White Sox Triumph in Slugfest Over Yankees 9-8
In Chicago, Tony Diet hits a go ahead double off Johnny Murphy in the ninth to score Luke Appling and seal a 9-8 win for the White Sox over the first place Yankees. Mule Haas drove in the tying and winning runs as Chicago tallies 15 hits led by Haas.
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Senators Beat Browns 9 to 6 Behind Lewis Hom run
Washington Senators defeated the St Louis Browns 9 to 6 on Tuesday. Buddy Lewis homered for Washington in the third inning as Amada allowed 5 runs over 4 23 innings. The noisy offensive output propelled the Senators to the win.
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Radio Programs Wednesday Philadelphia Sinites A Decenre
Local Philadelphia radio listings show morning and afternoon segments with multiple stations and program blocks. The page lists names of shows and schedules across NBC CBS and other networks, including sports and orchestra broadcasts.
Favorites Win In National Doubles Meet
The 1937 national doubles event at Longwood Cricket Club began on slick grass courts with top contenders advancing. Don Budge and Gene Mako beat Robert Harmon and George Toley in four sets to reach the next round, while German stars Baron Gottfried von Cramm and Henner Henkel defeated Richard Murphy and Sam Fitch in four sets.
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Jim Turner Shuts Out Pirates 1-0 In Bees Home Win
Jim Turner allowed five hits as the Bees defeated the Pirates 1-0 in the opening game of a two game series. It marked Turner's third straight win and his 14th of the year. He held Boston to a total of 14 hits over his last three starts.
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Raiders Triumph Over Des Moines Club 11-3
Cedar Rapids Dodgers defeat Des Moines 11 to 3 behind strong pitching by Al Krupski who allowed six walks and nine strikeouts. Thomas Krupski and De Forest homered as Cedar Rapids bats exploded with five runs in the eighth. Pyle’s sale to St Louis Browns noted. two Des Moines runs came on a Colascola walk and Hughes triple.
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Atkins Panthers Triumph 2-0 Over Shellsburg
The Atkins Panthers defeated the Shellsburg Tunsers 2 to 0 on the Atkins field. Players Rebne and Ro Deksor contributed goals for Atkins, with Raterec noted in relation to Shelly Yurp on the Shelly side.
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Willcox's 66 Leads In Town Open Golf Meet
Des Moines AP report highlights Don Willcox, 22, of Des Moines, firing a 66 on Hyperion to lead the Iowa Open after the first 18 holes. Leonard Dodson of Springfield, Missouri trails by four with a 70, while a crowded field of Midwest pros and amateurs chase in Des Moines.
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Auto Salesman Is Champion Of Trap Champions
Haley Jones of Wood River Illinois broke 325 targets without a miss from the 16 yard line to win the champion of champions title as the Grand American program opened in Vandalia. Jones 30 year old automobile salesman also tied for class AA laurels and then won a shoot-off. Other top finishes included Hoon, Meadows, Daniels and a veterans title winner in the over 65 division.
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Waterloo Edges Davenport 5 1 To Even Series
Waterloo earns a 5 1 victory behind Emil Hemenway, evening the Davenport series. Blue Sox run tally includes two unearned Waterloo errors, with Mack leading Waterloo and Backer contributing. Davenport scores unearned in the third as Weathered by costly miscues.
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Berwyn Legion Reaches Finals in Northeast Meet
Berwyn New Jersey junior American Legion squad routed South Bend Indiana 17 to 3 to reach the regional championship final. Polivka and Lech contributed on defense as catcher and first baseman with 27 putouts.
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Three Jockeys Injured in Thistledown Spill
In the fifth race at Thistledown Park Cleveland AP reports Taxpayer a four year old gelding died after breaking neck in a spill on a turn. Jockey Tom E Ward was thrown bruised. Jockeys W F Ward riding Quick Delivery and Frank Grill on Litigation were also thrown and bruised as horses bunched in the spill.
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Kelly Takes Lead In Natl Amateur Meet
Roger Kelly of Los Angeles shot 70 for a 142 total to lead the National Amateur golf championship qualifying at Lderwood Country Club Portland Oregon. Frank Strafaci Brooklyn and Robert Thompson Stanford both in contention with 149 totals as rain eased and crowds gathered for match play starting Wednesday.
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Woman lands 757 pound tuna in Shelburne harbor
Shelburne Nova Scotia reports Mrs Earl S Potter of Brookville New York claiming a world record catch for women with a 757 pound tuna in Shelburne harbor. The previous female North American record was 749 pounds set by Mrs Francis Low in Jordan's Bay Nova Scotia last year.
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Standings and Results From Monday Games
Standings show Waterloo 22 14 .611 leading, followed by Des Moines 17 23, Cedar Rapids 26 17 .605, Sioux City 13 23 361, Davenport 21 22 1488. Monday results: Cedar Rapids 11 Des Moines 3, Waterloo 5 Davenport 1, Sioux City idle. Tuesday games: Cedar Rapids at Des Moines, Waterloo at Davenport.
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Baseball and hockey style standings with scattered results
A cluttered sports tally shows New York Cleveland Washington Chicago and other teams with win loss records, upcoming games, rainy conditions, and yesterday results like Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 3. An odd concluding fact notes an average man shaves twenty square miles of face in a lifetime.
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First Day Of Racing Held At West Liberty
Special to The Gazette West Liberty The first day of racing at the West Liberty fair produced several events with Fast times and a purse list. Winners include Tess McCann in the mile race and Privately in the five eighths mile, with other placings noted for Bug Eddy Minnie Fox Cooper and Little Patriot among others.
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Athletics Take 10 To 7 Exhibition Ball Game
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Centre County All Stars 10 to 7 in an exhibition in Bellefonte Pennsylvania with about two thousand fans in attendance. Scoring details show the Athletics led 23 0 14 9 00 and the All Stars 0 0 0 6 01. Players listed include Williams Johnston Finney Dean Fonroy Rohrer Watt Allmiller Lytle UCAS.
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Browns Buy Pyle From Des Moines Club
The St. Louis Browns announced Monday the purchase of Ewald Pyle a left handed pitcher from Des Moines of the Western league.
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