Detroit Bows To Wes Ferrel As Cleveland Wins 7 To 4
New York Yankees and St Louis Browns games dominate the recap with Cleveland beating Detroit 7 to 4 and Boston slipping in the standings. The report lists line scores, key hits, and pitcher performances, noting strong offensive spurts by Ruth and Jorgens for New York and a late Browns rally to seal their win.
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Wes Ferrel
Cleveland
New York
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Yanks
Danny MacFayden
MacFasden
Boston
PACE
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Olson
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Alexander
Pickering
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Michael
Dablonowski
Boerner
Watwood
Ene
Ruth Chapman
Jorgens
Combs
Lewel MacFayden
Lazzer
Michaels
Jablonowski
Michaels Umvires -Ormshs
Ovens
Maranike
Moore
Irton
Berrer
Liv
Terry
Berger
Lindstrom
Schulmerich Akers
Critz
R_ Mooreau
Schulmerich Horner Berer
Terry Lindstrom
Matanville Urbanski
Shires Cartae
Cubs Stay Close As Pirates, Giants Win Big
Cubs keep pace with Pirates after a 7 0 victory as Charley Grimm homered off Red Lucas. Giants beat Braves 9 5 with a six run fourth inning. Phillies top Dodgers 9 3 as Hal Lee and Chuck Klein homer twice each.
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Csready
Geor Bush
Uh Sethe Recs
Qeawciui Thorstar
Heses Iis
Chicago
Cubs
Puurs Suren Pirates
St Bows Cardinals
Cardinals
Fphillies
Pirates
Togay
Charley Grimm
Red Lucas
Phillies
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Howe
Brooklyn
Tye Ors
Hal Lee
Chuck Klein
Tee
Hurst
Whines
Standings and scores across leagues mixed with scattered stats
The page blends standings and results from multiple leagues. It lists American League and Three-I League standings, Wednesday and Thursday results, and a Pirates win over St Louis with a Cubs loss to Cincinnati. It notes team records, wins and losses, and key game events like a decisive eighth inning for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St Loui Cardinals
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Pirates
Allyn Stout
Pirate
Cardinal
Bill Swift
Heine Meine
Keokuk pounds Davenport 6 to 0 and Bees trounce Plows
In Davenport Keokuk blanked them 6 to 0 as Fred Young’s wild fourth inning sparked six runs with three hits two hit batters and two walks. Burlington beat Moline 6 to 2 after a rough frame. Dubuque fell to Waterloo 10 to 1 as Waterloo tallied five unearned runs in the second.
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Fred Young
Moline
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Wehde
George Hinton
Lefty Brown
Wedneemoaree
Keoxuk
O'Shaughnessy
Davenport
Leoninski
Rane Rye
Meyer
Sueme
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Keokuk
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Rice
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Lisle
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Brown
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Reider
Roy O'Shaughnessy
Patten
Strucx
Gaston
Patchett
Barker
Srey
Wilbanks
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Lahm
Drager
Aereee
Barath
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Young
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Sagen Peters
Wove Walton
Ib Eeaee Jackson
Studuhar
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Sacee
Styduhar
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Esrey
Arken
Anderson
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Paulsen
Young Walton
Jacony
Lorbeer
Parker
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Mattoon
Bosse
Gentry
Whitehouse
Laskowski
Ringhofer
Novak
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Archdeacon
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Halas
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Lamb
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Teenee
Hinton
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Bosse 2. Left On Asé
Nolan Junas- Sisted
Nolan
Williams
Collins
Fragmentary Tally Mentions Various Cities and Names
Disjointed OCR list references multiple cities including Columbus Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Louisville and Indianapolis with scattered names such as Ash Wyssons Dawson Fette Bayne Carson Ryan Richards Harris Mitra Fenner Hilt and Streleckt. No clear event or outcome evident.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
eNomhes
Paul
Taedo
Columbus i Ninneamcus
Kansas City
S. Pau
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Dawson
Bayne Carson
Ryan and Richards
St Paul
Miwaukee
Darkness
Harris
Streleckt Adkins
Mitra A
Fenner
Sarazen Set To Earn 250000 In Two Years
Gene Sarazen, touted as the new king of the links, will earn at least 250000 over the next two years under a contract with Ray McCarthy. The agreement covers all Sarazen's activities including exhibition matches and motion pictures, with one more major event this season the PGA championship at St Paul in August.
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New York
Professional Golfers’ Association
St. Paul
Gene Sarazen
King of the Links
Ray McCarthy
McCarthy
Sarazen
Golfers protest Goodman omitted from Walker Cup team
New York reports a protest over the omission of Johnny Goodman, Omaha's rising amateur golf star, from the Walker Cup team. The omission follows his upset win over Bobby Jones in the 1929 Amateur at Pebble Beach and a noted scoring record in recent tournaments.
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New York
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Goodman
United Press
Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach
Goodmann
Fresh Meadow
Cedar Rapids Bunnies Rally For Six In Eighth To Beat Rock Island
Cedar Rapids defeated Rock Island 8 to 4 as the Bunnies scored six runs in the eighth inning after two were out. Nub Kleinke started for Rock Island but gave up multiple hits and walks in the late frame, while Al Struss held Cedar Rapids through seven.
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The
Gazette
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Nub Kleinke
Kleinke
al Struss
Woeber
Seghi
Syeraw
Bloebaum
S Donovan
Mizeur
Berhi
Raed Corbelli
Nelson
Fe We Kleinke
H Young
Preweene
Hunter
Tewes
Leonard
Schmidt
Hollingsworth
Schroeder
Stross
Peteee Eaoa
Young
Bioebaum
Speraw
Corbelli
Sozhi
Struss
Bleebaum
Struas
Heath
Dark Horse Leads Western Open Star Field
Alfred Sargent of Toledo shot a 69 at Canterbury Country Club to pace the first round of the Western Open with 130 entrants. Ed Dudley and Harry Cooper tied for second at 70, followed by five players at 71. Notables include Abe Espinosa, Olin Dutra, Bob MacDonald, Densmore Shute, and Tommy Armour in the mix for the weekend rounds.
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Leveland
Alfred Sargent
Toledo
George Sargent
Canterbury Country Club
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Harry Cooper
Chicago
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Walter Crowder
Cleveland
Abe Espinosa
Olin Dutra
Granton Heights
Calif
Bob MacDonald
Densmore Shute
Hudson
Ohio
Kirby
Akron
T. Philip Perkins
Jose Jurado
Tom Creavy
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Morton Dutra
Long Beach
Lupton Pins Foe In Olympic Materials
In Grand Rapids, Sam Burnstine of Chicago defeated John Williams of Baltimore in the 115 pound first round. Ralph Harrison of Cedar Rapids Iowa beat James Steiner of Iowa State Teachers in the 123 pound second round in 9 39. James McCurdy of Ames Iowa pinned B Davenport of Mount Vernon in 3 35. Ralph Lupton of Cedar Rapids pinned Jess Arend of Iowa City in 7 55.
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Foe
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sam Burnstine
Chicago
John Williams
Baltimore
Ralph Harrison
Cedar Rapids
James Steiner
Towa State
James McCurdy
Ames
B. Davenport
Mount Vernon
Ralph Lupton
Jess Arend
Iowa City
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Willys-Knight
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Evening Gazette
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1St Dees
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