from the 1932 period.
Giants Triumph Over Braves In Night Game 23 to 5
A nearly 1,500 crowd watched the Colored Giants defeat the Tama Indians 23 to 5 at Bunny Park after delays to save electricity. Lefty Ford started for the Giants, allowing early runs but the Giants struck back with ten runs in the fourth. Strong hitting by A Bear and Jones, plus timely relief by George Clark, sealed the lopsided win with multiple extra base hits and no major disputes among players.
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Walter Johnson Doomed As Washington Manager
Washington baseball circles report Walter Johnson will be replaced as manager at year end. The plan centers on replacing the gentle skipper with a tougher leader, with Joe Judge, Sam Rice, or Stanley Harris in consideration, while Frank Navin’s son Stanley Harris looms as a potential target if Navin agrees.
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Bees top Islanders 9 to 5 to take series finale
Burlington won the final game of the Rock Island series 9 to 5. Bees benefited from Struss wildness and hits, while Butzberger held steady until the eighth. Islanders rallied with two hits for one run in the eighth and added three more in the ninth for two. Tit-Bits notes and a jurist exchange follow.
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Risk Of Purdue Signs With Chicago Cardinals
CHICAGO, UP Eddie Risk of Terre Haute Ind former Purdue halfback and Bucky Moore of Memphis former Tennessee halfback have been signed by the Chicago Cardinals for this fall.
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Griffith Too Small To Fight Primo Carnera
Chicago promoter barred from staging a bout between Tuffy Griffith and Primo Carnera by the athletic commission. Griffith weighs 188 pounds while Carnera tips the scales near 265, leading to a decision that Griffith is too small for the match.
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Real estate transfers involving joint tenants and parcels
Adolph Ehrenberger transfers to Frances and Frank Naibert as joint tenants with full joint rights in Greene and College Addition Co. R. Title valued at $1. Frances Najbert and husband convey lot 34 Irr Sur to Ehrenberger with street front impact. $1. Henry Thede conveys to Joseph and Frantiska Bednar with rights of either as joint tenants, land in sections 4 86 7. Esther Hill transfers to Clara Minehart Central City lands lots 17 18 19 20 in Central City Land and Improvements Replat. All deeds record $1 consideration and 8-32 8-5 32 8-17-32.
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