Bunnies face eleven-game homestand to chase pennant
Waterloo 15 to 5 defeats the Bunnies drop to third place as Dubuque Davenport and Keokuk loom in a home stand starting tonight with special pro Nub Kleinke listed as the starter. The club aims to rebound in the west side series and close the gap on Davenport and Burlington within ten days.
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Mackmen Win Two Games From Browns
Philadelphia Athletics slugged their way to two wins over the St. Louis Browns 9 to 8 and 16 to 6. A’s tallied 29 hits, Foxx homered for a season total of 39, and Cramer collected four hits in each game. Walberg earned his ninth win as the lineup chased 16 runs on 14 hits. Earnshaw held Browns to six hits and two runs through seven innings.
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Women golfers advance to quarter finals in Iowa championship
Lucile Robinson overwhelmed Day Waterman to reach the quarter finals in Des Moines. Betty MacPeak defeated Mrs. F. C. Byers to join Robinson, while Charlotte Ames and Mrs. J. W. Hubbell also moved on. Lower bracket sees Mrs. George Whitmer and Mrs. M. C. Nelson eliminated as matches continue.
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Mildred Eier
Eeeon
Sam Rice Vouches Sentiment Still Alive In Baseball
Washington AP reports Sam Rice of the Senators, after seventeen years with the team, affirms sentiment remains in baseball. Sam Rice Day drew a crowd of 5,093 at the American League ball park, short of the usual 5,000 plus turnout as tabulators completed receipts. Dent Clark Griffith called President Detroit Tigers about the tally.
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Sam Rice
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Burlington Bees Rout Keokuk In Second Game Of Series
The Burlington Bees won 11 to 1 over Keokuk, securing a fourth straight victory. Jog Noonan, ex Three I hurler, was knocked from the box in the fourth inning as Butzberger, ex Quincy pitcher, yielded ten hits but clamped down in big moments.
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Estey
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Butzberger
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Islanders edge Plows to extend win streak
Rock Island earns an 8 to 7 victory over Moline as Adolph Wrobel gains the win in relief. Wrobel limits the Plows to finish the eighth inning and records his eleventh win of the season.
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Rock Island
Moline
Adolph Wrobel
Davenport Blue Sox Rally Past Dubuque for Second Win
Davenport pitchers and hitters combined to upend Dubuque 15 to 9 as six eighth inning runs broke a tie. Pickett collected three hits with a double, triple and homer while Archdeacon suffered a mild concussion after colliding with the outfield fence.
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Rice Day Honors Veteran Outfielder in Detroit Victory
Washington reports Sam Rice day honors as the veteran outfielder receives a special tribute in Detroit. The Senators sweep the series with a 3 to 2 win, drawing thousands of fans and saluting Rice after a storied baseball career.
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Standings and Results from the Mississipiet Pent League
Tuesday results show Waterloo defeating Ra ckland 15 to 0, Davenport 14, Dubuane 8. Wednesday games include Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2 and Cincinnati 40, with key matchups noted among New York and Brooklyn teams.
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Detroit at Washington highlights tense early season slate
Fragmentary sports brief notes Detroit at Washington and other matchups. Mentions Cleveland, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, New York with scattered scores and teams. Content suggests an in progress standings snapshot from an early period with mixed results and upcoming games.
Columbus Tops Louisville in Sunday College Games
Unclear OCR text reports a Columbus win over Louisville with a 16 to 8 score in a Sunday matchup. Separate lines mention Toledo and Kansas with uncertain results.
Ferrell Throws 17th Win in Red Sox Shutout
Wes Ferrell pitched a complete game shutout allowing four hits as Boston beat the Red Sox 7 to 0. Connolly, the Sox catcher, delivered two of the four hits including the decisive sixth inning for the win. Cleveland jumped ahead with three runs in the first off Bob Welland.
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Sisk of Marquette Signs with Chicago Bears
Chicago signed Johnny Sisk star halfback from Marquette to a professional contract. Sisk was a standout for Marquette three years and served as captain of the 19311 season.
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Big Train” Sisk
Marquette Sloameity
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Senrunes
American Association game recap in Kansas City night clash
A fragmented note recalls a 38 to 2 score in a Toledo at Kansas City night game. Louisville and Harris are referenced, with an Akron or Bea sickness mentioned, but details are unclear in the readable text.
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Kansas City
Warneke Earns 14th Victory As Cubs Top Giants
Lon Warneke wins his 14th and extends a streak to seven straight as the Cubs defeat the New York Giants 5 to 4. Ott hit his 17th homer in the first inning, but Warneke settles after the early blow and Chicago grabs the lead in the sixth. In the ninth, Hack leads off with a single and Cuyler drives home the decisive run.
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Pirates split doubleheader as Cubs beat Giants
In a pennant chase update, Pittsburgh led the league before a split doubleheader with Philadelphia. Bill Swift earned his tenth win by a 5 to 2 decision in game one. Rip Collins delivered a clutch eleventh inning triple and scored on Bartell's single to seal a 6 to 5 game two win for Chicago.
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Reds fall short as Brandt shuts out Reds in heat
Ed Brandt pitched Boston to a 2 0 victory over Cincinnati. A late Reds rally failed in the sun as the National League tail end stumbled in the game.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Boston
Carnera to Fight Jack Gross in Brooklyn Bout
Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera challenges Jack Gross of Philadelphia in a ten round bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Carnera enters as favorite though Gross has fans after beating Ernie Schaaf of Boston.
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Ernie Schaaf
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Ed Strangler Lewis Stuns San Szabo in Hungary Duel
The match between Ed Strangler Lewis and San Szabo ends with Lewis defeating Szabo in Hungary. Officials report a decisive finish and crowd notes the bout as a notable stoppage.
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Strangler Lewis
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Mississippi Valley tennis meet opens in Iowa City
The Mississippi Valley tennis tournament at the University of Iowa runs July 27 28 and 29 with men singles men doubles and women events. Entry fees are 150 for singles and 200 per doubles team, due with entries to E G Schroeder Field House Iowa City.
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Tax change at Bunny park box office for grandstand
Women seeking grandstand seats and complimentary ticket holders will pay the 6 cent baseball tax at the box office. Regular tax tickets are printed to avoid confusion. No tax applies to women or pass holders in the bleachers.
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Ross And Dublinsky To Box Perlick Twins In Chicago
Chicago lightweight fighters Barney Ross and Harry Dublinsky will meet the Kalamazoo twins Henry and Herman Perlick at the West Side Boxing Club on July 28. A coin flip will decide which fighter meets which twin.
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