Bunnies Begin Home Stand With 5 To 3 Victory
The Waterloo infield allowed two runs in the first, but the Bunnies answered with five to beat Waterloo 5 3. Nub Kleinke shut out the Hawks after the fifth, allowing six hits and two walks while Kreinke fanned six as Corgnati and Speran produced key hits for Cedar Rapids.
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Nemo Corgnati
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Mizeur
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Denson
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Ringhofer
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Engineers Bump Lighters in Mound Duel 3-2
Cedar Rapids Engineers surged to the top of the M and J league standings by defeating the Iowa Light and Power Co 3 to 2. All Engineers runs came in the first inning as H Thenhaus held the Lighters to five innings of no-hit ball before a sixth inning single.
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Iowa Light and Power Company
Engineers
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Seabrook
K. Thenhaus
Buckner
Sturm
Barnes
H. Lienbaugh
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K. Thenhause
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Colligan
Johnson
Koach
Stephan
Meyen Kuhnke
Light CO
Lucile Robinson Advances in Iowa Women’s Golf
Lucile Robinson of Des Moines defeated Betty MacPeak of Mason City two up to reach the Iowa women’s golf tournament semi finals. She will face Charlotte Ames of Clear Lake on Friday while other Des Moines players fell in the quarterfinals. MacPeak shot 84 and Robinson 82 in a tight match.
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Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Betty MacPeak
Mason City
Robinson
Charlotte Ames
Clear Lake
S. A. Repp
Dave Bonella
Ottumwa
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George Whitmer
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Day Waterman
Davenport
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Marshalltown
Od Palmer
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Howard O'Leary
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Cedar Rapids
Junior baseball teams honored at Cedar Rapids Legion banquet
Sixty members from five Han ford Post junior teams attended a Legion banquet at the armory marking the season’s end. Norman Bleakley led as toast master while Henry Haegg praised Legion aims and noted 10,000 posts nationwide fielding teams. Fire Fighters won the Second Iowa district championship and received the championship cup and gold emblems, with Leo Holmes honored for seven wins.
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Dutch” Levsen
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Rivers Beaten by Young Terry in disputed decision
In Waterloo Indiana, eight round decision adds to Young Terry of Davenport record after taking six rounds from Cedar Rapids boxer Joe Rivers. Supporting bouts see Ronald Malcolm knock out Spider Graham and Jack Hockey KOing Bulinsky of Oelwein in round two.
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Cedar Rapids
Young Terry
Davenport
Terry
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Ronald Malcolm
Littleton
Spider Graham
Oelwein
Jack Hockey
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Rivers Not Loser Says Manager After Waterloo Bout
Manager Tommy Ceres argues Joe Rivers deserved victory over Young Terry in Waterloo Wednesday night claiming Rivers controlled the action from start to finish. Ringside observer Johnny Pryrear later backed Terry’s decision, saying only six of eight rounds favored Rivers.
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Davenport Edges Dubuque 5 4 In Ninth Inning Rally
Davenport defeated Dubuque 5 to 4 after a late rally in the eighth inning. Bradford allowed seven hits over nine innings as Davenport seized control late to secure the win.
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Giants Bomb Cubs and Grimes in Chicago Series Final
The veteran Burleigh Grimes struggled in his first start since July 4 as the Cubs fell 9 1 to 1 to the New York Giants in Chicago. Carl Hubbell shined on the mound and at the plate, while Mel Ott drove in five runs including a two run homer and a late solo shot to seal the win. Ott, Hubbell and Grimes led a game marked by strong Giants hitting and effective pitching.
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Golf's Greatest Teacher Presents a Vertical Axis Swing
Chester Horton explains a vertical axis swing using a spinal wire and roller bearings to keep the body turning without swaying. The method aims to improve iron play and explains why a ball may be visible behind the top of the backswing. Horton offers a correction outline and requests a self addressed stamp for details.
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Keokuk Beats Burlington 6–5 In Nail Biter
Keokuk relief pitcher Brown held Indians hitless in the ninth as Patton and Walton homered. Jack Tesar pulled Butzburger and Kalbitz connected for a double to drive in two runs in a 6–5 win before a 2,500 crowd at Burlington.
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Paris smart women favor black or gray dogs in coats
A ponderous note from a Paris feature describes dogs kept by fashionable women, required to be black or gray and dressed in small coats to complement their owners’ outfits.
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Cardinals Rout Dodgers 16–5 in Series Finale
St Louis baseball club exploded for 22 hits against five Brooklyn pitchers as Jim Lindsey pitched decently in relief to seal a 16 to 5 victory. Jake Flowers homered and collected four singles, Orsatti added four hits, and Frisch had three singles with two steals while the Cards chased Dodgers errors in the seventh for eight runs. O'Doul Stripp homered for Brooklyn.
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Stripp Stars In Long Mets Victory Over Dodgers
Slade Stripp collected two base hits and drove in runs as Cuccinello O Doul and Orsatti produced key hits. Gelbert hit a three base drive with Stripp and Wright scoring on a homer by Gelbert. St. Louis and Brooklyn left nine on base and the pitching shuffled through Mungo Phelps Moore Carleton Lindse and Shanty. Lind pitched the win as the game stretched to 25 innings with a 12 3 2 3 2 0 scoreline. Umpires Stark and Rigler. Time 2 19.
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Allen and Hogan reach Southwestern title final
Ira Allen of Dunlap and Bernard Hogan of Council Bluffs advanced to the championship match in Creston Iowa to decide the Southwestern Iowa golf title. Allen defeated Deg Reynolds 3 and 2, while Hogan beat Howard Lake 5 and 4. Sterling Boyce of Creston won the second flight championship.
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Dunlap
Bernard Hogan
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Senators Rally to Clip Tigers 4-1 in Series
Washington halted Detroit’s three game win streak with a 4-1 victory. Myer started the sixth inning rally with a single followed by Manush’s double driving in a run. Berg cleared bases with a two bagger as Kuhel Bluege and Berg crossed. Lloyd Brown pitched effectively allowing eight hits but keeping Detroit off the board after fifth.
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Indians Win Another On Road Trip Over Red Sox
Cleveland closed a successful road swing by beating Boston 8 to 1 as they won 14 of 17 on the road and four of five in the current series. Mel Harder held the tail enders to seven hits and one run as Cleveland took control with three runs in the second.
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Bob Kline
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Yankees Beat White Sox 7–2 In Quick Home Win
New York toppled Chicago 7 to 2, the Yankees’ fifth straight win over the White Sox at home this season. The game lasted 1 hour 34 minutes as Johnny Allen limited Chicago to five hits. The victory gave New York 12 wins in 17 starts against the Sox this year.
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Mississippi Valley League Standings and Thursday Schedule
Standings show Davenport and Keokuk at .500 with Davenport tied for second. Wednesday results include Cedar Rapids over Waterloo and Moline beating Rock Island. Davenport and Dubuque split, Keokuk down Burlington. Thursday games list Cedar Rapids at Dubuque and Keokuk at Moline among others.
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Unclear Sports Odds and Schedule
Fragmentary sports snippet mentions Detroit Washington Boston New York Chicago and Philadelphia with scattered scores and matchups. Only games scheduled are listed, but many details are illegible.
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Denver Dominates Des Moines in Wednesday Hoops
Denver topples Des Moines 13 to 4 as Tulsa and St. Joseph post wins. Oklahoma City 18 and Wichita 8 also reported, with Omaha Pueblo and others showing mixed results in the midweek NBA style standings.
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Oklahoma City
Bunnies Make Pitching Changes Sign Young Hawley
The Bunnies released Gene Schott and Lefty Vornholt to clear spots for pitchers Fred Young and Darrell Hawley. Young, a rookie, had a brief trial with Moline, while Hawley came from Burlington after a stint with the Quincy club via the Three Eye league. Also cut was Johnny Ludisck for refusing to report after agreeing to rejoin, citing a prior lame arm.
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Lefty Vornholt
Fred Young
Darrell Hawley
Young
Moline
Hawley
Burlington
Schott
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Vornholt
Cleveland Indians
White Sox Release Caraway To Buffalo
Chicago left hander Cecil Pat Caraway was released by the White Sox to the Buffalo club of the International League. Caraway pitched well in 1930 but slumped in the following season and has been ineffective this year.
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Cecil Pat Caraway
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Sarazen And Ouimet To Clash In August
Boston citizens learn that top amateur pros Francis Ouimet and Gene Sarazen will meet in a 36 hole exhibition on August 23 and 24. The two stars will play a two day duel as part of a promotional event announced Thursday.
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Tilden Seeded Number One In Pro Tournament
William Tilden II of Philadelphia defending champion is seeded No 1 for the sixth annual United States Professional Tennis Championship at South Shore Country Club July 22-30. Hans Nusslein of Germany is seeded No 1 in the foreign group.
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William T. Tilden II
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Michigan Claims Longest U S Coastline
The article notes that Michigan possesses the longest coastline of any state in the United States. It highlights the state's extensive access to the Great Lakes and surrounding shoreline, underscoring its unique geographic feature.
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