Indians Rout Athletics in Opener as Trosky Drives In Four
Mel Harder allowed 11 hits but held Philadelphia to six runs as Cleveland beat the Athletics 10 to 6, with Hal Trosky returning to action and driving in four. Editor notes reflect lineup changes and scoring through the fifth frame, highlighting key hits and shifts.
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Trosky
Indians
Leveland
Mel Harder
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Hal
Trabe
Ribesman
Clevelard
Edgar Sm
Wre Moun
Terhey
Philadelphia
Moses
Rvae
Werbe
Johnson
St Bruckere
Newsome
Mie
Tuston
Gos Smith
Ohararp Ab
Turbervlien
Yao Gon Ony
Werker
Turbevike
Bartec
Husten
Lary
Hardes
Tao
Campbell
Lad Huston
Johnsor
Harder
Dean Newsome
Dean
Fyadelphi
Western League standings and upcoming games fragment
A cluttered Western League standings page lists teams and scores with partial dates and locations. It mentions Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Brooklyn with scattered matchups and round references, but legible details are sparse and unclear.
Simmons and Radelf Key Hitters Lead Chicago Rally
Simmons and Radelf spark a Chicago win with multiple hits as Kreesich, Piet, and Ber drive runs. Almada, Appling, and Haas also contribute with base hits and sacrifices. Pitcher Cohen goes eight innings allowing seven hits and three runs, while Weaver fends off Chicago offense with limited strikeouts.
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Cohern
Cohen PR Gee Basil
Summers i
Baugh Elected Captain of All Star Grid Team
Chicago insiders report Shngin Sam Burges of Sweetsater Texas named captain of the All Star grid squad to lead the professionel eleven facing Green Bay Peerer in a September showcase. Burges is noted for his speed and left tackle role.
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Baugh
All Star
Chicago
INS
Weresday
Sam Burges
Sweetsater
Tex
Green Bay Peerer Professionel
Texas
Raiders Triumph In Des Moines Series Finale
Cedar Rapids Raiders edge Demons 7 to 3 to clinch the Des Moines series. Howard homered with two on to spark a late rally, Gorham and How ard contributed a multi hit night as the Raiders tallied fourteen extra base hits across four games. Rossbach left early due to illness, Potter relieved to shore the win.
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PFL
Cedar Rayads
Achdow
Des Moines
Poset Wateoss
Sants
Soo Piast
Cacoef
Doverport
Warne Rossbach
Raiders
Dykes Potter
Rocky Gorham
Goldie Howard
Howard
Gorham
Homer
Imps
Kosy
Cedar Rapids
Lahman
de Forest
Filbert
Alex
Hughes
Thomas
Rossbach
Picts
Galaway
Tutaj
Finch
Tata
Casanas
Waward
Tehman
Martine
Fissanette
Mortrude
Lehman Filbert
Dew Forest
Deena
Gorham Aliaire
Kovy
Tatas
Falbert Delores
My Finck
Kessbach
Patter
Hanes
Balle
Orf Fonck Kogsbach
Fotter
Bares
Cedar Hepids
Rune
Cerday Maplde
Mathes
Pitcher
Dinck
Thomas Koos
Bite
Orf Finck
Ronsbach
Voltter Bo
Viney
Doubie
Keenay
Nossbach
Hurter
Ibhert Martinez I
Umbires
Williama and
Cady
Dizzy Deans Arm Soreness Flares in Phillies Win
Dizzy Dean revisited his sore arm as the Philadelphia Phillies rallied to an 8 to 5 victory over the St Louis Cardinals after rain postponed the opener. Wildness by Haines Blake and Sunkel gave the Phils eight walks, with Lea Norris delivering a key two-base hit as the Gas House Gang faded.
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YANKS
Browns
ST. Louis
Joe D. Maggio
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Cannons
Lefty Gomez
Jack Nott
DiMaggio
Dickey
Gomez
Brownies
Yankee
Ethan Aten
Frace Croseth
Gores
Eelurg
New York St
Leon
Philadelphia
Dizzy Dean
Phillies
St. Lows Cardinals
Jesse Haines
Sheriff Blake
Tom Sunkel
Phils
Dean
Gas House
Lea Norris
Althoms
Gace House
Bates Walter
Elby O
Reicher
Decorah Golf Tourney First Round Ends In Confusing Play
Round one actions in Decorah featured matches and upsets as players like Fred Porat, Al Layer, and George Baker advanced through the 18 hole format. Several results left second round pairings uncertain with multiple 19 hole and 2 up finishes noted.
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Decorah
Bris
Ursnogy
Greta
Wererent
Defree
al “Coon
Tree Af
I . Roome
George Missop
Greg Becker
Hislop Wall
Secord
Fred Porat
Clayton Haugen
Alayer
Tank CC Inmann
den Meyer De‘toud
Jeo Wuerth
Gearge Baker
Manson
Dodson Wins Iowa Open Golf Tourney
Leonard Dodson of Springfield Missouri won the Iowa Open with a total 287, after a final 18 holes 73. He edged Des Moines pro Don Willcox by three strokes, with Willcox posting 290 total as John Kraft placed third at 291. Clarence Yockey and Joe Brown tied for fourth at 292.
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PFL Movies
Leonard Dodson
Springfield Mo
Don Willcox
Des Moines
Willcox
Ted
Dodson
John Kraft
Oelwein
Colorado
Simonpores
Johnny
Clarence Yockey
Kansas City
Joe Brown
Waterloo Noses Out Davenport Sox 4 3
Waterloo ties the series by defeating Davenport 4 to 3. Richards snatches a late foul fly near the Davenport dugout to end the threat with the tying run aboard. Bastien allowed eight hits as Waterloo built a four run edge in the first three innings, while Prince weathered late trouble for Davenport.
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Davenport
Waterloo
Blue Sox
Richards
Flood
Red Hawks
Bill Prince
Prince
Bastien
Sox
Kentling
van Camp
Clarke
Spidafore
Mack
Fitzpatrick
Hai
Bastier
Grer
Kahng
Keating
Waterwo
Waterno
Roscoe and
Tobin
Omaha Legion Nine Defeats New Orleans in Semi Final
Omaha’s American Legion junior champions upset New Orleans Pa Pooses 14 to 5 in the national semi finals first game. Yorine and Goin, Pollett. Crocket and Lacrouts were the scoring contributors as Omaha built a big lead with early offense.
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Omaha Legion
New Orleans
Amercan Legion
Far West
Papooses
East Lynn
Mass
Omaha
New Orlean
Yorine
Goin
Pollett
Crocket and Lacrouts
Chick Evans Sparks Comeback in National Amateur Championship
In Portland Oregon Chick Evans a golfing idol of decades past battles toward the national amateur title. He defeats Frankie Stracaf 3 and 2 while Johnny Fischer struggles to a 5 and 4 win over Trailer Bill Holt as quarterfinal action unfolds at Alderwood Country Club. The day also features Reynolds Smith over Ed Kingsley and Ray Billows over Charley Kocsis with other dramatic matches including Johnny Goodman overpowering Lieutenant Rogers 3 and 1.
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Alderwooqod Country Club
Portland
Ore
INS
Chick Evans
Chicago
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Evans
Frankie Strafac
Brooklyn
Fischer
Bill” Holt
Syracuse
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
N. C
Cinderella Kid
Alderwood
Smith
Ed Kingsley
Magna
Utah
Billows
Charley Kocsis
Detroit
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Don Moe
Goodman
Army
Ken Rogers
Honolulu
Rogers
San Romani Breaks 2000 Meter World Record in Finland
Archie San Romani of Kansas shattered the world 2000 meter mark by over five seconds at a Helsinki meet. He won in 5 167, beating the previous record of 5 218 set by Jules Ladoumegue of France in Paris. The event featured touring American stars and Finland's top runners.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Archie San Romani
Kansas
America
Jules Ladoumegue
France
Paris
Louis Farr Match Delayed To Monday In New York
Promoter Mike Jacobs postponed the Joe Louis versus Tommy Farr heavyweight title bout to Monday citing weather and gate potential. Schmeling remains a possible October challenger if the winner meets him, with fee splits and location still under negotiation. Weigh-ins and medical checks were reset for Monday as Saratoga crowds and rain dampen prospects.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
Cahmaline
Will
AAA
Jacobs
Schmeling-Louis
Louis-Farr
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Louis
Joe Jacobs
State Athletic Commission
Farr-Louis
Saratoga Close
Sparmates
Joe
Pompton Lakes
N. JJ
Farr
Long Branch
Outstanding Fayette County Races Highlight Trixie Beluin and Oxford Boy
West Union race results honor Trixie Beluin and Oxford Boy with three straight heats in Thursday's Fayette County fair program. Trot and pace held similar placings across three heats each, with purse events featuring multiple listed handlers and owners from Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota.
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Trixie Beluin
Oxford
Fayette Co
Gazette West Union
Fayette County Fair
Oxford Boy
Gr. M
Iowa
Frisco Pete
W. Reid
Grundy Center
Lady Claire
PF Burrieht
Oregon
Pace
Ray Carrell
Richland Center
Wis
Lee Hedgewood
Hardy
Friend
Marshalltown
Len McKinney
Guy_ House
West Union
Uncle Dick
Oh Anderson
Eldora
Iyanwood
Che
Richland
Decorah
Beverly
Atlen Bros
Des Moines
Princess Truax
Johnson
Waseca
Minn
Hank Makin
Henry Nehring
Star Light Mokin
B. M. Guy House
Flying Cloud
Monticello Tops Hopkinton 4 3 In Fair Game
Monticello hall team defeated Hopkinton nine 4 to 3 in the first Jones county fair game. Davenport earned the win for Monticello with Ferring as catcher.
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Monticello
Monticello Hall
Hopkinton
Davenport
Ferring
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Yankees
Hlomers
White Sox
Whitf Sox
Pee Page Doulie
Monte Wea
Foca
Peg Sydney Cohen
Tanur
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Beree
Lewis
Kefa Travis
Stone
Poe
Kuhel
Myer
Thass
Ferrie
Oserur
Weaver
Fru
Haas
Washington
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Kreevich
Berg
Hi Herd
Wennesdal
Cedar Rapides
Wee
Maverar
Leagle
Sarouraau St Bo
Pee Pha Paltsduren
Brooklyn Sane
Prs
S&s
Rus
Pp Aten
C.nenna
Sn Gamls
Pertch
Bonwyn Age
East St Leus
Tai
American Association
Cotuybis
Mir Apes
M.waukee
Patty Bere Eo
Weestern Veet
Hexatt
Jamesop
Sao Antonio
Baret
Vanneapolis
Hilda Livengood
Danville
Ill
Wooning
Pauls Parker
Dorothy Gustafson
Helen Hoffman
Portland Ore
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Betty Batterill
Salt Lake City
Demons
Civewiter
Rosy
Allaire
Criscola
Ross
Martinez
Menke
Potter ‘Hess
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Dizzy
Cardinal
Ace
Norris
Abe A
Mhoeeer
Chestle Horton
Davenport Sox
Strafact
Kingsley
Moe
Harry Given
Seattle
Dormie
Day
Bud Ward
Tacoma
Fred Haas
Baton Rouge
Ward
San Romani
Alan Gould
Max
Jim Braddock
Heddon South Bend
Pflueger
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Armstrong
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