Des Moines Diamonds Tie Cedar Rapids Then Edge Them 5 4
In a tight night game at League Park, Claude Passo and Leo Ovorek fueled a Des Moines rally. Bill Mizeur and Larson homered for the Raiders, but Des Moines pulled ahead in the late frames as Passo held Cedar Rapids in check and Gould left the mound with an injury.
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Claude Passo
Leo Ovorek
Sprighiir Demons
Cedar Rapids
League Park
Nieht
Grsorek
Des Nolnes
Alexander Hits Four Home Runs Against Millers
Chicago American reports Kansas City Blues slugger Alexander hit four consecutive homers against the Minneapolis Millers for a 15 to 2 Blues win. His round-trippers drove in five runs while enriching his single game numbers. He lined out on a ninth inning double play. The note references Joe Hauser and a season record of sixty nine homers by Miller's first baseman.
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Dale Alexander
Kansas City
Rune
Blues
Minneapolis
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Joe Hauser
Miller
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Omaha Packers
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Hassler
Picchota
Eddie Hall
Tye
Polly
Williamson
Brucker
Hoffmans
Don King
Saints
Denson
Schultz
Standings and schedule notes from Western and National leagues
Western League standings show Des Moines and Omaha leading with around .550 winning percentages. National League standings list New York and Chicago atop the table with Philadelphia and Brooklyn near. Friday results include New York 6 and St Louis 4. Saturday games feature Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn among others.
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Srocliyn
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Boron & St Lowu
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Coricaro
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Detroit
Creseland
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Cleveland
Washin Pice
Fr iday Results From St Paul Area Baseball Games
Friday results show St Paul beat Milwaukee 7 to 4 while Columbus defeated Louisville 4 to 0. Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 15 to 4, and Toledo won 12 to 5. Other tallies include Bay City 26 21 and Louisville 15 34.306 appears as a score reference.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati Reds edge Giants in shutout loss
In a pitcher duel, Leon Chagnon held Cincinnati to two hits as the Giants fell 2 to 0. Paul Derringer won his eighth for the Reds, while Bill Swift limited the Dodgers to two runs in a 4-2 game. The day featured standout pitching across the league and tight late-inning outcomes.
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Giants
Reds
William Watson Clark
Brooklyn
Pirates
Paul Derringer
Bill Swift
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Smatk
Omir
Forrest Jensens
Degger
Cardinals
Boston
Wally Berger
Luke Sewell Out With Leg Injury For Sox
Chicago White Sox face crucial series vs New York Yankees without catcher Luke Sewell who sustained a left leg injury Friday risking a week on the bench. The veteran has been a key factor in keeping the Sox in the American League race.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Luke Sewell
Sox
Sewell
Keokuk Tops Sioux City 4 2 In Boring Series Finish
Keokuk won 4 2 at Sioux City sparking the eighth inning with two walks and a Shiells triple plus Zahn four hit pitching. Sioux City led only briefly before Keokuk pulled away aided by defensive double plays and a miscue at the plate.
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Zahn
Snyder
Somhpsen
Evcn
Michiel
Box Score Summary Washington Edges Chicago in Major League Game
Washington defeats Chicago in a high scoring MLB box score featuring players like Regmond O’Mayea and D. Pigene. The record includes multiple hits, runs batted in and defensive plays with notable performances from pitchers and fielders across the contest.
Red Sox Thrash Tigers In Detroit Showdown
Boston bats explode as Werber Miller Fox Hockette and Grover Grove lead a 14 hit attack. Detroit runs come from Dahlgren Hogsett and Sorrell but fall short as Melillo and Williams anchor defense and pitching.
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Schwartz Opens Western With 69 Lead
Francis Schwartz, a 25 year old St. Louis pro, shot 69 to lead the Western Open at South Bend. Ted Longworth Jock Collins and Dick Metz each shot 72 to hold second as 170 players battled the Chain O Lakes course.
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South Bend Country Club
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Portland
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Fort Worth
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Witte Goerin
San Francisco
Carl Engstrom
Beverly Shores
William Day
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Howard Trion
Elmira
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Tommy Mayamoto
Joe Kenneally
Dubuque
Waps 6 Masieau 1 in rough ballgame
Waps score six runs to Masieau's one as Anderson surrenders eight hits while Nichols and Ming contribute early offense. Hing shuts down the late rally as Rock Island errors and miscues heighten the home team's win, with Brucker accounting for the solo homer and Beckfice delivering key hits.
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Masieau
Wases
Anderson
Nichols J. Ming
Hing
Marieau
Rock Island
Joseph
Wild
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Brucker
Marshall
Denson
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Cunningham And Five Others In Mile Of Century
Princeton New Jersey AP six runners chase the 4 05 mile in the mile of a century at Princeton's track meet. Glenn Cunningham holder of 4 067 pace is favorite while Jack Lovelock Bill Bonthron Gene Venzke Joe Mangan and Glen Dawson are regarded as strong challengers.
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WN. J
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Okla
Indiana and Syracuse To Meet In Football Nov 7 1936
Indiana University athletic director Z. G. Clevenger announced a football game with Syracuse University set for November 7, 1936, in Bloomington. This will be the teams’ third meeting on the gridiron, with past results Indiana 12 Syracuse 6 in 1919 and Syracuse 12 Indiana 0 in 1925.
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Ind
Z. G. Clevenger
Indiana University
Syracuse University
Indiana
Syracuse
Jesse Owens to Assault Records at Trojan Meet
In Los Angeles Ohio State star Jesse Owens prepares to attack four world marks on the Memorial Coliseum track as he faces USC and strong foes from Troy. Owens aims to win sprint, low hurdles, and broad jump events against two AAU champions and a world record holder before an estimated 50,000 fans.
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Southern California
Memorial Coliseum
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Troy
S.c.a.aa
Boxing Roundup From Coast to Coast in 1920s Card
A sport brief lists featherweight results and contenders across cities including Chicago Philadelphia Hollywood and San Diego. Notables mention Joe Yosiletta Frankie Gaemck and Frankie Mewvery along with several bouts and decisions marked by technical knockouts and points.
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Lacreaze
Deirelt
Tim Chariet
Louisvile
Baltimores
Joe Yoesiletta
Philadelphia
Wen
Young Ravei
Seittmere
Alberts and Gazette Battle to 2-2 Tie in 12 Innings
Open league softball at Ellis Park produced two upsets as Alberts and The Gazette tied 2-2 after 12 innings. Kindler pitched for Alberts while Morgan started for The Gazette before Jones finished. Parksons Blue Ribbon held Bees to two hits and won with a late ininning single. Light Company edged Armstrongs 3-2, leaving a tight standings race with one and a half games separating first from fifth in a six team league. Knights of Columbus beat National Union 5-4 and Firemen No. 2 defeated Standard Oil 16-4 in postponed games.
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Jay Morgan
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C. Michalek
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Firemen No. 2
Standard Oil
Braddock Schmeling May Fight Next in New York
United Press reports plans to match heavyweight champion James Braddock against former champion Max Schmeling in September at Madison Square Garden. Jimmy Johnston pursues the bout as the potential big draw, with Baer facing Carnera or Louis winner if negotiations allow.
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Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
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Max Baer
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Baer
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Twentieth Century Club
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Joe Louis
Detroit Negro
Carnera-Louis
Outfielder Epps to Join Raiders in St Joseph
The Raiders plan to add outfielder Epps from Columbus in the American Association. Epps hit .317 last season with Huntington and has batted over .300 this spring after a Cardinals trade. He is fast and capable in center field and is joining the squad as it opens in St Joseph tomorrow. The club seeks another experienced pitcher from the Cardinals for help next week.
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Epps
Columbus
Cap Crossley
Huntington
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Harry Johnson
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Lighters Win To Retain Lead In M. And J. Race
In a key M. J. League clash at Daniels Park the Light Co. defeated Sinclair Co. 4 to 3 to stay atop the standings. Badger struggled on the mound as fields and baserunning miscues kept the game tight with two teams trading scores through the later innings.
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Future Of Omaha Franchise Is One Of Uncertainty
Omaha Nebraska AP Dale Gear president of the Western league sought a buyer for the forfeited Omaha baseball club but Elmer Road hotel manager declined after learning the club owed about 18000 dollars. The league now owns the franchise after Mrs E B Branconier of St Louis refused further investment.
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Dale Gear
Omaha Baseball Club
Gear
Elmer Road
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St. Louis
Wrestling Results From Tre Abrociaten Press
In Des Moines Iowa Jae Derek 212 defeats Sha lion 1 in a feature match. Bronke Nagurshi 298 wins another bout as regional results appear from a mixed card with participants from Omaha Pueblo and Chamblee.
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Nan O'Mahoney
Eccland
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Cale
der Moines
Jae Derek
Omaha
Mae
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