Cardinals Sweep Phillies. Giants Fall to Pirates
St Louis Cardinals rock Philadelphia with 5-1 and 13-5 wins to extend their lead to 2 games over the New York Giants who lost twice to Pittsburgh. Pepper Martin homered in both games, aided by Terry Moore's three doubles and a flurry of hits totaling 27 in the opener. Ed Heusser allowed only eight hits in game one, while George Watkins also homered in the first inning. The nightcap saw nine runs in the sixth as the Cardinals overwhelmed Bucky Walters and Joe Bowman.
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Yankees Take Pair From White Sox In Doubleheader
The New York Yankees defeated Chicago twice as Johnny Allen and Red Ruffing combined for a 9 5 2 win and 6 hit shutout in the two games. Gary Gehrig homered to pace the opener, while Ruffing allowed six hits in the nightcap as New York improved during a tough road trip. Attendance reached 17 000 for the Wednesday twin bill.
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St Joseph Tops Sioux City In 9 to 1 Victory In Series
St Joseph defeated Sioux City 9 to 1 to gain edge in the series as Des Moines won elsewhere, reducing the Cowboys’ margin to a half-game for fourth place. Joe Coscarart paced the offense with homers from Decuir and Williamson, while Dress held Sioux City hitless after a rough start.
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Wrestling results from Indianapolis AP report
In Indianapolis the Associated Press notes Lewin 21 percent defeated Joe Cor. Cleveland Tach won a fall but Cox could not continue to third.
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Standings and results from Western and National leagues
Western League standings show Davenport Keokuk and St Joseph near .664 and .549 with Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Sioux City and Council Bluffs. Tuesday results include Keokuk Cedar Rapids 11 6 and Des Moines Council Bluffs 9 1. Wednesday games Cedar Rapids Keokuk and Des Moines Council Bluffs. In the National League, St Louis Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Boston and Pittsburgh sit with win totals and midweek results. Wednesday schedule lists St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Brooklyn New York Cincinnati. Other league totals include Detroit Boston and Philadelphia results with multiple game scores and upcoming matches.
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Mrs Ware Advances in National Golf Meet
Marion Miley and Maureen Crews bowed out in the third round at Interlachen as Mrs Glenna Collett Ware and Mrs Opal S. Hill pushed toward the quarterfinals. Ware defeated Fritz Stifel 4 3, Hill beat Ada Goldthwaite 2 1, with Abbott, Barrett, Chandler, and Berg advancing to the next round alongside McDougall and Glutting in a tight championship slate.
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Detroit Beats Philadelphia 6-4 In Tough A.L. Matchup
Detroit over Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Fox White and Gehringer drive key hits. Finney and Greenberg contribute, while Dietrich and Martini limit runs with solid relief.
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Boxing bouts headline local exhibition in Fort Dodge
In a six round main event Bobby O Dowd of Cedar Rapids earned a decision over Janmie Salvadore of Fort Dodge. Chicago fighter Bob Tinslex defeated Terry Chriffith from Sioux City in the semi windup. Fred Chynoweth of Chicago beat Billy Porter of Indianapolis in a six round preliminary.
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Real Estate Transfers Listing Mixed Parcel Descriptions
Real estate transfers show Charles E Ebling transferring parcels to Edith FE Ebling in sections 9 85 7 and 9 83 7 for token consideration. Another entry notes a strip annexation by Evans and wife to Linn County wd, 17 feet wide along a property edge and extending 16341 feet for highway purposes.
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Keokuk Slugs Rally Defeats Cedar Rapids Raiders 11 to 6
Keokuk pitcher Bob Lott went nine innings as Cedar Rapids fell 11 to 6. Lefty Lyons scattered fourteen hits for Keokuk while walking ten. three double plays aided Keokuk as the game swung with multiple lead changes before Cedar Rapids pulled within two in the sixth. Cross belted a solo inside the park homer for the Raiders in the eighth, but Keokuk answered with runs in the last three frames to seal the win.
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Californian Winner Of Midwest Horseshoe Title
Ted Allen of Alhambra California won the Midwest horseshoe title at the Iowa State fair, going 13-2 in a field of sixteen. CC Davis of Kansas City took second at 12-3 and Ellis Griggs of Plainsville Illinois finished third, with Allen’s only losses coming against LF Gray of Long Beach California and Clay Zimmerman of Sacramento City, Iowa in 1934 state champion.
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Grimm Sees Final Five-Game Series Decide Pennant
Boston report notes Charley Grimm, manager of the Chicago Cubs, believes the National League pennant will be decided in a five game stretch in St Louis. He called the Cardinals the team to beat and said his club has a good chance to prevail.
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Chicago boxer Salvatore defeats Davis in points
In Fort Dodge and surrounding cities a string of boxing results show Gene Salvatore of Chicago outpointing Willie Davis 132 in El Paso, Texas. Rob Tinsley of Chicago outpointing Terry Griffith of Sioux City. Bobby O'Dowd of Cedar Rapids outpointing Jimmie Salvadore. Fred Chynoweth of Chicago outpointing Billy Porter. Bass Leiperville outpointing Mike Marshall. and both bouts listed with local area results and judges' points.
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Braves Beat Cubs In Doubleheader To Even Series
In Boston, Wally Berger hit his 28th homer as the Boston Braves edged the Chicago Cubs 2 1 in game one, Ben Cantwell limiting Chicago to four hits. Len Warneke then beat Boston 5 2 in game two, with Chicago taking an early lead before Warneke shut down the Braves.
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Cleveland Indians Take Doubleheader From Red Sox
Cleveland Indians win series with Boston Red Sox three games to two by sweeping Wednesday doubleheader 2 0 and 3 1. Thorn ton Lee held Boston to four hits in the opener, Mel Harder allowed eleven in the nightcap. First game details incomplete.
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Roosevelt Shakes Hands With Joe Louis in White House
President Roosevelt greeted Joe Louis, the Negro heavyweight champion, in Washington and congratulated him on his string of victories. At Louis request, the president signed a photograph of himself.
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Council Bluffs Leaves Western League Again
The Western league, cut again this season by Council Bluffs dissolution, began a two game series schedule as leaders study plans to reorganize the six remaining teams. Des Moines routed Rails 9 to 1 after NBA president Judge Bramhan freed eight players from the disbanded club.
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All Star lineup to face Bears in Chicago Thursday
The 80,000 expected crowd will watch an All Star college lineup led by Miller Munjas at quarterback and Stan Kostka at fullback as they meet the Chicago Bears in a long awaited college versus pro game at Soldier Field. Coaches Thomas Bachman Spears and Madigan kept team secrets as the Bears prepare after training in Wisconsin.
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Johnny Revolta Wins Wisconsin Open Title
Johnny Revolta, 26, of Milwaukee, won the Wisconsin Open at Kenosha with a 284 total, matching last year’s par for 72 holes. Ray Billow of Racine was second at 290, with Joe Frank of Milwaukee and Dick Ashley of Kenosha tied for third at 297. The report also notes a colonial-era price anecdote about turkey and pigeons.
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Raiders President Expects League Word On Rails Disbandment
Raiders president Harry Johnson says he has heard nothing from Western league president Dale Gear about disbanding the Council Bluffs Rails. He expects a response Wednesday and is prepared to propose finishing the season with six clubs as originally scheduled. He doubts any schedule revamping is wise at this late point.
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Carolina Juniors Beat Sacramento 10 to 4 in opener
Gas tonia North Carolina junior legion team, eastern champions, defeated Sacramento, California 10 to 4 in the first game of the little world series. The title goes to the first team to win three games.
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