Ruth Nets Two Homers As Yankees Run Past White Sox
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 8 1 in an eight straight win powered by Babe Ruth who hit his 23rd and 24th homers of the season. Dixie Walker Bill Dickey and Charley Ruffing also homered as Ruffing earned the complete game victory while holding the Sox to three runs. Mule Haas homered for Chicago with a single by Berry and other late scoring.
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Foxx Delivers Victory For A's In Eleventh Inning
Philadelphia AP reports Jimmy Foxx delivered a 3 2 win for the Athletics over the Detroit Tigers with a bases loaded single in the 11th after Gerald Walker and Jonathan Stone homered. Lefty Grove earned his 14th win of the season while Schoolboy Rowe left with a sore arm after eight strikeouts.
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Dusty Rhodes shuts down Indians as Red Sox win
Boston pitcher Dusty Rhodes limits Cleveland to six hits and strikes out as the Red Sox defeat the Indians 7 to 2. The game was reported in the Boston paper with continued coverage promised on the next page.
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Lovelock Claims World Mile Record at Nassau Meet
Oxford’s Jack Lovelock dominates Princeton’s Bill Bonthron in the Nassau mile. Lovelock clocked 4 minutes 7.6 seconds to smash Jules Ladoumegue’s 1929 world mark as Bonthron finished 4:08.7. Bonthron later won the 880 yards for Oxford-C Princeton-Cornell, overtaking Pen Hallowell in a dramatic stretch.
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Los Angeles A C Takes 1st Place In National Swim
Los Angeles Athletic Club leads national amateur outdoor swims with 14 points after winning the 880-yard relay led by Herbert Barthels. Star freshmen Jack Medica and Danny Zehr win titles, Medica clocking 4 52.8 in the 440 free and Zehr taking the 220 backstroke.
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Cubs Blank Braves 4-0 As Root Shuts Out Boston
Chicago gains after Charlie Root limits Boston to six hits and a 4 0 win over the Braves. Kiki Cuyler and Riggs Stephenson debut together, Grimm and Jurges drive in runs, Hartnett scores on a single. Cubs extend dominance to nine wins in ten.
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Dodgers Duo Fined $25 Each After Chicago Row
Pittsburgh AP Dodgers pitcher Van Mungo and outfielder Al Lopez were fined $25 apiece by NL President John Heydler after disputes with umpire Quigley during Friday’s Chicago game. Lopez was ejected in the seventh inning and Mungo was removed by manager Carey, then exchanged words with the umpire on his way to the dugout.
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Baseball and sports wrap with Gehrig record chase and 1930s notes
The column traces Walter Miller’s struggle to land a job before a White Sox chance paid off with three wins over the Senators. It notes Lou Gehrig nearing Everett Scott’s consecutive games record, the Yankees’ eight-game rebound, and oddball items on harness jockey Walter Cox, Tris Speaker, and a potential Iowa football preview.
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Marion golf meet yields Krouse medalist in qualifying round
John Krouse earned medal honors with a 75 in the Marion Country Club qualifying for the golf tournament first round of match play. Dr J J Booth paired with him as contenders chase Ping Ballard's championship prize. Leta Marchant won the women's medal with 95, three strokes ahead of A H Boileau.
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Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Team Faces Ottumwa Today
The Cedar Rapids horseshoe pitching team meets Ottumwa in a local match today with a return clash set for next Sunday at home.
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Sweden To Discuss U S Trade Pact
Sweden replies favorably to the American invitation to negotiate a trade agreement with the United States. Preliminary conversations will be held in Washington, noted by Baron Johan Beck-Fris of the Swedish legation. Japan’s 1932 yarn exports surged to a new record of two billion square yards of cotton cloth exports, triple 1931 volumes.
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Robinson Defeats MacPeak 8 7 For Iowa Golf Title
Lucile Robinson of Des Moines clinched her fourth Iowa state golf championship by defeating Betty MacPeak of Mason City 8 and 7 in the final at Sun Nyside Country Club. Robinson built a six up lead after the morning nine, extended it to six on the turn, and ended the match on the eleventh hole with a five at the 11th to retain the crown.
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Upset Looms as Rugg Tops Beckerman in Iowa Tennis
Des Moines AP report details major upset at the Iowa state tennis tournament with Dick Rugg of Waterloo defeating Bennie Beckerman of Des Moines to reach the men’s singles final against Frank Brody. The women’s side saw Thelma Kenefick of Clarion eliminate defending champion Dorothy Day of Des Moines to set a Butler vs Day final.
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American League Standings and Weekend Results Summary
Standings show Washington leading the American League with 53 wins and 29 losses, closely followed by New York at 63 30 and Cleveland 39 47. Saturday results include Washington 2 St. Louis 0, New York 11 Chicago 2, Boston 7 Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 3 Detroit 2. Sunday games list Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Boston, St Louis at Washington, Philadelphia at Detroit not scheduled. Additional standings from another league section show New York 47 32 .595, Boston 42 42 .500, Chicago 47 39 .547, Brooklyn 36 43 .456. Philadelphia 36 46 .439, St. Louis 43 40 .618, Cincinnati 35 49 .417. Saturday results include Chicago 4 Boston 0, Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh rain. New York at Cincinnati rain. Sunday games Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh not scheduled. Other standings show Louisville, Kansas City, and Indianapolis in the minor leagues with varied records and recent results Davenport 3 1 750, Keokuk 2 2 506, Springfield 3 1 750. Friday results include Springfield 12 Peoria 4, Keokuk 8 Davenport 6.
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Iowa Golfers Begin Championship Meet at West Okoboji
The Iowa amateur golf championship opens at West Okoboji Country Club with an 18 hole qualifying round to reduce to 64 for match play. Defending champion Denmar Miller leads a strong field including Pete Jordan L. B. Maytag Art Bartlett Johnny Vavra Lloyd Nordstrom and Bob McCrary. Cedar Rapids entrants Johnny Vayra Glen Darrow Ed Soboda Jr and John Carey key contenders. Others from Spencer and Cedar Rapids join in, with seven Cedar Rapids players in the proving grounds.
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