YanksTake Double-Dheader From Tigers 2 Games Up
New York Yankees win 9-3 and 6-2 over Detroit, with Red Rolfe and DiMaggio sparking the offense and Red Ruffing earning his 11th victory. In St Louis, Browns sweep Red Sox as McQuinn hits for the cycle and Auker seals the nightcap.
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Spud Chandler
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Charley Keller
Buck Newsom
Red Ruffing
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Hal Newhouser
Schoolboy Rowe
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Joe DiMaggio
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ST. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Allen
Elden Auker
Browns
George McQuinn
Charley Wagner
Jack Wilson
Nelson Potter
Riddle Credits Old Timers for His Pitching Rise
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Elmer Riddle, 24, posted his eleventh straight win and led the major leagues in victories last week. He credits mentors including Sheriff Blake Jimmy Wilson Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters for refining his control and curve. Originally an infielder at Columbus High, Ga he shifted to pitching in an emergency and never looked back.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Jimmy Wilson
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
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Reds
Young Bird
Stormy Hill park prompts hot sport chatter and national links
In Cedar Rapids fans debate the storm damaged Hill park and compare locales from Evansville to Clinton. The column notes Evansville attendance, park ownership, and regional shifts rumored for the Three Eye League, with mentions of Terre Haute Davenport and Detroit prospects.
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Braves Top Cardinals 10 to 6 Behind Javery Victory
Al Javery allowed 17 hits yet earned his sixth win as Boston beat St. Louis 10 to 6. The Braves collected 13 hits off four Cardinal pitchers and moved 244 games behind the idle Dodgers. Terry Moore left with a shoulder injury in the fourth after diving for a ball.
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Marion Hutchinson
Padgett
Slaughter
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Miller
E. Moore
West
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Crespo
Hutchinson
Shaun
Conlan
Goetz
Reardon
Ann Casey Captures Iowa Women’s Golf Title
Ann Casey 20 of Mason City defeated Shirley Ramsdell 8 and 7 to win the twentieth Iowa Women’s golf tournament at Davenport Country Club. Casey led from the seventh hole and built a seven hole advantage by the afternoon turn, securing the title after the twenty ninth hole. Ramsdell, 17 from Cedar Falls, defeated defending champion Phyllis Otto in the semis.
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Mason City
Shirley Ramsdell
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Ames
Case Bonella
Ottumwa
Suzanne Il
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H. R. Staats
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Atlantic
Mary von Maur
Mary
New Track Record at Arlington Park
Four year old Equifax from Howard Wells Kentucky stable won the Arlington handicap on the turf over 1 mile 3 sixteenths in 1 minute 58 and 4 fifth seconds setting a new track mark. Idle Sun, owned by Mrs Emil Denemark, ran second with Cherry Trifle third.
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Howard Wells
Kentucky
Arlington Park
Whichway
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Indians Beat Washington 9-8 in Homer Heavy Start
Cleveland Indians outslug Washington 9-8 in a home run duel as Heath, Keltner, Bloodworth, and Vernon power the scoring. Brown outduels Anderson in a game marked by four Indians homers and late rally defense, dropping the Senators further in the standings behind the Yankees.
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Jockey Eddie Arcaro Suspended Indefinitely at Yonkers
Jockey Eddie Arcaro rider of Whirlaway faces an infinite suspension by Empire City stewards for rough riding in the second race. His future rides for Calumet Farm in Arlington may be affected as the case goes to the Jockey Club in August. Arcaro also won the Eastview stakes aboard Requested for B F Whitaker.
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B. F. Whitaker
Standings and weekend results for the Three-Eye League
Standings show Evansville leading with 43 wins and 26 losses followed by Clinton 34 35 and Madison 31 38. Saturday results include Evansville 10 Cedar Rapids 5 and Springfield 8 Madison 1. Sunday schedule lists Evansville at Cedar Rapids Moline at Waterloo Decatur at Clinton and Springfield at Madison.
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C. Rapids
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Springfield
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Baseball standings and weekend schedule amid rain delay
Standings show Brooklyn 56 28 .667, St. Louis 54 31, Cincinnati 44 39, Chicago 37 47, New York 43 36, Philadelphia 21 60. Results note Boston 10 St. Louis 6, with rain delays for Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Chicago at New York. Sunday games list Chicago at New York, St Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with rain risk.
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Public Links Title Won By Welch
William Welch Jr of Houston Texas captured the twentieth annual National Public Links championship by defeating Jack Kerns of Denver six and five in a 36 hole final. Welch trailed by one hole at halfway but surged to victory and clinched the title on the thirty first green.
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Jack Kerns
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Kerns
Basketball Standings And Schedule From Early 20th Century Play
The record lists teams NY Detroit Cleveland Boston and others with win loss figures and percentages. It notes head-to-head results such as New York 9 6, Detroit 3 2 and matches like Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago with two games.
Hogan Leads Chicago Open At 136 After Two Rounds
Ben Hogan shot 34-36-70 to post 136 and lead the Chicago Open by three strokes at the halfway mark. Defending champion Dick Metz sits second at 139 after rounds of 72 and 67, with Elmhurst Country Club stars Jim Ferrier and John Barnum tied for third at 141. Barnum the low amateur with a 70 in Friday’s action.
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Elmhurst Country Club
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John Barnum
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Early Lead Stands Up in Hill Park Victory by Evansville Bees
Evansville Bees win their first Hill Park game this season, 10 to 5, reclaiming the league lead. Blas Monaco and Del Jones spark the offense with key hits as Evansville withstands Raiders’ late rallies and solid pitching to secure the victory.
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Evansville
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Scrappy Bees
Three Eye League Highlights Include Decatur Clinton Scoreless
Decatur edged Clinton 1 0 with Hart pitching as Springfield beat Madison 8 1 behind a six run second inning. Clinton led in hits seven to four while Forrest Sproul exited early for Forrest Sproul. Waterloo and Moline did not play.
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Raiders Host Evansville In Two Game Night Doubleheader
The Raiders face Evansville in a two game set to決t above the Three Eye standings. First game starts at 6 p.m. and lasts seven innings by agreement. The second game at 8 15 p.m. goes nine innings. Ray Foat and Forrest Thompson expected to pitch.
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Forrest Thompson
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