Waterloo Hawks Win On Wind Aided Home Run Over Raiders
Elston falters in seventh as Waterloo overthrows the Raiders 4 to 3. A strong breeze turned a routine hit into a decisive homer, lifting Waterloo to a late-innings victory and widening the pennant gap behind Rock Island and Davenport.
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Elston
Waterloo
Hawks
Raiders
Rock Island
Davenport
Clan
Blue Sox
Dick Elston
Don King
Wise
Plummer
Luther
Preibisch
Shiell
Richards
King
Richard
Cosby
Hawk
Mahan
Short
de Forest
Taylor
Walsh Angers Olympic Chiefs with Berlin Critique
Davis Walsh contends Al Masters and Joseph Raycroft faulted the team’s Berlin success, arguing mismanagement and lack of proper oversight. He describes Brundage’s limited involvement, party excesses, and missed interviews with Eleanor Holm Jarrett, warning of continued friction over Olympic conduct.
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Dan Ferris
Gus Kirby
Dr. Raycroft
Lawson
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Lawson Robertson
Mr. Brundage
Yockey Wins Iowa Open Golf Tournament With 283
ES MOINEL Clarence Yockey from Kansas City won the Iowa state open golf tourney Friday with a 283 nine under par. Pat Sawyer from Minneapolis finished second with 284 after a final 36 holes that trimmed 10 strokes. The championship was decided on the seventy second hole in a dramatic finish.
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ES Moinel
Clarence Yockey
Kansas City
Pat Sawyer
Minneapolis
Kansas City Star
Yockey
Sawyer
John Dawson
Chicago
Wakonda
Bunny Torpey
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Hal Chase
Des Moines
Simon Pyres
Pat Willcox
Norfolk
Neb
Joe Brown
Jack Hall
Denmar Miller
Charles Burkart
Cedar Rapids
Billy Hall
Boone
Iowa
Hardke
Morrison
Ill
Kan
City
Pat Wilcox
Woodside
Waveland
Country Club
Billy Cordingly
Hyperion
John Bulla
Sergio Fontanini
Oodside
Johnny Kraft
Oelwein
Chas. Burkart
C. Rapids
By Hardke
Larry Trickett
Leland Gibson
Topeka
Warren Reipen
St. Joseph
T. Halbott
Springfield
Bob McCrary
Wilbur Hurd
Frank Brokl
Estherville
H. Lauber
Hibbing
Minn
Johnny Vavra
Sid Richardson
Creston
Fletcher Jones
Dave Bonella
Jim Davis
Irvin Nelson
Algona
Cal Manning
Bob Rule
Fort Dodge
Elmer Schacht
Country C
William Winterble
Walter Neumann
Drew Erin
Ason
Drew Kise
Redwood Falls
Roger Pettit
Logan
John Jacobs
Bales
Excelsior Springs
Drew Charley Heaney
Drew B McKee
Wekonda
Dew Dawson
Chi
Warewices
Drew
Sparky
Cubs Giants Win As Cards Lose In Fast-Paced Baseball Day
The Cubs and Giants both won while the Cardinals slid further in the NL chase. Giants in 14 innings beat the Pirates 7-2 as Bill Terry delivered a clutch bases loaded hit, while the Cubs pounded the Bees 18-3 to claim a share of second.
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CUBS
Giants
Terry
Pirates
Bill Terry
Boston Bees
Yankees
Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
White Sox
Senators
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Fritz Ostermueller
Brownies
Athletics
Indians
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Fred Frankhouse
Reds
Dempseys Welcome Second Daughter on Broadway
New York reports Jack Dempsey the happiest man on Broadway after his wife Hannah Williams gave birth to an eight pound nine ounce girl at Polyclinic hospital Friday night. Mother and baby are said to be doing splendidly. This is their second child. their older son John is two.
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Sns
Broadway
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Hannah Williams
Polyclinic Hospital
Dempseys
John
Standings and Friday results for Iowa teams
Standings show Davenport 28 18, Rock Island 5 4, Des Moines 22 26, Sioux City 20 25, Waterloo 21 26, Cedar Rapids 23 24, and R Island 26 21 with .553. Friday results: Sioux City 5, Des Moines 3. Rock Island 5 Davenport 4, Waterloo 4, Cedar Rapids 3. Games listed: Sioux City at Des Moines, Rock Island at Davenport, Waterloo at Cedar Rapids.
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Davenport
Moines
R. Island
Waterloo
C. Rapids
Sioux City
Des Moines
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Baseball scores and standings show tense extra innings
The box shows New York and Pittsburgh in a 14 inning game, plus Chicago beating Boston 18 to 3 and Philadelphia over St Louis 8 to 0. Other matchups include Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago with overall team records and percentages listed.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Sc Louis
Friday’s Results and Weekend MLB Schedule
New York 14-19 and Detroit 4-? in a game halted by darkness after seven innings. Chicago 6, St. Louis 8, Boston 1. Cleveland-Philadelphia slated for later. Saturday matchups include Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
Bostons
Detroit
St. Jon
Chicago
Phil’ Ee
Vaeenen
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee and St Paul Postpone Wet Grounds Games
Milwaukee and St Paul postpone their scheduled games due to wet grounds. Other matches listed include Kan City, Columbus, Louisville, and Toledo with final scores and records shown for the day. Only games scheduled are noted as affected by weather conditions.
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Milwaukee
Minn’polis
Kan
City Coe
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Ind’polis
Toledo
Kansas City
Minnepolis
Lighters Blank Engineers 5 To 0 In M. J. League Game
Theisen pitched a shutout as the Lighters beat the C. R. Engineers 5 to 0 at Daniels Park, the game ending after the fifth due to darkness. The Engineers managed three hits off Loufek while the Lighters collected eight, including three doubles, leaving a potential three way tie for first if Quakers beat Lighters and Wilson defeats Rock Islanders.
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Theisen
C. R. Engineers
Lighters
Allison Van Ryn Enter Doubles Final Against Budge Mako
In Brookline Massachusetts Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn the defending champions reached the final of the forty fifth annual men's doubles championship by defeating Bobby Riggs and Wayne Sabin 7 6 6 1 6 3 Don Budge and Gene Mako upset Frankie Parker and Gregory Mangin 6 3 7 6 6 3 to advance to the other semifinal win
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Brookline
Mass
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Allison
van Ryn
Bobby Riggs
Wayne Sabin
Los Angeles
Budge
Mako
Frankie Parker
Spring Lake
N. J
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Cave men stature and posture compared to modern humans
Cave men were not physically superior beings but were far inferior to modern humans. They had stooping postures and heights ranging from four feet eight inches to five feet three inches.
Davenport Falls to Rock Island 5 to 4 in Ninth Inning
Rock Island defeats Davenport 5 to 4 in Davenport. Cannizzo tripled and scored on Goodman’s triple to win, after Davenport error prolonged a third inning rally. Scoring summary notes Cannizzo and Decuir errors, Prerost, Rye among the season’s late scoring actions.
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Cannizzo
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Robin Hoods
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Goff
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Larson
Polly
al Abhoa Cannizzo
l'Beason
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O!rye
Scarritt
Prevost
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Riley
Ae Prather
Odenning
Decuir
O'Morgan
Dor Vormons
Prerost
Williford
Prather
Spadafore
Wolfe Morgan
Morgan
Williams
Rendee
Sioux City Wins 5 3 In Ten Inning Clash At Des Moines
Sioux City capitalized on four Des Moines errors to beat the Des Moines team 5 to 3 in ten innings. Hal Turpin took the loss for Des Moines after a costly tenth inning error, while Graf allowed two walks. Luby led with a home run and key hits, as Whitehouse and Wilson each posted multi-base hits for Sioux City.
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Mahan
Wise
Fee Plummer
Luther Rebise
Eeree Shiell
Ee Richards
Cedar Rapids
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Enne Aichaels
eForest
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Ing
Kine
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Youn
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Sioux City
Hal Turpin
Graf
Turpin
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Whitehouse
Menke
Falk
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Wilson
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Smilgoff
Park
Turpin Smilgoff
Monahan
Collins
Whitford
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Weir
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M'Ris
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Walker
Prankhouse
Thevenow
Phelps
Goodman
Bordagaray
Frankhouse
Datis
Stine
Lombardi
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Sears
Garage Owner Is Winner Of Grand American Handicap
Benjamin F. Cheek, a Clinton garage owner from Vandalia Ohio, won the Grand American handicap with 98 hits to tie the best score. He edged Edward L. Buchwalter and Herbert Bush after a long shootoff, claiming the $1,000 prize. Women's winner was Mrs Roy Meadows with 93 from eighteen yards. F. J. McGanney led professionals with 95 from twenty yards.
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Benjamin F. Cheek
Clinton, O
Cheek
Florida
J. B. Royall
Edward L. Buchwalter
Springfield
Herbert Bush
Eaton
Ill
Buchwalter
Bush
John H. Hinklin
Marion
Hale C. Jones
East Alton
Horace H. Smith
Troy
William Horton
Moose Lake
Minn
H. H. Cole
Burr Roller
Richmond
Ind
Jones
Smith
Roy Meadows
Des Moines
F. J. McGanney
Salt Lake City
Wrestling Results From Associated Meet Report
In North Bergen Yvon Robert of Montreal defeated Chief Les Little Beaver of Oklahoma by one fall at 220 to 226. In New Haven Karl Pojelio of Chicago overcame Hans Kneider after Kneider defaulted following a RIA as Rudy Kay and Red Vaccine also figure in the week’s results.
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North Bergen
N. J
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Les Little Beaver
Oklahoma
New Haven
Conn
Karl Pojelio
Chicago
Hans Kneider
Rmany
Ria
Rudy Kay
Need
Wee
Gratton Boy And Earl Volo Win At Jones County Fair
Gratton Boy and Earl Volo win races at Jones County fair as Gust Meyers leads a Dubuque tour. Monticello sees rain but track remains fast with Carl Hamilton starting. Results show pace and trot winners with Milwaukee sponsors and local clubs. Barnard loses to Oxford Junction 13 to 6 in the championship windup.
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Earl Volo
Jones County Fair
Monticello
Gus Meyers
Fair Tours Committee of
Dubuque
Carl Hamilton
Marshalltown
Pace
Zime
Mike McInerny
Prince Ewel
Gerling Brothers
Milwaukee
Wis
Lee Hedeewood
H. Friend
Mar- A
Bobby Herr
C. H. Mitchell
Bartel and
Schneider
Maid
C. K. Bryan
Oxford Junction
Barnard
Oxford
Schrader Breaks Two Records In Fair Auto Races
At the Iowa State Fair auto races Gus Schrader set a 26.15 second half mile time trial and a 9:15 ten mile sweep stakes mark, both breaking his earlier records. Emory Collins also posted 26.33 in a Miller Special. Buddy Calloway reportedly set 3 17.80 for three and a half miles.
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Des Moines
Ins
Gus Schrader
Buddy Calloway
Schrader
Emory Collins
Calloway
2:14 Pace Run In 2:10 At Fayette Fair Friday
Fayette county fair races reported with a 2:14 trot purse of 220 dollars won by Trixie Belwin from Richland Center Wis. in a 1-1-1 score. The 2:14 pace also 220 dollars saw Oxford Bay from Richland Center win with a 1-1-2. High Lora and Billie Makin also placed with Ruth Russell among the finishers. Time splits 2:16 2:15 2:14 and 2:10 2:10 2:13.
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Fayette County
Trixie Belwin
G.m
Pippin
Carrell
Richland Center
Wis
Vologha, the Great
B.gel
Oxford Bay
B.g
High Lora
C.m
Billie Makin
B.g.), F. E. Waldron
Ruth Russell
B.m
D. E. Poole
Sports Jabs Chicago and Hollywood Round Winners
Harry Thomas of Eagle Bend Minnesota stopped Dynamite Jackson of Los Angeles in the featherweight clash. Chief Paris of Bartlesville Oklahoma outpointed Glen Lee of Edison Nebraska in the light welterweight bout.
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Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Minn
Dynamite Jackson
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Paris
Bartlesville
Okla
Glen Lee
Edison
Neb
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