Raiders win deciding game 4 to 1 in Sioux City series
Valsoana held the Cowboys to six hits and drove in the deciding run as Cedar Rapids beat Sioux City 4 to 1. Webb opened with a triple, Crossley homered, and Larson added two in a tight nine inning win. Crossley managed moves and Taylor was sent to Cedar Rapids to start the next series.
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Gazette
Sioux City
Jack Valsoana
Raiders
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Valsoana
Raider
Frank Howard
Howard
Smith
Whitehouse
al Larson
Marchand
Bounder
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Crossley
Blakeney
Willingham
Larson
Wilson
Moulder
Klinger
Monahan
Howard Taylor
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph
Crosaley
Aeck
Maniner
Onehan
Rf Blakeney
Wehde
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Pean
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Bloux City
Pases
Balla
Valsoans
Barks—Wehde
Wild Witch
Cedar Rapide
Klaley and Collins
Grove Still Hits Hard as Ex-Teammates Back Comeback
Ex-pals Jimmy Dykes and Jimmy Foxx praise Lefty Grove as he nears ten wins with the Red Sox, noting his speed may be down slightly but his fastball gains bite and he keeps hitters off balance. Grove held the White Sox to five hits through three innings in a recent game.
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Boston
Bob
Red Sox
Connie Mack
Mose
Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Mack
White Sox
Grove
Penick and Ford Defeat Sinclair Club By 4 To 2
Penick and Ford beat the Sinclair Co 4 to 2 at Daniels Park in the M and J league. Pitching and fielding by Penick and Ford limited the Sinclair hitters while Gosser for the Packers allowed nine walks and seven strikeouts in a debut. The game featured a first inning Packers rally for two runs and a late defensive stand by Penick and Ford to secure the win. Next Monday Sinclair Co faces Light Co as both chase position in the standings. An explosive military explosives test noted later mentions a 3 inch shell bursting into 2378 pieces.
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Daniels Park
Penick and Ford
Gosser
Iowa University
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Schloeman
Janu
Badger
Starch
Nicks
Stodola
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Genin
OlAhrens
Chapm'ncf
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Achmettil
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Amens
Geaser
Stone
Collogan
Gousser
Dalls
Rails overwhelm Islanders 21 to 6 in Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs routs Rock Island 21 to 6 as Ed Schwarz wins in his first appearance for the Bluffs. Clements homers, seven Bluffs hitters collect two or more hits, and reckless baserunning fuels the late surge.
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Council Bluffs
Rock Island
Clements
Tutas
Ed Schwarz
Bluffs
New York Beats Cleveland In Tight American League Tilt
New York came out on top over Cleveland 5 to 4 in a tense AL game. Key hits from Gehrig, Lazzeri, and Phillips helped the Knickerbockers build an early lead, while Wright and Roszik for Cleveland kept the game tight. Errors and stolen bases added drama as Pearson worked 2 strikeouts. Time 2:07.
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New York
Vosmik
Iiss
Argeky
Wiebe
Ink Phillips
Rusling
Pearaon
Dennis
Ruttin
Campbell
Ickey
Crosett
Gehrig
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Doukle Speickey
Lazzeri
Nillips
Bal Musing
Pearson
Trikeoute
Ruftee Pearson
Moriarty
Owens
Davenport sweeps series with St Joseph 6 to 3 in fast game
Davenport Blue Sox defeat St Joseph 6 to 3 to claim the three game set. Prince pitched well until a three run inning by the Saints in the eighth, while White Riley Eddie Hall and Polly led Davenport with ten of twelve hits. Polk and Darrough saw action for St Joseph as May struggled.
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St. Joseph
Bill Prince
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Blue Sox
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Darrough
White
Riley
Eddie Hall
Polly
May
Rye
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Gryska
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Traynor
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S. Aevaees
E. Hall
Datrough
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Millican
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Bolly
Hell
Grysks
Balla
Naylor
Williams
Des Moines Defeats Keokuk 12-2 In Five Innings
Des Moines broke the game open with twelve runs led by Thomas and Falk driving in two each. Keokuk struggled with a patched roster as Ed Williford missed action and Clark was sidelined, while Luther and Jones provided key hits for Des Moines. Spadafore’s three base hits highlighted Keokuk’s late offense in the third inning.
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Bob Lott
Demons
Ira Hutchinson
Redmen
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Thomas
Ogorek
Jones
Hudson
Holder
Luther
Crandall
Falk
Hutchinson
Gardner
Michael
Spadafore
Ed Williford
Clark
Des Moines Keokuk
Abhoa Hoa
Osorekef
OlGardner
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Michaele
Wiscas
Thomasl
Fore
Eokuk
Balla
Wise
Wise To Spadafore. Wild pitch—Lott
Warner and
Cady
Detroit Tigers Rally Past Washington In Ninth Inning
The Detroit Tigers won 2 to 1 after overcoming an early Washington lead in a tight pitching duel. Al Crowder and Fd Linke kept the game close before Peter Fox and Hank Greenberg delivered the decisive runs in the eighth. Meanwhile the Yankees topped Cleveland 5 to 2 as Frank Crosetti and Lou Gehrig homered.
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Fox
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Ravis
Owell
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Huilte
Wen
Uese
Vis. Holbrook
Itcher
Crowder
Hi Holbroo
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Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Senators
al Crowder
Fd Linke
Washington
Peter Fox
Hank Greenberg
Linke
Tiger
New Yorkers
Cleveland
Frank Crosetti
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Red Ruffing
Monte Pearson
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Joe Cascarella
Chicago
Pale Hose
Two Giants Lose Two Starters In Illness and Injury
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the New York Giants face July declines as two starting pitchers, Clydell Castleman and Fred Fitzsimmons, are sidelined. Castleman suffered a splintered bone in his pitching hand during batting practice and will miss about two weeks, compounding Fitzsimmons’ injury as the team holds a 7 1/4 game NL lead.
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Vernon Kennedy
Zeke Bonura
Athletics
Washington
Browns
George Blaeholder
Phillies
Cardinals
Giants
Clydell Castleman
Pittsburgh
INL
New York Giants
Fred Fitzsimmons
Western League Standings and Friday Results
Standings and Friday results across Western League with teams such as St Joseph, Cleveland, Rock Island, Milwaukee, and Sioux City mentioned. Saturday games include St Joseph at Creighton, Rock Island at Sioux City, and Cleveland at St Louis. Additional notes reference National League and American Association results and Friday schedules.
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Blea
Rina
Cleveland
St. Louis
Wrebayt
Rew
Jpclaveland
Ft. Boinds
Ined K. Doule
Seago
New York
Ashing Strats
Sensei
Gehringer Sees Chance To Annex Batting Honors
Charley Gehringer of Detroit predicts the league batting title race will feature Jimmy Foxx or Lou Gehrig as his main rivals and believes he can hit around .345 to top Bob Johnson this season. He notes Johnson started strong but has slipped.
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Washington
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Bob Johnson
Coe
Johnson
Gehringer
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob
Cubs edge Blues 2 1 in Madison exhibition game
Chicago Cubs beat the Madison Blues 2 1 after a ninth inning double by Bill Jurges scoring Chuck Klein. Blues pitcher Alvin Kreuger allowed seven hits and three walks while Cubs pitcher Fabian Kowalik yielded five hits.
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Wis
Bill Jurges
Chuck Klein
Chicago Cubs
Madison Blues
Alvin
Butch” Kreuger
Blues
Cubs
Fabian
Kowalik
Nice
Pigae
Navy Notre Dame clash set for Baltimore stadium
Navy and Notre Dame will meet in Baltimore on October 26, with officials confirming the venue after earlier uncertainty about the site.
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Notre Dame
Baltimore
The
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Tamulis Of Yanks Learned Control From Early Window Breaker Days
New York Yankee rookie Vitautas Tamulis rose from mischief in South Boston to baseball prominence. The southpaw pitcher, 24, has seven wins and two losses for a .777 ERA in his first season, praised by Joe McCarthy for pinpoint control and speed. He began throwing at five, later redirected to baseball by his elder brother Julius, and signed by Gene McCann in 1930 after standout play at English High School.
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Vitautas Tamulis
Boston
Yankees
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Vito
Reform School
Julius
Isabella
Gene McCann
Yankee
Newark
Tamulls
Joe McCarthy
Lefty Gomez
Lefty Grove
Johnson Sees Weak Cleveland Club Threaten Pennant Hope
Walter Johnson assesses the 1990s Cleveland Indians after a 4 2 loss to the Yankees. He cites lack of hitting and a young, slump prone lineup, notes pitchers Pearson and Trosky underperform, and says the team must regroup for next season despite criticism from writers.
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Dickey
Yankees
Walter
Hal Trosky
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Iowa
Pearson
Trosky
Cleveland
United Press
Gopher gridder stars in race for all star team
Minnesota stars lead voting for the national college all star team to meet the Chicago Bears on August 29. Frank Larson and Stan Kostka top their positions, with Bevan Bengston Lund and Lund among the leaders in guards tackles halfbacks and fullbacks.
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fFive
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Gophers
Frank Larson
Stan Kostka
Bill Bevan
Phil Bengston
Pug Lund
Alabama
Don Hutson
Larson
Bill Lee
Bengston
Charles Marr
Bevan
Dixie Howell
Big Ten
Best club for pitch shots from the green apron
The article explains there is no single best club for making pitches from the apron of the green. It advises choosing based on turf conditions and shot goals, noting some players pitch everything and practice to gain accuracy.
Lawson Little To Be Received By President Roosevelt
W. Lawson Little, the burly Californian who won his second straight British amateur title and holds the American amateur crown, will be received by President Roosevelt at the White House on Monday.
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W. Lawson Little
Roosevelt
White House
Boxing Roundup From Across Cities
Long Branch Roger Bernard 130 pounds and Georgie Levy 134Vi0 drew. Tommy Freeman 162 from Met Springs defeated Eddie Cree 100 by knockout in the fourth. Bud Micnantt 152 from Brockton defeated Fania Faanalounaigus 10 from Lynn. Cocoa Kid 145 from New Haven defeated Pan Canermare 143 by decision.
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Roger Bernard
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Drew
Little Rock
Ark
Tommy Freeman
Met Springs
Eddie Cree
Bridgeport
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Bud Micnantt
Brockton
Mats
Fania Faanalounaigus
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Mase
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Cocoa Kid
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Pan Canermare
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Wrestling results from Cincinnati and Detroit
In Cincinnati Kyverett Marshall 212 Jenta Colo defeated Nanje Singh 1 India by one fall. In Detroit Danne O'Mahaney 23 Nex Jand defeated Gime Garibaldi 2-1 Utaly by one fall.
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Kyverett Marshall
Jenta
Colo
Nanje Singh
India
Detroit
Danne O’mahaney
Nex Jand
Gime Garibaldi
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