Kinney Narrowly Baffles Rock Island for 1 0 Win
Kinney allowed only one hit as the Bunnies beat Rock Island 1 to 0 in a brilliant Valley League duel. Wrobel took the loss despite facing 28 men. Mizeur sparked an Island rally with a seventh inning double and Corbelli added a sharp single. The Rock Island offense managed eight hits to the Bunnies eight in the second game, a 9 to 2 Rock Island win.
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Rock Island
Hall of Fame
Bingle
Ad Wrobel
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Schmidt
Hunter
Dickshot
Joe
Binney
Woeber
Leonard
Bloebaum
Wrobel
Bunny Flinger
Sterling Rock Island
Mizeur
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Seghi
Short
Young
Corbelli
Krolski
Islanders
Jack Ziegler
Tom Plummer
Yuncer
Rocks
Plummer
Speraw
Dickshott
Ziegler
Suns
Donovan
Waterloo
Davenport Blue Sox power past Keokuk in nine two
The Davenport Blue Sox rallied for six runs in the first inning and defeated the Keokuk Indians 9 to 2 to clinch two of three games. Keokuk starter Bryant was relieved by Brown and Gilbert matched the effort in the fourth.
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Davenport Blue Sox
Keokuk Indians
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Keokuk
Brown
McGraw Leaves Giants to Enjoy Life After Baseball
John McGraw says he would not manage another club and has quit the Giants after 42 years. He explains sinus trouble, fatigue, and a decision made in spring, now enjoying golf and horse racing with no desire to return to management. The former champion skipper reflects on a storied career and the game's enduring appeal.
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Christy Mathewson
Bonors
Metropolitan
Charley Stoneham
Boston
Stoneham
Pelham Bay
Gus Schrader Finishes Second in Cleveland Races
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa finished second in the five mile auto race at North Randall Speedway in Cleveland. He qualified fastest at 82.64 mph and won the two mile special at 70.6 mph. Ira Hall of Terre Haute Indiana won the 50 mile feature at 73.69 mph.
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Cleveland
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
North Randall Speedway
Schrader
Ira. Hall
Terre Haute
Ind
Artist and critic clash over flirtatious posing dialogue
In Smiths Weekly Sydney a humorous exchange questions an artist about romantic posing. He admits burning with love while she quips about not being fuel, revealing a playful dispute over boundaries and artistic expression.
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Smith’s Weekly
Sydney
Cubs Take Double Bill From Giants
Chicago moved to within one game of first place Pittsburgh by sweeping a doubleheader from the New York Giants. In the opener Pat Malone pitched six hits allowed as Chicago won 3 to 1 with Bill Herman driving in the decisive run. The nightcap ended 8 to 2 as Engish and English led the offense while Herman again figured in scoring. An overflow crowd of 40,000 watched the twin bill in New York.
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Leslie
Hoyt
Chicago
Cuyler
Terry
Hogan
Herman
Ler Verger
Gacrifices
Malone
New York
Luque
Hoy
Nartiett
Reardon
Pfirman An Barr
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Babe Ruth
Combs
Sox
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Bruins
Pat Malone
Cubs
Bill Herman
Waite Hoyt
Engish
Joe Moore
Verger
English
Standings and Results from Mississippi Valley League
Standings show Cedar Rapids, Reed Island, Davenport, Keoku Burton, Moline, and others with results and upcoming games listed. Sunday's results include Cedar and Reed Island strong wins, while Moline and Davenport divisions show mixed scores. Games on Monday include Cedar Rapids at Waterloo and other matchups across Burlington and Rock Island venues.
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Pam Bete
Burlington
Cedar
Reef Island
Davenport Keoku Burton
Moline
Galesburg
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Keokuk
Rock Island
Dubuque
Davenport
Fragmentary sports standings and upcoming games
Fragments show 83 per St Louis Brooklyn 44m 4642, Iss Re ork 3744 Phila philadelphia 4345. Cincinnati 40 54 Bs Chicago 3 8 New York 1 2 ge 5 3 Cincinnati 3 1 St Louis 9 5 Brooklyn 2 8. Only games scheduled. Brooklyn at St Louis. Philadelphia at New York at Chicago.
Foxx homers twice as A's top Tigers
Detroit headlines note Jimmy Foxx belting two homers in a 4 to 3 Philadelphia Athletics win over the Tigers. Foxx drove in the winning run in the eighth after Heving set the table with a double and single, finishing with a perfect day at the plate.
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Detroit, Mich
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
Foxx
Heving
Chocolate Meets Berg and Canzoneri Clash in New York
In New York AP report Tony Canzoneri defends a light title context with a Philadelphia bout versus Johnny Jadick while challengers Kid Chocolate and Jack Berg square off at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round bout. Battles include Batten Battalino versus Frankie Petrolle and Jack Gross versus Humbert Fugazy in nearby bouts.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Philadelphia
Kid Chocolate
Jack
Kid) Berg
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Canzoneri
Johnny Jadick
Tony
Cards and Dodgers split. first game 9 to 2 Cardinals win
In St Louis the Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 2 in the opener of a Sunday doubleheader while the Dodgers won the nightcap 8 to 5. The box shows Thurston Stripp Cuccinello Frederick Mancusa and others with 4 RBIs by Mancusa and a 3-base error sequence.
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Ciscinello Bottomley
Mancuss
Thurston
Stripp
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Reese
Saheyses
Hallahan
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Shoute
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Denver At City Wichita Paty Tulsa 8 3
Denver 8 1. Omaha and Des Moines 16 Pueblo. Oklahoma City 4 St. Joseph 2. Denver at Des Moines. Tulsa at St. Joseph. Oklahoma City at Wichita. Pueblo at Omaha.
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Burlington Dominates Moline In Series Final 5 0
Mike Yaros held his former mates to six scattered hits and struck out nine as Burlington shut out Moline 5 to 0 in Deciding Game of the series. Wade struggled early and was pulled for Passeau after allowing three runs in the third.
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Mike Yaros
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Yaros
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Passeau
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Aiken
Ee Jackson
Rf Peters
Hamby
Ae Moline
AB Walters
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Shelly
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Bat Kerr
Jackson
Ieeaieon
Parker
Walters
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Rown
Keokuk Rally Beats Moline 8-Run Third Inning Outburst
In Galesburg Keokuk overcame Moline 5 to a Sunday tilt with an eight run third inning. Patton homered with bases loaded and finished with a homer two doubles and a single in five at bats. Auker allowed four hits to seal the win while Parker homered for Moline.
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Galesburg
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Keokuk
Moline
Patton
Auker
Parker
Dubuque Edges Waterloo in 10 Inning Exhibition Thriller
In Waterloo, Dubuque claimed the final of the series with a 5 to 4 win over the Waterloo club in 10 innings. Park drilled a triple and Lamb added a run producing single in the tenth to spark the victory before a large ladies night crowd.
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Dubuque
Waterloo Club
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Understanding Hip Action In The Golf Swing
The article explains body action beyond shoulders focusing on hip movement during rotation. It guides observing right hip back with right shoulder turn and left hip back with left shoulder turn to see how hips free the body. It also notes a resource by Mr. Horton on iron play with an offer to mail for details.
Ford Leads Braves To Double Victory Over Reds
Hod Ford, former Redleg, drove in three runs in the opener and two in the second as the Boston Braves defeated Cincinnati 5-3 and 3-1. The Braves hit when it counted while the Reds squandered chances through costly double plays. With bases loaded and one out in the eighth of game one, Asby hit into a double play.
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Donovan
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Schmidt
Yuneer
Heath
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Dickshot
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Seghi
Mizeur
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Donovan Hunter
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Schmidwerth
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Baum
Corbelli
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Ese Keokuk Veeeeeveses
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Terry
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Wehde
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Sueme
Hogan
Linke
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Rshall
Crabtree
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Gibson
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Rye
Waterloo
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T Herman
Bryant
Denson
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Grantham
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Pickett
Lamb
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Germans Press Through in Davis Cup Tie with Italy
In Milan Italy experts said the German Davis Cup team would give a strong battle to the United States after overpowering Italy on Saturday and Sunday. Von Cramm beat Del Bono in four sets and Janek defeated Palmieri in five sets as Germany clinched the victory with two singles and the doubles on Saturday and two singles on Sunday.
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Mario del Bono
Karl Janek
Giovanni Palmieri
Shea And Chocolate May Fight In Chicago
A junior lightweight title bout between Kid Chocolate the champion and Eddie Shea top contender Eddie Shea was in prospect in Chicago. Cuban fighter Chocolate accepted terms for a title fight on August 4 and Shea’s manager Joe Glaser signed with the stadium.
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Kid Chocolate
Eddie Shea
National Boxing Association
Joe Woodman
Nate Lewis
Shea
Joe Glaser
George Lott Wins Colorado Open Tennis Title
Nationally ranked George Lott won the Colorado Open men’s singles title in Denver defeating Harris of Des Moines with scores 1-5 3-8 6-1 6-2.
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George Lott
Colorado Net
Denver
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Colorado
Lott
Harris
Des
Oelwein Golfers Win Northeast Iowa Meet
A golf team from Oelwein captured the team trophy at the Northeast Iowa tournament held in New Hampton with 62 entries. Cresco placed second in team honors, followed by Decorah and New Hampton in third and fourth.
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Oelwein
Iowa
New Hampton
Cresco
Decorah
Errors and Hits Highlight Local Baseball Game
A reader-friendly box score notes Pickering and Olson among players with RBIs and base hits. Jolley Johnson and Warstler delivered three-base hits while multiple pitchers and umpires are listed, with Sewell and Moore noted for key sacrifices and double plays.
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Pickering
Vospikener
Cissell Kamm
Hudlin
Ates Er
Olson
Tate
Averitt Sewell
Kamm
Watwood
Jolley
Johnson
Warstler
Sewell
Vings
Alexander
Weiland
Warstier
Moore
Durha Weiland
Geisel
Guthrie
Senators Complete Fourth Straight Win Over Browns
Washington defeated St. Louis 9 to 2 to sweep the four game series. Stewart allowed 10 hits but only two runs, as Washington bunched hits and scored in the late innings. Weavers and UT limited the Browns to eight hits, marking the Senators ninth consecutive victory and their first four game sweep of St. Louis since early last year.
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Ares Une
Washington
Floating wheel halts Cuxhaven harbor traffic
A 12 000 pound whele drifted into the harbor at Cuxhaven Germany and tied up ship traffic until it was removed by authorities.
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Cuxhaven
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