Cubs Win In 13th To End Reds Streak 8 To 6
The Chicago Cubs defeated Cincinnati 8 to 6 in 13 innings, halting the Reds seven game winning run. Hack and Hartnett delivered late runs, Galan drove in two, and Chicago kept pace with the Cardinals at the top as New York beat Boston.
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Des Moines Defeated as Cowboys Win Series Finale 9 2
Sioux City Cowboys rout Des Moines 9 to 2 to clinch the series two games to one. Homer Gref held Des Moines to eight hits over nine innings while Harry Whitehouse homered in the eighth as the Cowboys broke the game open with five runs in the frame.
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Webb Sold to Columbus After Strong Raiders Play
Jimmy Webb, the Raiders standout shortstop, has been sold to Columbus of the American Association for delivery at season end. President Harry Johnson announced the move citing Webb’s brilliant play and hard hitting for both last year and this year.
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Yankees’ late rally tops Red Sox 8 to 7 in nine
New York gains a 2-run ninth inning surge to defeat Boston 8-7 as the Yankees sweep the four-game series. Pat Malone wins in relief after solid hits from Hoag, Jorgens, and Powell. Werber's homer provides Boston’s lone long ball.
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Millionaires spend big on sport hobbies in pursuit of glory
Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey, Alfred Vanderbilt, and Joe Thorne burn large sums on racing and other ventures, chasing thrills despite losses. Powell Crosley Jr. of Cincinnati, by contrast, plows modest money into the Reds with remarkable returns, becoming the sport’s new money savant.
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Ding's and Fredonia Softball Teams Win
Ding's Standard O11 kittenball beat Brighton 5 to 0 and Fredonia defeated Grandview 6 to 2 at the fair grounds in Columbus Junction on Tuesday evening. On July 6 Columbus Junction and Conesville Cotter and Columbus City will play in Community league games.
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Waterloo Triumphs Over Cedar Rapids 3 2 in Ragged Tilt
Waterloo pitchers held Cedar Rapids to three hits as Don King earned a 3 2 victory on the road. Cedar Rapids scored first on a Thomas walk and two singles, Waterloo answered in the fourth on Michaels and Plummer then pulled ahead in the eighth on Preibisch double and Woltyn sacrifice. King worked five innings, Taylor allowed five, with Kingston King stuck out five.
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Charley Clements Retires as Raiders Sign John Vusich
Charley Clements a leading Raiders hitter retires to California on the voluntary list after a head operation and poor hitting. Johnny Vusich, previously with Waterloo and Fort Wayne, is signed to replace Clements and will likely take left field as Galaway moves to center.
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Women’s Country Club Golf Meet Opens Next Week
The Cedar Rapids Country Club announces its annual women’s golf championship begins next week. Qualifying rounds are set for Monday and Tuesday, followed by match play.
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Wheatland and London Softball Teams Prep for July Picnic
Special to The Gazette Wheatland and London softball squads meet for a Fourth of July picnic game at St Pauls Reformed church in Wheatland. Wheatland lists players Louis Witte Earl Hoker Doran Beitz Wayne Witte Le Roy Ball Virgil Witte Burton Holmes Irvin Martens Irvin Hoker Lumir Voita Harold Witte with extras Lawrence Witte Paul Stankee Ovid Ball Conrad Bicknese Albert Fischer. London lineup includes Edward Rutenbeck Leo Twatchman Leonard Reinking Ralph Penningroth Henry Twatchman Laverne Benning Hugo Richmond Henry Brendes Harold Tober Charles Strackbein.
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Westerfield Drills At Yale For Olympic Trials
In New Haven Yale pool Dick Westerfield and Ray Walters of the University of Iowa train under Olympic coach Robert Kiphuth. Westerfield targets the 100 meter backstroke and Walters the 100 meter dash as they prepare for July 12 trials in Providence Rhode Island against top U S swimmers aiming for the Olympic team.
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Standings and results across leagues and teams
Standings show WL and Pet records for Davenport Sioux City Des Moines Kinaha GC. Rapids Waterloo and St. Louis Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Milwaukee Kansas City with Thursday and Friday results across American and National Leagues including Detroit Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis and more.
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France’s Lecadre Outpoints Zorrita in San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco Gaston Lecadre 183 outpointed Leon Zorrita 145. In Milwaukee Ken Overtin 159 Richmond Va outpointed George Black 157. Both bouts were scheduled for ten rounds.
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Skeeter Webb Sold To Columbus Club Of A A
President Harry Johnson of the Raiders announced the sale of shortstop Jimmy Skeeter Webb to the Columbus club of the American Association for delivery after the season. Webb will stay through the championship playoff if Cedar Rapids wins either pennant half.
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Minnesota Will Have 25 Grid Lettermen
Iowa City Iowa Minnesota will field 25 major lettermen for the clash with Iowa in Minneapolis on November 7.
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