Tigers Beat Cleveland 11 7 In Third Straight Win
Detroit Tigers rally past Cleveland with 11 7 victory as Roy Hughes of Cleveland misplays four balls and two grounders. Hayworth drives in five as Campbell Knickerbocker and Fox spark early scoring in a high scoring contest.
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Yankees and Mackmen clash in tense baseball recap
Boston era notes and Chicago and St Louis box scores highlight a midseason baseball clash. Key players include Luke Appling producing a bases loaded double, George Washington homering to spark the Cubs, and Babe Phelps securing a Sox victory with five hits allowed.
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White Sox Rally Past Browns 5-3 in Shortened Game
Chicago White Sox erased an early St. Louis jinx with three first inning runs and ten hits over six innings to defeat the Browns 5 to 3 in the abbreviated interleague finale. Dick Coffman took the loss after the Sox built a lead.
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Hemsley May Not Have To Undergo Operation
Chicago report states Rollie Hemsley Browns catcher may avoid surgery after examination by Dr Robert Hyland in Chicago. Manager Rogers Hornsby discussed the case with Hemsley and clinic staff and said he appears much better with no operation needed.
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Willard Ordered to Pay $500 Damages in Glendale Fight
Judge Ben Schenman ruled that Jess Willard must pay $500 damages after a witness testified Willard beat him following a car collision in Glendale California. The case arose from an automobile accident with competing claims of assault during the incident.
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Vaguely Fading Stars Highlight Baseball and Boxing News
The piece recalls Kiki Cuyler once feared as a premier outfielder, now released by the Cubs at age 36. It notes St Joseph’s strong June run in the Western league, Joe Louis planning big fights, and mentions aging players and veteran outfielder from Benton County with a 26 batting mark as younger rivals rise.
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Miller’s Rally Wins Red Sox 6 5 Over Washington
Miller homered in the seventh to spark a five run rally after Washington led 5 1. The former Vinton Cinders and Clinton player started with Little Rock and later drew bids from multiple majors. Judge Landis ruled in favor of Washington over Pittsburgh in 1920.
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Fireworks Possible If Moody and Jacobs Meet in Wimbledon Final
United Press reports a likely Wimbledon final featuring Helen Moody and Helen Jacobs. Both stars reach the semi finals with Moody set to face Joan Hartigan and Jacobs to meet Hilda Sperling, stirring anticipation among royal watchers and fans.
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Budge Falls to Von Cramm in Wimbledon Semi Final
Americas last hope Donald Budge of Oakland California is eliminated by Baron Gottfried von Cramm of Germany in a four set Wimbledon semifinal 4 6 6 4 6 3 6 2. England's Frederick Perry advances to final with a 6 2 3 6 6 4 6 4 win over Jack Crawford of Australia.
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British Golden Gloves Triumph at Yankee Stadium
Almost 50,000 fans packed Yankee Stadium for an international Golden Gloves bout card. The British Golden Gloves team routed the American squad, winning eight of eleven championships in the amateur boxing tournament.
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Saints Win Tenth in Row to Take Lead
Saint Joseph extended its winning streak to ten by defeating Des Moines 9 to 4 in Des Moines. Eddie Decurr and Jim Carthers led the Saints with early rally power, Ludex added a late homer, and Moreau earned the win over Carithers as Saint Joseph moved into first place.
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Council Bluffs opens baseball with 7 3 win over Sioux City
More than 2 200 fans packed Broadway park as Council Bluffs beat Sioux City 7 to 3 in the Western league opener. Ad Liska pitched well until the ninth frame, Ben Hassler homered with two on, Hugh Willingham hit a ninth inning shot for Sioux City, and four double plays by the locals stifled rallies. George Zahn started for Sioux City, relieved by Bigs Wehde. nearly 1 000 Sioux City fans celebrated the franchise’s move from Omaha to Council Bluffs.
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Phillies Top Giants In Ten To Move Lead
Curt Davis homer in the tenth and seven hits allowed powered Philadelphia to a 4 3 win over New York. Hubbell struggled early as the Phils pushed two runs with errors and hits, then Camilli homered in the sixth to pull within one. The Giants lost at home to an eastern club for the first time this season.
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Cubs Lose In Tenth To Reds In Cincinnati
Ernie Lombardi opened the tenth with a home run as the Reds beat the Cubs 4 to 3 in Cincinnati. Paul Derringer pitched effectively despite Chicago’s 12 hits to 3. Klein and Lombardi homered for Cincinnati. Lindstrom Enemah and Goodman starred for Chicago in a tight extra inning decision.
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Hank O Day to be buried in Chicago after death
Hank O Day former umpire and player dies after lingering illness. Solemn requiem mass planned at St Jarliah s church and burial set for Calvary cemetery. He served as umpire in chief of the National League.
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Former Giants Fullback Debuts in Cedar Park Wrestling Card
Ray Richards, ex Nebraska A gridiron star and Giants fullback, appears at Cedar Park for the Fourth of July show. He wrestles Frank Tovaz as Lou Plummer meets Sol Slager, with Rube Harbin vs Otto Kuss and Jimmy Bear refereeing the night’s events.
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Cubs Release Hazen Cuyler Veteran Outfielder
Chicago manager Charley Grimm announced the unconditional release of Hazen Kiki Cuyler a veteran outfielder who had requested his departure after a disappointing 1934 season. Cuyler joined the Cubs in 1927 from Pittsburgh and was known for his strong throwing arm power and steady NL performance.
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Schedule Three Road Games For Iowa Five
Three away games announced for the 1935 36 Iowa basketball schedule. Iowa meets Loyola at Chicago on December 19 Marquette at Milwaukee on December 20 and Western State Teachers at Kalamazoo Michigan on December 21. One non conference game remains to be arranged for February 3 between semesters.
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Sports Standings and Results From Regional and National Games
Standings show Sioux City and Davenport leading in regional play with mixed results yesterday. Today’s schedule includes Davenport at Keokuk and Cedar Rapids at Rock Island amid rain delays. New York and Philadelphia lead the national standings with Wednesday results and Thursday matchups listed.
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Pity Poor Bill Terry Giants Need Pitching
Giants manager Bill Terry laments lack of reliable pitching to back a strong offense as Hal Schumacher stands out with nine straight wins. Casey Stengel, watching from the dugout, notes the shifting balance as the seven teams chasing New York debate their fate in the league.
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Junior AAU Track Meet Shaped by Wind Affects Records
At Lincoln Nebraska the National AAU junior track events saw LeRoy Backpatick of the San Francisco Olympic club clock 14.2 in the 110 meter hurdles but wind alteration disqualifies the mark. Ralph Sickel led 100 meters in 10.4 seconds tying the meet record as Norman Bright won the 1500 and James Reynolds took the shot put title for Olympic club.
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Special Train To Move All Star Players To Cleveland
Chicago AP reports seven members of the American League All Star squad will ride a special train to reach Cleveland by 8 25 a m July 8 for the game with the National All Stars. The players from the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Athletics must travel after a July 7 double header in Boston to avoid missing the start. The trip from Albany will connect with a Cleveland limited.
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New star mail route begins from Marquette
A Monday start introduces a star mail route from Marquette serving Waterville Waukon Church and Lansing replacing the Postville Lansing line. Carrier is Richard Myers of McGregor.
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Open League Race Details Three Shutout Victories
The Open league saw three shutouts with Light Co beating Armstrongs 5 0 aided by Dunbar until Brousard spoiled a no hit bid. Alberts lost 1 0 to Gazette and Beesén fell 1 0 to Parkson's Blue Ribbon. in Industrial Iowa Steel was upset 3 0 by Merchants Bank.
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Mike Farroh to coach at Fort Dodge High
Mike Farroh, who led Independence to the state finals last winter, will join the Fort Dodge high school and junior college coaching staffs as an assistant next fall. Farroh played for the University of Iowa in 1928 and 1929.
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Gun Club Shoot Moved to Thursday Morning
The Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club will open at 9 a.m. Thursday instead of its usual Thursday afternoon hours, club officers announced Wednesday.
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