Haas Wins It With Ninth-Inning Homer Over Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics beat the New York Yankees 8 to 7 at Shibe Park as George Mule Haas, filling in for an injured Roy Cramer, belted a ninth inning homer off Lefty Gomez after Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig produced runs for New York. Cramer broke his collar bone in the sixth. Mahaffey pitched for the A's while Lazzeri homered for the Yankees. The loss drops New York’s lead in the American League. Detroit-St. Louis doubleheader was scrubbed and no other NL games were played.
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Krotski Dropped By Bunnies Sign Redmond At Peoria
Krotski is dropped by the Bunnies and Jack Redmond is signed by Peoria to fill the catching role. Redmond played with Bartlett at the Western Association last day, hitting 27, and is set to strengthen Peoria’s defense and offense. Krotski, sidelined by a knee, has struggled at the plate this season after previously being rated the valley league’s top catcher. A change of scenery is seen as likely to improve his form.
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Dynamite Pocket Prank Sparks Warning at Meeting
Murphy asks what is in the pocket and Donovan whispers dynamite. He vows to Casey after repeated chest slaps, fearing further harm as the explosive item remains hidden and ready for action.
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RUNS BREAK EVEN WITH DAVENPORT BY EARL COUGHLIN
Baseball analysis argues pitching drives team strength. Davenport crushed 15 runs in the afternoon game while the Bunnies won 9 to 1 in the night contest. Bloebaum hit four homers and Ken Storme added one as the Bunnies tied the doubleheader with a high total of five homers.
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Baseball Scores From Midwest League Games
In a rain affected schedule Bolen and Angley led Parmalee and Sprinz for Indianapolis. Columbus posted 102 010 Mix 5. Toledo and Milwaukee clashed with Penner Marcum and Shea, Law son and Putiak sidelined by weather. Minneapolis at Kansas City scheduled as night game.
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Town Boxers On American Squad To Meet Germans
The American boxing team selected to face the German amateur champions in Chicago at Soldier Field Tuesday night is announced from Lake Wawasee Indiana. The squad includes Joe Baltzer Davenport Ia flyweight George Goodman Chicago bantamweight Leo Rodsk Chicago featherweight Henry Rothier Davenport Ia lightweight Johnny Phaghan Chicago welterweight Tony Sutton Nichols Ja middleweight Adolph Whater Green Bay Wis light heavy Duffy Crench Great Lakes Ill heavyweight.
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Great Lakes
Frank Lightner Ties For Fourth In Trap Handicap
The 200 class championship at the Iowa trapshoot contest in Ames featured four divisions. W B Olson of Storm Lake led with 99 birds in the 100 handicap event, Bill Finch of Mount Ayr was second with 98, while Billy Hoon of Jewell and L D Hanlon of Williamson tied for third with 97. Five shooters tied for fourth on 96 birds: Frank J Lightner of Cedar Rapids E S Gaynor of Sioux City Jeanette Way of Waverly Orville Davis of Waterloo and S Dale Pierce of Geneseo Illinois.
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Standings and results from various leagues and cities
Standings show Davenport leading the Mississippi Valley League with 14 wins and 4 losses, followed by Keokuk and Dubuque. Sunday results include Davenport 13 1 Cedar Rapids 1 9 Dubuque 4 2, Keokuk 4 6, Burlington 7 1, Rock Island 6 4, Moline 3 3, Waterloo 0. Monday games include Davenport at Cedar Rapids, Burlington at Rock Island, Keokuk at Dubuque, Moline at Waterloo. Separate baseball standings list Pittsburgh, St Louis, Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati with various records and Monday/Tuesday results. Basketball and other leagues show mixed results, with teams like New York, Detroit, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee noted in standings and recent games. Several open dates and upcoming Monday/Tuesday matches are listed across cities Des Moines, Oklahoma City, Pueblo, St Joseph, Omaha, Wichita.
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Coggeshall Wins To Retain State Net Championship
Des Moines ace Harris Coggeshall defends the Iowa state tennis singles title defeating Nelson McInich of Kansas City 7-5 7-5 6-2 despite a sore shoulder. McInich and Bill Kiley take doubles. Missouri team beats Frank Brody and Bennie Becker. Dorothy Day and Betty Butler win state and city doubles. Riley edges Dick Rugg for junior singles 4-6 7-5 6-4.
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Equipoise May Be Kept Out Of Handicap Races
CHICAGO UP There appeared a strong possibility today that Equipoise Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney s champion 4 year old would enter no more handicap races Whitney was understood to have reached such a decision after Equi poise lost by a nose to Plucky Play fry the finish of the Arlington handicap Saturday Equipoise carried 134 pounds in this race conceding 23 pounds to his winning rival.
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Los Angeles Mayor Urges 100000 Olympic Appeal
Mayor John Co. Porter appeals to Los Angeles leaders to raise 100000 by Wednesday to fund a full American team for the Xth Olympiad. He blames eastern apathy for a 100000 shortfall in a 250000 U S games budget, warning of national defeat and diminished city prestige if the drive fails.
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Local Swimmers Take Prizes In Ames Water Meet
AMES AP Omaha swimmers headlined the Mid West AAU meet with four of seven event wins. Maxine Steincamp of Omaha repeated in the 60 yard dash and won the 440 yard freestyle. Dick Fleig of Des Moines won the men s low board diving title. Katherine Hornig and June Sandquist of Omaha also claimed women s events, with Warren Ross of Cedar Rapids taking the 220 yard men s freestyle. Raymond Wendell of Omaha captured the 120 yard men s freestyle.
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Herbert Egness
Story City
June Sandquist
Islanders Divide Two With Buzzers
Islander pitchers struggled but Tom Plum struck out 12 as Rock Island beat Burlington 4 to 1 in the night cap to split the doubleheader. Rock Island piled nine hits off Yaros, including a four-hit fourth and a three-hit seventh for four runs.
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Time of Fame
Trimble grabs Ellis title in 1 up win over Fortson
Trimble, a former runner-up and semi-finalist at Ellis park, wins the golf championship in a dramatic 1 up victory over Howard Fortson after a 36-hole final. Trimble’s record 33 in the semi-finals precedes a 154 total to Fortson’s 155 as a late missed putt ends Fortson’s bid.
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Fortson and Trimble Duel for Golf Championship Title
Fortson and Trimble chase a tight golf title across a long match ending with Trimble clinching. Early rounds see momentum swing, Fortson eagled and birdied to stay close, but Trimble capitalizes late with key birdies and a final clutch putt to win the championship.
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