Bunnies Triumph At Home Over Waterloo In 4 2 Win
Verdi earned his sixth straight victory for the Bunnies as they beat Waterloo 4 2 to close a home stand. Mizeur and Blocsaum led with two hits apiece while Verdi held Waterloo to two early runs, then cruised the rest of the way. Davenport’s win elsewhere kept the pennant gap at one and a half games in favor of first place.
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John Verdi
Bunnies
Buns
Davenport
Moline
Verdi
Hawks
George Potter
White Sox
Mizeur
Blocsaum
Cedar Rapids
Laskowski
Chervenko
Seghi
Senne
Brandes
Denson
Gaffrie
Reider
Esrey
Redmond
Bloebaum
Keokuk
Burlington
Ben Marlanee
Play Consolation Matches In Tennis Club Tourney
In the consolation tournament Ira Carrithers defeated John Palmer 6-4 4-6 6-3. Parker Randall won over M. W. O'Reilly 6-1 6-3. Willard Hayes defeated John MacLaren 6-3 6-0.
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Ira Carrithers
John Palmer
Parker Randall
M. W. O'Reilly
Willard Hayes
John MacLaren
Unemployed Amana Play At Bunny Park Sunday
A game featuring the Unemployed team and a club from the Amana colony is scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 at Bunny Park. The event aims to raise funds with profits after expenses divided among the city’s jobless players.
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Bunny Park
Park Ween E Unemsioget
Amana Colony
Johnny Delmar to Box in Ottumwa Charity Show
Centerville boxer Johnny Delmar will fight at Ottumwa on September 8 in a charity boxing event held in an arena. Proceeds will support local community efforts.
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Anderson
Ottumwa
Johnny Delmar
Centerville
Otaeaamen
Squeeze Play Delivers 5 4 Davenport Victory
Davenport defeats Moline 5 to 4 as Dixon bunts for a ninth inning squeeze. Fisbee came in after seven innings, allowed four runs but settled, Passeau held the visitors to six hits, and Davenport loaded the bases in the ninth for the winning run.
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Davenport
Dixon Bunting
Daven
Moline
Jame Fisvee
Linke
Moline Passeau
Dixon
Yanks Take Third From Tribe 4 to 2
The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig powered the victory with home runs. Allen pitched effectively for the Yankees, handing Cleveland a loss as Gehrig and Ruth delivered key runs to secure the win.
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TRIBE
NEW York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Ruth
Yanks
Cleveland
Vosmik
Indians
Lazzeri
Cissell
Fas
Dickey
Cross Wins 2-1 Pitch Duel in Overtime
In Keokuk ward Cross pitched a 2-1 victory over Burling ton's Gil Ausie. The game featured a bases loaded jam in the twelfth and Cheeves driving a home run for O'Dea while Burling ton tied it in the ninth on three walks and an outfield fly.
Dixon Postal Clerk Wins Grand American Trapshooting Title
Arthur E. Scheffield of Dixon Illinois nabbed the grand American handicap crown in heavy rain and wind. He broke 98 of 100 targets to win the final event and claim a large share of 11000 in stakes among 900 shooters with six runners-up on 97 after shoot-offs.
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Vandalia
Arthur E. Scheffield
Dixon, Ill
Scheffield
Fragmentary onion peeling scene in a knife conflict
A fragmentary OCR reads a figure with a knife eyeing smooth white cheeks as onion peeling is finished, indicating a tense moment. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Grove Wins 20th as Athletics Edge Browns 5 4
Lefty Grove earned his 20th victory with a 5 4 win over the St. Louis Browns as the Athletics held off a late Browns rally. Simmons delivered a run producing single after Cochrane moved to third, while Grove’s two run homer in the second inning highlighted the victory. Jimmy Foxx hit his 47th homer and Al Simmons his 28th. Stewart took the loss.
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al Simmons
Stewart
ST. Louis
Golf's Greatest Teacher Explains Swing and Balance
The article reviews a lesson by Chester Horton on coordinated body movement for golf. It emphasizes an inspeed down swing, energy flow from the toe, left side weight transfer, and club speed as a result of control rather than effort. It notes Horton's praised putting and ends with 1932 copyright mention.
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Nate
Bettey
Mr. Horton
Hoffman Wins Iowa State Fair Race Feature
Sam Hoffman of Sioux City won the Iowa State Fair sweepstakes driving a Bagley special in 12 minutes 48 seconds on the 12½ mile course. He defeated Cedar Rapids favorite Gus Schrader and LeMars’s Emory Collins. Sig Haugdahl did not compete. Schrader had the fastest heat in 28 11.
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Des Moines
Sam Hoffman
Sioux City
Hoffman
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Emory Collins
LeMars
Sig Haugdahl
Daytona Beach
Fla
Haugdahl
Desa Oene
Cece Ads
Schrader Cond
Tony Willman
Schrader
Howard
Speed
Peter Rae Ea Miles
Dinie Belmont
Riley
Speed motorcycles thrill Iowa State Fair second day races
Des Moines reports a crowded speed program at the Iowa State Fair with top riders from across the nation contesting purses in a prominent feature event. Notables include Willie Christ of Hammond Indiana and Derby Weston, a 1931 national champion, among numerous Iowa entrants.
Pa. Wrestler Steele Wins Two Straight Falls
Ray Steele of Pa weighing 212 pounds won his match in straight falls at the wrestling event. Details of opponent and venue are not provided in the text.
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Associated Press
Ray Steele
Cubs Sweep Series With Robins 10-4
The Cubs erupted in a decisive third inning, nine runs on eight hits off Thurston Vance and Quinn, as Warneke earned his nineteenth win. Hartnett doubled and Koenig and Stephenson added key hits while Hack Wilson led Dodgers with a 21st homer. Dan Taylor also homered late in the game. Brooklyn clings to second place with Pittsburgh two outs.
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Warneke
Cubs
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Hollis Thurston
Dazzy Vance
Jack Quinn
Mark Koenig
Hartnett
Stephenson
Stripp
Herman
Hack Wilson
Wrigley Field
Dodgers
Dan Taylor
Dizzy Dean Shuts Giants as Cardinals Win Series Finale
Dizzy Dean limited New York to five hits again and the Cardinals beat the Giants 4 to 2 to take the series. Carl Hubbell and Mel Ott homered for the Giants, Ott’s 28th of the season. An English error in the sixth produced unearned runs and the decisive inning. Ott also made a heads up play covering first base in a rundown and helped complete a double play.
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ST. Louis
Dizzy Dean
New York Giants
Cardinals
Dean
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Hubbell
English
Ott
Terry
Hogan
Watkins
Mississippi Valley League Standings and Saturday Games
Standings show WL L Petiga Mississippi Valley League with Keokuk and Burlington in play. Results list Waterloo 3 Keokuk 2 and notes Burlington at Peewee as water grounds. Games Saturday scheduled with limited details and scattered scores.
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Sabeae
ParDay
Revenport
Waterloo
Eokuk
Burlington Island
Peewee
Incomplete OCR sports notes from Cincinnati and Chicago games
Fragmentary report lists several games with teams like New te and Cincinnati and Chicago venues. It mentions results and players but no clear outcomes or dates.
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New Zee
Chic Brook
Cincinnati
Unclear fragment prompts sports recap
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Friday results and Saturday games with locations Philadelphia and Cleveland. Unable to determine teams, dates, scores, or full event details from the provided material.
Moreland Leads Couch After First Round at Western Amateur
Gus Moreland of Dallas opened strong in Rockford Illinois holding a 3 up advantage over Ira L Couch of Chicago after 18 holes of their 36 hole Western amateur final. After a tense start the match swung with par fours and clutch putts as Moreland recovered from early trouble.
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Ockford Country Club
Rockford
Ill
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Texas
Ira L. Couch
Chicago
Moreland
Couch
Dallas Youngster
Moreland Oneee
Rockford, al
Tex
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Johnny Lehman
Olympia Fields
Lehman
Seaver
French Lose in National Doubles at Longwood
At Longwood, Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill defeated Henri Cochet and Marcel Bernard 16-14 3-6 4-6 9-7 6-2 to reach the national doubles final as American and French teams clash in the semifinals and mixed doubles action continues.
Suhr and Waner Highlight Scattered Baseball Notes
Fragmentary game notes mention Suhr, Waner, Davis, and Barte with Sacrifices and a double play. References to Philadelphia and Pittsburg bells suggest an old era box score fragment. Details are incomplete but indicate base running and fielding events.
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Suhr
L. Waner
Trainary Lee
P. Waner
Davis
Wanes
Suhr Comoros
V. Davis
Barte
Hurst
Philadelphia
Collins Chegnon
Vines and Gledhill Win National Doubles Title
Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill, California stars and Davis Cup holders, captured the national doubles championship in Brookline Massachusetts. They defeated Wilmer Allison and Johnny Ryn in straight sets 6-4 6-3 6-2 after advancing past each challenge.
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Brookline
Mass
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Gledhill
California
Wilmer Allison
Johnny Ryn
Langeeed
Ogee Ig A Outere
Lucile Robinson Leads Mrs Hill at Halfway Mark
In Peoria Illinois Miss Lucile Robinson of Des Moines stood one up on Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City at the 18 hole halfway point of their 36 hole women's Western golf championship final. Hill led early then Robinson rallied on the inward nine after trailing by two after nine.
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Peoria
Ill
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Iowa
Hill
Miss Robinson
Miss Ravior Repeats Canadian Ten Mile Swim Victory
Miss Margaret Ravior of Philadelphia claimed her third consecutive Canadian national ten mile swim title on Lake Ontario. She surged to the lead early and stretched her advantage as the field faded. about 30,000 spectators watched in windy conditions. The winner received the top prize.
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Ont
INS
Margaret Ravior
Philadelphia
Ravior
Lake Ontario
Allison Van Ryn Triumph In Grueling National Doubles
Defending champions Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn survived a three hour five set semi final against George Lott and Frank Shields. They won 6-3 2-6 9-11 6-4 13-11 as the crowd and players nearly collapsed from exhaustion.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
George Lott
Frank Shields
Allison
van Ryn
American Golfers Tie Up Narrow Win Over Foreign Born Stars
Horton Smiths team of American born pros edged Tommy Armours foreign born lineup in a two day match. After a 3 2 advantage in four ball play both sides fought to a 614 to 5 of final match play for a total score of 10 to 8. Ed Dudley added a 67 to his 69 from Thursday defeating Clarence Hackney 4 and 3.
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Chicago
Horton Smith
Tommy Armour
Invaders
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Clarence Hackney
Wood And Parker Win Matches In Canada Net Meet
Five American players and three Canadians contended in the Seigniory club event at Lucerne Quebec. Sidney Wood beat Ed Feibleman 7 2 6 4 then edged J Leclerc 9 7 as Parker defeated Eddie Condon 6 1 6 1 in quarterfinal action. Ellsworth Vines will face Parker in an exhibition match on Sunday.
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Parker
Canada
Lucerne-In-Quebec
INL
Seigniory Club
Sidney R. Wood
New York
Ed Feibleman
J. Leclerc
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Eddie Condon
Ottawa
Sun
Ellsworth Vines
United States
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Unable to extract a coherent report from the provided text. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or events are readable enough to form a factual summary.
New Orleans to Represent West in Legion Ball Meet
New Orleans junior baseball team will represent the western United States in the national American Legion diamond championship. They defeated Los Angeles, the Pacific coast representative, with sharp batting and fielding by Meier and strong pitching by Van Pelt to clinch the regional title. they will meet Springfield, Massachusetts, in Manchester, New Hampshire, for the national crown.
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INS
New Orleans
United States
American Legion
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
van Pelt
Meier
Southerners
Springfield
Mass
Manchester
N. H
Faireno and Gusto Lead Field in Hawthorne Gold Cup
A field of ten old horses entered for the $25,000 added Hawthorne gold cup at Hawthorne race track. The mile and a quarter race on Saturday may settle the 3 year old championship, with Faireno and Gusto as the leading contenders. Faireno has won the Belmont Shevlin and Dwyer stakes while Gusto captured the American derby and Arlington classic.
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Chicago
Hawthorne Race Track
Kiam Woodward
Faireno
Morton L. Schwartz
Gusto
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