Braves Win 16-Inning Marathon Over Dodgers 8-7
In a 16 inning marathon the Boston Braves edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 7. Pinky Whitney and Bill Urbanski homered for Boston as a late rally tied the game and the Braves pushed ahead in the sixteenth. Dodgers starter Art Herring gave up the decisive runs. Jim Elliott pitched long for Brooklyn. The game matched the season’s second longest and featured stubborn leads and a dramatic finish.
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Washington
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Jus Cole Maler Saa Ae
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Randy Moore
Marty McManus
al Lopez
Dodgers
Jim Eliott
Munns
Owen Carroll
Herrimg
Pinky Whitney
Bill Urbansk
Mack men beat Yankees in opener 10 to 5
Philadelphia reports Athletics rally past former teammate Jimmy DeShong and Burleigh Grimes for a 10 to 5 win in the opening game of a three game series. Ed Coleman s two hits set up a big second inning as Mahaffey drives in three and Warstler later scores to seal the lead.
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Jimmy DeShong
New York Yankees
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DeShong
Burleigh Grimes
Ed Coleman
Pinky Higgins
Charley Berry
Mahaffey
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Rabbit Warstler
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Omaha Packers Edge Topeka In 11 10 Marathon Clash
Omaha Nebraska AP The Packers rallied with a five run seventh and four more in the eighth to edge Topeka 11 to 10 in a wild free hitting game. Strong late innings and a stubborn ninth inning by Topeka preserved the win for Omaha.
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Iowa U Team Wins Tate Golf Title
Leroy Vanderwicken of the University of Iowa won the 1934 Iowa Intercollegiate Golf Association championship at Newton Country Club with a 145 total for 36 holes. He edged teammate Jim Gardner by one stroke, 146 to 145, as eight Iowa schools competed. Iowa's four-man team also captured the Bud Maytag team trophy with a 611 total. Drake and Iowa State followed.
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Ben Carmody
Rock Ballot
J Gardner
Des Moines Completes Comeback to Sweep Raiders
Des Moines Demons rallied from a 5 0 deficit with two ninth inning runs to beat Cedar Rapids 6 to 5. West struggled before Orwell, Rebman and Gaffke fueled the decisive surge, while Standaert homered for Des Moines and Larson left early with an injury. The Raiders, hampered by injuries to Larson and Mizeur, head to Omaha next.
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Ossie Orwell
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American Association Columns and City Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions several individuals and places including Minneapolis Milwaukee Richmond St Paul Fullerton Crandall Brenzel and Fenner. The text references associations and column topics with scattered names, offering little cohesive event detail.
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Brick Teachant and Gooch
Aedt Fass
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Richmond
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Prize money held up in Memorial Day 500 mile race
INDIANAPOLIS UP Prize money totaling 43225 for first and second places in the Memorial day Vita mobile 500 mile race was withheld as track officials awaited a final ruling from the AAA contest board. Leon Duray protested that Bill Cummings gained a lap during a slowdown caused by an accident, but the protest was denied while awards for the top two finishers remained pending. Gene Haustein received a sportsmanship medal after a dramatic save. Czechoslovakia shows rising economic trend amid easing mood.
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AAA
Leon Duray
Los Angeles
Maurie Rose
Dayton
Bill Cummings
Speedway
Detroit
Gene Haustein
Haustein
Standings and results from multiple baseball leagues
Eastern and Western league standings shown with wins losses and percentages. Thursday and Friday results include Des Moines Cedar Rapids Rock Island Davenport Sioux City St Joseph Omaha Topeka games. Additional text notes fielding, scoring by Bates Decuir McFarland Carson Bertram Curtright Luby and Dallas Cowboys versus New Orleans Saints mentions key plays and homer by Luby.
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King
Hallett
St Joseph
Leake
Armours Pick Runyan To Win National Open
Chicago AP Tommy Armour predicts Paul Runyan will win the national open at Merion in a 79 hole test. Armour lists Hagen Shute Smith and Cooper as next choices, but singles out Runyan as the standout home bred pro with the skill to win the Open.
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Merion
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Denny Shute
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Center Point Merchants Down Marion Nine 9 to 5
Center Point defeated Marion 9 to 5. Merchants scored one run in the first, six in the fourth, and two in the seventh. Hemphill allowed eight hits and struck out 11 for Center Point. Marion pitchers McConaughy Graham Slossen Ted allowed twelve hits.
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Dean Brothers Strike To Obtain Raise For Paul
In Pittsburgh AP tale of baseball pay and arm trouble Dizzy Dean threatens strike over Paul's salary as Frisch mulls a raise. Paul Dean vows to hold out amid sore arm reports. both star pitchers say they and the Cardinals deserve higher pay while Paul has won five straight and Dizzy five of six since April 29 as the club climbs NL standings.
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Dizzy
St. Louis Cardinals
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Frankie Frisch
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Pirates
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Cincinnati
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Deans
Lewis Wrestling Show Called Off By Heat At Coliseum
The wrestling event featuring Ed Strangler Lewis and Ollie Olsen was canceled due to oppressive heat. Matchmaker Eddie Jennings announced the postponement this morning, with Johnny Fryrear of the American Legion athletic committee noting Lewis may appear next week in an outdoor show if Hill Park arrangements are satisfactory.
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Ollie Olsen
Eddie Jennings
Johnny Fryrear
American Legion Athletic Committee
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East Side Team Leads Columbus Junction Loop
East Side tops league standings with 1 win 0 losses as of Thursday. West Side and Columbus City follow, while Cotter Fredonia and Conesville trail with mixed results. Tuesday scores show East Side 0 Fredonia 5 and West Side 12 Shellbark 2. Cotter 12 Conesville 8. Wednesday the Columbus Junction Tigers beat Muscatine A.C. 5 to 4 and were shut out by Fort Madison 0 to 0.
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What Cheer Defeats Martinsburg 19 to 4
What Cheer defeated Martinsburg 19 to 4 in a fair ground ball game Wednesday. Carl Fabritz led What Cheer while Walker and Wells were the battery for What Cheer.
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the Gazette
Fair Ground
Carl Fabritz
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