Cubs Double Dodgers As Warneke Wins Sixth Straight
Cubs take fifth straight win with Len Warneke allowing nine hits in a 5 to 2 victory over Brooklyn. Kiki Cuyler homer helps, while Ralph Boyle injures ankle on base. Dodgers manager Casey Stengel and catcher A Lopez ejected after dispute with umpire. Cardinals crush Giants 13 to 7 behind Paul Dean in St Louis. Pirates and Phillies split a rain-shortened doubleheader in Pittsburgh.
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Local Legion Team Defeats Central City 6-1 In Opener
The Cities Service junior American Legion baseball team opened a three game series at Daniels Park with a 6-1 win over Central City. Bowker and Kinch led early with errors helping push runs across, Rogers drove in multiple runs, and Central City’s lone score came on a fielders choice in the third. A second game is set for Thursday at Central City as Cedar Rapids talent joins the Cedar Rapids area battle for district advancement.
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Luke Sewell Hurt As Senators Win
Washington Senators edged the St. Louis Browns 10 9 at Griffith Stadium as catcher Luke Sewell was knocked unconscious by a fastball from Browns pitcher Bump Hadley. He was hospitalized with his condition described as good while doctors awaited X ray results. It follows Joe Kuhel’s broken ankle sidelining him.
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Standings and results blur across multiple leagues
Monday to Wednesday results across the American leagues show Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, St. Joseph, Topeka, Omaha and others with varying records and looming Tuesday and Wednesday matchups. The American Association standings include Minneapolis, St Paul, Columbus and Milwaukee, with several nine- and four-night games noted, plus detailed box scores for New York, Detroit, and Cleveland games and injuries.
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Cooper and Armour Tie Illinois Pro Golf Title in Heat
In Springfield Illinois Cooper shot a final 68 to tie Tommy Armour for the Illinois state pro golf championship at 141 after 36 holes. The two rivals enter an 18 hole playoff Wednesday as heat and effort tested their stamina.
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Bedford Decorah Men In Finals Of Left Handed Meet
Oelwein Lake of Bedford the defending champion advanced to the finals of the state left handers golf tournament and will meet Baker of Decorah for the title. Lake won his semi-final over Crilley of Mount Pleasant 7 and 6 and Baker defeated Alyger of Decorah 6 and 5. Franklin of Reinbeck claimed the second flight title by beating Bennett of Oelwein 5 and 4, with semi-final wins over Ostgaard of Decorah and Lyons of Jefferson. J H Shipton of Marengo won the consolation from Jarvis of Oskaloosa by default. Brookings of Des Moines, a one legged golfer, took the second flight consolation from H R Shipton of Garwin 4 and 3.
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Perry Of Britain To Defend U. S. Title
Fred Perry, Britain's ace tennis player and United States singles champion, will defend his title at Forest Hills in September, per a letter received by the United States Lawn Tennis Association.
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Raiders Win Series From Topeka 2-1 In Low Scoring Duel
Johnny Hart out pitched Les Barnhart as the Raiders edged Topeka 2-1 at Hill Park. Hart allowed six hits with eight strikeouts while Barnhart fanned nine but took the loss. Mizeur and Lisle fueled the Raiders with key hits including two doubles by Mizeur, sending Anderson and the club to a late inning victory and a Des Moines trip for a three game set.
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Reds Trade Dazzy Vance to Cardinals for Waiver Price
Cincinnati announces the sale of Dazzy Vance to the St. Louis Cardinals for 7500 dollars. Vance, once a league leading pitcher, failed to deliver for the Reds and will join the Cards as a relief pitcher. The deal also brings Harry McCurdy, a Houston Texas League catcher, to Cincinnati as a pinch hitter and reserve catcher. McCurdy, 30, an Illinois graduate, is expected to manage one of Cincinnati’s farms next season.
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Londos Beats Browning To Settle Mat Dispute
In Madison Square Garden Londonos the Greek idol defeated 233-pound world champion Jim Browning in one hour ten minutes and ten seconds. About 20 000 fans attended the bout, paying around 40000 dollars as Londos surged from beneath the ropes to finish Browning with a decisive crotch hold and slam.
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Michigan Golfer Wins Medal In Collegiate Meet
Michigan's Charlie Kocsis captured medalist honors at the National Intercollegiate golf championships in Cleveland despite driving wind and rain. He shot 74-73-147 to lead by two strokes and help Michigan win the team title with 614, Yale second at 617, and Georgia Tech third at 618. The field featured 32 qualifiers advancing to match play.
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15 Year Old Leads North Central Golf Meet
A 15 year old from Boone Iowa Billy Hale shot a 74 two over par to lead the North Central annual golf meet qualifying. Match play begins today with semi finals and finals set for Wednesday. Fort Dodge defender Marion Joselyn faced Billy Cordingley in the first round.
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Goldman Eaton Lead In Trans Meet With 71s
Goldman Dallas and Eaton Oklahoma City led the trans Mississippi golf qualifying round after 18 holes posting 71’s. Wilson Schoellkopf Dallas and Johnny Dawson Chicago followed with 72. Dallas youths Harry Todd and O’Hara Watts shot 73s while Johnny Goodman Omaha and Lawson Little posted 14 and 75 respectively.
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Omaha
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Postpone Final For Western Net Title
Bryant Grant of Atlanta and John McDiarmid of Fort Worth Texas will contest the Western tennis championship title during the national clay court event in Chicago at the Town and Tennis Club. The match scheduled for Monday was postponed because of rain and the players agreed to hold a playoff during the clay court tournament.
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Seek To Reorganize The Chicago Stadium
In Chicago, three creditors filed a petition in US district court to reorganize the stadium, already under receivership for about eighteen months. A bondholder committee planned a meeting today to set policy and respond to the creditors.
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