Giants Take Pair From Cubs In Doubleheader
New York Giants defeated Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader, cutting Chicago lead in the standings. Key moments included a three run homer by Ripple and strong pitching by Hubble, with late surge delivering game two to the Giants.
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National Amateur Medalist Loses In First Round
Alderwoond Country Club hosts the national amateur championship opening round. Roger Kelly of Los Angeles is upset by Sufern Tailer of Piong Rak New York in early match play. Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie defeats Bob Thompson of Stanford. Chick Harbert of Battle Creek also falls, losing to Walt Emery of Oklahoma. Revsnold Smith defeats Faddive Hogen in another first round match.
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Danny Mackayden Out For Rest Of Season With Injury
Unclear OCR text references Danny Mackayden and a season-ending condition. Mentions injuries and team context with scattered names. Unable to extract coherent details beyond the implied season loss and athletic context.
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Iowa Grid Team Travels to Seattle for opener
The Iowa football squad will travel to Seattle to face the University of Washington in the season opener. They depart Cedar Rapids Wednesday Sept 22 and arrive Friday Sept 24, traveling by streamliner train and rail route, returning home after the game.
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Berwyn Foses To Fast Iynn Junior Tourney Report
Berwyn foses To Fast Iynn Mass in a junior tournament as the team faced Ras Ream. The aboard Ubreeshitball Bet Pens gamer American Teg edged the Bee or dt rine 1 to 0 before Thonpefore Tursdes te ton the te rea tie onwingon.
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Demons Diehard Home Run Duo Beats Raiders in Twin Bill
Des Moines and Cedar Rapids opened the series with a high scoring contest as Demers belted two homers and Criscola added another. Cedar Rapids fought back tying the game late before Des Moines pulled away in the final frames for a 6 5 win.
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Willcox Holds Narrow Lead In Town Open
DES MOINES AP big Don Willcox, a Des Moines pro, clung to a one stroke edge after 36 holes at the Town Open Hyperion course. Joe Brown, also from Des Moines, sits one back with 141 total, while Clarence Yockry of Kansas City stands 3 behind the leader at 144.
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Handicap Meet At Country Club Draws Local Entrants
The Handicap Meet at the country club will run Thursday through Sunday with rounds and eliminations. About sixty members are expected to enter the tournament as the club hosts the event.
Mneming And Hogan Advance In Vennis Meet With Victories
Mleming and Hogan advanced in the city tennis meet with victories. Hogan defeated Werwin Wondas to reach the equestrian finals, while other early rounds produced mixed results for players such as Ferree, Rown, and Poach in various junior and women singles events.
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Standings and schedule highlights from WE RN LEAGUE
The WE RN LEAGUE standings show New York and Chicago leading with mixed results. Wednesday results include New York 10 over Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 4 over Cleveland. Thursday schedule features Washington at Chicago and Boston at Detroit with several city matchups.
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West Union Defeats Hawkeye Team 8-4 in Fasette Series
West Union beat Hawkeye 8 to 4 in the Fasette counts fair series opener. Granger and Trudga led West Union at bat while Stevens and Gundacker started for Hawkeye. St Pucas faces Monona next, with Volga City and Stolbucas scheduled Friday.
Davenport Stifles Waterloo in 6 3 Victory
Davenport Blue Sox beat Waterloo 6 to 3 in Western league action to halt Waterloo's second half pennant push. Swigart pitched seven hits allowed while Mack powered Davenport with two triples and a single in four trips. Schmidt started for Waterloo, lasting 3 2 3 innings before Zahn relieved.
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Devine Davis and Kistler Named Fresh Coaches at Iowa
Athletic Director E G Dad Schrader appoints Glen Devine J E Wad dy Davis and Joy W Kistler as freshman football coaches at the University of Iowa for the fall. One will be head freshman coach before practice starts Sept 27 under Irl Tubbs the new head coach. Davis captained the 1917 team and Devine starred 1919 to 1921. Kistler has two advanced degrees and has coached in Missouri and at University High School in Iowa City.
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Edith Bows To Party In West Meet
Marion Miley of Cincinnati advanced to the quarter finals of the thirty seventh annual women's Western golf tournament by defeating Opal Hill of Kansas City one up in a dramatic finish on the eighteenth green. Patty Berg of Minneapolis defeated Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque by five and three.
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Senators Edge Browns 7-6 in Extra Innings Thriller
Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 6 as Joe Kuhel doubled and Buddy Myer sacrificed in the ninth scoring the winning run. Van Atta and Linke pitched in relief as nine Browns left on base and eleven Senators reached.
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Des Moines Youth Leads In Class A At Grand American
Stanley Meadows a 17 year old from Des Moines won the national junior championship and broke 200 in a row on Wednesday to assume the lead in the class A national championship at the Grand American Trapshoot in Vandalia Ohio where the country's top gunners competed.
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Oldtimers Challenge Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Clubs
The Oldtimers group of Cedar Rapids veterans over 60 years old issued a challenge to any city club. Members include Brink Jackson Morningstar White Luck Jelinek White neck and Lightner. They ban teams with Lefty Stoney or Joe Yeager. Contact Dr John Griffith at 209 B Avenue NE.
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Feller Strikes Out 16 Red Sox to Power 8 1 Win
Cleveland paces past Boston 8 to 1 as Bob Feller fans 16 in a near record effort. The Indians move to 4 wins, 5 losses, while Red Sox suffer a 7 to 3 comeback loss in the nightcap.
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Yankees Rout White Sox Behind Thornton Lee
The New York Yankees defeated Chicago White Sox 101 to 5 as Thornton Lee, once a jinx, pitched effectively and kept the Yankees ten games ahead in the American League race.
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Gazette Newsies defeat Bever Brewers 8-0
Priests pitching and L Golad produced a sharp win for the Gazette Newsies over the Bever Brewers. All eight runs came in the sixth inning as the offense clicked Wednesday morning.
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