Earl Combs Injured in Yankees Loss to Browns
Earl Combs, veteran Yankee outfielder, was seriously injured while chasing a ball into the left field fence during a 4 to 2 defeat by the Browns. Clift hit a three-base wallop in the seventh, and Combs reportedly suffered possible concussion and left shoulder fracture awaiting hospital evaluation.
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Earl Combs
Yankees
Browns
T Louis
Detroit Tigers
Combs
Harland Cliffshit
St Louis
Clift
Johnny Murphy
Alan Strange
Debs Garris
Jack Burns
Russ van Ata
Lou Gehrig
New York
Parmelee blanked Cardinals in 5 0 victory
New York Giants pitcher Roy Parmelee limited the St Louis Cardinals to four hits and seven strikeouts to earn his third win of the season as Giants won 5 to 0. Mel Ott hit his 24th home run and Gus Mancuso went 3 for 3 driving in the first tally.
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Murphy
Lacceri
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van Atta
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van Athat Am
Die
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Parmelee
Cubs
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Parmele
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Criz
Ryan
Frisch Whitehead
Collins Durocher
Collinge
Macerkurth
Quisley
Gears
West League Standings And Tuesday Results Summary
Western League standings and results list teams including St Joseph Cedar Rapids and Sioux City with 10 3 records for Rock Island and 6 7 for St Joseph. Tuesday results show St Joseph 106 Des Moines 6 Cedar Rapids 11 Sioux City Davenport 5 Topeka 4.
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K Island
St. Joseph
Topeka
Des Moines
Davenport
Rapids
Sioux City
Omaha
St Joseph
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Laws Leads Star Balloting for 1933 All Star Squad
Chicago AP reports leaders in the senior all star vote for a select team to face the Chicago Bers at Soldier Field on August 31. The ballot list includes athletes from Pittsburgh, Southern California, Michigan, Notre Dame, Purdue, Ohio State, Nebraska, Oregon and more with scores tied to college and position categories.
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Chicago
Idiron Stars
Chicago Bers
Soldier Field
Bods Sklidans
Pittsburgh
HAL South Washington
Couns St Mais
Manske Porthiwisterh
Tatkins Kiatise
Natre Liatie Agri Schwammoel
Oteson State
RY Wistert Midhteam
Mehtineer Kansas
Ilba Ke Sauer
Nebraska
Mikulak
Oregon
Tipton Tennis Falls to DeWitt in Close Match
DeWitt edges Tipton 4 3 in a tennis meet with Crumley and Conruoje losing 6 4 1 6, Rawvinend Wow and James Vianier also challenged by Dow and Waggoner. Local notes mention Drew DeWitt and other players across singles and doubles here.
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DeWitt
Bere Sunde
de Welker
Peratec
Crumley
Conruoje
Rawvinend
James Vianier
Dow
Waggoner
VON
Drew DeWitt
City Common
Ted R
Moon Tadlcare
Laveen
Wood Leads Crawford Two Sets As Rain Forbids Finish
In Wimbledon interzone final action, Sidney Wood Jr. of New York led Jack Crawford two sets to love 6-3 9-7 when rain halted play after only one point of the third set. Official word halted play until Wednesday at the same point weather permitting. Crawford must win three straight sets to prevail, with Frank Shields looming to meet Vivian McGrath in the final match as Australia holds two wins to the United States one.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Australia
Sidney B Wood, Jr
New York
Jack Crawford
Wood
Peartars
Crawford
Frank Shields
Vivian McGrath
McGrath
Shields
America
Vinton Merchants Sweep Cedar Falls In Double Header
The Vinton Merchants defeated the Acme Cafe team from Cedar Falls in a Sunday night double header at the new lighted fairgrounds field. The locals won 18 to 5 in game one and 18 to 2 in game two, with about 800 spectators in attendance. A follow up double header against Monticello is set for Tuesday evening.
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Spresal
Gazette
Vinton
Vinton Merchants
Acme Cafe
Cedar Falls
Fairgrounds
Monticello
Palo Nine Triumphs in 19-3 Victory over Greens Grove
Palo Nine crushed Greens Grove 19 to 3 as Palo collects nineteen hits and nineteen runs. Van Note pitched six innings allowing five hits and one run while Silha and Booth led the offense with four and three hits respectively. A 10 run fifth inning broke the game open before the seven inning call due to rain or time.
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Clarence Phillips
Nom Beaumont
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
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Owens
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Coggon Nine Defeats Waterloo Club 14 to 4
Coggon nine beat Waterloo club 14 4 on Sunday at the focal diamond. Manager McaAreavy’s squad allowed five hits while Wahl pitched for the visitors. Cedar Rapids Yellow Cab team from Cedar Rapids to play here next Sunday.
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Coggon
McaAreavy
Focal
Blumer
Waterloo Davidson
Wahl
Tneteen
Seay
Touch Path Wood Martans
Yellow Cab Boys
Cedar Rapids
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Plays Key Matchups Across Cities
The schedule lists teams such as Toursville, Columbus, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Toledo, and Kansas City with players including McLean, Thompson Eliott Heme, Vaeles, Petty, Hargrave, Stine, Harris, Susce, Closet, Penner, Stiles, and Weenger. A second game is noted for the night in Indianapolis and Toledo with tight canes mentioned.
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Toursville
Columbus
Vader McLean
Thompson Eliott
Vaeles
Minneapolis
Terose
Milwaukee
Amy
Petty
Hargrave Stine
Harris
Susce
CME
Kansas City
Trow Closet
Penner Stiles
Weenger
Secon
Indianapolis
Toledo
Crowley Leads Pro Qualifiers At Buffalo Event
Bob Crowley of Dedham Massachusetts shot 67 and 71 for 138 to lead the 36 hole qualifying in the Professional Golfers Association championship at Park Club Buffalo. Harry Cooper Chicago and Eddie Loos Glencoe Illinois followed with 68 and 69 as others posted 70s and par scores in the half way round field.
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Bob Crowley
Dedham
Mass
Park Club
Crowley
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Eddie Loos
Glencoe
Laffoon
Denver Youngster
Wild Bill” Mehlhorn
Brooklyn
Dick Metz
Lake Forest
George Christ
Rochester
N. Y
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Tom Creavy
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Medinah
al Houghton
Bethesda
Leo Fraser
Saginaw
Mich
Walter Hagen
Dutra
Ith
Leo Diegel
Junior Leaguers To Get Trophies At Raider Game
Three American Lemon Junior baseball league players Edward Schmatt Dick Klinger and Bill Diehl will receive trophies at Hill Park before the Raiders vs Topeka game. Schmatt is honored as most valuable player while Klinger and Diehl receive hitting trophies.
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Edward Schmatt
Dick Klinger
Bill Diehl
Hill Park
Raiders
Topeka
Schmatt
Kiinger
Diehl
Earlville Midgets Drop 8 7 Decision to Colesburg
The Earlville Midgets lost to Colesburg 8 to 7 on the Earlville diamond Saturday afternoon. Colesburg edged ahead late, securing the victory in a tight game.
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Earlville
Colesburg
Sprewa
Guzeve
Machine Enables Rapid Cigarette Production in U S Factory
An American company unveils a new device capable of producing two thousand cigarettes per minute, signaling a leap in manufacturing speed. The development could transform production lines and industry efficiency, with potential impacts on labor and supply chains.
Raiders Rally Past Sioux City in 11 8 Victory
Bill Gould debuted for the Raiders with a strong relief stint and silenced Sioux City after a shaky first inning. Esrey Jackson Hosang and Mizeur led the offense with multi hit days as the Raiders overcame a Cowboys surge to win 11 to 8.
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Bill Gould
Cowboys
Wilson
Jackson
Hosang
Esrey
Earl Coughlin
Sioux City
Raiders
Buffalo
Hargrave Tribe
Zwilling Rangers
Gould
Anderson
Lisie
Maizeur
Hosane
Johnson
Gannon
Willinghams
W Wilson
Lucile Robinson Advances In Iowa Women’s Golf Meet
In Des Moines the Iowa women’s golf tournament began with upsets as Lucile Robinson of Des Moines defeated Mrs. F C Byers 9 and 7. Frances Drake Repp and Edith Estabrooks also fell in early rounds under a scorching sun while Day Waterman upset Miss Estabrooks 3 and 1.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frances Drake Repp
Mason City
Edith Estabrooks
Dubuque
Margaret Mordy
Waterman
Davenport
Fstabrooks
Northwestern University
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Hie Dubuque
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Clear Take
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Ottumwa
Jennet Jones
R. C. Coffey
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R. L. Rockholz
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George Whitmer
Charlotte Amen
Clear
Kay Coupland
Clear Lake
Loa Taylor Ottumwa
Country Club
S A Repp
Wynn LaGrange
Storm Lake
Joe Purnas
Jean French
Leo Smith Hyperion
F C. Byers
Mildred Gallmeter
Eleanor Stevens
Iowa Women's Golf Association
C. C. Waterman
R. J. Smith
R. G Cundy
Lighters Triumph In 12 2 League Hockey Style Baseball
The Light company dominated frayed Engineers in a hot M and J league clash winning 12 to 2. Key plays included three singles and a double in the first inning and a seven-run third aided by errors and misplays.
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Light Company
Lighters
Engineers
Slausen
Lienbaugh
Witwer Grocer
Quaker Oats
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Endurers Light Co
Londos to face Lewis in Sept title bout at Wrigley
Chicago reports Jim Londos of Greece and Ed Strangler Lewis will clash for the heavyweight title at Wrigley Field on September 20. It will be their 15th meeting with Lewis holding a 10 year prior win. Londos 37 and Lewis 43. First ten percent of receipts to charity after tax. Londos guaranteed 45 percent. The card features boxing champions Jack Dempsey James J Jeffries Jess Willard Barney Ross and likely Max Baer.
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Chicago
Jim Londos
Greece
Strangler
Lewis
Londos
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Barney Ross
Max Baer
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