Springfield Brownsdown Cedar Rapids Raiders 5-2 in series sweep
Springfield defeats Cedar Rapids 5-2 to complete a five game season sweep. John Dobby pitched seven hits allowed while Neighbors and Dobby sparked a two run fifth inning. Reynolds relieved and held the Raiders scoreless until a ninth inning homer by Peyton.
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Philadelphia to Get First Night Baseball
Connie Mack nears another milestone as the Philadelphia Athletics host the Cleveland Indians in the first night game in the American League. The 77 year old pioneer helped found the league and the night game era, with 780 floodlights awaiting darkness at Shibe Park for an opening night crowd over 38,000. Expected dignitaries include Judge Landis and AL President William Harridge.
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Weakness in the Cubs Lineup Alarms Hartnett as Trade Talk Grows
Chicago Cubs manager Gabby Hartnett faces lineup gaps at first base outfield and pitching during a 13 game home stand that could reshape the club. Lefty French revived a shaky staff with a six hit win over Pittsburgh. Vance Page and Gene Lillard present pitching uncertainties while trade chatter swirls around Billy Herman and others as Hartnett defends his bench decisions.
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Johnny Mize
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Chuck Klein
Rip Collins
Babe Herman
Billy Herman
National Tank Meet Planned for Des Moines
The national A A U swimming and diving championships will be held at Birdland pool in Des Moines from July 27 to 30. Leo Lucier, Iowa A A U secretary, said Des Moines won by one vote over the Metropolitan association. The meet previously occurred at Birdland three years ago with top amateurs from across the country expected to compete.
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National Public Links Qualifying Plan Outlined for 1933
The United States Amateur Golf Association announces a new qualifying method for the 1933 Amateur Public Links Championship to be held July 24 to 29 at Mount Pleasant Park Golf Course in Baltimore Maryland. A fixed number of qualifying rounds and district quotas will determine the field, with about 200 players advancing to the championship proper. Previously rounds were held at unlimited locations with four qualifiers per site.
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Vet hurlers star in comeback games
Veteran pitchers Wesley Ferrell Larry French and Fritz Ostermueller delivered revival wins in spring training. Ferrell pitched seven innings despite a sore elbow as the Yankees beat the Athletics 3 0. French overcame early trouble to seal a 6 2 win over the Cubs in exhibition action. Ostermueller received strong run support and limited Washington to two runs in a 9 2 victory.
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Blond Coach Breaks the Mold at Iowa Football
Eddie Anderson, the new Iowa football coach described as boyish and blond, is seen by an Iowa alumnus and booster Judge M L McKinley at practice. The meeting hints at McKinley's role as an unofficial talent scout and observer of the Hawkeyes amid a sport wary of aging, demanding authorities.
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Hawkeye punting shines as Kinnick and McLain wow practice
Hawkeye football drills under a broiling sun switch from gridiron talk to golf as Nile Kinnick and Ed McLain display soaring punts. Bert McGrane picks Kathleen Carey Ruth Smith Edith Estabrooks as top contenders in the Iowa women’s tourney starting July 17 with Phyllis Otto as a dark horse.
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Cedar Rapids
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Dubuque
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League standings and Tuesday games preview
Evansville leads with 9 wins and 3 losses, Cedar Rapids 9 3.750, Springfield 7 1.636, Decatur 7 5.583, Clinton 6 6.500, Bloomington 5 10. Results show Springfield 5 Cedar Rapids 7, Decatur 7 Moline 2, Evansville 2 Clinton 1, Waterloo 8 Bloomington 6. Tuesday matchups list Cedar Rapids at Bloomington, Clinton at Decatur, Moline at Evansville, Waterloo at Springfield.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Rumors in Early News
Results Monday show Boston defeating Washington 9 to 2 and New York beating Philadelphia 3 to 0. Schedule lists St. Louis at New York, Chicago at ?, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Standings and schedule from 1920s basketball league
League standings listed with teams St Louis Brooklyn Boston New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia and others with win percentages and records. Only game scheduled Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis.
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Boston Red Sox Edge Washington in Slugfest Thriller
In a tense game Washington tallies three early runs but Boston surges back. Vosmik drives in two and hits a three base hit while Doerr and Cronin add key RBIs. Ostermueller picks up the win as Chase takes the loss in a 1 hour 56 minute contest.
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Oklahoma Defeats Cyclones 6 to 2 in opener
Oklahoma bunched three runs in two innings to beat Iowa State 6 to 2 in the first game of a two game baseball series. Dean Drury faced Heath in a pitching duel, Heath allowed five hits with six strikeouts and one walk. Gulledge hit a homer for Oklahoma, and Riley homered for Iowa State before Drury was relieved.
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Bill Driscoll Hurls Hitless Softball Game
The Park's ace moundsman Billy Driscoll threw the first no hit game of the season, defeating Rosenbaum's 7-0 in Open league softball. A later game saw Armstrong's topples Wilson's 3-2 after a tight, scoreless seventh, with strong fielding and a pitching duel between W Brousard and White highlight the finish.
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Coe Freshman Tennis Men Beat Cornell 6 0
The Coe freshman tennis team defeated Cornell on the local court Monday afternoon 6-0. Singles saw McAllister Coe beat Stabler Cornell 6-1 6-1 and Rozek Coe overcome Tripp Cornell 6-1 6-4. Weimer Coe defeated Schmidt Cornell 6-4 2-6 6-4. Doubles results: McAllister Rozek beat Stabler Tripp 6-1 6-4. Ball Weimer defeated Sampson Schmidt 6-2 6-4.
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Webster High Defeats Kinross 8 to 4
Webster high school beat Kinross 8 to 4 on Friday in a baseball game. Webster players led by strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the victory.
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Waterloo Beats Bloomington 8 to 6 In Opener
Waterloo explodes for four runs in the ninth to overcome Bloomington 8 to 6 in the opening night game. Crossley wins on the mound after Swails walks five in the fifth. Kash takes the loss.
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Don Brodahl Dominates for Decatur in 7-2 Victory
Don Brodahl mows down the Moline Plow Boys over six innings, allowing only two singles as Decatur wins 7 to 2. He drives in two runs, aiding a four-hit second inning that seals the game. Moline manager Mike Gazella hospitalized for observation and catcher Coleman of the Commies spiked during a play.
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Bees Clinch Top Spot With 2-1 Win Over Clinton
Evansville Bees move ahead in the standings by a 2-1 victory over Clinton. It marks their third win over the Giants in two days, dropping Clinton to fourth as the leaders shifted after the series opening.
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Feller’s Mother Not Seriously Hurt After Foul Ball
In Chicago the mother of pitcher Bob Feller suffered a forehead blow from a Sunday foul ball. An X ray showed no fracture and Dr. Phillip Kreuscher said she could return to Van Meter Iowa in three to four days. The incident happened while Feller pitched for Cleveland.
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Rain Halts Washington Game In Seventh Inning
Rain halted the season opener between the Iowa City Eagles and the Independents in the seventh inning with the score tied at five. Weather delays forced abandonment after two postponements and a tied count at 5 all in Washington.
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Luther Reserves Down Winona Teachers 5 1
Luther reserves defeated Winona State Teachers 5 to 1 in Decorah on Monday. Luther pushed four runs in the second inning on a hit a pass and three errors. Battery lists: Winona R Spencer Smith Brandt Luther Radtke Hove Sebastian.
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Mike Jacobs Blamed For Boxing Decline
The article quotes Lt. Col. Harvey L. Miller and Bob Considine discussing boxing's decline tied to Mike Jacobs. Miller, a marine and future national boxing association president, calls Jacobs’ contracts with top fighters a principal cause of the weak scene.
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Hibben Hurls Win Over Quakers 6-0
Cedar Rapids Engineers beat the Quakers 6 to 5 as Kenneth Hibben mystified the Quakers in all but one inning. Hibben’s bad seventh allowed four runs after a double burst by Jack Thenhaus and George Moore. Don Kinch struggled for the Quakers, while Currell and Mattier featured for the Engineers in a hard fought game.
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Freddie Hutchinson Struggles in Association Clash
Freddie Hutchinson 20 of the Toledo Mudhens, formerly with the Detroit Tigers, dropped his second of three AA starts as Columbus Redbirds pounded 13 hits to win 8 to 7. Hutchinson yielded a three run edge early but Columbus tied and won with a final run in the sixth.
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Troy Mills Beats Van Horne 10 to 1 in Sunday Baseball
The Troy Mills independent baseball team defeated Van Horne by 10 runs to 1 on Sunday.
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Troy Mills
Tony Canzoneri Booed By Home Town Friends
In New Orleans Tony Canzoneri, a former lightweight champion, drew a 10 round decisionless match with Nick Camarata amid booing by local fans. Canzoneri, trying a comeback, showed bursts of heavy punching but also long lapses as Camarata cut Canzoneri's eye, leaving the crowd unsettled.
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