Hubbell and Giants overpower Cubs for 7-1 victory
Carl Hubbell recovered from a recent setback to limit the Chicago Cubs to four singles in seven innings as the New York Giants won 7 to 1. Bud Tinning Jim Weaver and Watkin s were among hitters, with Watkins collecting a triple and two singles driving in two runs amid six Giants innings with hits. Cubs errors aided the scoring, while Hubbell drove in the final run with a seventh inning single.
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Clift
Raiders Sweep Islanders In Rock Island Series Victory
The Raiders won 3 to 2 to complete a four-game run and pull even with Sioux City for third in the pennant race. Ernie Evans dominated the Islanders with four hits allowed across the fourth to sixth, aided by a key throw from Joe Burris. Harold Anderson and Al Larton also contributed on defense as Davenport gears up for Thursday’s showdown with the Blue Sox.
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Rock Island
Sioux City
Cletus Dixon
Davenport Blue Sox
Ernie Evans
Islanders
Riley Parker
Evans
Joe Burris
Dickshot
Sly
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Anderson
Larson
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Tommy Leonard
Erie
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Grare
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American Association tied to players and teams list
Fragmented OCR reads like a roster roundup with multiple names and cities. It mentions Toledo, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Kansas City among others, with a focus on players Weinert Waas Melran Lrirkaon Stine Mutchesan and Mresanetl Mensa, plus coaches or officials Logan Riddle Mockett Carson Wrent Chamberlain Brenceel.
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Warcrave
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Waas
Melran
Lrirkaon
Stine
Mutchesan
Mresanetl
Mensa
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Riddle Mockett
Carson Wrent
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Raiders Rally In Seventh For Tight Win Over Davenport
Twin Killing Stops Rocks as Rock Island battles Davenport fielding errors and clutch hitting. Mc Clendon walks, Denson doubles off, Lehman races to third, Burris sends a plate shot, Leonard hits a two bagger, Mizeur lines another, securing a decisive seventh inning counter and leaving Davenport facing a rebound from two straight defeats.
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Denson
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Mizeur
Davenport
Blue Sox
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Flery Dixon
Pirates Triumph Over Braves 7 3 to Extend Lead
Boston AP dispatch reports the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Boston Braves 7 3 in a rain of offense after a seventh inning homer by 19 year old Harry Lavagetto gave Pittsburgh the lead. The Pirates added four more runs in the eighth including a Pie Traynor double and Bill Swift drive as Ed Brandt struggled. Fred Lindstrom exited after six innings with a finger injury that raised fears of a fracture.
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Ed Brandt
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Snavagetto
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Moran
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Topeka Lam vast Cowboys 12 5 in Midweek Tilt
In Topeka Kansas the Senators hammered Sioux City 12 to 5 as home runs fueled six first inning runs. Shiell and Breese cleared fences, Renner started for the Cowboys, Breese delivered a grand day with six RBIs, while Willingham and Gannon added laterRobust hitting and varied pitching highlighted the night.
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Shiell
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Renner
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Barnhart Tarry
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Yankees Rally to Beat White Sox 2-1 in Tight Duel
New York outlasted Chicago 2-1 as the revamped infield sparked the rally in the eighth. Gehrig drove in both runs after Byrd and Lazzeri set the table, while Gomez earned his seventh win in a bruising pitching duel.
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Milton Gaston
Vernon
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Ben Chapman
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Stanley Bordagaray
Sox
al Simmons
Moriarty
Bob Boken
Jack Sautzgaver
Joe McCarthy
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Tony Lazzeri
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Short
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Simmons
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Standings and results from Western and American baseball leagues
Western League standings show Des Moines in first with 5 3 and Cedar Rapids tied at 5 6, while Topeka leads in losses with 44 games. Thursday results include Cedar Rapids defeating Rock Island 3 2 and Des Moines beating Davenport 9 8, with many interleague games listed. American Association results feature New York Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia games, with Thursday scores and Friday matchups noted alongside overall win loss records and team standings.
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First Day Crowds In Western Loop Show Big Gain
DES MOINES AP Attendance at the Western league openers rose about 40 percent. Dale Gear, president, said 28,000 first-nighters attended this season versus 20,700 in 1933. Cities reported varied crowds, with Omaha 5,200 and Des Moines 1,800, among others, signaling strong early-season interest across the circuit.
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Dale Gear
Gear
Iowa Nine Hops Off For Wisconsin Games
The University of Iowa baseball team left Iowa City for Madison to play a two game series against Wisconsin Friday and Saturday. The Hawkeyes hold a 15 win 20 start record and are tied with Purdue for third place in the Western Conference.
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Wrestling results from Associated Press report
In New York Max Martis of Columbus Ohio and Curly Doncehins of Brooklyn weighed in at 195 and 145 pounds respectively but drew after 25 minutes 28 seconds with Hoth counted out. In Quebec Heari Degslane of Montreal defeated Man Mounts in Deane Georgia two straight falls.
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Hoth
Quebec
Iheari Degslane
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Man Mounts
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Improper Bandaging Impairs Baer's Hands Before Title Fight
Davis J. Walsh notes Baer has sore hands from awkward hand wrapping. He critiques Hoffman and suggests Dempsey’s presence could aid Baer’s camp. The piece portrays Baer as focused on his own plan, with minimal attention to staff and a wary view of boxing management.
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York
Dynamite Jackson
Max Baer
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Golf Fundamentals From The Midiron Coach
Chester Horton presents a compact guide to grip firmness and swing basics. The article outlines a firmer grip for irons, preventing wrist break at top of back swing, and explains why wrists stay less active with irons. It notes back-swing and forward press, hip twist, and a grass-sweeping clubhead action.
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Chester Horton
Americans Win Both Singles to Lead Canadians in Davis Cup
In Wilmington, United States opens 1934 Davis Cup drive with a 2-0 lead over Canada. Lester Stoefen defeated Marcel Rainville 6-1 7-5 6-1, while Francis Shields beat Walter Martin 6-2 6-3 9-7 in a marathon third set. Doubles action looms Friday with Lott and Van Ryn favored to win.
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Tilden Cochet Vines And Plan In Semi Finals
New York AP report notes Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena rallied from two sets down to defeat Vincent Richards of New York 1-6 2-6 6-3 6-2 6-3 in a quarter final of the Eastern Professional championships. Martin Plan of France beat Keith Gledhill 6-3 6-4 6-2 to reach semi finals alongside Tilden and Cochet.
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