YANKEES EDGE OUT FELLER INDIANS 3-2
Warneke earns eighth straight decision as St Louis edges Philadelphia 1-0 tying Brooklyn's nine straight wins. Marion's single and Warneke's sac bunt drive the fifth inning run. Moores two base hits and Rizzo error contribute in a tense 1-0 win for St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Len Warneke
S* Louis
INS
Martin Marion
Warneke
Terry Moores
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St Johnson
Kirby Higbee
O'Orengo
Sti'nson
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Mueller
Warneker
Highe
Elghth
Rizzo
Moore
Key Moore
Orenco
Marion
Mize
St Louis
Innines
Hinbe
S. Johnson
S. Johnson Dince
Dodgers Thunder Cubs 11-3 in Brooklyn Rout
Brooklyn crushed Chicago 11 to 3 to snap a five game skid as Curt Davis earned his fifth win. Cam Dallessandro hit his first major league homer with two aboard, while Gallagher, Reiser, and Davis drove in runs. Raffensberger and Bryant struggled for the Cubs against a seven run second inning rally.
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INS
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Cubs
Dodgers
Ken Raffensberger
Clay Bryant
Bryant
Larry French
Curt Davis
Cam Dallessandro
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Hack
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O Herman
Medwick,If
Bonura
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Leiber
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Camill
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Coscarart
Reiser
Dallessandro
Gallagher
Davis
Camilli
Mattick Herman
Herman
Raffensberger
Raffensberser
Janines Bryant
French
French ¢Camilli
Todd Losins
Klein, Ballanfant
Campbell
Tribe
Detroi Tigers
Ctors
Rapid Robert
Chicago White Sox
Ken Kelt
Ner
Rune
Atley Donald
Bobby
Raiders Doubleheader at Waterloo as Decatur Advances
Waterloo hosts a doubleheader with the Cedar Rapids Raiders at 2 pm while Decatur posts a 3 to 2 win over Moline. Clinton’s rained out game at Madison. Springfield and Evansville postponed for a later doubleheader today. Decatur moves 1½ games ahead of Clinton and within 4½ of the Raiders. Meket and Hoffman, Card and Kluttz.
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Cedar Rapids Raiders
Waterloo
Clinton
Madison
Decatur
Moline
Commies
Raiders
Springfield
Evansville
Marine coach Bierman completes training session
Quantico Virginia report states Bernie Bierman Minnesota football coach and major in the United States Marine Corps reserves has completed a training session at the base.
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Quantico
Nea
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
United States Marine Corps Reserves
Thompson of Reds Shuts Out Bees 5 to 0
Sophomore Gene Thompson pitched a complete game, scattering seven hits and fanning nine to blank Boston 5 to 0. The Reds backed him with timely hitting, scoring nine runs in the second inning and adding one in the seventh to widen their lead over the Bees and maintain their NL stranglehold.
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Thompson
REDS
Boston
Cincinnati
Gene Thompson
Boston Bees
Bees
Dodgers
Chicago
Harry Craft
Mike MecCormick
Bill Myers
Roosevelt Juniors Face Marion in Afternoon Baseball
Roosevelt Hotel's American Legion juniors, rained out Saturday with Brandon, will play the Marion Merchants this afternoon on the Marion diamond at 2:30. The Hotel nine will visit Brandon next Saturday for a return game.
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Roosevelt Hotel
American Legion
Brandon
Marion Merchants
Marion
Hotel
Who's To Save Indians If Feller Can't Do It
George Kirkley argues 21 year old pitcher Bob Feller can salvage the Cleveland Indians pennant drive amid August slumps and payroll tensions. A team member questions Manager Vitt's World Series share, recalling past money disputes as the pennant race tightens and fans await decisive September play.
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George Kirkley
New York
Robert William Andrew Feller
Iowa
Pirates
Giants
Indians
Yanks
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland
Vitt
Oscar
Boston
Cubs
Mark Koenig
Chicago
Pirates Lose on Heintzelman Wild Pitch Ninth
New York rallied from behind with two eighth inning runs and Ken Heintzelman's ninth inning wild pitch allowed Joe Moore to score the decisive run as the Giants defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 6. Elbie Fletcher homered with two aboard for the Pirates, while Tony Cuccinello and Johnny Rucker delivered tying hits in the eighth.
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Pittsburgh
Ken Heintzelman
Joe Moore
New York
Pirates
Tony Cuccinello
Johnny Rucker
Giants
Elbie Fletcher
C'cinello
Gustine
Jurges
Wdevis
Witek
Danning
Cuccinello
Rucker
N. Youne
Moore
Elliott
Fletcher
Demaree
Pittsburch
M. Brown
Lohrman
Hubbell
Heintzelman
M Brown
Brown
W. Brown
Butcher
W Brown
Landis Fines Michigan State League for Firing Umpire Williams
Judge Landis fined the Michigan State league 500 for firing umpire Bob Williams and ordered payment of Williams’ season and playoff wages. He denounced league officials who discharge umpires to avenge unfavorable calls, noting politics taint baseball from top to bottom and that umpires are fall guys. The column argues umpires face inevitable criticism and stresses pride in honest calls.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
Michigan State League
Bob Williams
Williams
Landis
Men In Blue
Joe Desk
Upper Mississippi League
Doak
Browns Rally to Beat A's in 10 Inning Tilt 6-5
George McQuinn scored on Nelson Potter's wild pitch in the tenth to lift the St Louis Browns past the Athletics 6-5. Walt Judnich drilled a sixth inning homer to spark a back from behind effort as Trotter earned the win in relief.
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Philadelphia
George McQuinn
Nelson
Comets Open Home Schedule Against Palo at Daniels Park
Cedar Rapids Comets host Palo of the Corn Valley league this afternoon at Daniels Park in the season's only home game. Start time is 2 o'clock.
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Palo
Cedar Rapids Comets
Daniels Park
Comets
Knott and Smith Spark Sox in Doubleheader Wins
Chicago White Sox beat Washington 4-2 and 2-1 as Jack Knott and Edgar Smith combined seven hits allowed and sealed the two contests. Knott aided by Johnny Riggs relieved in game one, Smith tallying in game two with late runs and strong pitching to outlast Krakauskas.
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Washington
Jack Knott
Edgar Smith
Chicago White Sox
Knott
Johnny Rignes
Cioght
Nationals
White Sox
Smith
Ganinas
Rick Ferrell
Standings and results across multiple leagues and games
A dense league snapshot shows standings for WL and WLPct with teams Springfield Evansville and Madison among others, plus results from Saturday including Decatur 3 Moline 2 and Cedar Rapids at Waterloo. Sunday matchups include Clinton at Madison and Moline at Decatur, Springfield at Evansville. National League notes feature Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and New York results, with forthcoming Chicago at New York and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. American League games top Saturday and Sunday cards with Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis and Milwaukee rainouts noted.
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Rapids
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Decatur
Moline
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Cedar Rapids
Pias
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Louisville
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Valedo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Red Sox sweep Tigers as wild pitch seals tight win
Boston wins 8 7 on Al Benton’s bases full wild pitch in the second game of a twin bill after Detroit took the opener 12 1. Detroit piled up 16 hits off three Boston pitches and Ted Williams pitched the last two innings, yielding three hits and the final run.
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Jeff Heath
Rosars
Heath
Umpies
Joe Gordon
Red Rolfe
Dahlgren
Keirie
Foreman Toomey
Murphy
Indoars
Geogee Sclhirk
Mickey
Billy Knickerbocker
Crosetti
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Roxy Weatherly
Boston
al Benton
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Ted Williams
Rudy York
Knapp and Rall Advance to Net Tourney Finals
Russell Knapp reached the final by defeating Norris Hunt while Dick Rall, a Coe College player, beat John Gross. The Ced ar Rapids event semifinal winners meet this afternoon at 4 o clock at Kenmore courts for the traveling trophy.
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Russell Knapp
Dick Rall
Knapp
Norris Hunt
Rall
Coe College
John Gross
Kenmore Courts
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