Giants Beat Phillies In Doubleheader Under New Manager
New York Giants, under Memphis Bill Terry, swept Philadelphia in a doubleheader to climb to seventh in the NL, while the Phillies dropped to the cellar. Scores were 10–4 and 6–4. Freddie Fitzsimmons allowed six hits in the opener before leaving in the ninth. Bill Walker finished. Giants hitters included Ott Jackson Lindstrom and Fitzsimmons with homers.
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Dubuque Defeats Moline In Close 4-2 Game
Dubuque won 4 to 2 over Moline as Lipski cleared the bases with a two run double in the fourth. Tony Sims pitched for Dubuque allowing only two scratch hits until the eighth inning in the Saturday matchup played in Dubuque Iowa.
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McGraw names Terry successor as Giants manager
McGraw designates Bill Terry as his successor in a farewell gesture that underscores lingering tensions between the two. The piece also notes a skeptical preview of the Schmeling Sharkey title fight and reports on free baseball for Cedar Rapids jobless, plus a rambling collage of baseball notes and local sports color.
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Jack Sharkey
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Yanks Share Twin Bill With Macks At Shibe Park
In front of about 35,000 at Shibe Park Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees split a doubleheader. Yankees won 10 to 7 in game one and lost 7 to 4 in game two. Herb Pennock fanned seven in the nightcap while Lefty Grove earned his ninth win in the opener. The Mack men blasted Henry Johnson for four homers led by Jimmy Foxx's 20th.
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Jimmy Foxx
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Burlington
Joe Chady
Jack Ziegler
Eddie Meyers
Bees
Nub Kleinke
Cook
Art Mueller
Cedar Rapids
Joe Musgrove
St. Louis
University of Iowa
Buddy Bloebaum
Short
Reinmiller
the Bunnies
Bell Trips Storey Wins Flight Prize
J H Bell edged L J Storey 2 1 in the second flight final at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Bell led early then secured the win on the seventeenth green after a 86 to 88 medal score, while Storey dropped in the late holes, with Carey Soboda and J B Terry advancing in later rounds.
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Cardinals Beat Reds 7–3 as Hallahan Shuts Reds
St Louis Cardinals toppled Cincinnati Reds 7 to 3 yesterday. Wild Bill Hallahan allowed seven scattered hits and struck out nine as Martin homered in the first to drive a three run inning and give the Cardinals the early edge.
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Reds
Pirates Beat Cubs 12 to 4 Behind Meine In First Start
Pittsburgh pitcher Heine Meine, in his season debut, allowed seven Cubs hits and earned the win as the Pirates routed Chicago 12 to 4 despite some defensive miscues. Burleigh Grimes was wild and ineffective during his stint on the mound.
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Washington Tigers Dominate Grant In 80-46 Track Meet
Washington high school swept Grant in a Coe Field track clash 80 to 46. Nance led with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump, setting a 21 feet 7 inch mark. Dvorak led Grant with 12 points across four events including the high jump and javelin. Dennis of Grant set a mile mark of 4 51.4. Maney of Washington won the half mile and Kinch tied the high hurdles record. Washington captured nine of thirteen events and posted multiple records including the all mile relay and discus.
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Phillies Buy Flint Rhem and Delker from Cardinals
The Philadelphia National League club announced the purchase of pitcher Flint Rhem and infielder Eddie Delker from St Louis. Infielder Jimmy Reece, formerly with the Yankees, was also purchased from St Paul. Reese hit .241 in 1931 and fielded .977. Rhem has four wins this season but has been sidelined by illness. Delker joined the Cardinals in 1929. The price was not disclosed.
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Delker
Kilmer Horse Captures $10,000 Illinois Oaks by Nose
Kilmer Stable horse Santica from Willis Sharpe Kilmer won the $10,000 added Illinois Oaks in a spectacular stretch duel by a nose over Late Date. Only four ran as Evening, the overnight favorite, was scratched.
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Loomis Drives In Ninth Inning Run to Beat Reece in Opener
Waterloo AP report describes Loomis singling in the ninth with two outs to spark a two-run rally as the Hawks defeated Reece in the series opener. Keokuk turned three double plays, notable for Patton and a record 12 putouts by the second baseman, a minor league mark.
Davenport Beats Rock Island in Rain Shortened Game
Davenport wins 5 to 4 over Rock Island in a five inning game halted by rain. Blue Sox reach lead before weather interrupted play. Continued on page 2 of this section.
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Standings in Mississippi Valley League Report
Standings show Davenport and Celest 12 478 ue 1411 .560'C. Ra 15 .318 Water 12 12-16 .27 ever geen results list games and upcoming schedule: Burlington at Cedar Rapids Moline at Dubuque Davenport at Rock Island Kook at Waterloo.
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Saturday Results and Standings for Major Teams
Weekend results show Pittsburgh 12 Chicago 4 and Philadelphia 4 4, with Brooklyn 2 6 and Louis 7 Cincinnati 3. Gaps in the text reference New York Boston and Chicago games slated for Sunday as teams chase early season records.
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Baseball Standings Quick Snap From Dated City Ledger
A fragmented standings snippet shows New York and Philadelphia records alongside Detroit Chicago Cleveland and Boston with wins and losses and percentages. Mentions of results and a reference to Washington and a Ness meet appear, though details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Fragmentary OCR sports snippet with team scores
An incomplete OCR extraction shows fragmentary numbers and city names such as Columbus City St Paul Kansas City and scattered percentages and figures. No coherent event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
unclear OCR sports standings fragment
Fragmentary sports standings show teams such as Tulsa St Joseph and Denver with partial records and unclear scores. No coherent event or outcome is readable. details like dates, venues, or full team names are missing.
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