Tigers Rally Past Yankees In 8-5 Victory At Detroit
Schoolboy Rowe returns to form for Detroit as Hank Greenberg belts his 16th homer and drives in runs in the 8-5 win over the New York Yankees. The Tigers, after a split in New York, move into a three-way tie for third in the American League amid other notable daily feats across both leagues.
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Detroit
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Lou Fette
Cincinnati Reds
Gabby Hartnett
Rob Luke Hamlin
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Schoolboy Rowe
Yankee
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Conesville Beats Wapello 12 to 2 in Sun Day Contest
Conesville ii dependent baseball team defeated Wapello 12 to 2 at Wapello. Conesville pitchers held the visitors to four hits. Hawkins led the offense with three hits including a triple. Batteries: Singleton Adams Hawkins for Conesville. Johnson Murray McGill Milburn Archibald for Wapello. Conesville will host Wapello next Sunday.
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Gazette
Conesville
Conesville ii
Wapello
Hawkins
Singleton
Adams
Johnson
Murray
McGill
Milburn
Archibald
Traer Softball Teams Win Double Header at Home
Traer softball teams defeated Cities Service of Waterloo in a Friday doubleheader. The first game ended 5-0 with Wood pitching for Traer, and the second 7-3 behind Konicek as the locals hurled for the win.
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Cities Service of
Waterloo
Wood
Konicek
Raiders Free Tonight as Rain Postpones Bloomington-Cedar Rapids Game
With the Raiders leading 2-1 in the third inning Sunday night, heavy rain postponed the Bloomington Cedar Rapids game. The third in the series was slated for 8 15 p m weather permitting. Women admitted free. Starting Tuesday night Springfield league leaders will play three at Hill park. Wednesday night game sponsored by Wilson and company. Tickets at 20 cents good for any seat except boxes. Additional seats erected to hold over 4 000. An M and J league game between Wilsons and the Light company precedes at 5 30 with leadership of the M and J league at stake.
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Springfield
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Bracket Expanded to 64 in Collegiate Golf Tournament
Des Moines UP reports Chick Evans announces the national collegiate golf tournament will increase qualifiers from 32 to 64, adding one more match-play round. Defending champion John P. Burke of Georgetown competes next week as Stanford eyes the Maxwell cup and Wakonda course rains boost rough conditions ahead of practice.
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Chick Evans
Wiil
John P. Burke
Georgetown University
Stanford University
Louisville
Wakonda
Galento Eats On Gargantuan Scale
AP report from Summit New Jersey notes Tony Galento eats double the board of sparring partners at Mme Beys camp while all share the same grub. The piece mocks training routines, mentions Lou Nova, Jorge Brescia, and Wooderson rumors, plus a dairy night in Minneapolis and Earl Averill trade fallout.
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N. J
Tony Galento
Mme. Bey
Lou Nova
Baer
Lou
Jorge Brescia
Stooges
Chuck Fenske
Wisconsin
Galento
Wooderson
Joe Louis
Mommer
Mr. MacPhail
Brooklyn
Oklahoma U
Sooners
Iowa State
Nebraska
North Liberty softball loses twice to Coralville
Coralville defeated North Liberty 8 to 6 in the first game and 5 to 3 in the second. Elmer Raim pitched for North Liberty with David Von Stein catching, while Don Anciaux and Owen Morgan took the mound for Coralville with Ray Anciaux catching.
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Coralville
Elmer Raim
David von Stein
Don Anciaux
Owen Morgan
Ray Anciaux
Red Pepper view on the Princeton mile crowding and the four minute miler
The piece argues that fouls and contact are common in mile racing and defending the inner rail as optimal. It questions Sidney Woodersons withdrawal after being elbowed, noting his foreign status and public fame. It also raises sympathy for American runners like Fenske Cunningham and Rideout who contend with Wooderson and the crowd.
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Fenske
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Rideout
Veterans dominate majors as A A U trials loom
Baseball notes reveal Dizzy Dean and Lefty Grove excel in major league action with one run games and one hit performances. References to Wooderson, Hartnett, Rowe, Fette, and Reiser appear amid park improvements, league shifts, and local club humor linking to the M and J league and Daniels park discussions.
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Dizzy Dean
Brooklyn Dodgers
Teddy Lyons
Lefty Grove
Cleveland Indians
Gabby Hartnett
Dean
Schoolboy Rowe
Yanks
Ruppert Stadium
Box Scores Major League 3913246 Totals and Game Two
Detailed box scores show Boston and Cincinnati in a tight first game with Grissom earning the win and Derringer taking the loss in 8 innings. Second game notes Derringer pitching 8, with Hadley charged for the loss, and a multi run Detroit outing behind Greenberg Gordon and DiMaggio.
Baseball game summary with errors and runs
A baseball game report lists player substitutions and batting outcomes for New York and St Louis. Key events include runs batted in by Demaree Leeds Padgett Crespi McGee and Gutteridge, multiple base hits by Mize and Gutteridge, and a Chi OZ za home run. McGee gets the winning pitcher while Lottman takes the loss.
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Zohrman
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Eg Weiland
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Brooklyn Hampers Chicago in low-scoring baseball clash
Brooklyn and Chicago split a tight 13 inning game with a 6 to 4 Brooklyn win. Key moments include Hartnett driving in runs for Chicago and Durocher anchoring Chicago’s infield errors.
Cleveland Edges Boston in Ninth Inning Rally
Errors by Webb and Trosky aid Cleveland as Keltner Solters Williams Tabor and Desautels drive in runs. Tabor hits a homer, Solters and Keltner add two base hits each. Campbell Chapman Sacrifices by Hemsley Hudlin and Grove on base. Hudlin lasts seven innings, takes the loss. Boston baseball errors noted.
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Chicago Beats Phillies In Scrappy Ballgame
Chicago lineup with Kuhel and Bejma key hits faces Philadelphia as Pippen and Joyce lead with strong pitching. Phillies RBIs come from Johnson and Kuhel with Chapman, Lodigiani, and Miles contributing. Final tallies show Chicago 4 Philadelphia 5 with late rally halted by solid defense and errors by Appling and Chapman.
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Kuhel
Miles
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British Polo Team Wins Third Match on 10-Goal Handicap
In New York the United States 40 goal dream team routed Britain in a consolation polo match. Missing 10-goal Cecil Smith, the US still fielded four 10-goal players and won 16 to 14 after allowing a 10-goal head start to the British team who led 10-0 at the start.
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Art Bartlett Wins Ottumwa Amateur Tourney
Ottumwa veteran Art Bartlett captured the southeastern Iowa amateur medal play title on the Ottumwa municipal course with 141 strokes after a two-over par 7 qualification. Seventeen-year-old Johnny Stoltz finished seven behind, and Eddie Reece was third. Bartlett earned an expense paid trip to the Iowa amateur meet in Mason City starting July 10 along with a permanent trophy.
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Hills Team Wins in Thirteen Inning Softball Classic
Hills team from Hills Ia edged the Maccabees of the Fraternal league after a 13 inning marathon at Ellis Park Sunday afternoon. Kline and Ernefekt pitched for Hills with Hib ee and Prusek handling the Maccabees mound duties.
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Springfield Browns sweep two from Waterloo to stay atop league
Springfield Browns win 17 7 and 5 3 over Waterloo to move one game ahead in the Three I league. Bell Neighbors and Keller drive in five in the opener as six homers set a park record, while Hanning and Lotz duel in the second game with Springfield rallying for three runs in the seventh. Decatur also takes both from Clinton, while Evansville gains on first with a doubleheader sweep. Bloomington Cedar Rapids game rained out. Bloomers move to sixth ahead of Waterloo.
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Track Aces On Coast Favored Over Big Ten
In Berkeley, sponsors expect the Pacific Coast Conference to beat the Big Ten in the midweek track and field meet. USC’s Wilson faces Diefenthaler in the high jump while Bill Watson of Michigan is favored in the shot put and broad jump, with potential new records drawing spectator interest.
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Diefenthaler
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Wilson
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Standings and results in THREE-I League action
Standings show Springfield 26 2 in first place, Decatur 26 19 and Clinton 24 20 trailing while Cedar Rapids 21 22 and Evansville 25 19 compete. Sundays results list Springfield 17 5 and Waterloo 7 3 along with Decatur 13 5 and Clinton 3 0. Bloomington at Cedar Rapids rain. upcoming games Monday include Bloomington at Cedar Rapids and Decatur at Clinton.
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Cedar Rapids
Sunday baseball results and schedule from city leagues
Sunday results show Chicago 6 4 and Philadelphia 5 9 with Iton 5 5 and Cleveland 4 3. Detroit 8 New York. St Louis at Washington rain. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at N St Louis at Washington (2). Cleveland Boston not scheduled.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Force Changes
The column shows team records with wins and losses for Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis New York Philadelphia and Boston. Sunday results include Chicago 1 Brooklyn 0 Cincinnati defeated Boston while St. Louis beat New York and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with rain.
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Kansas City and Milwaukee Baseball Scores and Postponements
Scores show Kansas City 8 2, Milwaukee 12 5, Indianapolis 4 8, St. Paul 7, with several team records listed. A cond game postponed due to rain. second game postponed by rain.
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Wooderson Run Turns Public Chorus At Princeton Mile
At Princeton last Saturday Sydney Wooderson led a star studded four man mile billed as the mile of the century. Amid 28000 spectators the race devolved into a slow, languid affair as opponents passed Wooderson on the final stretch while Fenske Cunningham San Romani and Rideout finished ahead. Wooderson’s late rally could not erase the spectacle of a race run at a pedestrian pace despite early brisk fractions.
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Revolta Birdie Putt Wins Inverness Four Ball Title
Johnny Revolta of Evanston and Henry Picard of Hershey captured the Inverness four ball crown at Toledo with a 30-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole. The playoff included Sam Snead Vic Ghezzi Byron Nelson Jag McSpaden and ended after Revolta buried the clinching putt as Snead missed. The $5,200 event saw 126 holes over four days with eight two-man teams.
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Jag McSpaden
Denny Shute
Dutch Harrison
Walter Hagen
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Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Ed Dudley
Ky Laffoon
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Comiskey to Box On Paychek Card in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP Clem Dawson of Barberton Ohio will box Pat Comiskey of Patterson New Jersey in Des Moines on June 26. They meet as the semi windup to the Johnny Paychek Maurice Strickland main event, promoter Pinkie George announced.
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Clem Dawson
Barberton
Pat Comiskey
Young Patterson
N. J
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Johnny Paychek
Maurice Strickland
Decorah Meet Sets New Track Record in 2:11 Trot
In Decorah on Sunday afternoon Martinique Jr. owned by B M Graham won the first heat of the 2:11 trot in 2:07 34 before about 1500 spectators. The card featured Pace purses of 200 and include entries such as Kate C Grattan Czar Bingo Beau Geste Rhea Russell and Miss Terre Haute among others with several races listing times and notable horses and drivers.
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Kate C. Grattan
Worthy
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Lacey
Cehanvbe
Elasior
Saeeal
Trudustan
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Frisco Pete
Schuyler
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Johnny C
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Lecaire
Coney Ho Hoff
Gerry Jackie Donokan
Bob Dodge
Pat Peton
Walter Ines
Woodlawn
Belle Azoff
Burmeister
Ce eaaKes
Mores
Andy's Service Wins Happy Valley Baseball Tourney
Andy's Service won the Happy Valley baseball tournament final 11-8 over Honeymead after defeating Chocolate Cream 12-10 in the semifinals. Honeymead had earlier eliminated Happy Valley 8-7, while Chocolate Cream beat Cherry-Burrell 6-5 in the earlier round.
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Mako Parker win doubles title at Triple A tennis
Gene Mako and Frankie Parker defeated John Doeg and Wayne Sabin 6-2 6-2 to take the doubles crown at the Triple A tournament in St. Louis. Parker then beat Mako 6-3 6-3 6-4 to win the singles title in the same event.
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Gene Mako
Frankie Parker
John Doeg
Wayne Sabin
Parker
Mako
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