Raiders Rally Past Hawks 5 2 In Eighth Inning Win
Howard Taylor pitched six hits, one walk and ten strikeouts to keep the Raiders in pennant contention. Crossley started a two run eighth inning rally with a misplayed ball and Cap and De Forest followed as Cedar Rapids defeated Waterloo 5 to 2.
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Hawks
Davenport
Rock Island
Blue Sox
Robin Hoods
Sioux City
Jim Hayes
Cedar Rapids
Howard Taylor
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Charley Stancey
Cosbey
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Howard
Shiell
de Forest
Wise
Hawk
Cap
McCue
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Boss Pushes Pedals. Milwaukee Business Leader Rides Bike
Henry L. Nunn, president of Nunn ny here, bikes a Bush shoe company bicycle daily to his office. Most of Nunns 800 employees use automobiles.
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Henry L. ‘Nunn
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Standings and Sunday Results From Multiple Leagues
Standings show Davenport leading with 29 wins and 19 losses followed by Des Moines 24 and 26. Sunday results list Des Moines 4 over Sioux City 3, Cedar Rapids 3 over Waterloo 2, Davenport 5 over Rock Island 0, with Rock Island at Waterloo upcoming Monday games. In another league New York leads with 177 wins and 47 losses, St. Louis 74 52, Chicago 73 53, Philadelphia 42 82, and Boston 58 67. Monday games schedule New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis and Boston at Pittsburgh.
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R. Island
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
W L Pet New York 85 42 0.669 Washington 66 62 0.516 Cleveland 69 58 0.543 Boston 64 65 0.496 Chicago 67 61 0.523 St. Louis 46 81 0.362 Detroit 68 62 0.523 Philadelphia 47 81 0.367 New York 8-4 Chicago 1-1 Boston 3-5 Cleveland 2-1 Philadelphia 5-2 Detroit 4-3 First game twelve innings Washington 5-7 St. Louis 4-4 Chicago at New York Only game scheduled.
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Basketball Standings and Game Results Snapshot
The standings show Milwaukee 86 57 and Indianas 175 69 with records near .600, St. Paul 79 64, Columbus 68 76, Kan City 78 66, Louisville 59 87, Minnesota 78 70, Toledo 53 91. Louisville 8 3 and Toledo 7 5. St. Paul 17 7 and Milwaukee 5 6. A second game ended in the eighth at six o'clock. Minneapolis 7 1 and Kansas City 3 2. Indianapolis 14 3 and Columbus 5 0.
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Balls and Strikes Punts and Passes by Eddie Brietz
A composite sports column notes Connie Mack’s gates rising amid star sales, Max Schmeling declining $300000 for a Louis rematch, and Schmeling’s November exhibition tour. It highlights Notre Dame, Elmira’s Maranville, Yankees’ out-two-out scoring, Ferrell’s temperament, Marino as a rising title hopeful, Dempsey's gal, and Olympians Hardin Venzke with travel costs.
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Jack Ledder
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Johnny Lewis
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Wes Ferrell
Tony Marino
Sixto Escobar
Jack Dempsey
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana
Gene Venzke
Penn
Hardin
Helen Stephens
Luby of Cowboys to Join Macks Sept 9
Des Moines AP Hugh Luby a Sioux City second baseman recently purchased by the Philadelphia Athletics will join the Macks in St Louis September 9 Dave Bancroft manager of the Cowboys announced Sunday Orville Blakeney infielder sold to the Athletics in the same deal will report at the end of the Western league season
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Davenport blanks Rock Island in 5 0 win
Davenport Blue Sox shut out Rock Island 5 to 0 as Byron Chody held the Rockets to four hits over five innings with eleven strikeouts. Des Moines edged Sioux City 4 to 3 in ten innings as Pete Falk fueled the rally with a triple and a double.
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Riley
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George Zahn
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Giants maul Cubs in second game of doubleheader
In Chicago, the New York Giants overwhelm the Cubs 4 0 in the second game. Key hits include Selkirk home run and strong fielding, with Appling Hayes Powell and Di Maggio contributing, while Kennedy suffers the loss.
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Totals 36 to 39 defeat in ten innings
Des Moines beats Sioux City in ten innings 12 to 4 after a late rally. Bonetti earns the win with solid relief while Gebo suffers the loss. Key hits include Falk Seghi Smilgoff Piet and names like Lotz Whitehouse and Van Camp contributing across the lineup. Umpires Hitford Collins time 2 24.
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Pairings for U S National Tennis Championships
The U S Lawn Tennis Association draws the National singles pairings at Forest Hills starting Thursday. About 250 players from five nations compete. Wilmer Allison withdraws with a back injury. Helen Jacobs aims to defend her American title and is expected to be seeded first among women.
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England
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George le Clerc
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Hofferd wins Class B Cup at Cedar Rapids Airways Club
Edward Hofferd trailed by four points in Class B but finished strong to score 48 of 50 targets and win the Class B Cup at the Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club. F A Brookhiser led Class A with 150 targets. Charles Schaeffer won Class C.
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Pirates and Tools Edge Reds In Heavy Baseball Tilt
Scoring details show Pittsburgh tallying runs with Cascarart and Waner driving in, Bru baker homering, Suhr adding a three base hit, and strong pitching by Smith and Reis. Smith takes the loss as Bos ton leaves eight on base and Pittsburgh six. Umpires Stewart Parker Barr. Time 1 53.
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Baseball game summary two in a row for St Louis and Brooklyn
Brooklyn and St. Louis split a doubleheader with tight defense and key hits. J Martin delivered a home run for Brooklyn while Medwick and Hassett led St Louis with multiple RBIs and double plays turning points.
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Phillies and Reds Split as Camilli Homer Sparks Win
In a 3 8 1 split, Camilli hits a decisive homer and drives in three as Philadelphia edges Cincinnati 3 to 4. Cuyler, Herman, Kampouris spark offense for the Phillies while Davis wins in relief for the visitors.
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Ray Pixley Killed in Roby Speedway Crash
Ray Pixley aged 26 from Los Angeles died after his car left the Roby speedway straightaway during the opening 10 mile race. He was thrown from the vehicle and died en route to the hospital before 26,000 spectators.
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Hold Your Head Still to Improve Golf Swing Technique
Instruction on keeping a fixed swing center with the head as the pivot. The guide warns that head movement causes a across the ball slice and explains how to keep the left shoulder under while turning the head slightly and dipping the chin. Includes promotion for Chester Horton’s Golf booklets and a 3 cent stamp request.
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Chester Horton
Cedar Rapids
Giants and Yanks Dominate Double-Headers Across Leagues
Giants stay in control of the pennant race with a double-header sweep over the Cubs, led by Hubbell and Ott. In New York, the Yankees clinch most of the American League pennant with two wins, while the Cardinals and Dodgers shuffle spots behind them amid a day of mixed results in the majors.
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Picture of Olympic Trip Leaves Coach Critical and Candid
International News Service reports Head Track Coach Robertson criticizing Olympic officials and athletes for excesses aboard an Olympic ship. He notes overcrowded rooms, cheap supervision, and widespread alcohol with officials and athletes sharing spaces, while unpaid volunteers govern the program and decorum.
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Three Title Bouts in New York This Week
International News Service reports a stacked New York boxing week at the Garden with two fifteen round world titles. Tony Canzoneri defends the lightweight crown versus Lew Ambers, while Mike Belloise meets Dave Crowley for the featherweight title. Also on the card are Baby Casanova vs Peter Hayes and Sixto Escobar challenging Tony Marino for the American crown.
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Local Horse Shines, Second in Stallion Event at State Fair
Flam ing Gold owned by Martindale stables Sioux City ridden by Johnny Dooley won the five gaited mare class at the state fair horse show opening. Joanna Chief owned by Robert Adams Odebolt Iowa placed second with Queen of Stronewall third. Other winners include Real Delight and Mate in harness ponies under 11-2, Daily Delight and Captain Copper in various three and five gaited classes with riders Mrs Theodore McKee and Virginia Fowler among top names.
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Joanna Chief
Robert Adams
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Daily Delight
Mrs. McKee
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Mary Lynn
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Westover
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Noted Jockey Held As Hit And Run Driver
New York jockey Charley Kurtsinger 29 was freed on $5,000 bail after being charged with auto homicide in a fatal hit and run. Police say his car struck and killed Anna Ray 49, and he was later arrested in New York and returned to Yonkers to face the charge.
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Stalin Best Seller in Moscow
In Moscow the State Publishing house reports Stalin is among the most translated authors worldwide with works issued in seventy five languages.
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Sixteen Finalists in State Horseshoe Championship
Des Moines Iowa final roundrobin opens with sixteen shooters led by Guy Zimmerman Sac City Ted Allen Alhambra California and Charles Jones 17 from Waukesha Wisconsin Zimmerman three losses Allen four Jones 30 of 35 for top sixteen Summersholder Guide Rock Nebraska attains 80.2 percent in exhibtion match Nebraska Wesleyan footballer joins lineup with Bill Garvey Boone John Paxton Fairfield Ellis Griggs Plainville Robert Bales Kansas City Kansas Alvin Dahlene Lawrence Oscar Bozich Kansas City Missouri Lyle Brown Des Moines John McCoy Des Moines John Gravey Boone Harry Reese Lake City and Roland Kraft Lawrence Kansas among others.
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