Collins Resigns as Boston Red Sox Manager Amid 6-46 Struggles
John Collins resigns as manager of the Boston Red Sox after a 6-46 record through 57 games. Marty McManus named acting manager as team owner Bob Quinn contemplates a permanent replacement. Collins cites health and a desire to give another leader a chance.
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Schmeling and Sharkey Ready for Title Fight
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey completed six weeks of intense training and are prepared for their fifteen round heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden's outdoor arena on Long Island. Schmeling enters as the favorite at 6 to 5 after a decisive Kingston workout with three sparring partners and a large crowd watching.
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Terry Dominates Barnes In Open Championship Round
Terry, a perennial threat, won 3-1 over Don Barnes in the first round of the championship tourney as players faced weather delays and slow play after Sunday's matches. Other results included Iris beat Krause, Nelson beat Cameron, and multiple flight winners in a busy day.
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Auto Prize Draws Trans-Mississippi Golf Field
Nearly 300 golfers began the Trans-Mississippi tournament at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club with a $3,000 automobile prize. Former champions Jimmy Manion Des Moines Bob McCrary Des Moines and Arthur Bartlett Ottumwa are in the field. Defending champion Jimmy Goodman Omaha plays national open this week. Matches run 36 holes through Thursday.
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Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Bob McCrary
Des Moines
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jimmy Goodman
Omaha
Local Golf Team Takes Third Place In Clinton Meet
Clinton Davenport Country club golfers led by Paul Barton won the quad club team championship in an eighteen hole handicap event here Sunday. Clinton finished second Cedar Rapids third and Dubuque fourth. Barton captured medalist honors with 38 35 73 one over par.
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Lott Edges Parker For Net Crown In Thriller
George Lott of Chicago defeated Frankie Parker of Milwaukee in four sets to win the tri state tennis singles title in Cincinnati. Parker, the national boys champion, pushed Lott to the limit, dropping the first and third sets but rallying to force a fourth set before Lott completed the comeback 5 7 6 1 4 6 6 0 6 3.
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Frankie Parker
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Weather Lore From Ancient Priests On Temple Peaks
A note on ancient practice describing priests consulting celestial signs nightly for weather forecasts atop temple summits sixty centuries ago. The passage links early prophecy to climate awareness and ritual observation.
Waterloo Bows to Rock Island Tigers
Waterloo suffers a setback as the Tigers defeat the team in a league game. Strong performances by Rock Island's players drive the outcome while Waterloo searches for consistency and scoring opportunities.
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Keokuk Edges Burlington In Eight-Run Rally
In Galesburg Illinois Keokuk scored four in the eighth to beat Burlington 7-4. Cross tripled with the bases loaded to drive in the go ahead runs after Burlington led 4-3. Rice homered in the fourth with one on as Hawley allowed six hits and many walks.
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Indians Sweep Doubleheader to Move Ahead in AL Race
The Cleveland Indians won both games to pass Washington in the American League standings. In a 9 to 3 opener, and a 6 to 3 second game marked by Clint Brown's two on homer in the eighth, Boston's new manager Marty McManus took over from John Collins as the Red Sox slumped.
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Bob Quinn
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Shane) Collins
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Clint Brown
Tigers Rout Senators 8-5 to Take Series in Detroit
Detroit hammered Washington for an 8 to 5 victory to clinch the series at three games to one. The Tigers collected fourteen hits including four doubles a triple and a homer by Jonathan Stone to ignite the offense while Po Burke struggled on the mound.
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Coggeshall And Lott In Western Net Meet Field
George M. Lott a top ranking Davis Cup figure enters the Western tennis championship at River Forest club Chicago. Lott faces stiff tests from J Gilbert Hall Lester Stoefen Wray Brown Fritz Mercur Harrisall Frankie or Lefty of Cha and other noted players as the event begins Monday.
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South Orange
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Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
Harris All
Des Moines
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Milwaukee
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Cha
Young Finn Runner Beats Nurmi's Marks in Finland
Lauri Lehtinen, a young Finnish runner, clocked 14 minutes 16.9 seconds for 5000 meters and 13 minutes 50.3 seconds for three miles in Helsinki. He surpassed Paavo Nurmi's records of 14:28.2 and 14:11.2 respectively, setting new marks for a rising Finnish talent.
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Bunny Game To Have Special Features
The Bunny baseball series with Dubuque resumes Tuesday after a Sunday rainout. Ladies night and the Firemen saxophone band will boost attendance with music from 7 45 until game time. A 3 PM postponement is followed by an 8 15 PM regular game and a grandstand radio for Schmeling Sharkey.
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Standings in the Mississippi Valley League
The record shows Burlington, Dubuque, Waterloo, Keokuk and Rock Island in league standings with games noted amidst scattered weather references. Burlington-Davenport and Cedar Island are listed with postponed games due to rain and drizzle affecting schedules at multiple sites including Moline and Davenport.
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Sunday Results From Brooklyn and Nearby Games
Fragmentary Sunday scores show Brook teams and local games with partial results including 6 to 2 and Brooklyn mentions. OCR junk yields unclear team names and locations but confirms multiple Sunday basketball results.
Sunday results mix in city games across leagues
Sunday results show mixed outcomes with scores including 3 3 and 2 6. Games listed involve York and Chicago matches, plus Boston and Detroit contests at unnamed venues.
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Local Scores and Standings Harshly Scattered
Fragmented OCR shows multiple team records and matchups with Milwaukee Columbus Louisville St Paul Minneapolis Kan City, several partial records and unclear dates. Indicates games today with Milwaukee at Chicago and other uncertain pairings.
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Western League Scores and Today’s Games
Unclear OCR provides results and matchups for the Western League. Mentions Tulse and Des Moines, St. Joseph, Oklahoma and Chita as part of today’s schedule.
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Carleton Shuts Out Giants as Cardinals Win 7 0
Tex Carleton earned his first major league win by limiting the New York Giants to two hits. The St. Louis Cardinals won 7 to 0, the Giants suffering a second straight shutout after scoring in every prior game. Jim Bottomley, back in the lineup, hit two homers and a single with four RBIs.
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Colored Giants Triumph 14 to 1 Over Newhall
In Newhall the Colored Giants of Rapids dominated the game, beating Newhall 14 to 1. Lefty Ford kept Newhall scoreless while White contributed his bending pitches for the victorious side.
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White
Sacred Water Bowl Lake Size Demonstration
The Sacred Water Bowl shows a 1,500 foot long feature containing a lake about 1,200 feet wide.
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