Grove Halts Senators 7 To 4 For Fifth Straight Victory
Lefty Grove started and earned his fifth straight win as the Athletics beat the Washington Senators 7 to 4. Grove allowed nine hits but excelled in key moments, homered, and drove in two runs as Oakland snapped a four game skid. Sam Rice and Ted Williams provided the Senators’ runs, while Philadelphia native Goslin tripled and scored.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Separate Leagues
The page lists American and National League standings with team W L records and power rankings. It also provides Monday results for Chicago St Louis Detroit and Philadelphia and details from a Chicago game with line scores and player contributions.
Guttenberg Moves Toward M V League Pennant
Guttenberg leads toward another Maquoketa Valley League pennant by defeating the Manchester Hawks 7 to 9. The Chants were pressed, mustered four unearned runs, and the game featured a late rally as Guttenberg extended its advantage in the season standings.
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Favorites Rally Through First Round in Warm Up Tourney
In the Country Club Warm Up Tournament first round favorites advance with no upsets. Johnny Vavra won by default over Kenneth Lindsay, Don Lynch by default over A C Stewart, and George Alt beat Dr D E Beardsley. John Carey edged Ed Nelson 4 2, Glen Darrow beat B J Meltzer 5 3, and Ed Soboda jr defeated S Jordan 2 up, with N P Craemer coming from 19 holes to defeat G W Carey in the second flight.
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Kenneth Lindsay
Don Lynch
A.C Stewart
George Alt
Dr . E. Beardsley
Glen Darrow
J Meltzer
John Carey
Ed Nelson
George Lindsat
K_ Lindsayers
George Lindsay
Tom Yarnall
E J Carey
R Safely
Ed Soboda Jr
S Jordan
D. E Beardsley Loup
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B J Meliver
Sunday Games Baseball Scores From Philadelphia and New York
Summary of multiple doubleheaders with Philadelphia and New York results, including game scores, pitchers, and key players. Notable matchups feature Cleveland, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia.
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Golfers Learn Straight Drive From Siorton Guidance
Instructional piece with Chester Siorton on mastering the tee shot. Emphasizes a straight drive, avoiding common mishaps observed in four prior attempts. Encourages reader to assess conditions and plan a controlled diagonal path to place the ball just right of center for a favorable second shot. Mention notes about cocoa production in Gold Coast.
Baseball crowds and pitching fades echo of 1913 Cedar Rapids game
A Sport Chatter column notes 1960s attendance totals for eight MLB matchups with 205000 fans, highlights Yankees Athletics scoring spree and recalls Connie Mack era three aces. It then contrasts Dempsey Schmeling Baer boxing gate finances and postulates distributions and profits.
C. R. Athletics Defeat North English 8 to 3
The Cedar Rapids Athletics beat North English 8 to 3. Straus and Buckner powered the Athletics battery in the victory.
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C. R. Tennis Club Opens Coe College Courts Season
The Cedar Rapids club will officially start Tuesday by taking over Coe College’s three courts for the summer. Membership, capped at forty, filled quickly signaling an active season with many tournaments and inter-city matches planned. The roster includes top local players and rising juniors, with officers coordinating with other groups to host the Eastern Iowa tournament at the Country Club courts later in the summer.
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Orville Anderson Wins Cycle Event In Peoria
Orville Anderson, a local motor cycle racer, won the invitational three mile dash and placed second in both the five and ten mile events at the Central Thinets state championship races in Peoria. He also set the fastest mile time of 506 10 seconds. The Cedar Rapids motorcycle polo team defeated Bloomington Illinois 3 to 0.
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Golf Greats Gather for National Open at North Shore
National Open returns to Chicago with 151 players including MacDonald Smith, Tommy Armour, Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen. Course expanded and watered for ideal play. 18 holes each Thursday and Friday, 60 lowest scores reach Saturday final, 18-hole playoff if tied, $1,000 to winner.
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North Shore Country Club
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St. Paul
Mack Objects to Fidler Refereeing Friday Match
George Mack argues with the sports editor that Alex Fidler should not referee his Friday night Coliseum bout with Karel Zbyszko. He claims he held Zbyszko on the mat twice in their prior thirty minute match and criticizes last week’s decision. He suggests Marin Prestina be chosen as referee for the bout.
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Schmeling Favored To Beat Baer In Yankee Stadium Bout
In New York, Max Schmeling holds a 2 to 1 favorite tag over Max Baer for a 15 round duel at Yankee Stadium. Both boxers boast distinct styles and training camps, with Schmeling emphasizing defense and stamina while Baer relies on power and a carefree approach. The bout pits East against West, promising a clash of contrasting temperaments and fighting plans.
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Foulis Wins St Paul Open With 283
Jimmy Foulis wins the $5,000 St Paul open with a 283 total, beating George von Elm by three and Walter Hagen by five at Keller course. Hagen and von Elm contend for national Open spots as Ryder Cup players and notable pros compete, including Runyan Cooper Dutra Barron and Diegel. Foulis posts 70 72 69 72, securing victory despite pressure from Von Elm and Hagen.
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Rain Halts Cardinals Reds Tilt as NL Lead Hangs on
In Cincinnati the St. Louis Cardinals led the Reds 2 to 0 after three and a half innings when rain halted play. It was the only scheduled game of the day and the status quo left New York on top with St. Louis and Pittsburgh close behind.
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Crawford Wins French Net Title Over Cochet
Australian Jack Crawford defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets 8-6 6-1 6-3 to capture the French hard court singles championship in Paris at Auteuil marking the first world entrant victory since the event opened eight years ago. Englishwoman Margaret Schriven, 20, beat Renee Mathieu 6-2 4-6 6-4 to win the women's singles title.
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Stanwood Clarence Tie In Eastern Iowa League Battle
Lowden report says one of the league’s hardest fought games ended in a 3 to 3 tie after ten innings between Stanwood and Clarence with rain forcing an end. Clarence and Stanwood led the Eastern Iowa League standings with a dramatic pitchers duel and late heroics.
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Baseball scorecard snippets and misc scores
Fragmentary sports data lists teams and innings with partial scores and player surnames, followed by a note about Rutland’s unusual absence of civil cases or prisoners for trial at the assizes in England.
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Golfers Set For Iowa Intercollegiate Tourney At Country Club
Twenty three golfers are to compete in the Iowa intercollegiate tournament at the Country Club course Tuesday at 8:30 am. Thirty six holes of medal play decide team and individual champions. Teams include University of Iowa Coe Drake Iowa State College and St Ambrose. Individual entrants include W H Slaught Cornell Howard Lake Simpson and John Rogers St Ambrose.
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Millersburg Beats Pete's Service 5–4 at Daniels Park
Millersburg defeated Pete's Service 5 to 4 at Daniels Park diamond. Millersburg scored in the first half of the fourth on a hit batter sacrifice and triple. Pete's Service rallied with three runs in the second inning and added a sixth inning score before Millersburg added two more in the eighth. Next Sunday Pete's Service faces Fairfax at Fairfax.
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