Champions In Seven Sports Set For Big Week In Chicago
All major sports titleholders converge as seven disciplines stage clashes from Forest Hills to Chicago. Giants meet Cubs in a four game NL pennant race, college football stars collide with Lions, Oilers face Universals, boxing titles on the line at Madison Square Garden, golf pills at Pine Valley, and tennis at Forest Hills with Jacobs and Perry among favorites. Polo opens Meadowbrook with Greentree favored as Argentine rivals loom.
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Pirates End Giants Win Streak 7 to 4
The Pirates toppled the Giants 7 to 4 snapping New York’s winning run. Rabbit Warstler sparked a late inning rally with a fly that produced the last run, and Johnny Gill hit a pinch homer in the seventh to push Pittsburgh ahead.
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Cardinals End 6-Game Slide With 4 0 Win Over Phillies
St Louis Cardinals snap a six game losing streak by defeating Philadelphia 4 to 0 behind solid pitching from St Johnson. Virgil Davis drives in the first run in the second inning on Charley Gelbert's fly. Medwick and Martin make key catches as St Louis ties for second with the Cubs, three games behind New York.
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National doubles finals postponed by rain in Chestnut Hill
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts rain delayed the finals of the men's and women's National doubles. The matches moved to Monday afternoon with organizers hoping for better conditions.
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Raiders Shut Out Waterloo 3 to 0
In a nine inning game the Raiders defeated Waterloo 3 to 0. Wise singled to open the ninth but was left after Plummer and Luther retired, and Preibisch’s weak hopper was fielded by the pitcher.
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Bull Martin to Wrestle Strongbow at Cedar Park Arena
Bull Martin headlines Thursday wrestling at Cedar Park Arena opposite Jules Strongbow. The hard hitting clash follows a previous Sept rivalry, with Martin known for unorthodox tactics and biting prospects, while Strongbow brings immense strength and challenge for the local crowd.
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Yanks Beat Rowe Tigers 6 to 4
Yanks defeat Rowe and Tigers 6 to 4 in a game with Hale Knickerbocker Higgins Niemiec and others contributing two base hits. Cleveland stranded nine, Philadelphia five, Rhodes took the loss as Allen and Flythe split pitching duties. Time 2 1/2 innings?
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White Sox Take Ninth Inning Victory To Sweep Senators
The Washington Senators trailed the Chicago White Sox 5 to 4 when nightfall halted play in the ninth inning. Chicago built an early lead with two runs in the first and two more in the third, adding a final tally in the fourth. Washington scored in the first on a Kuhel double after Chapman was hit by a pitch and later added two runs in the eighth and one in the sixth from Stone’s fifteenth homer. The game was halted by rain and darkness and was called with one out in the ninth, preserving Chicago’s win and third place in the standings as Detroit lost to New York.
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City Golf Finals Highlight Carey Neuzil Duel
Kathleen Carey and Betty Neuzil advance to the women’s City golf final at the Kenmore course. Carey reached the final by defeating Mrs. Howard Helscher 2 and 1 in the semi on the Country Club. Neuzil advanced by eliminating Della Mae Nash.
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Imps Rally for Win Behind Keyes Big Homer
Thesenga pitched for Sioux City as the Imps scored three in the sixth on extra base hits from Catchings Menke and Asbell. Stanley Keyes hit his nineteenth homer in the eighth after Menke was plunked, sealing a 000 000 000 000 000 302 run.
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Atkins and Keystone Begin Flag Playoff
WALFORD The Iowa Valley flag playoff opens with Atkins hosting Keystone today at 2:30 pm and resumes at Keystone on Sept 6. A potential third game date will be announced later. The Watford game against Norway is canceled today.
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Schrader Burns Up Track At Sedalia
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa broke the Missouri state fair dirt track speed record with an 84.48 mph one mile qualifying run surpassing 82.01 mph. He won all events entered except the handicap where he was defeated by Red Campbell.
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