Rowe's Streak Ends as Philadelphia Beats Tigers 13 to 5
Detroit ace Lynwood Rowe sees his 16 game win streak snapped at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. Bing Miller and Pinks Higgins key an early five run burst for the Athletics, while Johnny Marcum pages his sixth straight victory for Detroit in a separate game.
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Topeka Keeps Pace by Licking Omaha in Opening Game
In Topeka Kansas the Sena tors beat Omaha 6 to 4 as Cash was knocked off the mound in the second inning. A four hit inning produced a tie and a home run and a double added to the rally. Pitcher Bill Currie, 18, limited Omaha to six hits and 13 strikeouts as Topeka won the series opener.
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Boxing card at Cedar Gardens features Cox Steinborn main bout
In Cedar Gardens Thursday night a feature match pits Joe Cox against Milo Steinborp in a rough and tumble bout. Andy Moon will meet Tony Catalino in a supporting bout while George Keverly and Jack Vader also clash. Referee Ernie Barker, formerly a boxer and wrestler, officiates due to Alex Fidler’s injuries. In a separate baseball recap Rock Island scores three runs in the second inning on three hits and a walk with key plays by Wrobel Strickland Schultz Monahan Michaels and Patterson.
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Bennett and Lowden Lead Eastern Towne Standings
Bennett and Lowden share first place in the Eastern towne league after Sundays games. A trio including Laveer and Wa.cott also performed well as Wheat and others contributed scoring efforts.
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Warneke Tops Hubbell In Cubs 1 0 Shutout
Chicago pitcher Lon Warneke limits New York Giants to 0 runs in a 1 0 shutout as Kiki Cuyler drives in Augie Galan for the decisive run in the ninth. Cubs win series 3 1 and sit four and a half games behind the league leaders.
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30000 To See Junior Teams In Title Play
A large crowd is expected as junior teams compete for the American Legion baseball championship. The second game is set for Wrigley Field on Thursday with a possible third at Comiskey Park on Friday. Zeke Bonura of the Chicago White Sox is out with a leg injury.
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Tuesday and Wednesday Baseball Results Across Multiple Cities
Tuesday games feature Davenport Cedar Rapids Rock Island Des Moines and others with Davenport defeating Cedar Rapids 8 4 and Rock Island 6 Des Moines 5. Wednesday schedule lists Davenport Cedar Rapids Des Moines Rock Island Sioux City St Joseph and Omaha to face Topeka. Baseball standings show New York Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia in close races with several noted results.
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Delaware Indians Triumph 10-2 Over Hopkinton
Delaware Indians defeated Hopkinton 10 to 2 on Sunday. Grim pitched steady ball allowing six hits and striking out nine batters as the team capitalized with strong hitting and defense.
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Miss Weeple Sets Kenmore Course Record in Inaugural Invite
Frances Weeple of Independence shattered the Kenmore women’s course record with 83 to win the Kenmore Invitational. She opened with a 37 on the front nine and 46 on the back nine, beating past record holders by two strokes. Estabrook was runner-up at 89 in a field featuring players from Dubuque and Rock Island along with Marion and Cedar Rapids clubs.
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Junior C. Of C. Wins Sigourney Tournament
The junior Chamber of Commerce team won the Sigourney Keokuk court kittenball tournament with a close final score of 18 to 17 over Sigourney Yellow Jackets.
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Raiders Suffer 8-0 Defeat by Davenport in Poor Home Showing
Davenport Blue Sox routed the Raiders 8 to 0 at Hill Park as Bill Mizeur's club made eight errors and failed to capitalize with seven runners left on base in the first three innings. Pete Beam held Detroit? no, Mississippi Valley era pitcher overcame the Raiders' weak hitting with nine strikeouts as Davenport pulled away late.
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Cards Another 74 To Assume 4 Stroke Lead
Leland Skelley reports that the Cardinals carded another 74 to move four strokes ahead in the tournament. Team momentum grows as the group solidifies its lead through consistent play and key scoring drives.
McSpaden Leads Iowa Open With 74 At Wakonda
Harold Jug McSpaden of Kansas City shot 74 to reach 148 for 36 holes, taking a four stroke lead in the Iowa open at Wakonda. Jack Hall and Pat Willcox trailed, while New York Yankees and St. Louis Browns results also noted in a busy day of baseball and golf coverage.
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Lowden Shuts Out Clarence 2 To 0 At Legion Day()
Lowden defeated Clarence 2 to 0 in a Legion day celebration game at Clarence. Meier and Hofmeier, Meyer and Clancy pitched for the teams. The article also notes a TVA project plan stating 1.0 to 1.5 million tons of sand and gravel will be used at the General Joe Wheeler dam.
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Sharkey Referees Bout In Boston Debut
Former heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey refereed a wrestling battle royal in Boston with 5,000 spectators. He landed on the chin of Tony Pappalino for fouls and awarded victory to Jose Firpo.
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Alaska Roads Open To Auto Travel
The American Association notes Alaska contains about 2,000 miles of unimproved roads suitable for automobile travel across the state.
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