Browns Edge Red Sox In Slugging Piled League Contests
Cleveland beats New York in a high scoring game as Boston and St. Louis also show strong hitting. Key players include Carew, Brown, and Foxx with notable home runs and runs batted in. Umpires Osens and Ormsby officiated the verdict.
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Tigers Rally Past Yankees In Tight 4 3 Victory
Detroit and New York split a pivotal pennant race game as Hank Greenberg hit his 14th homer of the season, turning a 3 3 tie into a 4 3 win for the Tigers in a World Series era clash. The loss narrows the Yankees’ lead to one game atop the standings with Cleveland looming.
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Earl Wampier Mat Card Set Against Bill Middlekauff
Earl Wampier returns on the outdoor Cedar part show for Thursday night against Bill Middlekauff as matchmaker Eddie Jennings stacks the card. Fermer Tobin and Marshall Blackstock headline the 13 to 1 show with Wampler versus Middlekauff and Dawkins testing tactics against Stanley Muslaes.
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Bill Middlekauff
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Scotty Dannins
Cedar Part
Eddie Jennings
Open Air
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Marshall “Dynamite
Ambiguous OCR Summary of Sports and Local Notices
Fragmentary text from an American Association report with scattered names and abbreviations. Mentions teams or individuals such as Berree Earer and Grabevich with unclear roles. No coherent event, date, location, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Red Hot Baseball Comebacks and Corkrane Tales
The column recounts Mickey Cochrane's comeback attempts after head injuries and nervous breakdowns, notes on Babe Ruth trade talks, Navin's Detroit Tigers maneuvers, and Carl Hubbell's claim of peaking in 1933 while still winning 24 straight NL decisions.
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Archery Meet at Ellis Hit by Strong Sunday Winds
Wind and side gusts at Ellis Park disrupted the state archery tournament Sunday. Scores were about two thirds of normal as competitors from Cedar Rapids Burlington Muscatine Town City Oelwein Waverly Davenport Central City and others faced unsettled conditions. Dr. Claude Lapp led the men in American round with Warren Hartman and Silas Fisher close behind. Eloise Dysart won the Columbia ladies event with Mabel Seeger and Helen Brusser placing second and third. Don Seeger and Louie Mistix topped the clout shoot for men and Seeger also led the women’s division with Dysart second. The Waltonian Archery Club sponsored the event, drawing seven clubs despite lower entries.
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Belle Plaine Beats Marengo 9 5 In Eight-Run Error Rally
Belle Plaine defeats Marengo 9 to 5 after eight Marengo errors in the first four innings. Belle Plaine builds lead from nine hits to eight for Marengo. Hawkins leads Marengo with three hits in four at bats. Pitchers were Rusk and Holoupek for Belle Plaine and Myers and Vogt for Marengo.
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Emory Collins Wins Des Moines Race at State Fair Grounds
Emory Collins won the sweepstakes over a 10 mile course in 1991.2 at the international motors contest held at the state fair grounds track. 14 060 spectators watched as Emil Beck suffered a dislocated shoulder when his car hit a fence in the gold cup handicap after a thrilling crash.
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Standings and Results From Sunday Through Tuesday Sports Scores
Standings show Pett wWwL Pet C Rasids SIJIM 553 Waterion 1618 633 soux 13109 Maises 1938 413 Daerecroft 1413 482 Roislaze 1121 14a Sunday results list Cecar Rarics Davenport Sioux City Waterios 3 Reece Island 5-3 Des Moines 0-8 Games Monday Davesport Cedar Rapids Des Meine Rock Island Waterloo Sioux City Games Tuesday Washington St Louis New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh 5-2 Brooklyn Cincinnati 4-1 Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Saint Paul 7 Minneapolis 7 The events mention multiple cities and teams without complete context.
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Maquoketa Team Wins Softball Opener
Maquoketa defeated Miles 4 to 1 in a Northeastern Iowa League game as Davis and Henton pitched and Romer caught. Miles scored early. Maquoketa tallied two runs in the sixth and two in the seventh. The Maquoketa softball loop opens Tuesday with Elwood versus the junior college team and Martin's against Lost Nation.
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Beamed Giants and Pirates outfielders recover from beaning
New York report says Giants outfielder Joe Moore and Pirates outfielder Fred Schulte are out of danger after head injuries from thrown balls at the Polo Grounds. The Polyclinic hospital update notes they are in good condition.
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Sioux City Takes Two From Waterloo
Sioux City won both ends of a doubleheader against Waterloo, taking game one 11 to 3 and game two 5 to 1 before a crowd under a thousand. Waterloo lost two players in the doubleheader, catcher Erickson and pitcher Anderson, due to injuries.
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Islander doubleheader sweep seals 7 6 win
Rock Island Islanders defeated Des Moines 7 6 in nine innings to rally for a night game win after a 5 0 afternoon shutout. Des Moines starter Edward Pyle allowed six runs early but steadied, Del Bissonette's line drove the late run scoring. Bissonnette and Newman delivered key hits as ISLANDERS' offense prospered in late frames.
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Giants Beat Pirates 5 2 To Extend Lead
New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 2 to widen their league lead. Harry Gumbert pitched a complete game, adding a home run while Burgess Whitehead collected three hits and three RBIs. Pirates drop fifth straight, Cubs move up to third.
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Betty Jameson Upsets Patty Berg For Trans Miss Title
In San Antonio, 18 year old Betty Jameson defeated Patty Berg of Minneapolis 4 3 to win the Trans Mississippi championship. Berg led early, but Jameson took the lead on hole 13 and held on to claim the title amid health checks and strong play from both stars.
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Specialist Says Feller Can Pitch Game Within Week
Milwaukee AP report says Bob Feller, Cleveland pitcher, can throw a regular game within a week as muscle injury in his right arm nears full healing. Chiropractor Ohm treated him and noted progress after multiple sessions and a cautious workout at the ballpark.
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Wheatland Takes Lead In Eastern Iowa League
Wheatland defeated Mechanicsville 6 to 5 in ten innings to break a three way tie and lead the Eastern Iowa league. Lisbon won their first game, Clarence beat Dixon 15 to 3, Calamus fell to Dixon, and Wheatland, Lowden, Mechanicsville, Clarence, Dixon, Lisbon, and Calamus appear in the standings.
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Cochrane Resting In Henry Ford Hospital
Manager Mickey Cochrane of the Detroit Tigers is in very good condition at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit after arriving from New York. He suffered a fractured skull in New York two weeks earlier when struck by a ball thrown by Yankee pitcher Bump Hadley.
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Eng lish drive collects winning hit in Dodgers 4 10th win
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3 in 10 innings as Woody English singles Babe Phelps then doubles to center for the decisive run. Roy Henshaw allowed seven hits and struck out ten in a key relief start. Ernie Lombardi tied it with a ninth inning homer for Cincinnati before Brooklyn pulled ahead in the tenth.
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Atkins Maintains Lead With 3-0 Win Over Norway Club
Special to The Gazette Walford remains atop the Iowa Valley baseball league after Atkins shut out Norway 3-0. Schirm struck out 19 for Atkins while Hibben fanned 10 for the Atkins hitters. Walford beat Newhall 16-8 with Schultz and Svoboda homering, and Ahrens driving in a Newhall run. Other results: Watkins over Keystone 1-0 and Van Horne over Blairstown 13-6.
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Jimmy Wilson Fined For Stalling In Cardinal Game
New York AP Jimmy Wilson Phillies manager received a 100 dollar fine the heaviest this NL season from NL president Ford Frick over stalling tactics in Sundays second game with St Louis. Umpires forfeited the game to the Cardinals as the Phillies delaying play to miss the curfew produced a 9 0 forfeit.
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