Yankees Rally for Victory as Newsom Bombed in Eighth
The New York Yankees overcame St Louis Browns ace Buck Newsom with six runs in the eighth inning to win 8 to 3. Tony Lazzeri drove in two, Lou Gehrig and Red Rolfe plated runs, and Babe Ruth, Earle Combs, and Lazzeri sparked the rally before Ed Wells closed. Lefty Gomez notched his fourth straight win for New York.
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The Standings and Results in Baseball's Major Leagues
National League standings and Wednesday results show uneven records for New York Boston Pittsburgh and others with Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia in pursuit. American League listings include New York Boston Washington and Cleveland with Tuesday results and upcoming matchups.
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Reds End Eight-Game Slide With 7 3 Win Over Giants
Cincinnati red legs broke open in the first inning scoring six against Fred Fitzsimmons and Joe Bowman as the Reds defeated the New York Giants 7 to 3. Don Brennan started for Cincinnati, yielding seven hits and six walks while Travis Jackson sat out for New York with a stomach ailment.
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Boxing results from various venues across the nation show mixed outcomes
Multiple bouts reported with winners including Solly Dukelskhs in Chicago. Geno Salvatore and Samm Richman scoring victories. Other cards feature Lou Vine and Eddie Shea in Chicago and Flint respectively, Mose Bulch drew with Frankie Wolfran in Wheeling, and more upsets listed with unclear weights and locations across Zanesville Stockton and Omaha.
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Penick and Ford Dominate Amana 16 to 2 in Confident Victory
Penick and Ford defeated the Amana Demons 16 to 2 on Sunday. The Demons will face Conroy at Conroy next Sunday.
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National Cross Country Run At Iowa City Nov 29
Officials set November 29 as the national senior cross country championship date at the University of Iowa. About 100 entrants from clubs, universities and colleges are expected to compete on the 10,000 meter course. Ray Sears of Butler University is favored to defend his title.
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Upper Iowa Aims for Conference Victory Over Teachers
Upper Iowa seeks first Iowa conference win against State Teachers after a 10 to 1 season opener win at Missouri. The Peacocks then faced Luther in two conference games and schedule two more with Luther and Central, plus Town State on May 18 and a tentative May 26 Carleton clash. Battery: Willenberg and Nedimovich. Mullen. Banning or Smith. Huchesss. Sungailn. Anderson. Ryan. Michalski.
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Engineers win in league debut beating Penick and Ford 5 to 4
More than 1,000 fans filled Daniels park for the M. and J. league opener as CR. Engineers edge Penick and Ford 5 to 4. Mayor Neill tossed the first ball, Ed Stefan park commissioner caught the ceremonial strike, and Burgus umpired. Key plays included Barnes' two runs and Seabrooke's go ahead double. Wednesday features Light company and Witwer Grocers debut.
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Wrestling Results From Associated Press Roundup
In St Louis Jim Londos defeated Joe Saveldi after Saveldi was counted out following a plunge from the ring. Fred Mruno of New York beat Lloyd Stewart in straight falls. Paul Roesch and Bert Rub remained tied in a split decision. Len Wallick of California defeated Johnny Carlin in straight falls in Cambridge.
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McLarnin Plans Retirement After Three More Years in Ring
New York AP reports Jimmy McLarnin aims to retire within three years, planning marriage afterward. He vows stronger form as he defends welterweight title against Barney Ross on May 28, training at Atlantic City while Ross travels from Chicago to Ferndale, N Y.
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Iowa football practice resumes under Coach Solem
Iowa City reports the University of Iowa football program back in full swing with ten days of fundamentals and signals polishing to precede fall drills. Coach Solem aims to reach a point where no basics are needed when practice opens September 15, recalling past scrimmage starts and a peak season near Northwestern.
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Iowa Net Team Whitewashes State Teachers 6 0
Iowa State Teachers failed to win a set as the Iowa Hawkeyes swept six matches to win 6 0 in Cedar Falls. Singles results showed Towa defeated Rickert and others while doubles bouts included Van der Zee Nye and Fletcher Sich beating Reeves Klotz 6 2 6 0.
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Illinois Nine Tops Chicago 7 To 4 In Big Ten Race
Illinois leads the Western conference baseball standings with a 7 to 4 win over Chicago. Masek allowed nine hits and struck out twelve, while Levin homered for Chicago. The game swung on a three run rally in the sixth inning as Illinois pulled away.
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Raiders Begin Last Week Of Practice For Opening
Raiders under Hank Hargrave begin the final week of practice at Hillfield with 22 players, aiming to trim three to four before the season opener in Rock Island next Tuesday. Exhibition opponents include the House of David on Saturday and the Hartford Giants on Sunday as rain-softened grounds aid drills.
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Goodman and Little Lead Walker Team at St Andrews
America's Walker Cup prospects brighten as Johnny Goodman and Lawson Little shine in practice at St Andrews Scotland. Goodman carded 72 and teamed with Little for 70 in foursomes while Little recovers from a tendon injury.
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Conroy Victors 14 8 Over South Amana in Nineteenth Century Style
Conroy baseball team crushed South Amana 14 to 8 in front of a home crowd. Sims had three doubles and a walk in five trips, while Kuhnle and Leahy pitched for Conroy. Romig started for South Amana before Deicher relieved.
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Pittsburgh Pirates release four players on option
The Pirates cut four players from the roster, sending catcher Hal Finney pitcher Cy Blanton and infielder Harry Brubaker to Albany of the International League and pitcher Lloyd Johnson to the Mission club of the Pacific Coast League.
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Church League Softball Second Round Action Report
In the second round at Ellis Park First Reformed Calgary Baptist edged Edington 6 to 5 as Jackson fanned seven. Sinclair Memorial beat Church of the Brethren 14 to 2. Trinity Methodist won by forfeit over Second Christian and beat Elks 11 to 1. Westminster swept St. Pauls 28 to 11. Central Park battled Bethany Congregational to a 20 20 tie. St James defeated Second Christian 18 to 15. Calvary topped Daniels Park Presbyterian 21 to 7.
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Indiana Batsmen Defeat Purdue 5 to 2 In Bloomington
Indiana University baseball beat Purdue 5 to 2 as Whitey Wilshere struck out sixteen, allowing four hits. Olson and Lang had two singles for Purdue, while Dugan and Huffman hit triples for Indiana and Wahl added three timely singles.
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Ohio City College Tennis Match Results Noted
Fragmentary notes list players Nekola Dol sack MacLean Bachman Garbark from Toledo and Treble team members Carson Brenrel Greer Gooch. a single Columbus match is recorded with score 0 1 etc. Unable to confirm full results due to incomplete OCR.
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