Fenske Wins Mile as Wooderson Rules Foul Claim
In Princeton New Jersey Sydney Wooderson, England's top miler, files a foul claim after finishing last in the mile won by Chuck Fenske of Wisconsin in 4 11. Rideout denies foul, Wooderson asserts being jammed into the rail. crowd reacts to the anticipated record pace turning into a surprising finish.
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Helen Dettwiler Wins Western Open Over Bea Barrett
In St Louis Helen Dettwiler of Washington DC defeated Bea Barrett of Minneapolis 4 and 3 to claim the women's Western Open title. Dettwiler led by two holes at lunch after superior tee and green play, and extended the margin in the final stretch while Barrett never managed to level.
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Minneapolis
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Washington
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Johnstown Wins Dwyer Stakes in Dominant Fashion
Johnstown led early and pulled clear to win the fifty first Dwyer Stakes by six lengths over Challedon as Sun Lover finished third. Time 1 48 2 5. Challedon faded after a fast opening, Valitant fourth, Time Sheet fifth. Big John strengthens his claim to the three year old title in the prestigious race.
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Johnstown
Maryland
Challedon
Big John
America
Millsdale
Sun Lover
Saratoga Stable
Valitant
William Ziegler
Volitant
Jimmie Stout
Georgie Seabo
Homer Harris To Aid Jefferson At Southern College
Greensboro AP reports officials at the Agricultural and Technical college have signed Bernie Jefferson of Northwestern as head football coach. Homer Barris from Iowa will serve as assistant coach, joining Jefferson at Southern College.
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Jefferson
Southern College
Greensboro
N. C
Agricultural and Technical College (Negro
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Northwestern University
Homer Barris
University of Iowa
Giants Clip Cardinals 7-5 for Ninth Straight Win
The New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 5 to stretch their streak to nine. Giants collected 16 hits off four pitchers, while all Cardinals runs came on home runs by Moore Mize and Padgett. Kamppouris 2 and Moore 2 led the offense, with Mize also homering for the Cardinals.
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Vander Meer Shuts Bees As Reds Take Opener 3 1
In Boston the Reds beat the Bees 3 to 1 as Johnny Vander Meer benefited from strong defensive support. The Bees outhit the Reds nine to six but grounded into three double plays to end jams. Warstler doubled and West singled for Boston’s lone run in the first.
Standings and results from the Three-Eye League
Standings show Springfield and Clinton near the top with mixed records for Cedar Rapids Bloomington and Evansville. Saturday results include Cedar Rapids 20 Bloomington 3 and Evansville 4 Waterloo 2. Sunday matchups list Broomington at Cedar Rapids Decatur at Clinton Springfield at Waterloo and Evansville at Moline.
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Broomington
Red Pepper sports chatter on golf and a Reds trade rumor
O B Keeler muses on golf focus while recalling Naymick’s when Clinton park yielded two hits and a homer. Fritz McPartland notes Art Jacobs and brother Dewey backed by Cedar Rapids roots, tracing the Reds purchase from Buffalo and Jacobs’ rise after seventeen years in baseball.
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Raider Mound
Hill Park
Clinton
Harry Cutler
Raiders
Clinton Park
Fritz McPartland
Art Jacobs
Cincinnati Reds
Buffalo
Cedar Rapids
Dewey
Art
Fritz
Jacobs
Clinton Giants Win Close In On Browns
Special to The Gazette Clinton Giants beat Decatur 4 to 1 to move within half a game of first in the Three Eye League and overtake the Commies for second place. Decatur led 1-0 early, Clinton answered with two in the second and two more in the eighth. Also, Moline rallied with a big fifth inning to defeat Evansville 6 to 4.
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Eratics
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Waterloos late homers beat Springfield in tight league game
Special to The Gazette Waterloo snapped a 1 1 tie with Webber and Rice powering two seventh inning runs to defeat the league leading Springfield club 2 1. Cronin and Keller Deets and Tice formed the batteries in a low scoring game as Waterloo scored in the seventh after a slow start.
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Springfield
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Keller
Deets
Tice
Bink Homers As Bloomington Rolls In Big Sixth
Raider clubbers fall behind early as Bloomington pours on offense in a 20 to 5 shellacking. Walsh goes 5 for 5 with a walk, Pike Gehrke and others contribute multiple hits and RBIs, including Bink’s two belted homers. Gehrke shuffles through the ninth while runners steal bases, and the narrative promises a Page Two encore.
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Yanks edge Tigers 1-0 in ninth for win
Tommy Henrichs single off Buck Newsom's glove delivers the New York Yankees a 1-0 victory over Detroit, snapping the Tigers nine game winning streak. Newsoms suffers his fourth loss of the season. Genrace Caster wins for the Athletics in Philadelphia, a 5-2 victory over the White Sox to open their series.
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Nelson McSpaden Gain On Inverness Leaders
Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden delivered a stellar performance at the Inverness Invitational in Toledo Ohio. They opened with a best ball 63 to beat Hor ton Smith and Lighthorse Harry Cooper four up and closed with a 62 to defeat Denny Shute and Dutch Harrison by two, lifting to a plus four and two points behind leaders Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard.
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Jug" McSpaden
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Lighthorse
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Denny Shute
Dutch Harrison
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Whitehill Falters In Last Of Ninth
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Cubs 5-0 in Chicago as Whitlow Wyatt pitched five hits for his sixth win. Earl Whitehill matched zeros until a nine inning rally featuring Camilli Phelps Koy Durocher Lavagetto and Almada. Wyatt and Lavagetto combined for a decisive late offense with Lavagetto driving in three runs.
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