American Leaguers Win All Star Game 4 1 Over Nationals
The American League defeated the National League 4 to 1 in Cleveland. Jimmy Foxx hit a first inning homer and drove in three as Vernon Gomez and Mel Harder combined for six strong innings. Joe Cronin, Rollie Hemsley, and Foxx added the other runs as AL pitchers held NL bats to eight hits.
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Joe Cronin
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Cubs
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Collins
All Stars Box Score Sees 1930s All Star Rivalry Clash
Simmons belts a wall double for the National team but Foxx cannot advance. The game draws 69,812 fans, shattering the 1933 Chicago mark and generating 81,692 dollars for sick and needy players. Foxx drives in three runs, Cronin and Terry also drive in, while Gomes, Derringer, and Walker split pitching duties.
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Hartnett
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Schumacher
Derringer
J. Dean
Mancuso
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Eowhitehead
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Cronin
Terry
Vaughan
Gehringer
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Hemsley
Martin
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Harner
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Son. Simmons
Chicago
Hagen To Captain Ryder Golfers In British Encounter
New York United States Ryder Cup team selects Walter Hagen as captain for the match against England at Ridgewood Country Club New Jersey on September 28. The nine teammates named include Paul Runyan Sam Parks Olin Dutra Ky Laffoon Johnny Revolta Henry Picard Horton Smith Gene Sarazen and Craig Wood as they seek revenge for the 644 to 5% loss in 1933.
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Walter Hagen
United States
England
Ridgewood Country Club
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Hagen
George Jacobus
Professional Golfers Association
Paul Runyan
Frolic Club Drops Thriller 5 4 At Home
The Frolic Club fell 5 4 to Belle Plaine on Frolic Field in a seesaw game. Lawrence hit a homer amid a two run inning for Frolic, but Elias tied it with a seventh inning blast before Belle Plaine pulled ahead in extra innings on walks and timely hits.
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Wilson
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All-Star Game Plays By Play Summary Fragment
In the All-Star Game National and American lineups exchange innings with pitchers like Vosmik Gehrig and Cronin producing scattered hits and a Foxx homer. The half inning actions include mild scoring and several outs as players such as Medwick Gehrig and Os Simmons contribute.
Krejci Brothers Snap Slump With 3-2 Win At Riverside Park
After six straight losses the Krejci Brothers defeated the Maccabees 3 to 2 at Riverside Park Sunday. Al Harford pitched seven innings, allowing three hits and fanning 15. The Maccabees scored in the first and third, while Krejci answered with three runs in the second and sixteenth.
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Riverside Park
al Harford
Davenport Takes Two From Island?ers In Twinbill Mini-Series
Davenport repeats wins over Rock Island totaling 21 runs in two games. first game 13 3 win with Gryska homer and strong pitching from Piechota. second night game 8 3, Davenport tallies eight runs in late innings as Rock Island errors plague visitors. Rails top Cowboys 5 2 as Evans shines for Council Bluffs in Sunday action.
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Rock Island
Blue Sox
RAILS
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Sioux City
Red Evans
Council Bluffs
Evans
Luby
Marchand
Standings and Results From Weekend Baseball and League Play
Standings show Davenport 35 20 .636 Keokuk 34 33 .598 Des Moines 23 37 .373. Cedar Rapids 4-3, Keokuk 3-9, J Joseph 11-7, Des Moines 4-10. Saints and Demons split twin bill 11-4 and 10-7. Open dates noted. Tuesday games list New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati among others.
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Walford Protest Over Rain Interruption in Nor way Game
Walford protests the Iowa Valley league decision on a June 30 game with Norway halted by rain with bases loaded and one out. Walford claims Norway players stalled to force a rain delay and refuse to resume once play ball was called.
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Walter Thorman
Iowa Valley League
Norway
Raiders Split Twin Bill with Keokuk in Baseball Doubleheader
The Raiders split a Sunday twin bill with Keokuk, winning the matinee 4-3 as Bill Gould held the Indians to six hits and losing the night game 9-3 amid an injury to Jim Lyons. Key plays included Gardner and Michaels drives, a disputed double steal, and Lyons leaving after a seventh inning hit.
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Shiell
Snyder
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Michaels
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Fayette Nine Edges Volga City in Eleven Innings
Fayette opened the second half of the Little Eight race with a 5 to 4 eleven inning victory over Volga City. The game was tied in the third and ninth. Fayette took the winning run in the eleventh on two walks and two infield hits. Spatcher led Fayette with a double and two singles. O'Brien had three singles for Volga City and Earle homered for Fayette. Pitcher Thomas struck out twelve.
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Wilbur Coen Wins Western Net Singles Title
Wilbur Coen Jr. returns to Kansas City with the Western singles title after defeating John McDiarmid of Fort Worth 6-4 6-2 6-2 in the championship. The win marks his only major tournament play in two years.
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Wilbur Coen, Jr
Kansas City
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
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