Cubs Rally Past Dodgers as Gallagher Boasts Fail
Chicago built on late rallies won 4-3 and 3-2 over Brooklyn, shrinking the Dodgers lead. Borowy earned ninth win as Cubs chase in NL. Pollet spun a four hit shutout for St Louis. Pirates, Tigers, Yankees won, White Sox rainout, Reds beaten by Braves. Stanely softball tourney dates listed with pairings and times.
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Major League Box Scores from St Louis to Detroit Highlights
Box scores show St Louis losing to New York 6 4 as Koslo allows 4 runs. Brooklyn and Chicago clash with Borowy-besting Lombardi 6 2. Detroit defeats Boston 9 8 in 14 innings with Ferriss and Doerr contributing key hits.
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Standings and results in the National League and M J League
The standings show Freehauf 14 6 .700 and LaPlant at 11 2 .667 in the NL while Oats 323 7 .650 and Anamosa Garth Manufacturing 1% 7 .650 also appear. Thursday results include LaPlant Choate 5 Speeder 1, with upcoming games listed Friday and Monday schedules for Contingent tournament action.
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Tennis Seedings Annoy Mrs Todd at Championships
Frank Parker and Jack Kramer were seeded one and two for the national championships at Forest Hills. Ninety eight men are in the draw. Pauline Betz top seeded woman in Los Angeles in the absence of Sarah Palfrey Cooke. Patricia Canning Todd protested being seeded sixth behind Bundy and Hart, noting her fifth national ranking last year.
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Braves Purchase Milwaukee Brewers in Rollover Deal
The Boston Braves announced they will take control of the Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association at season’s end. President Louis Perini and GM John J. Quinn bought about 90 percent of Milwaukee stock from Oscar Sal Singer, with a remaining local ownership stake. The Braves plan to divest their 40 percent stake in the Indianapolis franchise, as Frank McKinney is set to acquire that team after purchasing the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Amateurs Drop In National Women's Open Matches
Spokane reports the National Women's Open shorts list of amateurs thinning as professionals push toward the semifinals. Patty Berg and Betty Hicks lead, with Pung, Kieser and Jameson among winners in Friday afternoon play.
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Lowden Indies to Play Sunday and Labor Day
The Lowden Independent baseball team will play Mechanicsville here Sunday. On Labor Day the locals battle Lost Nation in Toronto. Lowden defeated McCausland 8 0 last Sunday as Warren Stolle pitched eight no hit innings before Bright finished.
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WaMaC Adds Two New Football Coaches This Fall
WaMaC conference welcomes Jim Davis at Manchester and Wayne Grady at Anamosa as new leaders of football programs this fall. Davis inherits a 50 man squad with five lettermen and opens Sept 13 at home against Lyons of Clinton. Grady faces delays due to polio care. practice resumes Sept 11 with 30 players, and season starts Sept 13 at Mt Veron or Vinton adjustments.
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Garnavillo Tops Monona at County Fair 10-7
Garnavillo defeated Monona 10 to 7 at the Clayton county fair in Garnavillo. Both teams opened with four runs in the first inning before Garnavillo pulled ahead with a three run fifth inning and held lead. Monona faces Postville next at the Big Four fair.
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Van Horne Nine Faces Tama Indians Sunday
Van Horne hopes to repeat a strong showing with Melvin Happel pitching after an 11-0 one hit win over Blairs town last Sunday. Happel allowed only a scratch single in the eighth inning as two runners reached second and none reached third. Wax led the Van Horne bats with four hits in six trips.
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