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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1932

Page

8

Bunnies Split Doubleheader with Davenport in Slugfest

Davenport routed the Bunnies 15 to 1 in the day game while the Bunnies won the nightcap 9 to 1. Davenport pounded 23 hits led by four home runs, as pitching faltered for the day contest. Bradford held Runs in check in the night game, aided by Bloebaum’s third inning homer.

Bunnies Davenport Blue Sox Suns Joe Kinney Fred Young Bradford Bloebaum

Cubs and Pirates Split Double Bill in Chicago and Boston

In Chicago at Wrigley Field the Pirates split with the Cubs 7 2 and 7 5 to retain a 4 1 2 game lead as Lonnie Warneke won his 15th. Gus Suhr hit a two run homer for the Pirates in game two and Johnny Moore homered for Chicago. At Boston the Braves and Giants also split with the Giants winning game two after a tight late inning showing.

Chicago Pittsburgh Pirates Lonnie Warneke Warneke Guy Bush Gus Suhr Wrigley Field Charlie Grimm Johnny Moore Grace Brame Dugas Meine Hack Herman Sserssesne Eree Stephenson Herbett C Beeatogeenors Beine Risler Stark Y. Suhr Vaughn Erman Grimm Jurges Herruns Hemsley Smith Spencer Geegeee Patin & Bush Neer tMoorener

Alburnett Band to Perform at Bunny Park Game

The Alburnett school band will give a concert at about 7 45 tonight before the game at Bunny Park. The group is noted to have a substantial following.

Alburnett Band Bunny Park Alburnett

Record Home Run Onslaught Clips Blues In Night Game

Jim Davis matched league leaders as Peoria and the Blues produced a high scoring affair at Bunny park. Five homers in one game set a new park record while Bloebaum Storme Reider Sueme and Schinski all connected. Kane and Seghi fueled a late surge as Davenport tallied a lone run.

Jim Davis Bunnies O'Shaughnessy Peoria Blues Bunny Park Bloebaum Ken Storme Johnny Reider Red Sueme Johnny Schinski Storme Kinney Dixon Sox Seco Biroebaum Redman Schinski Foreman Reider Kane Sueme Young Meyer Davenport Deuces Esrey Mizeur Senne Seghi Davis Kanhe Cencee Verdi uGton

Bunnies release Krolski. Jack Redmond signs

Prank Krolski, longtime first string catcher for the Bunnies, was released Sunday. Jack Redmond, formerly with the Peoria club, signs and brings defensive skill and timely hitting though he has a knee issue this season. Cincinnati scouts had previously highlighted Redmond’s potential.

Prank Krolski Bunnies Jack Redmond Peoria Cincinnnati Es

Wade fans 13 as Moline blank Hawks in opener

Jake Wade struck out 13 Hawks on Sunday night to pace Moline to a 3-0 win in the series opener. The game lasted 1 hour 23 minutes and featured a ninth inning eject. Umpire Collins banished Second Baseman Mullens and fined him $30 after a heated exchange. Paulson yielded five hits. Wade allowed three singles in as many innings.

Waterloo Jake Wade Hawks Moline Collins Mullens Paulson Wade

Indians win chance as Tigers miss scoring frame

The Indians gained a base on balls and four hits during a key frame but could only push one run across. The Tigers offered opportunity with runners on base yet failed to convert beyond that single tally.

Indians Tigers

Dubuque and Keokuk Split Openers in Doubleheader

In Dubuque Keokuk split a Sunday doubleheader with top teams the Tigers beating Keokuk 4 to 2 while the Indians prevailed 6 to 3 in the nightcap. The first game ended in ten innings.

Tigers Indians Dubuque Keokuk

Frank Lightner Ties For Fourth In Trap Handicap

The 200 class championship targets were split into four divisions at the Iowa trapshoot contest in Ames. W. B. Olson of Storm Lake won with 99 birds, Billy Finch of Mount Ayr was second with 98, and a five-way tie for fourth at 96 included Frank J. Lightner of Cedar Rapids and other shooters.

Iowa Boxers On American Squad To Meet Germans

Lake Wawassee Ind INS selection of the American boxing team to face the German amateur champions in an international meet at Chicago Soldier Field Tuesday night. The team features Joe Baltzer Davenport Iowa flyweight George Goodman Chicago bantamweight Leo Rodak Chicago featherweight Henry Davenport Ia light Johnny Phaghan Chicago Ia middleweight Adolph Winters Wisconsin light heavyweight.

Lake Wawasee Ind INS Chicago Soldier Field Joe Baltzer Davenport George Goodman Leo Rodak Henry Johnny Phaghan Adolph Winterson Wis Nanawelaaea

Standings From Cedar Rapids Area Games

Fragmented standings show Keokuk with 716 413, Cedar 1-9, Eas Enotes 7-1, Lana Island 6-4, Waterloo 6, and Davenport at 4-3 15-15. Monday games listed include Cedar Rapids venue with Waterloo and Dubuque contests.

Devenner Fie Keokuk Bubuaue Cedar Eas Lana Island Waterloo Cedar Rapids Venport A Bosatlington Eckuk Dubuaue Seline T Waterloo

Sunday Baseball Results Highlight Mixed Scores Across Cities

A scrambled summary of Sunday scores shows Chicago at 7-5 and 7- with unclear opponents. New York at 9-7, Louis at 7-1, Cincinnati at 41-57, and Brooklyn versus Philadelphia tally 4. Open date noted.

Louisia York Bostons A. S Neinnati Chic Ane New York Louis Tecckasel Brooklyn Philadelphia

Fragmentary sports brief yields unclear results

Reading shows partial lines about games and teams including New York Philadelphia Detroit and Washington with incomplete scores and scheduling details. Unable to determine full teams dates or outcomes from the damaged OCR text.

Baseball doubleheader details for St Louis game

The text lists players and game events from two baseball games, including bases, hits, errors, and pitchers. It notes multiple players such as Herman, Wilson, Orsatti, Grantham, Reese, Gelbert, and Moran, with scoring lines, stolen bases, and pitching details for a 2:43 time frame.

Herman Reese Kolp San Deme U Eerth Barr Moran St. Louis Grantham Gelbert Tom Frisch Reese Bottomley Roetteer Dean Stout Si Johnson Syl Johnson Johnson Cinese Dsey Barr, Moran

Dodgers Take 5-4 Victory Over Phillies at Ebbets Field

Dazzy Vance pitched ten strikeouts to lead Brooklyn past Philadelphia 5 to 4 ending a five game skid. Hack Wilson hit his 17th homer with two aboard fueling a four run third inning rally. Hal Lee drove in three Quaker runs with two doubles.

Dodgers Phils Brooklyn N. Y Ebbetsfield Dazzy Vance Phillies Hack Wilson Hal Lee Philadelphia Fortsén Trimble Fortson Kenmore Tom Hooke Ed Taylor Emry James Western Auto Specialty Company Lou Mildenstein Henry Sorenson Frank H. Drew Company

Coggeshall Wins To Retain State Net Championship

Des Moines tennis star Harris Coggeshall defended his Iowa state singles title despite a sore shoulder by beating Nelson of Kansas City 17-5 7-5 6-2 to retain the championship. Doubles went to McInich and Bill Kiley of Kansas City, and the Missouri team won the mixed and other doubles titles with Des Moines players among finalists.

Des Moines SAP Harris Coggeshall Nelson Oe Kansas City McInich Bill Kiley Missouri Frank Brody Bennie Beckerman Dorothy Day Betty Butler Marjorie Mace Waterloo Mary Heller Dubuque Kiley Sel Bse Dick Rugg Waterlo

Equipoise May Be Kept Out Of Handicap Races

CHICAGO. There is a strong possibility that Equipoise the champion 4 year old owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney will enter no more handicap races. Whitney reportedly made the decision after Equipoise narrowly lost to Plucky Play by a nose in the oldest hands weight for age race.

Chicago Equipoise Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Whitney

Gomez Shuts Out A’s Then Yankee Rally Wins 9 3

Vernon Gomez outpitched Robert Moses Grove as the New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 3. Joie Sewell belted five straight hits including his 9th homer, and Ben Chapman swiped his 26th base as New York built a big seventh inning after Grove faltered.

NEW York Vernon Gomez Robert Moses Grove Joie Sewell Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Gomez A’s Bing Miller Ben Chapman Sewell Yanks Grove Philadelphia Willers Cochrane McNair Cresesesvess Cou rs—Cramer Chapman Rr Miller Miller Gehrig Crosettime Doub McNair Foxx Domes

Trimble Wins Ellis Park Golf Championship In Close Match

CIE Trimble, a twice-runner up, defeats Howard Fortson 1 up after 36 holes to claim the Ellis park golf championship cup. Trimble posted 154 strokes, Fortson 155, following a remarkable 33-stroke semi-final performance.

Cie Trimble Howard Fortson Trimble Fortson

Indians Take Both Ends of Chicago Doubleheader

The Cleveland Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 9 to 7 and 9 to 6 in a Sunday doubleheader. Clinton Brown, Hudlin, and Jack Russell limited late rallies while Sarge Connally and Brown homered for Cleveland. Fortson and Trimble matched in a golf championship match with Fortson winning after a close final stretch.

Chicago Cleveland Indians Clinton Brown Sox Hudlin Jack Russell Brown Sarge Connally Indians Fothergill

Senators Rout Red Sox 12-6 in WashingtonSunday

Washington Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 12 to 6 as five Boston pitchers were knocked around for 18 hits. Al Thomas earned the win and halted an eighth inning Boston rally, while Joe Cronin collected four hits with a double and two triples. Alexander hit a three bagger with two runners aboard.

Senators RED Sox Washington Boston Washington Senators al Thomas Joe Cronin Alexander

Local Swimmers Shine At Ames Water Meet

Omaha swimmers dominated the Mid West A A U meet in Ames winning four of seven events. Maxine Steincamp swept the 60 and 440 yard women's freestyles and defended the 60 yard title. Dick Pleig of Des Moines kept his low board diving crown. Warren Ross won the 220 yard men’s freestyle, with Dick Westerfield second. Les Hornig claimed the 60 yard open women’s, Raymond Wendell edged Herbert Egness in the 120 yard men’s freestyle, and June Sandquist took the women’s low board diving title.

AMES Omaha Maxine Steincamp Dick Pleig Des Moines Adolph Ferstenfeld Warren Ross Cedar Rapids

Dynamite Pocket Prank Sparks Warning in Tit Bits

In a Tit Bits snippet Murphy asks about a shirt pocket item. Donovan responds with dynamite and jokes about Casey who habitually slaps his chest and breaks his pipe. The line hints at a planned confrontation and potential danger.

Murphy Donovan Casey

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