City Tennis Tournament Sees Third Round Progress
The city tennis tournament moves into the third round at the Cee course courts with most favorites advancing. Key results include notable wins in men's singles, doubles, and women's events as players vie for Labor Day finals.
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Moiens Sngios
Tad Taupe
Rivard
Reuss Hernmbeos
Evesett
Jim
Chicago Maroons Name New Head Coach Clark Shanenessy
The Chicago Maroons announce the appointment of Clark Shanenessy as head football coach, succeeding Alonzo Sarg and becoming the second head coach in 41 years. The change accompanies brighter uniforms and a shift to an open style, aiming to boost team spirit after years of steady progress.
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Clark Shanenessy
Amas
Alonzo Sarg
Maroons
Ans
Miday
Braves Triumph as Giants Break Even in Doubleheader
In Brooklyn, the Dodgers split a doubleheader with the Reds. In the first game Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 6 4 while the nightcap saw Brooklyn win 4 2 as Wilson and Frederick homered and Lopez handled six chances behind the plate. The article also notes preseason football talent and a 200 pound line with Shaughnessy guiding a backfield of veteran and sophomore players.
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Brooklyn
Aakes
Hack Wil
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Thurston
Outen
Wrght
Dodgers
Wilson
Frederick
Lopez
Shaughnessy
Stage
Tulane
Loyola
New Orleans
Cocah
Pete Zimmer
Vince Sahiin
Phillies Clinch Split as Collins Safeguards Win in Ninth
PHILADELPHIA tied the doubleheader with a 6 5 win aided by Phil Collins who blanked Chicago in the ninth with bases loaded and one out after Don Hurst homered in the seventh. In the opener Chicago prevailed 6 4 as Charley Root allowed a dozen Phillies hits.
Toledo's Strategy Beats St Paul In Eight Inning Battle
Toledo defeats St Paul 10 to 0 in an eight inning game. Jeffries and Craghead lead with strong hits, Fette earns the win, while Wincearres and Lee work through 14 innings of pitching. Umpires Swanson and McLa.
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Toledo
St. Paul
St Paul
Jeffries
Cline
Byant
Craghead
Vette
Fette
Wincearres
Qrat Fette
de Foann
Winerake
Lee
Tealers Kleher
Crarhead
Lasine
Swanson
McLa
Frisch Takes Cardinals Boss Job After Street Fades
As managers come and go since 1901 the St. Louis Cardinals hire Frankie Frisch to replace Gabby Street who was dismissed after a late season slump. Frisch inherits a club with a history of rapid turnover and a contract through 1934, as Sam Breadon weighs the team’s future.
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Pat Donovan
St. Louis Nationals
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Gabby Street
Street
Billy Southworth
Bill McKechnie
Bob O'Farrell
Rogers Hornsby
Branch Rickey
Jack Mwendricks
Miller Huggins
Roger Bresnahan
John McCluskey
Gabby
Frisch
Sam Breadon
Three base hits push Koenig. Chicago edges Phillies
Herman Koenig collects three base hits while Fallis hits a home run for Chicago as Moore yields ten hits in six and one third innings. Hurst homers. Warner Bartel and Moore contribute. Nelson and Collins combine for four walks and strikeouts. Rehm and Hansen used in relief. winning pitcher Moore. Umpires Powell Rigier and Stark. Time of game 2:07.
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Bottomley Moore
Taylor
Bottomley
Outen Wright
Stout
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Biuese
Wright
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Brooklyn
Thurston
Frey
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Macgerforth
Chicago
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Gee Jirees
Herman
Hendof Rot
Hartnett
Oer Vitaga
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Matsen
Cousins
Les
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Hernan
Nena
Kaene
Henay
Aurow
Koenig
Fallis
Hurst
Bartel
Moore
Phillies
Nelson
Collins
Rehm
Hansen
Jurges
Immaculate Conception Football Schedule and Roster Outlook
Immaculate Conception high school's Greyhounds set six-game slate under athletic director Rev. C Barrett. Key returnees include Captain Ray Neary Dick Goslin George Hannah Leo O’Meara Ralph Forrestal Donald Dixon Francis Brems plus five losses from 1932. New backs compete with candidates such as Bob Barnett Thomas Cahill Bob Wagner and more ahead of Sept 29 opener vs St Marys Waterloo.
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Rev . C. Barrett
Immaculate Conception
Ray Neary
Dick Goslin
George Hannah
Leo O'Meara
Ralph Forrestal
Donald Dixon
Francis Brems
James Green
Herb Morehead
George Shearer
Ray McHugh
Bill Reynolds
Reynolds
Bob Barnett
Thomas Cahill
Bob Wagner
Martin Cole
Bob Fitzpatrick
Don Mealey
Bill Garren
Jack O'Toole
Jack Rielly
Greyhounds
St. Mary's
Waterloo
St Mary's
Mechanicsville High
St. Patrick's
Iowa City
St. Ambrose
Davenport
St. Joseph's
Rock Island
Clinton
Frolic Club Opens Three Game Series With Olivet Church
The Frolic club begins a three game series against Olivet Presbyterian Monday night with games at 5:45 PM. A Tuesday match and a potential Wednesday game decide the series leading to a city championship round. The Frolics previously beat the K of C to claim the Fraternal league title.
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Frolic Club
Licks K. of C
Olivet
Olivet Presbyterian
Country Club
K of C
Koo
J Paul
Servey
Dyson
Cunninsyeom
Yanks Triumph as Washington Fades in Browns Win
In a five game set opener the St Louis Browns beat Washington 8 to 1 as Blachelder surrendered two homers and four runs through six with Reynolds driving in a pair. Philadelphia Athletics rallied in the seventh to defeat Chicago White Sox 7 4 and spoil Ted Lyons birthday observance. Bob Johnson hit his 17th homer guiding the A’s big inning driven by singles from Higgins Finney and a Mahaffey bunt miscue plus walks and errors. Lyons received gifts before the game, missing his 150th win by committee.
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St. Louis Browns
Blachelder
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Reynolds
Wells
Melillo
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Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Ted Lyons
Mahaffey
Bob Johnson
Higgins
Finney
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Appling
Cramer
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Swanson
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Johnson
Tigrins
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Hass
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Hirk
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McNair
Foxe Lyons
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McGowan
Summers
Yankees Beat Tigers 9 5 as Uhle Yields Few Hits
New York gains on Washington as George Uhle limits Detroit to eight safeties in six innings before the Yankees explode for 16 hits. Lou Gehrig earns four singles while Uhle contributes a double and two singles. Dixie Walker and Chapman drive in three runs in the fourth to spark the rally.
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George Uhle
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Indians
Gehrig
Uhie
Yanks
Sorrell
Hogsett
Dixie Walker
Chapman
New York
Lary
Walker
Ruth
Byrd
St Gehrig
Latrerie
Dickey
Crosetti
Unie
Teancoepet
Rareth
Gehringer
Aeeeeens Greenbers
Thavery
Lazzert
Owen Fox
Walker Chapman
Stone Crosetth
AhIee
Lazzert Sorrell
Stone
Reyth Rosell
Chaman
Rosell
Greenbere
Gehrire Rocell
Uhte
Serrel
Swannies
Sorrel
Hocsett
S&s
Ry Able Hoc' Welker
Borrel
Lmpires Ormsbrand
Owens
Washington And Grant Face Hard Grid Season
The article notes grim forecasts for Washington and Grant football this season with tough schedules and little veteran experience. Returnees are scarce, practice starts late, and both schools anticipate informal workouts before formal sessions begin after September 5.
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Grant
Washington Athletic
Orville Rust
Fred Winter
Harbert
McCaffrie
Nance
Kinch
Rust
Old Guard
Bohac
Ford
Jones
Nelson
Snyder
Winter
California
North
Goodman Should Win Amateur Title In National Preview
Alan Gould forecasts Johnny Goodman of Omaha as the top contender for the National Amateur Championship in Cincinnati, listing players including Somerville, Moreland, Seaver, McCarthy, Fischer, Little and others as major threats and noting the field of dark horses.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Cincinnati
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Ross Somerville
Canada
Gus Moreland
Johnny Fischer
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Maurice McCarthy
Cleveland
George T Dunlap, Jr
Frank Dolp
Portland
Ore
Jack Westland
Chicago
Willie Turnesa
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Eddie Driggs
George Dawson
Rodney Bliss
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Charles Kocsis
Detroit
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Francis Ouimet
Goodman
Somerville
Sandy
Moreland
Seaver
McCarthy
Fischer
William Lawson Little
Job Jones
Little
Jones
Washington Elevert team returns eight lettermen for 1932 season
Washington coach Guy Carlton starts the grid campaign September 4 with eight lettermen back including Captain Leeper, Eicher, Waggoner, Durst, Nowell and others. Forty players on squad. Schedule lists games at Oskaloosa, Olumwa, Iowa City and more with Armistice day clash vs Fairfield under woodlights.
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Fairfield
Leeper
Libe
Jones Kupke
White
Metry
Mid
Lermen
Arey Eicher
Waggoner
Durst
Nowell
McFarland
Hunsaker
Hotle
Barker
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Little Six
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Iowa City
Muscatine
Oapen
Botan Pleasant
Burlington
Morning Sun
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