Cubs And Cards Tie 7-7 In NL Race At Sportsman's Park
Chicago and St Louis battled to a 7-7 tie at Sportsman's Park as the National League pennant outlook remained muddled with two games left. Hartnett hurt a finger yet hit a homer, while Hartnett relied on Clay Bryant to finish the game. The Cubs held a 6-1 lead before the late innings, and the Pirates eyed a possible clinch with a split at Cincinnati.
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Sportsman’s Park
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Cubs
Joe Medwick
S* Louis
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Reds
Hartnett
Gabby Hartnett
Bill Herman
Jimmy Brown
Cameron
French
Clay Bryant
Bryant
Terry Moore
Mickey Owen
Demaree
Chicago
T Bt. Louis
Hack
UT Mooreef
Herman
Martingb
Deparec
Padeett
Cavar'tta
Bordne’ray
Reynolds
Ghonn
Olt Slaughter
Gotbark
Oc.davis
O'Den
Q'tEpps
Collins
Medwick
Jurzes
Mize
Carieton
Brown
Ogut'indeedb
Dryant
Warnekep
Imegee
Maartinsrt
Padgett
Shaun
C. Davis
St. Louisi A'S
T. Moore
S. Martin
Cavarretta
T Moore
Dharges
McGee
St. Louis
Carleton
Warneke
Shoun
Mone
Warnecker
L Davis
Campbell, Barr and Stark
Sox Beat Browns Then Tie In Second Game
Chicago White Sox won 7 to 5 over the St. Louis Browns in the opener as Ted Lyons earned his ninth win while allowing 13 hits. In the nightcap the Sox led 3 to 0 in the third before the Browns staged a rally to tie 3 to 3 in the eighth, halted by darkness. Connors belted a two run homer for Chicago.
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White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Ted Lyons
Browns
Connors
St. Eph
Simada
O.meyer
Oradolithic Osc
Herrl Grace
Rfl
Juilivane
Sonuora
Oryska
Tappiine
Liucad'lo
R'senthalel Hughes
Trotter
Lyons
St. Louis
Gryska
Highes
Steinbacher
McQuinn
Mazzera
Grace
Sy Radcutst
Lyons Myer
Appling
Tresh
Owen
Stolen Baye
Mleye
Radcliff
Meyer
St Louis
Amatreas
Rolls
Pipgras
B.mills
Ladeboob
Berger
Ell
Urucere
St' Bacher
Oryskiss
Rade
Kress
Meeq’nan
Gerlach
Harshany
O'Rostrthaler
Hughes
O'Rensa
Klinb'lin
Knothp
Knott
O Lucadello
B. Mins
McQuillan
Kimberlin
Hushes
Bell
Hy Kimberlin
Rommel
Kolls
Bauers
Harry Craft
Nolan Richardson
Lee Handley
Myers
McCormick
Youngs
Lombardi
Richardson
Brown
Pirates
St Ambrose Extends Streak With 36–0 Win Over Central
Davenport Iowa AP St Ambrose college claimed its 25th straight unbeaten game after beating Central 36 to 0 in an Iowa conference clash. Bees scored mainly in second and fourth quarters led by McConville and Sosnouski. Next up Columbia at Dubuque on Sunday Oct 9.
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Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Central College
Bees
Iowa Wesleyan
St. Ambrose
McConville
Sosnouski
Columbia
Dubuque
Iowa City High Varsity Beats Clinton 13-0
Iowa City High, coached by Herb Cormack, defeated Clinton 13 to 0 on Friday night. Ted Lewis scored twice with a 20 yard run in the third and a 41 yard dash in the fourth. Hirt anchored the line as Clinton failed to capitalize on a single scoring chance.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Clinton High School
Herb Cormack
Iowa City High School
Ted Lewis
Little Hawk
Jack Hirt
Clinton
Ira Lund
Annual Golf Meet At McGregor This Sunday
McGregor hosts its annual northeast Iowa open golf tournament this Sunday Oct. 2 after a Sept. 18 postponement due to weather. Golfers from northeast Iowa and southwest Wisconsin will compete for prizes offered by local businessmen in an 18 hole qualifying round followed by nine holes in later flights.
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McGregor
Iowa
Wisconsin
Standings and Friday results from the National League
National League standings show teams like Chicago Boston Pittsburgh and New York with win loss records. Friday results include Cincinnati 7 2 victory, Pittsburgh 1 4, St. Louis tied 7 7 in eight innings, and rain cancellations for Philadelphia New York. Saturday schedules list Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh Cincinnati games.
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Wil Pet
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Isailst
Louis Hy
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Weather and scores summarize Friday baseball results
Results from Friday show New York 98 Philadelphia 52 and Detroit 82 Chicago 7 tied at 3 in seventh, with several games canceled or postponed including New York at Philadelphia and Detroit at Cleveland. Saturday schedule lists New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington and other matchups.
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Washington
Bing Esashi
Bae
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Cleveland
Boston
T. Louis
Bauers Keeps Pirates Hopes Alive With Four Hits
Pittsburgh Pirates rally to split a doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds as Russ Bauers delivers four hits to back a strong start and spark a 4-2 win in the nightcap after a 7-1 loss in the opener. Derringer and the Reds take the first game while Bauers triples and doubles pace the second, with Whitey Moore and Schott closing out the mound work. Pie Traynor touts resilience as the club clings to a pennant chase amid Cubs and Cardinals pressure.
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Hartnett
Charley Root
Vance Page
Bob Weiland
Paul Mary
Max Macon
Cubs
Stuart Martin
Medwick
Curt Davis
Demarce
Paul Mickelson
Cincinnati
Russ Bauers
Reading
North Wisconsin Woods
Pittsburgh Pirate
Buccaneers
Reds
Paul Derringer
Pirates
Bauers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Derringer
Jim Tobin
Bill Swift
Mace Brown
Pittsburgh
A 'G
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O Myers
P.wanersf
OlBercer
Rizzo
Valghan
McCick
Suhr
Clombardtic
Young
Riges
Handrey
O'Crnit
Todd
Wwrtch’sonss
Tobin
Jensen
Swift
tManush
Brown
Pittsburon
Cincinnat
L. Waner
Berger
McCormick
Lombardi
Rigas
Richardson
Craft
Younc
Baik—Tobin
Oj Berger
Ogoodman
Vaushonss
McC'mick
Suhrub
Q Lombardi
T’venow
Handley
Moore
Gamble
Schott
Aeveee
Myers
L. Vancer
Vaughan
Rites
Yhevrenow
Baases
Syracuse Cruises Past Clarkson 27 to 0 in Debut
Ossie Solem’s Syracuse University football team opened the 1938 season with a 27 to 0 win over Clarkson Tech Engineers before 15,000 at Archbold Stadium in Syracuse New York. Clarkson threatened to score only once.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ossie Solem
Syracuse University
Clarkson Tech Engineers
Archbold Stadium
Clarkson
Jesup Tops Dysart In Fall Diamond Clash
Jesup high shutout Dysart high to one run on Thursday as Carroll allowed only one hit while Cold yielded three. Dysart’s streak ended at four wins. Elwood crushed Grand Mound 23 to 4 behind Myatt and Wirth. Newhall beat Shellsburg 4 to 1 in a season finale plan with Shellsburg. Belle Plaine edged Montezuma 13-7 in football. Riverside schedule shows 10-0 win over Nichols and 13-0 over Springdale with three games left.
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JESUP
Dysart
Dysart High
Jesup High
Carroll
Gladbrook
Elwood
Grand Mound
Myatt and Wirth
Petersen, Kelly and Lichtenstein
Gazette
Riverside
Nichols
Springdale
Wapello High Baseball Edges Sperry 5 2 at Home
Wapello high school baseball team defeated Sperry 5 to 2 on the home field Thursday afternoon marking the third loss of the season for Sperry and extending Wapello’s momentum at home.
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The
Gazette
Wapello
Sperry
Atkins Defeats Palo 11 to 4 to Hold Unbeaten Fall Record
Atkins built an early lead and stayed ahead as Schirm and DeKlotz pitched for Atkins while Longfield and Langton pitched for Palo. Palo staged a five run rally in the third inning but could not overtake Atkins on Palo’s home field.
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Gazette
PALO
Atkins
Schirm
DeKlotz
Longfield
Langton
Maynard Triumphs 21-0 Over West Union in Season Opener
Maynard beat West Union 21-0 in the season opener. McMaster had a long 80 yard TD run and another TD later, with Wittenberg also scoring.
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the Gazette
Maynard
West Union
McMaster
Wittenberg
Hawkeye Defeats Clermont in 6-Man Football Thriller
Hawkeye edged Clermont 12 to 6 as H Gross opened scoring for Clermont in the second quarter and King scored twice for Hawkeye in the second half. Veterans Gress Schrader and L Anderson led Clermont with Gil bert Trude and C Loftsgard completing the lineup for the 6 man squad.
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Hawkeye
Clermont
Clermont High School
H. Gross
King
Gress
Schrader
L. Anderson
Gilbert
Trude
C. Loftsgard
Stanwood Rout Olin 15 to 3 in season finale
Stanwood won the final game of the season here Wednesday afternoon defeating Olin 15 to 3.
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the Gazette
Stanwood
Olin
South English Beats Kinross 6 4 Keiser Dominates Night
South English beat Kinross 6 to 4 on Wednesday to win their third fall game as Keiser struck out 16. Conesville defeated Nichols 4 to 2 on Friday with Singleton and Buckman as battery for Conesville and Richter and Stevens for Nichols. Richter hit a home run and Singleton fanned 15.
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South English
Kinross Wednesday
Keiser
the Gazette
Conesville
Victors
Nichols
Singleton
Buckman
Richter
Stevens
Wapello Pitcher Johnston Shuts Out Oakville in Five Two Victory
Darrell Johnston, veteran Wapello pitcher, hurled a one hit win for the Indians as they beat Oakville 5 to 2 Friday. The home club gathered ten hits. Coach Elmer Blain boys will play Letts Monday.
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Gazette
Wapello
Darrell Johnston
Wapcello
Indians
Oakville
Elmer Blain
Letts Monays
Multiple Football Scores From Richmond to Iowa High School
A dense list of football results across colleges and high schools is reported, with teams such as Richmond Teachers, Transylvania, Alma Richmond Frosh, William and Mary Norfolk, Birmingham Southern Frosh, Marien Institute, and many others posting varied scores. Matches span universities, teachers colleges, and prep schools, including state and regional programs with numerous minor results and mismatched spellings common to OCR.
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Transylvania
Yesilant
Alma Richmond Frosh
William and Mary
Norfolk
Birmingham Southern Frosh
Marien Institute
Manhattan
Niagara
Detroit
Western State
Syracuse
Clarkson
George Washington
Furman
Texas Tech
Dugurane
Miami
Springhill
Tampa
South Georgia
Rollins
Stetaom
Wake Foreat
Citadel
Morris Harvey
Glenville
Sam Houston
Louisiana Normal
Albion
Hope
Virginia Union
Miner
Missouri Valley
Kemper Military Academy
Muskingum
Bluffton
Loyola
Birmingham Southern
South Western Louisiana Institute
F. Austin
Beloit College
Carleton
Ohio U
Mavier
Cincinnati
Denison
Kenyon
Kalamazoo
Dasten
Geararttown
St Louis
Missouri Mines
Oklahoma Military Academy
North Dakota
Morningside
West
Texan
Commerce
Central State
Perris
Baylor
Oklahoma Agele
Texas Wesleyan
Okahooa
Southwestern
Sewanee
Oklahoma
Cherokee
Marcus
Clear Lake
Aleena
Davenport
Reek Island
Til
Mars
Towa City
University High
St. Patrick's
Iowa City High
Clinton
Mason City
Oskaloosa
Nashua
New Hampton
Perry
Boone
Shen
Columbus Junction Defeats Brighton 13 to 0 in Friday Football
Columbus Junction high school football squad beat Brighton 13 to 0 on Friday afternoon. Local recap notes Siti played at North English et al with minor context.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus High
Brighton
Siti
Marengo tops Brooklyn 13–0 in Friday aerial upset
Marengo pulled a daring aerial attack to upset Brooklyn 13 to 0 on Friday. Touchdowns were scored by Dean Johnson with Snodgrass Hadenfeldt and Wanamaker shining alongside him.
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Marengo
Marengo High
Brooklyn High
Dean Johnson
Snodgrass
Hadenfeldt
Wanamaker
Norway Trims Blairstown In High School Baseball
Norway defeated Blairstown 12 to 1 as Beyers pitched four innings allowing one hit. Norway tallied twelve runs on fourteen hits and ends its season Monday at Walford.
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Norway
Blairstown
Beyers
Walford
Reinbeck Beats Toledo 12 to 0 in Home opener
Reinbeck high school football defeated Toledo high 12 to 0 on Friday night in the season opener at home. Reinbeck relied on a heavier team and a fast backfield while Toledo showed a solid running attack. The final play left the ball at Reinbeck’s 8 yard line.
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the Gazette
Toledo
Reinbeck
Toledo High
Big Ten Football Weekend Promises Key Showdowns Across Conference
Bulky crowds expected as Minnesota faces Nebraska in Minneapolis with Harold Van Every sidelined by illness. Ohio State meets Indiana, Michigan hosts Michigan State, Notre Dame vs Kansas, Northwestern vs Kansas State, Wisconsin against Marquette, Purdue plays Butler, Illinois battles Bradley Tech, Iowa on open date.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Golden Gophers
Washington
Cornhuskers
Bernie Bierman
Harold van Every
Ohio State
Indiana
Texas
Northwestern
Wildcats
Kansas State
Wisconsin Badgers
Marquette University
Mal Elward
Purdue
Butler
Indianapolis
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
de Paul University of Chicago
Ohio University
Bradley Tech
Iowa
Marion High Romps Over Monticello 20-6 Victory
Marion High School exploded for two second quarter touchdowns to beat Monticello 20 to 6 in the season opener under the lights. Marsh scored, Thompson and Carpenter added scores, and a late fourth quarter interception set up another Marion TD as Behrends and Hoag connected for a 20 yard pass before the final plunge failed.
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Monticello
Marion
Marsh
Thompson
Oxley
Carpenter
Behrends
Hoag
Bone
Monti
Marion Monticello Carpenter
Thomas
Wright
Scott
Rebee
Seikora
Knapp
Bender
Templeton
Macauley
George
Hneman
Beloit Triumphs Over Carleton In Midwest Opener
Beloit college defeated Carleton college of Northfield in Beloit Wis on Friday night 20 to 7. Carleton took a 30 yard pass from Lockers to Minkin for an early lead. Beloit answered with a first touchdown pass from Virgilli to Andrews and added two more rushing scores by Griffith from 15 and 20 yards.
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Wis
Beloit ‘College
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Carleton
Lockers
Minkin
Virgilli
Andrews
Griffith
Johnny Barbara defeats Ray Lyle for decision in Hollywood
A boxing report from Chicago to Hollywood notes Johnny Barbara of South End Indiana outpoints Ray Lyle of Atherton Ohio by decision. The bout headline includes other names and numbers with uncertain details and locations, reflecting a busy, terse scorecard style from AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Barbara
Southend
Ind
Ray Lyle
Iowa Hawkeyes Hit By Injury Prдss Intrasquad Scrimmage
Iowa football face a rash of minor injuries after a strenuous practice week ending with an intrasquad game behind locked gates. Bob Herman suffered a serious knee injury and will be out several days. guards Allen and Brady were limited. reserves played key roles as Buzz Dean and Jack Eicherly filled in at signal and at left half.
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Owa City
Iowa
Bob Herman
Herman
W. W. Hayne
Bob Allen
Chuck Brady
Allen
Brady
Glenn
Red) Olson
Buzz Dean
Jack Eicherly
Kinnick
Wilbur Nead
Ham Snider
Anamosa High Beats West Branch 26 to 2
West Branch faced a heavy Anamosa squad which dominated the second quarter scoring all four touchdowns. Blayney and LaBarge led the ground attack while Pederson and Lewis tried through the air. West Branch reached only the Anamosa 16 yard line.
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Anamosa High
West Branch
The
Gazette
Anamosa High School
Blayney
la Barge
Pederson
Lewis
Anamosa
Masonville And Ryan In Championship Game
The final Delaware County league championship game is set for Sunday at Ryan diamond. Masonville, first-half champ, faces Ryan Shamrocks, second-half winner, in a deciding series after Ryan won 3 2 and Masonville tied 2 1 last week. Jim Shaw will pitch for Masonville, Dolphin plans Cashman for Ryan, with a likely overflow crowd.
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Gazette
Ryan
Masonville
Ryan Shamrocks
Jim Shaw
University High Grinds St Patrick’s 20-0 in City Game
Right halfback Duane Carson starred as University High silenced St Patrick’s with a 20-0 intracity victory in Iowa City on Friday.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Duane Carson
University High School
St. Patrick’s High
Real estate transfers list reflects minor property deeds
Real estate transfers show A A Doolittle to Mary Elizabeth Shaler for 60 ft of lot 4 block 4 E Kenwood Park with $1 and valcon on 8 24 38. Harlie F Ives to Delilah Ives and to son Harlie Ives conveyances dated 9 8 38. Delilah Ives also known as Mrs John Ives to her son Harlie Ives conveys part SE section 11 83 7 with $1 love and affection on 9 8 38. John J Wagner and wife of State of Iowa convey lot 17 Hurts add for $225 on 7 1 38. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Assn conveys lot 12 section Greenlawn with $250 ack on 8 10 38.
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Mary Elizabeth Shaler
Kenwood Park
Valcon
Harlie F. Ives
Delilah Ives
Grantor
John R. Ives
John J. Wagner
State of Iowa
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
S. E. Gloshen
Greenlawn
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