Bunnies Take Game One Behind Meyers In Narrow Win
The Bunnies beat Rock Island 5 to 2 as Eddie Meyers outlasted Left Schneider. Buddy Bloebaum starred with a triple and crucial plays in the seventh inning while Speran and Seghi contributed on the double plays.
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Top Flight Fixed Favorite For Arlington Event
Chicago reports the Av on classic draws top race favorites as Top Flight and Faireno head a field of 13 for the mile and a quarter Arlington event worth 70000 dollars. Crowds of 20000 plus attend as bettors back the contenders amid a high stakes showcase of 1932 three year olds.
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Booster Price Of 25 Cents For Bunny Game Tonight
A 25 cent admission applies for tonight's game between the Bunnies and Rock Island. Men pay 25 cents for bleachers, and 25 cents more for grandstand seats. Women are admitted to the covered section for a quarter.
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Passeau Impresses In Plows Narrow Victory
Claude Passeau former Decatur Three-I hurler debuted for Moline Friday night striking out 14 and allowing six hits. The Bees led 5 3 until an eighth inning rally by Moline produced three runs to win 6 5 at Burlington with Bur delivering key timely hits despite walks and errors.
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Dubuque Tops Waterloo 6-5 In Ten Innings
In a lengthy Friday opener, Dubuque defeated Waterloo 6 to 5 after ten innings amid repeated umpire arguments delaying play. Waterloo suffers a seventh straight loss as Manager Dave Lamb files a protest. The New York Giants clouted 12 runs to beat St. Louis 12 to 4 in the same night.
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Pirates Take 1-0 Win From Braves
Remy Kremer pitched brilliantly for the Pirates allowing Boston just three hits as Hub Pruett matched with five hits. Both teams played errorless baseball but Kremer's outing secured a 1 to 0 Pirates victory in the series opener.
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Good Golf by Chester Horton Teach Swing Natural and Free
Golf expert Chester Horton outlines a natural swing approach focusing on shoulder rotation and relaxed knee and foot action. Practice the fluid motion, then return next week for iron shot corrections and further drills.
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Mrs Byers Retains Country Club Golf Title
Mrs F C Byers won the Country club women's championship for the second time in a row, beating Mrs D E Beardsley 93 to 93 with a final putt on the seventeenth. Byers led at times, Beardsley closed gaps, both players posted 45s on the back nine.
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14 Year Old Girl Wins Diving Spot On Olympic Team
Katherine Rawls a 14 year old from Miami Beach earned a place on the American women s swimming team in springboard diving rather than breaststroke after placing among the top in the final trials at Jones. She defeated Georgia Coleman of Los Angeles and Jane Fauntz of Chicago in the ten foot springboard event.
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Buns And Islanders Schedule Sunday Baseball Games
The Buns and Islander teams meet on Sunday with the afternoon game at 2 30 and the night game at 8 15. The Bunnies play Rock Island in the doubleheader with both contests scheduled for the same Sunday.
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Yankees Trim Ferrell as Indians Bow 8-0
The Yankees blasted Wes Ferrell in the fourth inning, scoring five runs to snap Cleveland’s win streak as they won 8 to 5. Lefty Gomez regained form for his fifteenth win, despite nine hits, while Ferrell failed to reach his seventeenth victory.
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Tax on Grandstand Seats for Women at Bunny Park
Cedar Rapids officials and government revenue officers approved a six cent tax on women occupying grandstand seats at Bunny Park. The levy, tied to the 65 cent regular male admission, applies on ladies nights and grandstand entries, with bleacher seating and uncovered sections free for women on ladies night.
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Standings and Friday Results for Local Leagues
Mississippi Valley League standings show venport 7 1 and Cedar Rapids 5 4 as leaders amid a 4 3 mark for Dubuque and 5 5 for Waterloo. Friday results include Rock Island at Cedar Rapids and Davenport at Burlington with several scores listed. National League table features Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago and Brooklyn with Friday results and Saturday matchups listed.
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American League standings and results fragment
Partial American League results show Washington and New York sweeping some games, with Detroit Philadelphia and Chicago games noted. Standings include Minneapolis and Milwaukee in mid table, Columbus and Kansas City also listed with wins and losses, but many lines are garbled.
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Friday's venue results and Saturday schedule summary
In Friday play at Omaha Des Moines and Oklahoma City St. Joseph split results. Saturday matchups list Pueblo Des Moines Oklahoma City St Joseph Denver aha Tulsa Wichita with standings showing WL Pet and points.
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Three-Eye League Scores Tight Peoria Beats Sprid
In the Three-Eye League, Peoria defeats Sprid 7 to 3 and Terre Haute also edges 3 to 3. This short contest recap notes the slim win margins and tied scores.
Hayes Delivers Big Play By Boerner In Victory
Hayes left on his cagolentes base on ba Frazier 4 with runs driven in by Boerner 4. Frazier struck out by Frazier 1 and Boerner 4. Lyons went scoreless in 1. Boerner dominated with 9 in 1 2 3. Shagin added 1 3. Boerner earned the win as pitcher. Umpires Guth and Sisel. Time 2 1.
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Darrow Opens Title Defense With Narrow Win
Glenn Darrow, defending municipal golf champion, defeated Dr. C. Layton 3 up 2 to play in the first round at Ellis Park. His summer experience helped him prevail in a tough 18 holes. Copeland won his match 2 up 1 to play.
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Controversy Clouds Final Olympic Trials Qualifying
At Alto California the U S Olympic track trials reach their final stage with a disputed rule change extending field event qualifiers from five to eight, allowing eighteen athletes to advance including Dick Barber Ken Churchill James De Mers Bob Jones and others. World records by John Anderson and Leo Sexton boost New York Athletic Club hopes while Eddie Tolan and Ralph Metcalfe lead midwest sprint hopes as finals loom with eighteen events slated Saturday.
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Engineers Beat Syrupmen Four To One In M and J Tilt
The C. R. Engineers defeated Penick and Ford 4 to 1 at Daniels Park on Friday evening, moving to second place in the league while Quaker Oats and ee Co. trailed in a tie for third. Mattier led with a homer in Oakland Road, Thenhaus held the Syrupmen to two hits through five, and four late runs followed a three-single burst and an error.
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