Giants Top Cubs 5 2 as Bonura Leads Hit Parade
New York Giants halt skid with a 5 2 win over Chicago at Wrigley Field. Zeke Bonura had three hits in four at bats to pace the Giant attack, while Harry Gumbert started strong before Melton and Lynn closed out the victory. Billy Jurges hit a double and triple for Chicago, but the Giants held off a late rally.
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Cincinnati Wins 2 From Philadelphia
In a doubleheader at Philadelphia Cincinnati tops the Phillies 4 0 and 6 1. Myers hits two homers for Cincinnati while Arnovich Werber and Gam ble drive in runs. Philadelphia errors help Cincinnati to the wins.
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Moore
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Bailanfant, Magerkurth
Sears
Big Week Ahead for Local Baseball Fans
The article previews a packed Raiders schedule with five games in three days starting Thursday against Bloomington. Springfield, the team’s arch rival, visits Friday and again for a six o’clock doubleheader Saturday marked by Family Night. Admission is 41 cents for men and 26 cents for women, with free entry for accompanied children, and upcoming Wilson and Company Family and Friends Night on August 9 and Kenwood Methodist Church Bargain Night on August 10 at 25 cents.
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Bloomington
Raiders
Springfield
Marquardt
Wilson and Company Family and Friends
Kenwood Methodist Church
Dodgers Beat Cardinals 7 3 as Hamlin Wins Eleventh
Luke Hamlin improved to 11-? on the season guiding Brooklyn past St Louis 7 to 3 in front of 30 040 fans. The Dodgers moved within a game and a half of the Cardinals who dropped to fourth. Key hits included a home run by Roy and RBI from Hudson Lavagetto and Koy with solid relief work from Dean and Shoun.
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al St. Louis
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Weiland
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Koy
J. Martin
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Red Sox Fall to St Louis in Two Games Split
In a 4 10 3 loss to St Louis, Boston left 11 on base as Kramer worked 7 innings for the win while Wade took the loss. The game featured early runs, double plays and a tight pitching duel to end the Red Sox era on the road.
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Indians Tie Series With 5 2 Victory Over Senators
Cleveland Indians defeat Washington Senators 5 to 2 as Johnny Allen limits the Senators to six hits. Allen drives in a run, Skeeter Webb adds an RBI, and four Washington errors aid Cleveland’s offense. Leonard suffers poor support as the Senators commit four errors.
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Cleveland Indians
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Johnny Allen
Cleveland
Dutch Leonard
Leonard
Allen
Skeeter Webb
Two Iowa football talks highlight Eddie Anderson era
On a warm day two men discussed Eddie Anderson, Iowa's new coach. Bill Diehl, Iowa center candidate and Temple alumnus, and Father Maurice Mullan, former Columbia College football player, praised Anderson’s insistence on discipline and effort. Diehl expects three years of competition under Anderson and notes the squad will be sized by effort, not leniency.
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Iowa
Bill Diehl
Roosevelt High School
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Bill
Temple University
Anderson
Maurice Mullan
Immaculate Conception Parish
Columbia College
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Dubuque School
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Father Mullan
Eddie
Leaders Clash for M and J Crown Wednesday at Daniels Park
The Iowa Electric Light and Power La Plant Choate meet in a pivotal M and J league showdown Wednesday night at Daniels Park. The Reddy Kilowatts hold a half game lead as they chase a sixth straight title. La Plant Choate has one game to play plus two pre games. Gene Babbitt has beat the Kilowatts twice this season.
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Ailey Donald
Yankees
Raiders
Evansville
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
la Plant Choate
Daniels Park
Reddy Kilowatts
Gene Babbitt
Canine Census Finds Mixed Breed Preference in Miami
In a Miami health department dog census of a dense city area the majority favored mongrels over pedigree breeds. Counts show 285 fox terriers 203 bulldogs and 426 nondescript dogs among other breeds including Spitz German shepherds pointers chows collies airedales setters and Pekingese.
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Miami
Fla
Health Department
Metz 134 13 Lowest At St. Paul Tourney Leaders
Wilford Wehrle of Racine Wis led with 68 Saturday for a 139 aggregate tying the 134 13 lowest total at St. Paul. Abe Espinosa Chicago Byron Nelson Reading Pa tied at 141 as Espinosa fell back with 74. Found among 142 totals were Hagen Jr Johnny Revolta and others. 150 or under qualified for Sunday windup.
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Los Angeles
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Oakmont
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Reading
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Nelson
Walter Hagen, Jr
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Evanston
Ill
Two Softball Games Tonight at Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids Softball association schedules two games at Ellis Park under the new lighting. The opening exhibition features Wilson Packers against Dytrt's Tavern, a benefit for ankle injury victim Bolek Wishnewsky. Proceeds from a spectator raffle aid the injured player. The second game pits Monticello’s Franklin team, leading its home league, against the local Post Office squad, atop the Industrial A loop.
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Ellis Park
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Dytrt’s Tavern
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Franklin
Monticello
Release Pairings For Ellis Tourney Set
The Ellis course tournament pairings were announced with first round matches set for Saturday. Medalist John Shimek led with 73 while Bernie Stieger was second low at 75.
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John Shimek
Bernie Stieger
Earl Baird
Tom Houke
Ernie Meyn
Jim McPartland
Joe Toeman
Bill Diehl
Jack Smith
Herman Smith
Walt Hodge
Lou Fitzpatrick
Ie Trimble
Alex Mitchell
Je Smith
Ed Shimek
Are van Horne
Eddie Eaton
Jim King
A O. Bodell
Ren
Springer
G. H. Lind- Bill Thayer
W. E. Kee
Joe Zisko
Bill Johnson
Alden Anderson
Howard Gilmor
Anderson
Gordon Brousara
Winders
T. V. Moason
Parker and McNeill Reach Seabright Final for Tennis Title
Frankie Parker and Don McNeill advanced to the Seabright tournament final. McNeill, unseeded, defeated Byr an M. Grant Jr. in straight sets, 7-5 6-2 6-1, after rain interrupted play. Parker outlasted Gilbert Hunt Jr. 3-6 6-4 6-0 1-6 6-1 to reach the final.
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Don McNeill
Seabright
Bryan Grant
Gilbert Hunt Beaton
Eabright
N. J
McNeill
Byran M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Parker
Gilbert A. Hunt, Jr
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Riggs
Chicago
Kenyon College
Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
Rally
Love
Parker-Hunt
Tenacious
Hunt
Sunday Final Qualifying Day at Country Club
The 69 shot by Johnny Jacobs last week remains the best score among 76 qualifiers for the Country Club tournament. Sunday is the last day to qualify before match play begins Monday. Other notable scores include John Vavra 74 John Hobart 76 B P Lattner 77 and Dr B J Moon and Bill McPartland 79 J H Bell Bill Engle and Tom Crabbe 60.
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John Vavra
John Hobart
B. P. Lattner
B. J. Moon
Bill McPartland
S. J. H. Bell
Bill Engle
Tom Crabbe
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