Greenberg Hammers Two Homers In Tigers 16 Browns 1 Victory
Hank Greenberg hit two home runs driving in four as Detroit crushed St Louis 16 to 1. The two blasts gave him 24th and 25th homers of the season, narrowing the Yankees lead to one game as rain kept New York idle. Greenberg scored on every hit and had a perfect day at the plate with a pair of singles and a walk.
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St Louis Browns
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Dick Coffman
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Browns
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St. Louis
Detroit Abilto
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Burns
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Walker
Gehringer
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Ragell
Fox
Greenberg Ciliton
St Louis
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Sorrell
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Summers
Marberry
McGowan
Gus Schrader Wins Birmingham Race
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa dominated the Fourth of July dirt track event in Birmingham Alabama defeating Petro Alberti of St Louis to claim the Southern Sweepstakes championship. Schrader earned fifty points in the 1935 worlds dirt half mile series and set a new track record of 248.
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Ala
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Speed Demon
Petro Alberti
Loui
Lchrader
Iowa
Lattner Wins in C C Match Against Par
P M Lattner won his C C match over par in Thursday’s round of match play. Chadima finished second at 4 up, Dr John Stansbury posted even, and Heine Jensen and John Vaya earned prizes for most threes. Carey topped the fours with ten and Tailer claimed five to take a prize. Grayston and Misak both carded eight sixes.
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Ono
Jo -M. Lattner
Ho Chadima
John Stansbury
Heine Jensen
John Vaya
Negro stars poised to dominate 1936 Olympic sprints and jumps
AAP Sports Editor notes a record Negro crop in track with Eddie Tolan credited as trailblazer and Jesse Owens and Eulace Peacock rising. Owens and Peacock expected to clash in New York with a 1936 Berlin Games looming, as Metcalfe and others contend for sprint and broad jump titles.
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Associated Press
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United States
Berlin
Sol Butler
Howard Drew
Bingo Dismond
DeHart Hubbard
Little Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Los Angeles
Dusky Ralph Metcalfe
Tolan
Metcalfe
Eulace Peacock
Jesse Owens
Owens
Ohio State
Peacock
Temple Stars
Pirates blank Cubs 4 0 in home return
Pittsburgh pitchers combine for a 4 0 victory over Chicago as Roy Henshaw allows one hit through seven innings. Red Lucas drives in the first run and Arky Vaughan adds a run with his bat and legwork in a heat of 90 degrees at Forbes Field.
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Chicago Cubs
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Red Lucas
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Suhr
Padden
Lloyd Waner
Arky Vaughan
Jurges
Dodgers Smash Giants In Manhattan rout 14 to 4
Brooklyn belted 21 hits led by Jimmy Bucher four as Johnny Babich pitched a complete game for the Dodgers. Johnny Fitzsimmons left after the fifth amid an all-out assault that produced a five-run burst aided by three Giant errors. Tony Cuccinello homered in the eighth and Al Cuccinello homered in the ninth for New York.
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Manhattan
Giants
Gabler
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Bill Terry
Brooklyn
Ae'itor Abhoa Borray
Moore
Bueher
Bartell
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Terry
Leslie
Taylor Ut
Davis
Reis
Olber
Tconello
Jackson
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Koenig
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Imanetso
Danning
Fittatm
Chagnon
Sumacher
Tolsis
Bronkten
Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons Unigs
Sreare Stewart
Reardon
Connie Mack Still Loves Baseball After Sixty Years
United press profile recalls Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, praising his enduring passion for the game. Mack, shown at a Friday game with the Yankees, exudes energy as he praises players like Jimmy Foxx and contemplates Ruth’s homer record.
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New York
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
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Washington
Delaware
Grant and
Lee
Appomattox
Jimmy Foxx
Ruth
James
Dizzy Won’t Pitch But Cardinals Win Tilt At St Paul
Dizzy Dean sits out an exhibition as the St Louis Cardinals beat St Paul 6 to 2, with Martin and Medwick homering. Frisch criticized for forcing Dean into action in past incidents.
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ST Paul, Minn
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Frisch
Cleveland
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Martin
Medwick
St. Louis
Collins
O'Farrell
Mills
Guiliani
Vines and Plaa Reach Pro Tennis Semi Finals
Ellsworth Vines of California and Martin Plaa of France advanced to the French pro tournament semi finals joining William Tilden II of Philadelphia and Hans Nusslein of Germany. Vines beat Alfred Estradeau 6 2 7 5 6 3 and Plaa beat Albert Burke 9 7 4 6 1 6 1. Burke and Nusslein upset Plaa and Robert Ramillon to earn a final with Tilden and Vines.
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Ellsworth Vines
California
Martin Plaa
France
William T Tilden
Philadelphia
Hans Nusslein
Germany
Vines
Alfred Estradeau
Plaa
Albert Burke
Ireland
Burke
Nusslein
Robert Ramillon
Tilden
Automatic Swing Grooved by Hands Guidance
The author discusses training to make the golf swing automatic through mechanical setup. When the swing path is parallel, grooved and regulated, shots come with regular rhythm. The key idea is letting the hands flow and stay in good order for consistent contact.
Standings and Friday Results From Regional and National Baseball Tables
Standings show Davenport leading with 32 wins 19 losses and Cedar Rapids at .426. Friday results include Rock Island 35 5 and Des Moines 3 0. Upcoming games list Des Moines at St Joseph Davenport at Rock Island Keokuk at Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs at Sioux City with several other leagues noted.
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Des Moines
Broux City
Rock Island
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Des Moies
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Council Bluffs
Sionx City
Davenport
Ceder Rapids
Sioux City
Riverside Defeats Conesville 6 to 1 in Night Game
Riverside defeated Conesville 6 to 1 under the lights on Tuesday. Riverside scored one run in the first inning, added three after several Conesville errors in the seventh, and finished with two more in the eighth. Next Friday Riverside hosts the Iowa Supply company team of Iowa City under the lights.
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Conesville
Riverside Firemen
Iowa Supply Company
Iowa City
Radio Daylong Schedule of NBC CBS Networks
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS networks with show titles, hosts, and station codes. Highlights include morning dance bands and orchestras, variety acts, church choirs, and afternoon musical programs featuring numerous named performers and city stations.
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WJZ
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Wabc Chain
WJZ. Chain
Marine Barade
Weap Garston and Shaw
Wabc A.i
Let's Pretend
WABC
Milton
Sprucehead Bar
WJZ Chain
Broad Street
Presbyterian
Honerboys
Sassafran
Weaf Who
Madcaps
WEAP
Roth Arch
Gordon Orch
WEAF
Maxon Orch
WJZ_chainn
Farm and Home Hour
Kyw Wow
Maurice Spriatny Orch
Weap Chain
Mills Orch
West Rex
Battle's Ensemble
Weaf Chain
Ensemble
WCCO
Teenoal Pearce
Gang
Carol Dels
WBRM
Marin Esters
INBC
Lonefellows
Dorsey Orch
WIZ Chain Sis
Navzy Vance
Thornton Fisher
WOW
Goldman
Canada
KMOX
Tommy Harris
Willson Arch
Jan Garber
Sage Arch
Floriian Arch
WRBM
Oman Arch
Pollock Arch
Wwoco
Martin Orch
Shands
Ain. Masters Arch
WBBM
Gordon Arch
WY Chain
Chester Arch
WZ Chain
Hosen Arch
Wcco Pendargia
Dietrich Arch
WOC
Walbers Brown
Compinsky
Eddie Dunstedter
Sally of
Wabc Woc
Wwcccoo Kmox
Mildred
Dilling
Chicago
Radio Guild
Galaworthy
Justice
Eton Bega
Levitan Ensemble
Ad Womenont
Willard Robison
Pedro Via
Orch
St. Louis Blues
Uncle Ned
Wiz Chain
Grenadiers
Weap Who
Kansas City Symphony
Lyman Orch
Wcco Roses
Leola Turner
Canadian Grenadier Guards
Kay Perkins
Wcco Kmox
Weaf Grand Hotel
Wwcco
Jack Renny
Vivian Della Chiesa
Voice of the People
WJZ Wls Koil
Pickens Sisters
Zito Arch
Hendrik van Leon
KFAB
Previn Arch
WLW
Wwoc
Haenschen
Wayne King
Pute
Rasd
Rensy Venuta
Wood
Musical Mirror
Fireside Singers
Shander
Ain
Jesse Crawford
Lee Orch
Osi Stanish Bee
Amp Orch
Maurice Spitalny Orch
Nhci Heap
Cas Waymes Orch
WBBN
Maxton Orch
Wahc Kmox
M—Zite
Rock Island Tops Cedar Rapids in July doubleheader
Rock Island erased Cedar Rapids two-game streak by winning 3-2 and 5-3 in a Fourth of July doubleheader. Manager Cap Crossley was ejected after a dugout confrontation with umpire Collins. Key moments included Rock Island scoring on Valsoana wildness and late plays by Maple and Schultz as Cedar Rapids struggled with discipline and clutch hits.
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Raider
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Isley
Crossley
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Blackman
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Epps
Howard
Larson
Bocek
Fleming
Moulder
Valsoana
Novosel
Marshall
Mizeur
Maple
Schultz
Denson
Nichols
Hayes
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Rocks Larson
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Schlueter
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Haley
Islanders
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Jeming
Eos
Ifene Maple
Ace
Ae . Chervinko
Eee Bonetti
Cone
Cees
Janine Cedar Rapids
Mapley
Bonetti
Chervinke
Ac Rossley
C . Os
Fleminx
Cehultz
Olf Hayes
Balk
de- Hayes
Dar Rapids
Scholuter
Marble Accuses USLTA Forcing Tennis Exit
Elanor Tennant, coach for Alice Marble, charges the United States Lawn Tennis Association forced Marble from the sport. Tennant says Marble was in perfect health and not voluntarily retiring, alleging the association aimed to bar her from eastern tournaments.
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Los Angeles
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Alice Marble
Elanor Tennant
San Francisco
Miss Tennant
Alice
Lawn Tennis Association
Julian Merrick
California
Miss Marble
Coggeshall Wins Davenport Tennis Crown
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines won the Central States tennis tournament in Davenport by defeating Ed Black of Peoria 6-2 6-4. Coggeshall and Dick Goepel of Rock Island then captured the doubles title from Black and Davis of Peoria, marking Coggeshall’s first Davenport tournament victory after a runner-up finish last year.
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Davenport
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Iowa
Ed Black
Peoria
Coggeshall
Dick Goepel
Rock Island
Black
Davis
W. H
Coen
Kansas City, Mo
Magerkurth And Sears Named All Star Game Umpires
George Magerkurth and John Sears were appointed by Ford C Frick NL president as umpires for the all star game in Cleveland on Monday. Will Harridge AL president named Harry Geisel and Eve Bemsby to officiate as AL umpires for the same game in Cleveland.
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New York
George Magerkurth
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Ford C. Frick
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Dynamite Used to Fight Frost in the Midwest
Dynamite blasts are employed to circulate air and prevent early frosts in the Midwest. Intermittent night blasts help protect garden crops from frost damage and preserve harvests.
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