Cardinals Dominate Cubs to Tie Series at Seven Three
St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 3 as Bill Hallahan pitched a strong game and the Red Birds built a 6 0 lead before Cubs relievers Bush Joiner Malone allowed runs. Joe Medwick hit a homer for St Louis in the seventh.
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Quakers Edge Sinclairs 5 To 3 In League Tilt
The Quaker Oats defeated Sinclairs 5 to 3 at Daniels Park, moving the Packers from second to third. Koch limited the Packers to six singles while Kimball shut down Sinclairs to three hits and no runs after innings.
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Raiders Rally as Hart Shines in Gripping 14-9 Loss
Johnny Hart dazzled in the third inning for Davenport as the Blues beat the Raiders 14-9 in a two hour forty nine minute finale. Ed Denning homered and doubled while Lisle and Dickshot led Cedar Rapids with multiple hits and key drives. The Raiders briefly closed the gap late, but Davenport pulled away with late singles and doubles.
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Saints Sweep Cowboys as Carson Delivers Late Saquence
In St. Joseph Missouri, the Saints rallied in the ninth to beat Sioux City 5 to 4. Wally Carson doubled and tripled in the frame, driving in two runs to seal the Saints’ twelfth win in fourteen and eighth straight at home.
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Standings and results from Western League and majors
Western League standings show St Joseph leading with 32 wins, Des Moines 29, Rock Island 23, Cedar Rapids 22, Sioux City 26, Omaha 21, Davenport 26, Topeka 19. Monday results: Omaha 1 Des Moines 8, Rock Island 4, Davenport 14 Cedar Rapids 9, St Joseph 5, Sioux City 0. Tuesday games include Cedar Rapids at Rock Island and Davenport at Des Moines. Major league notes include Boston 10 New York 9 in 11 innings, Gehrig and Werber homer for Boston, and Washington 12 Cleveland 6 with four Senators homers.
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Mount Auburn Beats Dysart 4-3 in Sunday Catball Victory
Mount Auburn wins its eleventh game of the season by defeating Dysart 4 to 3. Healy hit a go ahead home run in the bottom of the seventh. Mount Auburn: R. Wiest and Healy. Dysart: Waller and Detlef. Games may be scheduled by writing Glenn Healy.
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Managers Terry and Cronin pick All Star players
Major league managers Terry and Cronin announced the all star selections for the July 10 game. Terry chose Joe Moore over Hazen Cuyler and Fred Frankhouse over Paul Dean and Guy Bush as extra pitcher, while Cronin disregarded fan guidance by opting for Lefty Grove of Boston and other choices.
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Boston
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St. Louis
Guy Bush
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Grant And Parker Advance In Clay Court Tourney
Bryan Bitsy Grant seeded No 1 from Atlanta won 7-5 6-3 over Leonard Patterson Los Angeles to reach the fifth round Frankie Parker defending champion seeded No 2 from Milwaukee topped Arkkaiser Chicago 6-0 6-2 Milton Ruehl upset John McDiarmid in a 2-6 7-5 3rd round match Arthur Hendrix beat Jesus Kamrath 6-2 6-2 Doc Barr beat Jay Cohn 6-0 2-6 6-3 Scott Rexinger beat Norris Ruckman 6-0 Thane Halstead beat Gilbert Hunt 4-6 6-1 10-8 Donald Budge beat Myron Alexander 6-2 8-6 Wilmer Hines beat Donald Sink 6-2 15 Wilbur Hess beat Vernon Johns 6-2 6-3
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Columbia
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Wilbur Hess
Vernon Johns
Denver
Cooper Captures Another Title In Forced Playoff
Chicago based golf star Harry Cooper wins the Illinois Professional Golfers Association title after a comeback in regulation and dominance in the playoff. He edged Dick Metz 74 to 81 in the playoff to claim victory. Earlier he tied Dick Metz at Peoria in a Western Open playoff and later won the Illinois Open after an 18 hole playoff with Tommy Armour.
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Frisch Fined for Altercation With Umpire Klein
Chicago March 21 Manager Frankie Frisch of the St. Louis Cardinals was fined 100 dollars by National League President John Heydler for failing to leave the field promptly after being banished by Umpire Bill Kiem in a Cubs Cardinals game. Catcher Mike Gonzales received a 25 dollar fine for his participation in the dispute.
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Unclear sports note from Toledo game disrupted by wet grounds
Fragmentary report notes a game halted by wet fields with players including Sandra Dolsack DeSautels Heine and O'Dea. Mentions Indianapolis and Louisville, with only certain games scheduled as night fell.
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Cuyler Replaces Moore as Sixth Outfielder on NL All Star Team
New York report says manager Bill Terry named Kiki Cuyler of the Cubs as the NL sixh man in place of Joe Moore of the Giants. Cuyler won a larger nationwide vote than Moore for next Tuesday's game against the American League stars.
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National league selects strong lineup for game
The national poll names starting positions with stars from New York St Louis and Chicago. Cronin and Terry weigh in on infield and outfield choices while power hitters Ott Medwick loom for the NL. The American league counters with a mix of veteran pitchers and big bats as timing and home runs promise a thrilling Polo Grounds clash.
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