Pirates End Dizzy Dean's Streak in 9-4 Loss
In St Louis, Dizzy Dean saw his 18 game win streak end as Waite Hoyt and the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 9 to 4. Gus Suhr's two triples helped Pittsburgh pull ahead in the seventh after Dean's team had taken a brief two run lead in the first.
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Local Horseshoe Club Meets Sigourney Today
The undefeated Cedar Rapids Horseshoe club will face Sigourney at 2 p.m. on Ellis Park courts. Local pitchers expect the visitors to provide the stiffest competition this year from the traveling sharp shooters.
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Ellis Park
Home Run Hitter Leaders in National American League
Summary of top home run leaders with players from Athletics Yankees Indians Pirates Giants and Braves and other teams listed as leaders. Names include Foxx Gehrig Averill Ott Johnson Waner Bottomley and more, highlighting standout sluggers across the league.
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British victories blast U S hopes in Davis Cup opener
In Wimbledon action England’s Henry Austin and Fred Perry won the opening singles to push Britain toward a likely Davis Cup win. Shields lost 6-4 6-4 6-1 to Austin while Wood dropped a five set decision to Perry 6-1 4-6 5-7 6-0 6-3 as the Americans face a tough remainder in the series.
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Bunny) Austin
Francis Xavier Shields
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Sidney Wood, Jr
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Perry
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H. G. N. Lee
Pat Hughes
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Frank
Yellow Cab Plays Coggon In Afternoon Tilt
The local Yellow Cab baseball team travels to Coggon for a 2 30 p.m. game. Fred Melichar or Dale Smith will pitch for the visitors.
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Rugg Captures Sippi Net Title in Tight Final
In Iowa City Dick Rugg Waterloo beat Ken Cline Iowa City 7-5 6-1 6-4 to win the singles. He and Bob Demaree Tulsa won the men's doubles 5-7 6-4 3-6 14-9 over Cline and Charles Okerbloom Iowa City. Betty Butler Des Moines defeated Thelma Kenefick 8-6 6-1 for a thrill in the day’s action.
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Tigers Beat White Sox 11 1 to Lead Series
Detroit tops Chicago 11 to 1 as Lynwood Rowe wins his thirteenth game. Nine unearned runs credit Dykes errors and a wild throw. Tigers pile five in first inning. Cochrane injures ankle leaving game early. Walker, Owens, Rowe lead with three hits each.
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Ninety Five Boys Complete YMCA Swim Tests
Ninety five boys learned to swim fifty feet or more in YMCA classes at the pool since May 15 under S P File. Of those, twenty nine passed the Red Cross beginners test and twenty four passed the YMCA swimmers test. From July 1 to July 27 forty three mastered the beginners fifty foot test while six passed the Red Cross swimmers test and seventeen the YMCA swimmers test.
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Richard Nash
Wayne Elder
James Maloney
Don Conway
Bob Barta
Jim Isreal
Bob Williams
Dick Reeder
Oliver Patrick
Donald Thenhaus
Ralph Karlan
Felix Buldana
Mecvin Berg
Alfred Slaymaker
Harry Bt. Germaine
Irvin Reid
Chester Geleer
Junior Gibson
Keith Listebareer
John Condon
Bob Ballard
Leo Morrissey
Donald Nelson
Roy Rimmer
Henry Witwer
Glenn Selzer
Henry Haege
Jim Westcott
Henry Lefebvre
Billie Konen
Martin Pilker
Joseph Hrnik
Albert Lokota
Robert Barta
Carl Arp
Billie Fifer
Milton Swomley
Robert Hofford
Billie Barnhiser
Pine Wells
George Drummey
Donald Ynar
Foxx Near Ruth's 1927 Homer Mark With Two More
Philadelphia AP. Jimy Foxx homered twice to bring his season total to thirty three and thirty four, tying Babe Ruth's 1927 single season record of sixty. Foxx rapid pace this month surpasses Ruth's July and August output and matches the September surge Ruth showed.
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Yankees
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Berg Released by Senators to Make Room for Bolton
Washington Senators president Clark Griffith announced Moe Berg was released to clear space for new catcher Cliff Bolton. Berg, a longtime backstop, was let go despite the manager's reluctance to part with him.
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Washington Senators
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Berg
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Babcock Tops Jacobs In Seabright Tennis Tilt
Carolin Babcock of Los Angeles staged a surprising comeback to defeat Helen Jacobs of Berkeley 6 4 6 2 on a rain soaked Seabright court. The fifth ranked American defeated the defending national champion in a soggy, challenging match.
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National Public Links Championship Opens Monday in Pittsburgh
Nearly 200 players, led by Karl Kauffman, compete in 36 hole qualifying at South Park. Scotty Campbell of Seattle holds the course record at 69 while Charley Ferrera and the Los Angeles team aim for title repeat as 64 lowest qualifiers advance to match play with finals set for Saturday.
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Robinson Wins Iowa Women’s Title 5 and 4 Over Bonella
Lucile Robinson of Des Moines defeats Mrs. Dave Bonella of Ottumwa 5 and 4 in the Iowa women’s championship final at the Olf and Country Club Des Moines. Robinson secures a fifth Hawkeye title after a week of tough matches.
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Runyan and Wood Advance to P G A Finals Duel
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Paul Runyan of White Plains New York reach the 1934 Professional Golfers Association championship final at Park Country Club Williamsville New Jersey Wood defeated Densmore Shute 2 and 1 and Runyan overcame Gene Kunes 4 and 2 The pair known for long drives and sharp short game eye a Sunday title with Runyan favored as the money player after semi final wins and strong form.
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Eight Tie For First In Cedar Rapids Country Club Tourney
Eight golfers tied for first in a blind bogey sweepstakes at Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday. The players were R. E. Curray, R. E. Choate, Marvin Wright, Ed Soboda Jr., Dr. Ben Knight, Allan Nash, J. G. Goran, and R. C. Safely.
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Weekend Baseball Standings and Schedule From Detroit to New York
SaturDATy results show Detroit Chicago Philadelphia New York and Boston with mixed wins. Sunday matchups include Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia among others. Standings list WL Pet and team records for Detroit Chicago New York Boston Washington Cleveland and more.
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Raiders To Play Maquoketa Valley All-Star Outfit
Cedar Rapids Raiders of the Western league meet a picked Maquoketa Valley all star nine on Friday Aug 17 at the Delaware county fair grounds in Manchester. The game, arranged by Cedar Rapids officials, follows a home night game against Topeka before the Raiders travel to Manchester and back for the league clash.
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