Crowder Bests Ferrell As Senators Defeat Cleveland 3 To 2
Washington Senators beat Cleveland Indians 3 to 2 as Alvin Crowder allowed 8 hits while Wesley Ferrell gave up ten. Joe Cronin led the offense with two doubles and two singles in four at bats. Cecil Travis contributed two hits in three chances as Washington moved into sole possession of second in the American League.
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National League Standings and Wednesday Results
National League standings list Pittsburg, St Louis, New York, Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia with W L and winning percentages. Wednesday results include Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 5 St Louis 2, Boston 8 Cincinnati 0. Thursday games noted among New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis.
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Pirates Rally Past Phillies 6 4 To Strengthen Lead
Pirates toppled the Phillies 6 to 4 as Hal Smith pitch eased relief duties after a rough start. John Berry left with a fractured leg in the third as Pittsburgh built a three run first inning and held on, retaking first in the National League standings.
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Iowa State Nine Conquers Upper Iowa 7-3
Special to The Gazette Fayet te Iowa State defeats Upper Town 7 to 3 in a loosely played baseball game. ISU capitalized with timely hits including triples by Van Meter and Doty, and O ss in n led the offense with two singles. Upper Iowa’s Anderson had two hits for the Peacocks.
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Sarazen Leads Ouimet at Halfway of Weston Exhibition
Gene Sarazen, 1930s national open champion, leads Francis Ouimet by one hole at the halfway mark of a 36 hole exhibition match in Weston Massachusetts. Weeresdas is noted after a strong start as the round ends with half the event completed and the final eighteen holes planned for Thursday at Charles River Golf Club.
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American Association St Panel ann 210 postponed rain
St Pancras ann match details hampered by rain with Harriss Fenner Cardage land Young Pines noted as postponed at Kansas City due to inclement weather.
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Red Peppers Wet Sport Chatter
The ball used in the American league may be less lively, but the pace is set by hitters like Luke Sewell who piled up five hits in a game against St. Louis and sustained a hot stretch. The column notes a standout track talent Jack Parker from Lamont Iowa, excels in hurdles and broad jump and may shine at Ames, while Charley Grimm’s managing fate with the Cubs draws scrutiny amid a pennant race and rumors of Hornsby’s future with the Cardinals.
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Baseball score notes and pitching details from a game
The record lists players and actions including Wright, Jedee, O Dou, Martin, Crawford, Frisch, Walker, Heimach, Thorston, Jobson, Johnson, and Magerkarth. It notes bases on balls, hits, strikeouts, and pitching outcomes with mentions of Frisch winning and Thorston losing. Time not specified.
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Nagurski learns matmen know the answers in Minneapolis
Bronko Nagurski, Minnesota football star, tangled with Joe Cox of Cleveland in a one fall wrestling match at the auditorium. After forty minutes of rough action, Nagurski secured a crotch and half nelson before losing to a clever counter.
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Cox Wins by Knockout After Pin Confusion
In a tense wrestling bout Nagurski thought a fall was awarded when Cox patted him on the back. Nagurski released his hold and stood, Cox struck him in the mouth, dazing him, then finished the match as Nagurski rose.
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Enid Wilson Aims for Third British Golf Title
Enid Wilson, 23, of England,advanced toward a third consecutive British women's golf title at Gleneagles Scotland. She beat Doris Park 5 and 4 in the semifinal while Diana Plumpton edged Diana Fishwick one up to reach Thursday's 36 hole final. Wilson defeated Mrs A Clement 4 and 3 in the morning. Plumpton had defeated Barbara Daniell one up in 19 holes. Daniell earlier eliminated Ben Gottlieb an overseas entrant from Tuckahoe NY.
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Hartnett Secret Beer Keeps Cubs Hitters Hot
Charles Leo Hartnett the Chicago Cubs catcher leads NL champions with a hot streak while joking that beer fuels his hitting. A U.P. report recalls Hartnett betting six bottles of beer on two hits, wagering on a home run or a pop. The tale links his pace to beer cravings and ties to a dugout scene from last season.
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Requiem For Ruth Is Being Sung Once More
New York report on Babe Ruth's failing form and health as the Yankees debate whether to bench him to save attendance or keep him in the lineup. Joe McCarthy denies resting Ruth while murmurs say Ruth’s value is waning and Combs would be missed more. A bright moment in Indianapolis offers a wild 500 foot homer, but doubt remains Ruth will finish season strong.
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Indianapolis
Big 6 May Bar Broadcasting of Football Games
Big Six conference athletic directors plan discussions in Lincoln on Friday about banning radio broadcasting at football games and setting next season admission prices. Schedules for football and basketball seasons, officials’ assignments, a golf tourney for directors, and sessions for faculty reps are planned, with the annual track and field meet at Memorial Stadium Friday and Saturday.
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Oxford High Downs Iowa City Nine 10-3
Oxford High School defeated St Marys High of Iowa City 10 to 3 in a Monday afternoon baseball game at Oxford. The win improves Oxford’s record as the teams faced off on the home field.
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