Yankees Rout White Sox to Move Within Two Games of Chicago
The New York Yankees defeated the league-leading Chicago White Sox 13 to 5, pulling into second place in the American League and one half game behind the Sox. Gary Allen earned his fourth straight win as the Yanks exploded with runs in the sixth and seventh innings, overcoming a 5-5 tie and delivering a decisive victory in front of a large crowd.
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Cleveland Indians
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Jimmy Allen
al Simmon
Yanks
Joe Vance
Blaeholder Debuts with Loss as Tigers Sweep A's
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 in Blaeholder's Philadelphia debut. Pete Fox hits a first pitch homer for Detroit, adding runs in the fourth and sixth frames behind Elden Auker. Finney drives in Philadelphia's lone run with a sixth inning triple.
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Six run rally lifts Red Sox past Indians 19 to 5
Wes Ferrell wins his sixth of the season after a rough start against his former team. Boston bats erupt with two six run bursts, led by Cronin’s homer and doubles from a host of players. Cleveland manager Joe Cronin and Roy Johnson spark the late onslaught as Boston powers to a wide victory.
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Wes Ferrell
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Indians
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Monte Pearson
Joe Cronin
Roy Johnson
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Bill Knickerbocker
Joe Vosmik
Sinclairs Defeat Engineers 4 To 1 In Open League
Sinclair company defeated C. R. Engineers 4 to 1 at Daniels Park in the twelfth annual open ing Manufacturers and Jobbers league game. Penick and Ford band entertained before and during the contest. Inaugural ceremonies were led by Commissioner Dave Williams with Ed Stefan behind the rubber. Final line score shows Sinclair 4 Engineers 1 with key hits by Leinbach and Buckner, and noting 7 left on base for Sinclair and 6 for Engineers.
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Gophers and Notre Dame Sign Two Football Games
Minnesota and Notre Dame agreed to a home and home football series for 1937 and 1938. The opener will be at Minneapolis on October 30 1937 followed by a return game at South Bend on October 29 1938. The talks were led by Frank G McCormick and Elmer Layden after weeks of negotiations. Prior meetings had Notre Dame with two wins and one tie.
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Standings and Wednesday Results in Major League League
Standings show W L Pet for Keokuk Sioux City Omaha Island Davenport Des Moines Rapids and others with records. Tuesday results include Omaha 8 Des Moines 3 Davenport 6 Cedar Rapids 8 Rock Island 8 Keokuk 7 St Joseph 7 Sioux City 3. Wednesday games list Sioux City Des Moines Davenport Cedar Rapids Keokuk Rock Island Omaha St Joseph. Major league scores include New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Boston.
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Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results Snapshot
In the American Association standings Milwaukee leads with a .625 win percentage, followed by other teams including Columbus and Kansas City. Wednesday results show Minneapolis defeating Columbus 16 to 6 after 110 innings and Kansas City beating Louisville 3 to 2 in a rain-shortened night game.
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Blanton Falls to Giants 5 2 in Pittsburgh Contest
Darrell Cy Blanton faced the New York Giants for the second time this season and lost 5 to 2. Roy Parmelee outpitched him, giving the Giants two early runs and holding the Pirates to five hits while Blanton struck out five and allowed nine hits with weak support. Ott doubled twice and Weintraub drove in runs as the Giants built a two run lead, then added two more in the third and another in the seventh for the final score.
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Cardinals edge Phillies 3 2 as Haines stars on mound
In a calm rematch after a rough previous meeting, Jesse Haines pitched eight strong innings for the St. Louis Cardinals as they defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2. Haines limited the Phils to eight hits while issuing no walks, guiding the world champions to the win in a game marked by earlier on-field fracas between the clubs.
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Waukon Drops Opener to Farmersburg 4-3
Waukon opened play in the Northeastern Iowa Baseball League on their local grounds Sunday with a 4 to 3 loss to Farmersburg. The close game featured a competitive effort from both teams as Farmersburg took the early lead and held on for the win.
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Davenport Rallies to Nip Raiders in Ninth Inning
The Western league contest saw Davenport rally from a two-run deficit to defeat the Raiders 6 to 5 in the ninth inning. Raiders had led 6-3 entering the frame as Ed Hall and Polly led Davenport’s offense, while Milt Bocek Kling er and Webb provided early Raiders sparks but couldn't hold on.
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American Association game summary incomplete
Teams listed include Minneapolis and Louisville with scattered player names but many fragments remain unreadable. likely a multi-city box score blurb with innings and pitchers noted, but essential results and context are missing.
Reds Beat Dodgers as Earnshaw Debuts Wildly in 5-4 Loss
In Cincinnati, the Reds tally four runs in the fifth to back Si Johnson who wins the pitchers duel. George Earnshaw struggles in his first National League start, yielding four earned runs with wildness early. Brooklyn’s three-run seventh sparks late drama, but Cincinnati holds on for a 5 to 4 victory.
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Two More Killed At Indianapolis Speedway Tragedy
Three men died and a fourth was critically injured during qualifying trials for the 500 mile race at Indianapolis speedway. Victims include W H Stubby Stubblefield 27 Los Angeles driver Leo Whittaker riding mechanic and Johnny Hannon eastern dirt track champion Oscar Reeves Indianapolis riding mechanic seriously hurt when Hannon lost control at the third turn. Stubblefield died after his car overturned striking the wall during a late run.
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Stubby” Stubblefield
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Coe Tennis Team Shut Out by Iowa Six Nothing
Iowa City Iowa AP The University of Iowa tennis team closed its dual season by defeating Coe College 6 to 0. Captain John Fletcher led Iowa with straight set wins over Bob Stansbury and others while Fletcher and Cline won the doubles over Stansbury and Roberts.
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Demons fall to Omaha Packers 9 3 in third game
Des Moines led by Claude Passo who had 20 2 3 scoreless innings, allowed three runs in the first and then fell behind as Omaha bunched hits. Engleman wild but Omaha held the Demons to two runs in the fourth before adding three more in the seventh and one in the eighth for a 9 3 victory.
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Moody's Comeback Tour Set for Wimbledon Bid
Helen Wills Moody, 26, sails to Europe to restart tennis after a two year hiatus. She aims for Wimbledon in June and possibly the U S Nationals at Forest Hills in August, challenging Helen Jacobs for the American singles crown and hoping to tie or surpass Suzanne Lenglen's record.
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DeWitt Reveals 1935 Nine-Game Football Schedule
DeWitt high school released its 1935 football slate coached by N T Baird. Games include Anamosa Davenport Lyons St Marys Clinton Maquoketa homecoming at home Tipton and Saint Ambrose plus Bayanna Illinois.
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Van Horne Nine Defeats Atkins 12-6 in Final Game
Van Horne high school baseball completed its season with a 12 to 6 victory over Atkins at the local diamond. Atkins used Keiper and Gerhold with Keiper replaced by E Schirm in the third inning. Van Horne’s battery was Ulrich Grady and Barry.
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St Aloysius And Calmar High Win
Calmar high defeated Fort Atkinson high 10 to 4 on Monday afternoon. St Aloysius school beat DeSales Ossian 22 to 5 on Tuesday in a one sided game.
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Purdue Beats Illinois 5 to 2 in Big Ten Baseball
Purdue defeats Illinois 5 to 2 in Lafayette Indiana as the Boilermakers hand the Illini their third conference loss of the season. Illinois closes the campaign with seven wins in ten starts.
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Practice Shoot at Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club
A practice shoot is planned at the Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club on Thursday from 4 p.m. until dark. Participants are invited to improve marksmanship in an informal session hosted by club organizers.
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Hazleton Beats Waterloo 8-1 in Baseball Tilt
Hazleton trounced Waterloo 8 to 1 Sunday afternoon. The Gamble Robinson team from Hazleton scored early and never trailed, dominating the game with solid hitting and pitching.
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Northwestern Trips Chicago Nine for 7 3 Win
Northwestern beat Chicago 7 to 3 to weaken Chicago's bid for the Western Conference title. Chicago must win later this week to force a share of the championship.
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