HAL CHASE WINS STATE GOLF TITLE NATS DEFEAT DETROIT
The Senators beat Detroit 4 to 3 in a tight contest decided in the ninth. Rice advanced on a Myer single, Harris forced Rice at third, and Myer scored on Schulte’s base hit to give Washington the lead.
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Hal Chase
Ashington
Washington Senators
Detroit
Washington
Rice
Myer
Harris
Cronin
Schulte
Detroit PO
Davis
Owen
Gehringer
Stone
Fox
Doltsck
Rogell
Ort Hayworth
Marberry
Hegsett
Manush
Kuhel
Eerae
Seserveste Sewell
Ase Stewart
Bell
Smeefor Na
Russonary
Stewart
Wee
Magush
Brentin
Bchuite
Hayworth
Myer Stewart
Hogsett
N Stewart
Marberry & Fone
Russell
Ormsby, McGowan
Summers
Indians Rally To Edge Yankees 2 1 In Unearned Victory
New York saw Cleveland score two unearned runs to defeat the Yankees 2 to 1. Boss singled in the first inning and scored, while Charley Ruffing allowed five hits but failed to get support on defense and offense.
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New York
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Senators
Fred Marberry
Walter Stewart
Burley
Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Hogsett
Stewart
Bolton
Cleveland Indians
Joe McCarthy
Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Monte Pearson
Yanks
Boss
Northwest team wins at Columbus Junction
The Northwest kittenball team defeated Columbus City 9 to 4 Thursday at Columbus Chautauqua Park in a league game. The East Side and Northwest teams are scheduled to play Monday evening.
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Bpecal
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Florida's Rawls and Carnegie Libs Swim Record Breakers
Katherine Rawls of Florida shattered her 300 meter medley record by ten and a tenths seconds as the national women's championships near the close. The Carnegie Library club from Homestead Pennsylvania set a new areas relay mark, while Miss Rawls led in all three strokes and the Florida rival June Burr contested for second.
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Jones Beach
N. Y
Katherine Rawls
Florida
Carnegie Library Club
Homestead
Miss Rawls
Pennsylvania
Lenore Kight
Fort Lauderdale
June Burr
Indianapolis
Helen Lee Smith
Miss Burr
Miss Smith
Miss_ Rawls
Women's Swimming Association of
New York
Louise Clark
Johanna Gorman
Anna Mae Gorman
Miss Kight
Lisa Lindstrom
Jessie Conway
Dorothea Dickinson
Susan Robertson
Cities Service Juniors Defeat Fayette 6-0 For District Crown
Harbert pitched effectively as Cities Service nine shut out Fayette 6-0 to claim the district title. Schmatt started the rally in the second with a single, Dunbar scored on a fielder's choice, Bednasek and Spencer drove in runs, and Dunbar added another on a misplayed ball. The fourth inning produced two more runs as Dunbar scored on a miscue and Bednasek scored on Hadiec and Miller hits.
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Harbert
Cities Service
Fayette
Daniels Park
Dunbar
Myers
Bednasek
Hadiec
Miller
Eld
Raymond Loses Final To Davis In Mississippi Valley Tennis
Ed Davis of Peoria Illinois defeated Bell Raymond of Cedar Rapids in a five set final 2-6 6-4 3-6 6-1 to win the Mississippi Valley championship before about 1000 spectators. Frank Brady and Jay Fink won men's doubles 7-5 10-8 6-3. Thelma Kenneck beat Betty Butler 6-3 8-6 for women’s singles. Hansen and Butler took women’s doubles 6-3 6-4.
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Iowa City
Ed Davis
Peoria
Ill
Bell Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Davis
Raymond
Httle
Frank Brady
Jay Fink
Des Moines
Ronald Reddig
Dick Goepel
Davenport
Thelma Kenneck
Eagle Grove
Betty Butler
Miss Butler
Helen Hansen
Iowa
James Bell
Diana Southern
Peorin
Dell Raymond
Thelma Kentreck
Earle Grove
Frank Brody
Ronald Reddis
E Reed Leads Hitters Of Marion Ball Club
Marion Advertisers players show strong batting with E Reed at .400, G Grumman at .312, and E Brooks at .310. The team bat is .250 while Don Dipple leads steals with seven. Lloyd Curtis tops triples with two. Dipple, Brooks and Tuede n have two doubles. K Reed has three errors.
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Marion Advertisers Baseball Club
S. L. Hanscom
E. Reed
G. Grumman
E. Brooks
Don Dipple
Slauson
Lloyd Curtis
V. Tudeen
Dipple
K Reed
Managers Cronin and Terry Lead Pennant Battles
The article notes Joe Cronin of the Washington Senators and Bill Terry of the New York Giants atop their leagues in batting and influence on teams. It highlights Carl Hubbell as a top pitcher, with strong 1930 31 32 performances and a no hit game, plus a golf title tale and other sports tidbits from Dempsey to Dizzy Dean.
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Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Cronin
Walter Johnson
Nationals
Whitehill
Cedar Rapids
Bill Terry
Terry
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Pittsburgh
Hubbell
Nelson
Indiana
Lee
Wally
Gunner
Ervin
Chester
Denmar
Robert
James
Jack
Iowa
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Bandits
I, Me and Myself
Dizzy
Cardinals
Gabby Street
Western Association
Ore
Americans Face Must-Win Singles To Reach Davis Cup Final
In Paris at Roland Garros the United States, trailing England two matches to one, must win two singles to reach the challenge round against France. Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison lost their Friday matches to Wilfred Austin and Fred Perry, threatening American hopes as the opener set today.
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Auteuil
France
United States
England
George Lott
Johnny van Ryn
Pat Hughes
Fred Perry
Ellsworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
Vines
Allison
Wilfred “Bunny” Austin
Roland Garros
Austin
Perry
America
Paris
Henri Cochet
Carnera to Meet Schmeling in Rome in September
Reports from Rome claim Primo Carnera would defend his world heavyweight title against Max Schmeling in September. Carnera’s secretary in New York denied the Rome bout, saying Carnie is not under contract for any 1933 fight and the Rome report is groundless.
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Carnera
Schmeling
Rome
Primo Carnera
Max Schmeling
Germany
New York
Carny
18 Year Old Youth Beats Merle Stimson 1 Up
Don McGuire reports an 18 year old youth defeated Merle Stimson by one hole in a close match. The result highlights a strong junior showing in a decisive victory.
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Merle Stimson
Hal Chase Wins Iowa Amateur Championship in Thrilling Final
In Stokoboji Iowa Hal Chase 18 of Des Moines beat Merle Stimson Waterloo to win the 36 hole Iowa amateur title after a dramatic comeback. Chase trailed late then sunk key putts and a 250 yard brassie to seize the lead and clinch a one up victory.
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Iowa Association
Bob McKee
Art Bartlett
Paul Barton
Bud Maytag
Johnny Vavra
Denmar Miller
Bud Small
Bud Jordan
David Davis
Hal Chase
Glen Darrow
Merle Stimson
Stimson
Associated Press
Stokoboji
Des Moisies
Iowa
Waterloo
Chase
Des Moines
Pated
Ole
Des
Hal
Standings and results from baseball action
Standings show caeiens with 56 32 record and .638, Cleveland 44 48 .478, New York 44 48, Philadelphia 47 43 .822, Boston 38 50 .432, Chicago 43 46 .483, St Louis 35 61 .365. Saturday results list Philadelphia 86 over St Louis 7 5. Cleveland 2 New York 1. Boston 53 over Chicago 3. Washington 4 over Detroit 3. Sunday schedules include Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at New York. American Association and Western League results noted with several wins and losses. three night games mentioned in Western League.
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Washton
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Phila
Boston
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Wil
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St.Phila
St. Louis
Darrow Shull default in Ellis Park golf tournament
E M Shull defaulted to Glen Darrow in the Ellis Park tournament top flight after most first round matches. Tom Houke vs Bernard Reese was set to continue. John Krause defeated John Shimek 2 up in a second round match. H W Sorenson advanced to the semifinals in the second flight with a 3 1 victory over Carl Thompson.
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Ellis Park
E. M. Shull
Glen Darrow
Tom Houke
Bernard Reese
John Krause
John Shimek
H. W Sorenson
Carl Thompson
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Bob Kline
Chicago White Sox
Kline
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Bill Werber
Johnson
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IL Swanson
Haas
Kress
Aa Simmons
Appling
Eanetee Dykes
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Rhyne
Webb
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Jones Sear
Fabher
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Cooke
R Ferrell
Hodapp
Jolley
Oliver
Leeds
Wees
Nases
OM Miller
Chicaro
Moriarty
Earl Whitemill
Heine Manush
Burke
Ossie Bluege
Ode Kuhel
Nogrr Or
Stewart Walter Stewart
Fred Schulte
Northwest
Miss Lindstrom
Miss Clark
Miss Conway
Anna Mae
Anna Mace
Eleanor Holm
Cities Service Nine
M. V
Nes Moines
Cedar Davids
Marion Ball Club
Red Hot
Reppers
Earl
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Dempsey
Baer
Maxie
Ines
Base
Austin If
Don M’guire
BUCS
Pirates
Cubs
Parmelee
Lloyd Waner
P. Waner
Traynor
Floyd Vaughan
Spencer Jet
Critz
Eel
A Moore
Vaughan
Suhr
Piet
Grace
Aed
Comoros
Eeeenl
Chagnon
Eeennes
Fren
Bri
Richards
van Let
Pittseburgh
National League
American Association
Il Petl
Columbus
Loutaville
Misn'polis
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Ind’polis
Dee Moines
Joplin
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Ellis
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