Cubs Rally To Beat Phillies 8 7 On Galan Triple
Augie Galan hit a three run bases loaded triple in the ninth to turn a 7 3 deficit into an 8 7 Cubs win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Chicago moved within a full game of the Giants as four Phillies pitchers struggled and errors aided the comeback.
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Augie Galan
Chicago
Phillies
Cincinnati
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Ute Pures
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Baseball Standings and Results From Western League Action
Western League standings show Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Des Moines among top teams with Davenport and Rock Island also posting records. Weekend results include Philadelphia and Chicago matchups, plus notable Pirates Dodgers game where Mungo gave up multiple runs as Brooklyn rally fell short.
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Des Moines
Hildebrand Blanks Nats In 6-0 Browns Victory
Oral Hildebrand pitched a seven hit shutout as the St Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 6 to 0. Sam West led the attack with two doubles and two singles, while Tom Carey added three hits. A benches-clearing incident in the fourth resulted in Simmons and Knickerbocker being banished amid a dispute over a beaning allegation.
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Oral Hildebrand
Fridus
St. Louis
Washington Senators
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Senators
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al Simmons
Browns
Sam West
Tom Carey
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Plea For Writ To Halt Fight Rejected Again
A garden case sees the plea for a writ to halt a fight denied again as the appellate court upholds a prior barrier. Judge Risa presides with a panel including J Wotone Phen and Braddock Jae in Madison. The decision sustains the lower court ruling and moves the matter toward further review.
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Braddock-Jae
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Mn Boyt
South English to Host Colored Elks Sunday Meet
Local troop leaders plan a Sunday gathering with the Colored Elks at Des Moines. Descriptions indicate strong attendance expected and a community event in the Pikes, with emphasis on sportsmanship and local involvement.
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South English
Colored Elks
Des Moines
Helen Hicks Wins As The Babe Bows Out In Western
Helen Hicks defeats Dorothy Foster to win the Western Golf Association open semifinal duel. Foster edges past Beatrice Barrett and Betty Botterell, while Hicks works past Paula Parker to secure the advancement with a 1 up margin at the turn and a late challenge on the back nine.
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Chicago
API
Helen
Billy” Sheks
New York
Maeda
Wean Deligatin
Womens Western Golf Association
Tae Souling New Yorker
Miss Foster
Springfield School of Music
Miss Hicks
Betty Botterell
Salt Lake Cats
Mis Russell Mann
Milwaukee
Miss Botterial
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Luluin Zech
Champion Detton Defeats Blackstock In Quick Bout
Dean Detton, acclaimed world wrestling champion across seventeen states, beat Dynamite Blackstock in about twenty five minutes with an air plane spin. Blackstock offered little resistance and had no holds that Detton could not escape.
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Dynamite Blackstock
Blackstock
Dotton
Johnny Marrs
Abe Kashey
Radio Schedule Excerpt with NBC CBS WABC WJZ Stations
Radio programming blocks list morning to late night across NBC CBS WABC WJZ WEAF WEPN networks. Contains show names, hosts, orchestras, and guest artists like Whitney ensemble Buffalo Presents Princeton invitation and Sunday drivers.
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Rex Battle
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George Hessberger Orch
George Hail Orch
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Our Barn
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Weaf Chain Nail Grange
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Edwin Glucksman Orch
Madison Ensemble
Orch
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Tierman
Harold Levy Orch
Weaf Chain
Micardo
Russiath
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Tor Hatters Orch
Mackin Marrow
Paul Doustas
WABM
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Auining Kemper
Eddie Vataos
Harry Koren
Wiz Gale
Eynd
Rey
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Johnny
Russ Morgat
Orchy Charlies Martin
Wbhm Wogst
Meredith Willson
700
Arthur Allen
Parcker Fennelly
Nbct
Lowise Massey Aid
Hoosier Hot Shots
Sally Poster
Lula Belle
Arnie
Uncle Ezra
Manle City
Joe Kelly
Nbcr
Grece Moore
Paul Taylor
Vincent Lopez
CHS
Guen
Joe Conk
Inc
Artis Or
Wwatrar Orch
Mary Everman
Ball Perry
Tenae
INBCY
Lunceford Orch
Cummins Orch
Newhord Orch
Raiders Win Sixth Straight in 8 5 Victory
Raiders clinched their sixth consecutive win beating Sioux City 8 to 5. Russ De Forest had a three singles and a double while Mike Chartak homered and added two singles, powering a late rally after Sioux City led 5 3. Al Krupski relieved Elston and later hit a homer while Chartak followed with another homer off Timm.
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Cleveland Indians
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Pinky Higgins
Oscar Melillo
Moe Berg
Domunck Dallesandro
Earl Coughlin
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al Krupski
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Sunday NBC Radio Concerts and Programs Overview
A scrambled listing of NBC and affiliated stations detailing a Sunday schedule with various programs. Notable items include coast to coast segments, children's shows conducted by Milton, a Holy Week style lineup, and multiple performers such as baritone Sones, organist Harry Gilbert, soprano Alexander, tenor Edward Matthews, and other musicians. The text reads like a chaotic program guide with station tags and musical acts.
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NBC
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Milton of Cross
WIZ Chain
Aunt Susan
Artelis Dickson
Red Man
Rosebud Yelsow
Robe Buest
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Tellights
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Harold W Dodds
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Johns Wlercfords Organ Moods
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Dalton Brothers Stelen Alexander
Nicholas Cosentino
Edward Matthews
Charles Magnante
Sam Herman
Waldo Mayo
Orch
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Jerry Brannony
Paul Gersman
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Softball Games Played On Jesup Field This Week
Jesup softball under the lights all week with Tuesday results showing Creamery defeating Telephone 9 to 8 and Jesup Town beating Waterloo Courier 4 to 3. Harold Hopkins is identified as Jesup’s general manager.
Hawks Beat Rock Island 5-2 to End Home Stand
Waterloo Red Hawks defeated Rock Island 5 to 2, securing an eighth win in nine starts. Bolsenga pitched for Waterloo, while Rock Island starter Frank Bolsenga was roughed up for twelve hits as Waterloo built leads with timely hits and walks. Joe Corbelli was signed to replace Hal Cosbey after the game.
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Hawk
Blackburn
Schinski
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Corbelli
Larson
Oetting
Newman
Schmidt
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Pete Doerr
Waterloo
Joe Corbelli
Cedar Rapids
Hal Cosbey
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Bestudik
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Williamson
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Mack Island
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Blues Demons Split in Davenport Doubleheader
Des Moines earned an even break with Davenport in a Thursday night doubleheader. After losing the opener 2 to 0, the Demons won the nightcap 2 to 1 behind Lefty McDougall who relieved in the third and earned the victory. Swigart took the loss after six hits allowed. Davenport scored first in the third on singles by Morgan Swigart and Floyd. The Demons tied in the fourth and took the lead in the sixth as Swigart walked Hughes and Piet singled.
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Chartak
Huff
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Elston
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Nelson
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Tobin
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Demons
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Swigart
Blue Sox
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Invaders
Traweek
van Camp
Piet
Barney Ross Stops Chuck Woods In Four Rounds In Indianapolis
Barney Ross the Chicago welterweight champion stopped Chuck Woods of Detroit in four rounds at the American Association park in Indianapolis before 6000 fans. Ross weighed 143 and Woods 148. Ross bloodied Woods early and dominated with rights and lefts, knocking Woods down for an eight count in the third and again for a full ten count to end the bout.
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Chicago
Chuck Woods
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