Bunnies and Tigers Split Valley League DoubleHeader
Cedar Rapids and Dubuque split a Sunday doubleheader in front of a large crowd. Eddie Myers pitched the Suns to a 4 2 victory in game one, while the Bengaleers toppled the Tigers 8 3 as Vernholt struggled in the seventh inning. Speran led Cedar Rapids with four hits across the two games.
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Cedar Rapids
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Tigers
Suns
Eddie Myers
Bengaleers
Lefty Vornholt
Meyers
Sims
Stehne
Speran
Bloebaum
Mizeur
Donovan
Seghi
Hall
Nelson
Archdeacon
Lipski
Diester
Barnum
Donavan
Woeber
Vernholt
Buns
Stehno
Krolski
Hennessey Loses Title Match To Les Stoefen
Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles won the Minneapolis tennis title by defeating defending champion John Hennessey of Minneapolis in the finals. The match score was 2 6, 3 6, 6 4 in favor of Stoefen.
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Les Stoefen
Minneapolis
Minn
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Gececanls
John Hennessey
Keokuk Captures Twin Bill Over Moline
Keokuk fell behind Moline by three in the first inning but tied the game in the second and won 8-6 after scoring four runs in the seventh. Moline added three in the ninth before Rice caught a foul fly to end the game, with a Monday night rematch expected.
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Keokuk
Moline
Rice
Cross delivers in tenth to lift Keokuk in twin bill
Ward Cross doubled, moved to third on a passed ball and scored on Wade's wild pitch in the tenth inning to break a pitchers' duel and give Keokuk a 3-2 win. Cross totaled seven hits and twelve strikeouts as Wade allowed five hits but showed occasional unsteadiness.
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Ward Cross
Wade
Cross
Moline
Rock Island Beats Waterloo 4 3 Extends Win Streak to 11
The Rock Island Islanders edged Waterloo 4 to 3 Sunday night for their second win in two meetings. Clarence Struss gave up seven hits but was clutch in key moments as Rock Island rode timely hitting to preserve the victory. Waterloo loaded the bases in the ninth but failed to score.
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Islanders
Waterloo
Clarence Struss
Burlington Aces Bees in Second Game of Series
Burlington routed Hawley s wildness with five runs in two innings to win 6 1 Sunday afternoon. Bees loaded the bases with one out in the seventh but failed to score more than one. The second game of the doubleheader was postponed.
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Hawley
Bees
One Set Principles for Golf T
A brief golf note argues that golf is an art like music and that a single set of principles suffices for all players. It invites daily discussion on the tee and hints at an outline for correcting bad iron play.
Warneke Shuts Out Braves as Cubs Win 4–0
Lonnie Warneke pitched a complete game shutout, allowing no runs as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Braves 4 to 0. It was Warneke’s 12th win of the NL season and fifth consecutive victory, keeping the Cubs level with the Pirates in the race for the league lead.
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Cubs
Chicago
Lonnie Warneke
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Warneke
Pittsburgh Pirates
British Davis Cup Loss to German Team in Berlin
Germany edged Britain 3-2 after Sunday singles as Gottfried von Cramm beat Bunny Austin and Daniel Prenn outplayed Fred Perry to seal the win. Germany advances to face Italy in the European zone second round en route to a possible interzone final against the United States.
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Berlin
Ins
Germany
Italy
United States
France
Gottfried von Cramm
Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Italian Team Beats Japan 3 2 to Reach Europe Final
In Milan Italy defeats Japan 3 2 to set up a meeting with Germany in the European zone final. Giovanni Palmieri defeats Jiro a top Japanese player 6 1 6 1 6 2. Giorgio Stefani wins over T Kudabara 6 2 6 2 6 4.
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Italy
Ins
Germany
Giovanni Palmieri
Jiro
Giorgio Stefani
T. Kudabara
West Union tops Elgin in Little Eight race
In a Sunday slate West Union edged Elgin 3 to 2 to stay atop the Little Eight. Waucoma won 1 to 0 in 15 innings over Westgate as Hawkeye beat Arlington 7 to 5 and Alpha fell 3 to 5.
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Waucoma Licks
Westgate
West Union
Elgin
Waucoma
Hawkeye
Arlington
Alpha
A's Rally Past Indians In Wild 18-17 Marathon
In Cleveland, the Athletics edged the Indians 18 to 17 in a ten inning slugfest. Jimmy Foxx hit three homers driving in eight runs while Earl Averill homered for Cleveland. Ed Morgan's error in the ninth opened the door for the A's dramatic comeback and Lewie Simmons scored the decisive run. Johnny Burns and Mule Haas contributed key plays for Philadelphia and Boston. Ferrell suffered the loss after 11 1 3 innings of relief work.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Foxx
Earl Averill
Ed Morgan
Tribe
Simmons
Lewy
Johnny Burnett
Mule Haas
Haas
Vosmik
Krause
Rommel
Wes Ferrell
Mamas
Hudlincore
Mississippi Valley League Standings Highlight Mixed Results
Standings show Cedar Rapids at 4 and Dubuque 2 8, with Moline Island Waterloo 3 and Rock Island in notes. Davenport and Burton games listed with Moline at Keokuk, all affected by rain and incomplete results.
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Burton
Keoku
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matchups Across Cities
Sunday results show Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4 and New York 7 Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 7, with Chicago 4 and St. Louis 3 listed among results. Monday games feature Philadelphia at St. Louis and New York at Cincinnati plus Boston at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Detroit 7 2, Boston 5 13, St. Late oo a York 9% Mabingtes 18, Cleveland 17. GAMES MONDAY. Chicago at Ene. Cleveland & at Rew tere (2.) Detroit at Boston.
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York
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Noisy regional scores and upcoming city matchups
The clipping shows scattered sports results with Omaha and Des Moines records, Tulsa and St. Joseph standings, and Wichita games. It lists upcoming games: St Joe at Capesa City, Wichita at Denver, and Pueblo. The text mixes city abbreviations and numbers, reflecting a local scoreboard page.
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Pueblo
Geeehe
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St. Joe
Capesa City
Terre Haute Tops Ringfield In 9-8 Shootout
Dan Manay leads Terre Haute with 3 runs as Ringfield loses 9 to 8 while Peoria falls 4-0 to Quincy and Decatur posts a lone percent score in a fragmented game summary.
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Ringfield
Dan Manay
Peoria
Quincy
Decatur
Baseball doubleheader notes with mixed results
In game one Stone and Hayworth lead with two hits apiece as Rogell McManus and others contribute. Durhams pitching and fielding errors shape a long frame with six base hits and a 12 in an inning highlight. Second game features Jolley Pickering Rogell and Olson with multiple two base hits and Jolley homering, while Weiland and Watwood contribute on base and defense for Detroit against Boston by a scoreline noted.
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Hayworth
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Schuble
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Venetneet
Don Rogell
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Hidstein
Sewell
iteher—Goldstein
Dineen and McGowan
Browns Sweep Yanks In Doubleheader Thriller
The St. Louis Browns defeated the league leading New York Yankees 10 to 9 and 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Goose Goslin sparked the first game with five hits driving in four runs as Lefty Gomez struggled. Errors by Crosetti and Ruth aided the Browns during the deciding run.
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YANKS
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St. Louis
Goose Goslin
Lefty Gomez
Crosetti
Ruth
Sarazen Armour Lose To Cooper And Smith
In Chicago at Glen Oak Country Club, Harry Cooper and Hor ton Smith defeated Gene Sarazen and Tommy Armour in an exhibition for the American fund. Cooper shot a three under par 69, Smith 71, Armour 74, Sarazen 76, before about 5,000 fans.
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Harry Cooper
Ottawa
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Glen Oak Country Club
American Fund
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Smith
Armour
Sarazena
Deer fatalities rise in Pennsylvania in 1898 auto crashes
Accidents killed 1898 deer in Pennsylvania last year with most victims struck by automobiles. The report highlights vehicle collisions as the primary cause of deer deaths in the state during the period.
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Pennsylvania
Pirates Vanquish Brooklyn In Eight to Seven Thriller
The league leading Pittsburgh Pirates beat Brooklyn 8 to 7 in a see saw nine inning game at Ebbets Field. The winning run came in the ninth when Comorosky singled, raced home on a drive that eluded Hack Wilson. Barbee injured a shoulder on a diving catch in the sixth and finished in left field.
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Hack Wilson
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French
George Gibson
Pirates
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Swift
Barbee
Pittsburgh
Cardinals Clinch First Division With Doubleheader Win
St. Louis Cardinals, world champions, rose from sixth to first division by sweeping a Sunday doubleheader from Philadelphia. They won 7 to 5 and 3 to 1, passing the Phillies and the Dodgers in the National League race. Wild Bill Hallahan notched his 11th victory in the opener while Dizzy Dean limited the Phils to five.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dizzy Dean
Krone Wins Medal in Iowa Amateur Championship
Wallie Krone, former Sioux City Country Club caddy master, shot a 71 final round to finish 36 holes at 143 and win medalist honors in the Iowa amateur golf championship. Gilbert Phillips and Pete Jordan led a large field with 152 and 148 totals respectively, as match play pairings were set and the field rebracketed into three flights.
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Wallie Krone
Sioux City
Iowa
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Wiel
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Krone
Gilbert Phillips
Des Moines
Merle Stimson
Waterloo
Phillips
Glen Darrow
Cedar Rapids
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Frank Lamar
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Pete Jordan
Mason City
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Ilbe Jearrow
Cedar Rap
Claude Ae Newton
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Johnny Lasche
Eo Johan Kraft
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Fitch
Moines Hartman
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Picher Yarns Geom A E R A
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National Football League Cuts Player Limit to Twenty
At the league meeting in Atlantic City officials announced the player limit per team drops from twenty two to twenty. Joe Carr of Columbus was re elected president and Carl Storck of Dayton was chosen as vice president and treasurer. The circuit includes Boston Providence Green Bay Portsmouth New York Brooklyn Staten Island Chicago Cardinals and Chicago. Philadelphia forfeited.
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