Des Moines Demons Rally Past Raiders 8 7 In Wild Tilt
The Des Moines Demons defeated the Cedar Rapids Raiders 8 to 7 in a late-inning battle before 2000 plus fans. Frank Harris homered twice for Des Moines, while Ralph Mead started for the Raiders and allowed five runs. The win tightens Des Moines’ hold in second place behind Davenport. Red Van Fleet slated to start next.
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Cubs Extend Win Streak with 17-1 Over Bees
Cubs win ninth straight by beating Boston Bees 17-1 as Tex Carleton allows eight hits in eight innings. Cardinals win 3-2 in 11 on Rip Collins homer. Pirates 3-2 over Giants. Yankees lead AL by three games after 6-3 victory over Tigers. White Sox fall as Indians rise.
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Chicago Cubs
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Chicago
Windy City
Boston Bees
Tex Carleton
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Gashouse
Phils
Rip Collins
Pirates
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Bill Swift
Carl Hubbell
Dodgers
Reds
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Rushaway Wins Detroit Derby in 25 000 Added Race
Rushaway the "Iron Horse" dominated an eight horse field carrying 123 pounds for the third running of the Detroit derby. A. G. Tarn's black gelding also won the Illinois and Latonia derbies and the Louisiana derby earlier, aiming to set a turf history record with another Detroit Derby triumph.
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Sioux City Beats Davenport 3 2 In Opening Series Duel
In Davenport, Bill Prince and Berle Kemp pitched well in a tight 3 to 2 Sioux City win. Eddie Hall homered in the fourth, and Leach followed with a two run shot in the eighth to seal the game.
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Bill Prince
Berle Kemp
Sioux City
Blue Sox
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Polly
Schinski
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Prince
Leach
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Neisler
Morgan
Ae Kemp
Riley
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Blakeney
Hall
F. Ning
Major League Box Scores Detroit New York
Box score details show New York 9 Detroit 6 with Rogell and Jorgens homering for the Yankees while Lazzeri and Goslin produced multiple RBIs for Detroit. Ruffing earned the win and Crowder the loss in a high scoring game.
Hill and Dennehy Qualify for Western Finale in Golf
In Topeka Opal Hill of Kansas City and Edna Saenger faced a tight semifinal with Hill winning 1 up after a late birdie on the seventeenth and Saenger miscue on the eighteenth. Charles Dennehy of Lake Forest defeated Dorothy Truang of San Francisco 1 up to reach the final.
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Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Charles Dennehy
Lake Forest
Ill
Dorothy Truang
San Francisco
Miss Truang
Naismith Fund sends $4700 to founder of basketball
MILWAUKEE AP William S. Chandler of Marquette University basketball coach and national Naismith Fund chairman mailed a check for 4700 to Dr. James A. Naismith of Kansas University. Most funds go to cover Dr and Mrs Naismiths Olympic travel expenses with any remainder for their use.
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William S. Chandler
Marquette University
Naismith Fund
James A. Naismith
Kansas University
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Naismith
Chandler
Wrestling results from Newark Allentown and North Bergen meets
In Newark New Jersey Dave Levin of Jamaica New Jersey defeated Ali Baba of Detroit on foul in 21 minutes. In Allentown Pennsylvania Gus Sonnenberg beat Ralph Garibaldi of St Louis in 13 44. In North Bergen New Jersey Chief Little Wolf from Colorado threw Hank Barber of Hanover New Hampshire in 20 22.
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Jamaica
Ali Baba
Detroit
Allentown
Gus Sonnenberg
Poster
Ralph Garibaldi
St. Wis
North Bergen
Chief Little Wolf
Colorado
Hank Barber
Hanover
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Standings and Friday Results for National League and Central Cities
Standings show Davenport 13 wins 6 losses and Des Moines 16 15 with .516, Sioux City 6 5 .500, Waterloo 16 15 .516, Omaha 13 19 .406, Cedar Rapids 16 15 .516. Friday results list Des Moines 8 Cedar Rapids 7 and Sioux City 3 Davenport 2, Omaha 12 Waterloo 6. Games today include Des Moines at Cedar Rapids and Waterloo at Omaha plus Sioux City at Davenport. Also top baseball standings with New York 36 17 .679 Detroit 29 27 .518 Boston 34 21 .618 Chicago 23 27 .460 Cleveland 26 24 .520 Philadelphia 17 32 .347 Washington 28 26 .519 St. Louis 16 35 .314. Friday results include New York 9 Detroit 6 Washington 6 Chicago 0, St. Louis at Boston postponed by rain. Games slated Detroit New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Boston.
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Goslin
Sim
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Chapman
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Kimsey
White
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Minneapolis
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Indianapolis
Baseball Scores From Friday's Major League Play
St Louis beat Philadelphia in two innings. Chicago defeated Boston while Pittsburgh beat New York and Cincinnati won over Brooklyn. Saturday schedule has Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Kuhel Of Senators Fined $100 For An Attack On Writers
Washington first baseman Joe Kuhel was fined $100 by President Clark Griffith for an attempted attack on three local sports writers after the game with the Chicago White Sox.
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Washington
Joe Kuhel
Clark Griffith
Chicago White Sox
The Right Road to Golf Progress Then and Now
The piece argues that real golf progress comes from a smooth natural swing and clear focusing on the shot. It says不要 overthinking technique and suggests seeing the shot first, then refining judgment on one aspect. It notes the pro secret of not thinking at all and advertises Chester Horton’s No. 3 booklet for instruction.
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Chester Horton
Medwick and Collins Power Dodgers past Phillies
Medwick and Collins hit home runs as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 7 to 4. Walters walked four and Parmelee struck out six for the Dodgers while Klein and Chiozza delivered key hits.
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Camilli
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Durocher
Mize
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Sulik
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S.m’rtin
Roosevelt Hotel Juniors edge Three Minute Cereals 2 1
In a pitchers duel Roosevelt Hotel Juniors edged Three Minute Cereals 2 to 1. Bruce allowed three hits and fanned eight while Rosendahl issued five walks but took the loss as Roosevelt scored in the first on a walk and a fielders choice with St Germain driving in Krumm. Reeder threw out a potential tying run at the plate.
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Kenny Rosendahl
Roosevelt Hotel
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Iowa Game Set as Temple Homecoming Clash
Iowa announces its 1936 football schedule with a homecoming game against Temple on November 21 in Philadelphia. It marks Iowa’s third Atlantic seaboard trip and the second under Salem coaching, following a 1932 loss to George Washington and a 1922 win over Yale.
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Princeton Meet May Draw 40000 Fans At Palmer Stadium
Princeton plans a peak crowd near 45000 for the third invitation track meet at Palmer Stadium in New Jersey. The seven event program excludes admission charges, continuing the high interest from the two prior meets. Notables include Cunningham, Lovelock, Bonthron, and Venzke in the mile, with Towns, Allen, Moreau, and Good in the 120 yard high hurdles aiming to push records.
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New Zealand
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Bill Bonthron
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Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Forrest “Spec” Towns
Georgia
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
al Moreau
Marksville
Phil Good
Bowdoin
Engineers Crush Camp Nine 13-0 In M and J League Score
C. R. Engineers dominated CCC Coal Co in Daniels Park game, led by Ford’s pitching and Elias Lansing hitting. Engineers piled up ten hits with three by Elias and Lansing, while multiple walks and errors helped seal a 13 to 0 victory.
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Brookhiser Hits 142 In Minnesota Shoot
Harry Maginnis of Minneapolis won the Minnesota diamond trophy at Fort Snelling in the state trapshooting tourney. He broke 47 of 56 in regular race and 24 of 25 in the shootoff to defeat Martin Levi of Austin after a tie, a repeat victory following previous wins in 1926 and 1932.
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Harry Maginnis
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Maginnis
Fort Snelling
Martin Levi
Austin
Sport Jabs Hollywood Bout Ends in Points
Carmen Barth outpointed Swede Bers tand in a 165 pound bout in Hollywood California. Hankinson defeated Lee Savoldi in San Diego for a 16 round decision over 180 pounds in St Paul.
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Carmen Barth
Cle
Swede Berstand
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San Diego
Steieten Hankinson
Lee Savoldi
Akron
Ohio
St. Paul
Louis Schmeling Fight Seen As Four-Round Victory Likely
Fight experts say Joe Louis will beat Max Schmeling within four rounds. Louis trains hard, weighs about 195 pounds, and his right uppercut could end the bout early. Braddock title shot planned. managers expect Louis-Braddock for September.
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N. J
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
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Teuton
Schmeling
Jack Blackburn
Blackburn
Joe
Maxie
James J. Braddock
John Roxborough
Braddock
Owens Leads Ohio State Track Team Against Trojans
Jesse Owens, Ohio State’s top track star, limped with a sore right leg but plans to race against Southern California. He is entered in the dashes, the low hurdles and the broad jump as Ohio State meets the Trojans in a highly anticipated dual. Owens trained separately after injuring a muscle, with past injuries to the same leg noted prior to a major meet. The match-up is considered uncertain, with USC praised as the nation’s top all around team but Owens seen as a standout individual talent.
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Jesse Owens
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America
Ohio
California
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Larry Snyder
Bucks
Jesse
Tucker Smith
Trojans
Ellis and Laird Reach Fifth Flight Final in Golf Meet
R. R. Ellis and Don Laird will meet Sunday in the finals of the fifth flight at Cedar Rapids Country Club championships. Ellis won his semifinal 2 and 1 over J. Walsh while Laird advanced on a default from C. V. Shuttleworth. Johnny Vavra and Don Lynch, championship flight finalists, were set to clash for the club title with Vavra defending champion.
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R. R. Ellis
Don Laird
Cedar Rapids
Regional Olympic trials draw 250 athletes
In Minneapolis 250 athletes from 15 states competed for spots in the Olympic semi finals at the regional A A U track meet. Standouts included Al Haller Wisconsin pole vault Don Elser Notre Dame shot put Clyde Walton Colorado discus Stretch Crater Colorado high jump Sam Westgate North Dakota State javelin Lloyd Cardwell Nebraska hop step and jump Fritz Cretzmeyer Ray Latham Iowa hurdles and John ny Graves Iowa distance runs. Na tional Champion Ralph Metcalfe withdrew leaving Fritz Pollard North Dakota Harold Jacobson Nebraska and Joe Engelhart South Dakota to contest the sprint.
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al Haller
Wisconsin
Don Elser
Notre Dame
Clyde Walton
Colorado
Stretch Crater
Sam Westgate
North Dakota State
Lloyd Cardwell
Nebraska
Fritz Cretzmeyer
Ray Latham
Iowa
Johnny Graves
Ralph Metcalfe
Fritz Pollard
North Dakota
Harold Jacobson
Joe Engelhart
South Dakota
Crack Field In 100 Mile Automobile Race
Goshen hosts the 100 mile national championship as 30 000 fans pack the track. Top drivers Lou Meyer Ted Horn Kelly Petillo and Doc MacKenzie race in the qualifying round before the field is cut to fourteen for today’s 3 PM main event.
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Lou Meyer
Ted Horn
Kelly Petillo
Doc” MacKenzie
Play Four Games In Eastern Iowa Sunday
Special to The Gazette Lowden leads Eastern Iowa League pace as Lisbon sits second and faces Wheatland Sunday. Schedule includes Grand Mound at Lowden Lisbon at Wheatland Mechanicsville at Calamus and Clarence at Dixon. Standings show Lowden 5 0 1.000 and Calamus 6 0 4.000 with several 2 2 .500 clubs in the middle.
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England Takes Lead In Wightman Cup After Round Wins
England moved within one win of reclaiming the Wightman Cup as Dorothy Round defeated Helen Jacobs in straight sets 6-3 6-3 to put England ahead 3 to 2 in the seven match series. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan had earlier beaten Ray Stammers 6-3 6-4 before Jacobs’ win faded.
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Eng
England
United States
Dorothy Round
Helen Jacobs
Miss Round
America
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Ray Stammers
Miss Jacobs
Round
Armstrong's Play To 1-1 Tie With Gazette In Tenth
In Open league at Ellis Park Armstrong's and Gazette pitchers Walt Broussard and McAllister dueled to a 1-1 ten inning deadlock after darkness halted play. Chuck Snyder hit a sixth inning homer to keep Armstrong's in the game. Parksons defeated Charley Michalek's Beesons 4-1, Beesons breaking scoring in the final frame. Wilson's edged Brown Derby 8-4. Two games were postponed.
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McAllister
Gazette
Ellis Park
Chuck Snyder
Parkson
Charley Michalek
Beeson
Louis Schmeling Gate Reaches Four Hundred Fifty Thousand
New York AP reports a recheck of advance sales for the June 18 heavyweight bout shows $450,000 in hand. Promoter Mike Jacobs said he remains hopeful the gate will hit one million dollars despite slower-than-expected advance sales compared with the Louis Baer fight last September.
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Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Louis-Baer
Nighthawks Fly Predominantly By Day Not True Hawks
The text notes that Nighthawks are active mainly during daylight and are not a true hawk species, clarifying their classification in relation to hawks.
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