Reds Rally Over Giants In Stout Shuts Down Hubbell
Allyn Stout pitched a six hit two run complete game for the Reds in a 3-2 win over the Giants. Cincinnati scored on picks and a critical plate error as Hubbell faced nine Reds hits with two walks and five strikeouts. Tony Piet, Slade, Koenig, Critz, O’Doul and Stout produced the Reds’ runs while O’Farrell’s error aided Cincinnati’s late tally.
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Australia nets first two singles in Davis Cup series
Australia’s Davis Cup team shocked the United States by taking both opening singles in the interzone series at Wimbledon. Vivian McGrath defeated Sidney Wood 7-5 6-4 1-6 9-7 and Jack Crawford beat Frank Shields 6-1 6-2 12-10, giving Australia a rapid lead and dampening American hopes.
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State Trap Shoot Opens at Cedar Falls Range
The 58th annual Iowa State Trap shooting tournament starts Sunday afternoon at Cedar Falls. Nearly 100 marksmen from across the state are expected for the four day program. Ned Lilly of Stanton and Frank Lightner of Cedar Rapids are among the top competitors anticipated to participate.
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Francis Presler Wins Cedar River Swim Title
Francis Presler, 25, former University of Iowa swimmer and Cedar Rapids Y team member, won the seventh annual Cedar River swim from High Rock to Ellis Park in 1 hour 22 minutes 14 seconds. Dick Westerfield finished 60 yards back in 1:23:13 to take runner state, with Larry Dennis third in 1:31. Other jelly rivals featured include Sohn Stark, Walter Maciejewsky, and John Ashby in various boys divisions as the race concluded at the pavilion.
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Senators fall from pennant race as injury woes mount
The Washington Senators slide further out of the pennant race as injuries to Outfielder Stone and First Baseman Kuhel cripple the champions. Pitching woes dominate the collapse while managers and writers debate the Giants Yankees bias and potential roster fixes.
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Beata's Triple Play Helps Detroit Boost Lead
Beata's Detroit Tigers defeat Philadelphia 4 to 1 behind a sensational triple play by Greenberg and strong hitting. Greenberg collected a single two doubles and a triple in four at bats, sparking Detroit as Warstler, McNair, and Fox provided support with key runs and defensive plays.
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Iowa Man To Serve As Athletic Head At Winona School
Earl B. Greene, longtime University of Iowa assistant coach and P E instructor, will be head coach and athletic director at Winona State Teachers College for one year replacing Glen Galligan on leave. Greene previously coached at Albany College and McLoughlin Union High in Oregon and played football at Albion College Michigan.
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Miller wins Iowa Amateur Golf title 13-12 in dominant final
Des Moines golfer Denmar Miller defeated Cedar Rapids’s Johnny Vavra 13 up and 12 to play in the Iowa Amateur Championship at Hyperion. Miller, already Iowa Open holder and Des Moines city champion, surged with long drives and precise iron play while Vavra failed to win a single hole. The win marks Miller’s second amateur title after triumphing at Sioux City two years earlier and caps a strong run in state tournaments.
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Coggeshall set for net final with Kiley in Des Moines
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines advances to the Iowa tennis final to face Bill Kiley of Kansas City after beating Bob Weinstock 6-3 6-1 6-3 in the semifinals. Kiley defeated Ben Beckerman 7-5 6-2. Beckerman and Frank Brody later played doubles.
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Tri County Softball Schedule Announced
The Gazette reports the Tri County softball league resumes this week with Washington leading the first half after a 7 out of 10 record. The schedule lists matchups from July 24 through August 21 featuring Columbus Junction Crawfordsville Wapello Washington Winfield and Wyman.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Games
National League standings list New York leading with 46 wins, Chicago 54, and Brooklyn 37. Weekend results show St Louis 5 Boston 3, Cincinnati 3 New York 2, Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 7. American League shows Detroit 4 9 92, New York 51 33, and Philadelphia 3 3 51.393 with multiple Sunday games listed.
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City Scores Highlight Weekend Football Blowouts
Louisville and Minneapolis posted strong numbers as city teams dominated Saturday results. St Paul and Kansas City saw notable performances with high scoring games and crowded stadiums.
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