Cubs And Cards Rally Over Phillies In Big Win
Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 17 to 4 as Curt Davis limited former teammates to six hits. Chuck Klein hit his seventeenth homer, while Dolph Camilli drove in two runs. A large Chicago offense combined with four Phillies errors to seal the lopsided victory.
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Elston Returns But Struggles In Loss To Raiders
Dick Elston returned to action after an eight day layoff but failed to last the game as his Omaha club beat by Cedar Rapids 7 to 3 behind rookie pitcher Vance Cauble who struck out eleven. Cauble endured a rough sixth inning but shut down the Raiders afterward.
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Bees Beat Cardinals 3-2 In First Game Of Series
Boston Bees win 3-2 over St. Louis Cardinals in Boston with all runs in the first inning. Tony Cuccinello hits a first inning homer driving in Thompson and Gene Moore. Johnny Mize homered for the Cardinals in the sixth and had two singles and a double in a three hit day. Medwick was held without a hit in his 21 game streak as MacFayden stars on the mound.
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Pirates Rally To Beat Dodgers In Sixth Seventh Inning Outburst
Pittsburgh gains third NL place with a 7 4 win over Brooklyn as Bill Swift holds the Dodgers to a few rallies. Floyd Young drives in runs with a homer and Lonnie Frey collects three doubles for Brooklyn.
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Giants Rally After Eight Inning Slow Start
New York rally ends in ninth as Wild Bill Hallahan shuts down the Giants for eight innings before a decisive late scoring spree.
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Yankees Pull Ahead in Series With 5 3 Win Over White Sox
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 5 to 3 to extend their AL lead to 8 1/2 games. Charley Ruffing earned his 13th win as the Sox saw three officials ejected after a disputed call in the sixth inning.
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De Sheng Extends Win Streak Over Browns to Five
St Louis AP reports Jimmy De Sheng extended his dominance against the Browns to five straight victories, sealing another win in the series.
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Out of town teams prep for Tenth district softball meet
The Tenth district softball tournament set for Sunday at Ellis Park will feature teams from North Liberty Tama Shellsburg Traer Marengo and Belle Plaine with Linn Benton Tama Johnson Poweshiek and Iowa counties eligible. Open league entries include Armstrong's Beeson's The Gazette Parkson's Wilson's and the Brown Derby. Tickets cost fifteen cents for daylong grounds access.
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Jarrett Defends Career Attacks Olympic Officials At Sea
Eleanor Holm Jarrett blasts American Olympic committee officials aboard the S S Manhattan en route to Berlin over her dismissal from the team. She accuses misconduct by Brundage and Kirby and says many athletes violated training rules on the voyage.
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Davenport Advances by Beating Cowboys
Davenport wins 6 to 4 over Sioux City to take a 2-0 lead in the series. Marvin Chody started for Davenport before tiring late. Morgan and Riley homered for Sioux City, while Denning doubled and Riley scored on a hit and run in the ninth. A doubleheader follows Sunday night at eight.
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Waterloo Hawks Rally To Down Des Moines Demons 9 3
Waterloo Hawks beat Des Moines Demons 9 to 3 in the second game of the series to even the count. Charley Stancey pitched for Waterloo in a win reported from Des Moines.
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Hayes Ties Major League Record With Four Doubles
Frankie Hayes of the Philadelphia Athletics tied a major league record by hitting four doubles in a single game against the Indians in Cleveland. The feat matched the 1883 mark set by Adrian Anson and Art Dalrymple for the Chicago National League club, with Werber of the Red Sox last equalling it on July 17.
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Abbott Wins Public Links Championship in Dramatic Finish
Buell Patrick Abbott of Pasadena captured the national public links title in Farmingdale New York, defeating Claude Rippy 4 and 3 after a 25 hole final. Seattle won the team championship with 599, and San Francisco took the 1937 tournament.
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Parker Wins Longwood Net Meet in Chestnut Hill
Frankie Parker of Lawrenceville New Jersey defeated Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles 6-2 2-6 6-3 7-5 to win the Longwood bowl men's singles championship in Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Parker repeats as title holder after Wilmer Hines was eliminated earlier in the week The pair had met three times this year with Riggs previously winning the national clay courts title and Parker taking the Spring Lake championship.
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Standings and Results From Saturday and Sunday Games
Standings list Davenport 8 3.727 Waterloo 5 6.455 Des Moines 7 5.583 Omaha 5 7.417 Cedar Rapids 6 3 3435/8 City 3 8.273. Saturday results show Omaha 7 Cedar Rapids 3 Davenport 6 Sioux City 4 Waterloo 9 Des Moines 3. Sunday schedule includes Cedar Rapids with no games Waterloo at Des Moines Davenport at Sioux City two games.
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Standings and schedules from the National League race
The chart shows team records for Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Brooklyn with wins losses and percentages. A set of upcoming games lists Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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Peculiar Early Baseball Standings and Mascot Note
Fragmentary baseball standings from New York and other cities appear with team records and percentages. Mentions Giant mascots and scattered games including New York Boston Detroit Cleveland and Chicago with partial scores and odd characters in the standings.
Hawkeye Gridders To Play On Coast Meet Washington U
Iowa to open 1937 season against the University of Washington in Seattle. Ossie Salem, Hawkeye coach and AD, says it continues annual inter sectional games. Next season Iowa will finish at Temple University in Philadelphia.
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