Bunnies Rally Past Dubuque 9 8 in Ninth Inning Thriller
In a six run lead dwindling to a one run margin the Bunnies defeated Dubuque 9 to 8 in the ninth inning. Darrell Hawley started strong for the Speraw Tigers but the Tigers tied it in the eighth before Bloebaum, Kleinke and Speran delivered the decisive run in the last half.
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Burlington Bees Triumph 11-9 Over Davenport
Burlington Bees combine twelve hits with six Davenport errors to defeat the Davenport team 11 to 9 in the series opener. Davenport threatened in the ninth with a three run rally before the Bees sealed the win.
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Burlington Bees
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Quakers Defeat Killians To Tie For First Place
The Quaker Oats beat the Killian Co 7 to 3 to pull into a first place tie with the C. R. Engineers in the M and J league. Key hits included K Blackman’s homer for Killians and a sequence of errors and a double by the Quakers that sparked the lead. Vermazen and Holmes added timely hits as the Quakers solidified their position.
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Forests Cover Vast Areas in German States
Forests cover nearly 3,000,000 acres in the German states of Württemberg and Baden.
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Wurttemberg
Baden
GOOD GOLF Hips Move to Power in Swing
The article explains body driven golf hitting, stressing that the hips work diagonal across the swing path both at top of backswing and at impact. It emphasizes keeping the body under the swing to avoid interference and mentions Horton’s iron shot corrections available by mail.
Demaree Arrives To Play Outfield For Cubs
Frank Demaree, hard hitting outfielder from the Sacramento Pacific Coast League club, joined the Chicago Cubs and left with the squad for Pittsburgh. Manager Rogers Hornsby said he might use Demaree in the Pittsburgh series with single games Friday and Saturday and a double header Sunday.
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Frank Demaree
Sacramento
Chicago Cubs
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Rogers Hornsby
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Colaneto Plays at Milwaukee in July Hit
American Association notes Colaneto competed at Milwaukee on July 20 in the header event.
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Senators Win to Move Back to Fourth Place
Washington topped Detroit 5 to 4 as Monte Weaver shut down the Tigers after a rough first inning. Detroit led 3-0 early on, but the Senators pulled even with four runs across the second, fourth, and fifth innings, aided by key hits from Davis, Cronin, West, and Berg.
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Monte Weaver
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Red Sox Rally to Beat Yankees 3 2 as Boerner Moore Star
Larry Boerner and Wiley Moore, rookie and veteran pitchers for the Boston Red Sox, shut down the Yankees to end New York's five game win streak. Boerner went seven innings and Moore finished the last two, with Pickering doubling and Warstler singling in the ninth to produce the winning run off Wells.
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Larry Boerner
Wiley Moore
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Wells
Browns End 11-Game Slump With Victory Over Athletics
St. Louis Browns snapped an 11 game losing streak by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics in the final game of a five game series. Stewart limited the Mackmen to four hits and yielded only one hit through seven innings. He halted a late rally by inducing Foxx into a double play with two runners aboard.
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Mississippi Valley League Standings and Results Summary
Standings show Keokuk Cedar Rapids and Dubuque near top with records Keokuk 7 3 . Cedars single digits alongside Burlington Waterloo and Moline. Results list Cedar Rapids 3 Dubuque and Rock Island 12 Waterloo 0 Moline 7. Davenport 9 defeats Burlington 11. Friday games include Rock Island at Waterloo and Waterloc subject to incomplete text.
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Thursday’s Results Logged With Pittsburgh Victory
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the only game scheduled. The text notes another incomplete matchup with Brooklyn at New York omitted.
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Baseball and standings scatter in 1908 league notes
Data fragments show team records and a few game results from the American Association era. Mentions include New York Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Boston and Washington with partial scores and scattered standings like Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo Louisville and Kansas City.
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Indianapolis
Incomplete OCR sports standings prompt
A fragmented dataset shows teams and records with inconsistent formatting. The readable items include team names such as Tulsa and Wichita with win loss figures and percentages, but many portions are garbled, making precise standings and context unclear.
Booth Chooses Hollywood Role Over Olympic Football
Yale halfback Albie Booth declines the Olympic football demonstration to act in a Hollywood film. The decision comes as Erny Pinkeltt and Johnny Baker also skip the exhibition for film pay. The event would have paired Yale Harvard Princeton stars against California Stanford and USC seniors.
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Albie Booth
Yale
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University of Southern California
Erny Pinckett
Johnny Baker
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Hollywood
Schmeling Plans U S Bout in September
Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champion, will sail from Germany to New York on August 15 to prepare for a September fight in New York or Chicago. Co manager Billy McCarney said promoters want Schmeling against Mickey Walker or Primo Carnera in New York, or King Levinsky or Tuffy Griffiths in Chicago. Joe Jacobs will join in the United States to finalize arrangements.
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Max Schmeling
Germany
Chicago
Billy McCarney
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
McCarney
Hamburg
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Mickey Walker
Primo Carnera
King Levinsky
Tuffy Griffiths
Walker
Pirates edge Phillies 3–2 in ninth inning win
Captain Pie Traynor and Lloyd Waner helped the Pirates rally in the ninth to beat the Phillies 3 to 2. Waner doubled home the go ahead run after Traynor’s single started the late uprising, lifting Pittsburgh’s NL lead to 2 1/2 games as Remy Kremer and Jim Elliott dueled on the mound.
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Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
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Remy Kremer
Jim Elliott
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Youths rule National Public Links quarter finals in Louisville
In Louisville eight players from 203 enter the quarter final 18 hole round of the National Public Links. Joe Nichols 16 year old Long Beach CA high school captain is the lone remaining favorite after round two victories. Curtis Bryan 19 and R L Miller 21 of Jacksonville FL also reach the last eight. Bryan defeated William Jelliffee Los Angeles 1 up and Gus Fett Chicago 1 up 19 holes. Miller beat Melvin Carpenter Columbus 1 up 19 holes and Ray E Jones Richmond 5 and 4. Long Beach's Oliver Sleppy 27 oldest remaining contestant defeats Coonie Schaber Louisville 2 and 1 and Hank Foley Chicago 5 and 4.
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Columbus
Ray E. Jones
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Western Junior Golf Crown To Indiana Girl
Janet Humphrey of Calumet Indiana won the women's western junior golf title at Flossmoor Country Club by defeating Eleanor Tobin of Chicago 4 and 3 in the 18-hole final.
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Janet Humphrey
Calumet
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Eleanor Tobin
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Wrestling results from crowded cards across cities
Results show Montre Dick Shikat at 225 pounds defeating Whitey Hewitt at 213 and 245. Ed Stranzier at 238 beats Mike Romano at 206 in Paterson New Jersey. Henry DeGiane at 214 defeats Jack Washburn at 243 in Boston with Washburn disqualified for Pennsylvania. France attends, Ange 6 56, 25 30.
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Philadelphia
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Italy
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Henry DeGiane
France
Jack Washburn
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Lucile Robinson Faces Mrs Repp In Iowa Golf Final
The 1929 Iowa women's golf tournament final round saw Lucile Robinson of Des Moines, defending champion, beat Charlotte Ames of Clear Lake 5 and 4. Mrs. A. Repp of Mason City defeated Mrs. Dave Bonella of Ottumwa 4 and 3 for a place in the final.
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Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Charlotte Ames
Clear Lake
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Mason City
Dave Bonella
Ottumwa
Mrs Bell Loses In State Tourney In Des Moines
In the Iowa state tennis tournament fourth day play, Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines defeated Al Burgess of Kansas City 8-1 8-6 to reach the quarterfinals where he faces Bill Kiley. Betty Butler topped Eleanor Bell 6-4 6-4 to advance in the women's draw.
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Jack Taylor
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Missouri Valley
MclIninch
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Dick Rugg
Iowa
George Dulling
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Eleanor Bell
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Mildred Geiger
Sheldon
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Dubuque
Marjorie Mace
Waterloo
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Helen Hanson
Cedar Rapids Baseball Bargain Nights Twin Bill Weekend
Regular ladies night opens the week end as Cedar Rapids fans enjoy bargain 25 cent bleacher seats Saturday. Grandstand add 25 cents for men and 6 cent tax for covered seats. Two games scheduled Sunday versus Davenport Blue Sox with 2 30 start and 8 15 night game. Alburnett band performs before Monday’s contest.
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Alburnett School
Chocolate And Shea To Fight In Stadium
Kid Chocolate defends his junior lightweight title against Eddie Shea of Chicago in a ten round bout at Chicago stadium on August 4. It will be the stadium’s first attraction in two months.
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Kid Chocolate
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Ira Allen Wins Southwestern Iowa Golf Title
Tara Allen of Dunlap captured the Southwestern Iowa crown by defeating Bernard Hogan of Council Bluffs 3 and 2 after trailing by three holes on the first nine in a 36 hole final. The victory came in Creston, Iowa, as Hogan had been the tournament medalist.
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