Cubs Rally Past Pirates 9-6 to Narrow Giants Lead
Cubs extend win streak to ten with a 9 to 6 victory over the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Larry French faltered early before Bill Lee and the bullpen contained the opposition. Arkie Vaughan hit his 15th homer as Chicago closed to within a half game of the Giants.
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Giants Rally Past Cubs In Second Game
New York Giants bend back from early hits with Hal Schumacher guiding a tight pitching effort. The Cubs are limited to two home runs as Schumacher fans ten and the Giants win the nightcap, while Pirates edge Mets in a separate game.
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Standings and results from Western and American leagues
Western League standings show Davenport leading with 5425 games won and .684 win percentage followed by Keokuk C Bluffs and St Joseph. Monday results include St Joseph 10 Cedar Rapids 9 and Davenport 1 Sioux City 0. Tuesday games list Cedar Rapids at St Joseph Council Bluffs at Keokuk and Sioux City at Davenport. American League results note Detroit Cleveland and New York atop standings with Tuesday games including Chicago 8 Cleveland 6 and Philadelphia New York 5 8, St Louis 8 Detroit 6. A Cincinnati St Louis clash details a 6 5 Reds win on Bennie Frey’s clutch single in the ninth.
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White Sox Rally Tops Indians 8 to 6 To Narrow Pennant Gap
Chicago's White Sox overcome Cleveland 8 to 6 in a game highlighted by a four run sixth inning centered on Vernon Washington's homer and Hal Trosky's eighth inning shot. The win closes the Sox within one game of the second place Yankees and three and a half of the Tigers.
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Braddock Hopes Louis Will Keep On Progressing
Braddock expresses optimism that Louis will continue to improve in their coming match. The article details training routines and expectations for advancement as both fighters prepare for a likely showcase bout.
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Tigers Rally Stuns Cardinals In Misplayed Ninth
Detroit beats St Louis 6 to 1 after a late rally. Van Atta earns the win while Rowe suffers the loss as Detroit seizes command with three runs in the ninth.
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Davenport Captures Pair From Cowboys
Davenport swept Sioux City in a doubleheader 1 0 in each game. Phebus struck out 14 in the nightcap to pace Davenport while Kemp fanned 9 for Sioux City. The winning run in the second game came in the eleventh on Rye’s double and Smilgoff’s single after Eddie Hall’s sacrifice.
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Madigan Grabs Lead in College All Star Coach Poll
Edward Shoemaker Madigan, former Notre Dame star and St Marys coach, rises to first in the college all star football coach poll. He leads with 349 444 points, ahead of Bo McMillin, Charles Bachman, Frank Thomas, and other leaders as the vote counts continue toward the August 29 Chicago Bears game.
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Independence Falls to Greeley 5 4 in Tight Match
A high school baseball game ended with Greeley defeating Independence by five to four. The pitchers battles and late rallies defined the close contest as both teams competed for regional bragging rights.
Saints rally past Raiders in 14th inning nine to ten
In Cedar Rapids St. Joseph wins 10 to 9 after 14 fiery innings. Pete Coscarart sac bunt misplayed on an intentional pitch allowed the winning run to score as Bill Gould pitched 12 innings for the Raiders and Darrough finished for the Saints. Bocek and Williamson led with four hits each for St. Joseph while Gould and King combined for 12 frames for Cedar Rapids.
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Big League Leaders and Batting Averages This Season
United Press tally of top hitters lists Vatehan of the Pirates with 204 games 74 runs 116 RBI Mecowick of the Cardinals 92 games 37 hits 83 RBI Nosnok of the Indians 86 games 36 hits 50 RBI Booker Dodeers of the Giants 63 games 23 hits 43 RBI Terry of the Giants 97 games 39 hits 65 RBI and home run totals for Tigers Giants Athletics Braves and others with partial figures from the season’s leaders including Jennsor and Bererr.
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SPORT JABS ROUNDUP FROM VARIOUS CITIES
In New York AI Roth 133 outpoints Davey Day 133. John Anderson 171 outpoints Mickey Walker 16%. In Toronto Tommy Laughran 387 outpoints Eddie Simms 105. In Chicago Thurston McKinney 14 outpoints Pansy Weinert 149. In Hartford Jimmy Leto 142 outpoints Benny Base 147. In Miami Beach Frankie Hughes defeated Joe Speisal 147. In Sioux City Frankie Wolfram 12 defeated Henry Hoek 122. Artie Donovan 138 lost in Chicago. Kid Jobe 149 defeated Ray Mann 130 in Sioux City. In Washington Joe Temes 123 defeated Roger Bernard 127.
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Miller rally nets 4 3 win over All Stars in seven innings
Jace Hauser hit a seventh inning home run to spark an eighth inning Millers rally as Minneapolis topped the American Association All Stars 4 to 3 before 8 000 fans. Arlett doubled and scored, Leitz delivered the go ahead single, Braxton took loss for Milwaukee.
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Revamped Cubs a Young Outfit of Scrappers
Henry McLemore profiles the Chicago Cubs in 1935 as a dynamic, youthful club under manager executive Charley Grimm. The piece notes Grimm’s control, the club’s rapid rise from midseason gloom, roster turnover under Phil Wrigley, and a unique fortnightly bonus system rewarding clutch plays and strong performances.
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Vinton Golfers Triumph Over Marengo Team
Vinton defeated Marengo 2216 to 2116 at Vinton Country Club. Medalist honors shared by Jay Fry of Vinton and Irvin Zahrt of Marengo, each posting 81 for the 18 holes.
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