Simmons Cronin And Foxx Battle For Lead In Hitting
Washington Senators pace the league with a .306 team batting, led by Joe Cronin Al Simmons and Jimmy Foxx in a tight race for batting title fractions. Simmons tops at .3686 with Cronin at .3682 Foxx at .3680 as runners across the circuit push the chase.
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al Simmons
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White Sox
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Eeenteee
Bean
Minneapolis Triumphs 7 6 Over Toledo In Ten Innings
The Millers erased a six run Toledo lead late to win 7 6 in ten innings marking their first victory over the Mud Hens in the current series on Saturday in Minneapolis.
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Millers
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Mud Hens
Leaders Tangle in Maquoketa League
In Maquoketa Valley league action on Sunday Cascade Independence faces Monticello Cubs in a clash that could tilt the standings. Manchester invades Guttenberg as Smoky Johnson attends the Worlds Fair, forcing a weekend umpire rotation and a schedule shift with Dives moving from Guttenberg to Dyersville and C F Gebhard covering Guttenberg.
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Cascade Independence
Monticetlo Cubs
Willnvade Guttenberg
Smoky Johnson
Guttenberg
Dyersville
C F Gebhard
Martelle Team Plays At AlburnettSunday
Alburnett notes a scheduled Martelle game shifts to Alburnett on Sunday due to a funeral. Marcelle Surdat involved as the event location adjustment.
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Martelle
Alburnett
Pro Grid Loop Admits Ten NFL Clubs in Meeting
National Professional Football league expanded to ten clubs as Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh joined, Staten Island temporarily withdrew for a year. Philadelphia to host home games at the Philly baseball park with Lud Wray as coach. Cincinnati at Redland field coached by William Jolly. Pittsburgh to play at Forbes field with Jap Douds as coach. Columbus re-elects its president. Carl Storck named vice-president. other officers listed. The meeting continues with 1933 schedule and rule changes on the agenda.
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National Professional Football League
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Staten Island
Jack Potter
Lud Wray
Philly Baseball Park
Wray
University of Pennsylvania
Warry March
New York
East Side Leads Columbus Junction Football Standings
East Side leads the local kittenball standings with 7 points as Northwest and Fredonia follow. Week results show East Side 3 Fredonia 1, Columbus City 6 Southwest 2, East Side 10 Northwest 6. Conesville beat Fisher's Super Service 6 to 3 and Conesville defeated Grandview 1 to 0.
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Fredonda
Columbus City
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Fredonia
Fast Side
Conesville
Fisher's Super Service
Columbus Junction
Conesvlle
Grandview
Tennis meets postponed due to wet grounds in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo
Cedar Rapids and Lown City matches postponed because fields were wet. Cedar Rapids-Waterloo meet resumes against Dubuque at the Country Club. State tennis championship starts tomorrow in Des Moines with top players Harris Coggeshall and Mrs James Bell among contenders. several rivals named.
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Cedar Rapids-Waterloo
Des Moines
Harris Coggeshalls
NATS TAKE DOUBLE BILL FROM INDIANS
The Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader with the A's winning game one 10-4 before losing game two 11-6. Dallas The Athletics bunched sixteen hits and chased Ted Lyons and Urban Faber in the fourth. George SAEED was charged with the defeat as the A's rallied late but could not complete the comeback.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Mackien
Athletics
Ted Lyons
Urban Faber
Chicago
George Saeed
Cubs Defeat Giants In Slab Duel 2 10
Two base hits Whitney Roettner. Three base hits Prey Rice Jordan. Sacrifice Brandt. Double plays Bereer Horan to Jordan. Left on base Boston 8 Cincinnati 9. Base on balls Brandt Frey 1 Johnson 1. Struck out Brandt J. Frey 1. Hits Os Frey 11 in 8 1 3 innings Johnson 2 in 2 3 innings Hit by pitcher Brandt Lombardi. Losing pitcher Prey. Umpires Pfirman and Klem. Time of game 46.
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CSA Cardinals Schedule With Anamosa Center Point Games
CSA Cardinals plan road games against Reformatory Snappers in Anamosa on July 15 and Center Point on July 16. Manager Frank Turdik seeks travel clubs for Cedar Rapids games and can be reached at 1833 D Street SW or by phone at 5504.
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Cedar Rapids Gun Club Holds Morning Practice Shoot
The Cedar Rapids Gun Club held a morning practice shoot starting at nine o'clock led by Werher Jolley. The score report lists base hits, sacrifice plays, double plays, and fielding notes for Wells, Johnson, and Kline, with Weiss and Ho Johnson as pitchers and Owens and Van Grafian as umpires. Time of game 148 minutes.
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South Side Hawks Too Good For West Siders
The South Side Hawks defeated the West Side kittenball team by 4 to 7. Batter ies Hawks Smith and Jands faced West Side Atkinson and Seel. The Hawks plan to meet Whittem club Sunday at Riverside. Interested kittenball teams may contact Manager Bob Smith at 2-5515.
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Dial
Robinson set to defend state golf title in Iowa
Des Moines star Lucile Robinson, current medalist and likely state champion, returns to defend her Iowa women’s golf title after a strong season. The field includes top Des Moines players and rivals from Mason City Ottumwa Clear Lake Davenport and Cedar Rapids, with Mrs Frances Drake Repp absent. Robinson’s recent scores at Wakonda and Woodside bolster expectations she will capture the medalist honor and the championship again.
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Mason City
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Webster City
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Cedar Rapids
Howard Chandler
Frank Fish
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Mata Hari Wins First Money In Lassie Stakes
Mata Hari the west's unbeaten filly scored a spectacular six furlong victory at Arlington Park in the Lassie Stakes. Owned by Charles Fisher of Detroit, she beat stablemate Far Star by one length in 1 12 4, about track record pace. Dabchick finished third, Slapdash faded to fifth. Fisher paid $4.84 win, $4.24 place, $3.26 show. Dabchick $3.70 show. Mata Hari earned nearly $30,000 for Fisher with Bobby Jones up.
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Solem Williams Spend Summer At Minnesota Camps
Iowa City two Hawkeye coaches Ossie Solem head football coach and Rollie Williams basketball mentor spend the summer at boys camps in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Solem will remain at Camp Owanka Annandale Minnesota until fall when he starts his second year. Williams leaves Red Arrow camp Woodruff Wisconsin in August to teach in a coaching course at Gustavus Adolphus College St Peter Minnesota before returning to Iowa City to resume duties as assistant football coach.
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Wapsie Valley League Schedule Announced
The schedule lists July matchups including Alburnett at Martelle and Marion at Lisbon, with MeVille at Morley. Subsequent dates crown July 16 Lisbon at Morley and Mont Vernon hosting, July 23 trips Morley at Alburnett and Mount Vernon at Marion.
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Junior Legion Final At Daniels Park Monday
The final game of the American Legion Junior baseball tournament between Cities Service and Central City will be played Monday at 1 30 PM at Daniels Park. It was postponed Saturday due to rain.
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Daniels Monday
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Kraft To Play In State Golf Meet At West Okobejl
Special to The Gazette reports Oelwein team members John Kraft Cambrey and Earl Rhine of the Oelwein Country Club will enter the state amateur golf tournament at West Okoboji starting July 17. Kraft qualified in last year’s Mason City championship. Kraft and Ashby have held the Oelwein Country Club championship. The local delegation will arrive for practice rounds at the Okoboji course.
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Mason City
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Okoboji
Two Tie For Lead In Washington Kittenball
In Washington, after American Pearl drops its city league opener to YMCA 6 to 1, Troop F and American Pearl share the league lead with the standings listing the two teams at the top.
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Washington
the Gazette
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American Pearl League
Earlville Kittenball Triumph Over Almoral 30 to 21
Earlville’s Kittenball team defeated Almoral by 30 to 21 on Thursday evening at Earlville Diamond. The hosts led early and maintained the advantage, securing the win in a concise home contest.
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