Yankees Flatten Giants 18-4 in World Series Lop-Sided Affair
New York Yankees hammer the Giants 18 to 4 as Vernon Gomez stars with seven strong innings and Tony Lazzeri drives in four on a bases-loaded homer. Frankie Crosetti and Joe DiMaggio also contribute key hits as the Yanks break open the game in the third and ninth innings.
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Vernon
Lefty” Gomez
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Tony Lazzeri
Bill Dickey
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Lazzeri
Elmer Smith
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Yanks
Frankie Crosetti
Earle Combs
Babe Ruth
Bronx Bombers
Cubs
Joe DiMaggio
Hubbell
Gomez
Mancuso
Schumacher
Travis Jackson
George Davis
Coffman
Moore
Joe Moore
Dick Bartell
Bartell
Bill Terry
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Davis
Crosetti
Rolfe
DiMaggio
Gehrig
Ott
Dickey
Leiber
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Selkirk
Powell
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H Rolfe
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Terry
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Davis Gabler
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Gumbert
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Nat
di Maggio
Olen
tLeither
New Yor
Lesceky
Tatoos Gabler
Bartell Terry
Manuso Danning
Schumacher II
Geisel
Magerkurth
Sommers
Pfirman
St. Ambrose Opens With 13-7 Victory Over Central
Davenport Iowa AP St Ambrose started its Iowa conference season with a 13 to 7 win over Central. Central scored its touchdown in the fourth quarter on a Gardner to Van Arkle pass.
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Davenport
Iowa
Gardner
van Arkle
Tipton Defeats Mount Vernon 26 to 0 in opener
Tipton overpowers Mount Vernon 26 to 0 as Harold Emerson leaves for Iowa City. Kohl and Burge shine for Tipton with two first and third quarter touchdowns, while Mount Vernon press misses a scoring chance in the second quarter after a Tipton interception. The home game marks Tipton’s season debut and introduces a new Cedar Rapids pep band led by Charles Berdeny.
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Mount Vernon
Tipton
Mount Vernon High
Harold Emerson
Iowa City
Kohl
Vodicka
Burge
Charles Berdeny
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine Triumphs Over New London 13 to 2
Belle Plaine defeated New London 13 to 2 in a tough game. Belle Plaine scored on a fumble recovery at the visitors 14 yard line and a 72 yard march in the second quarter. Shields Allen Leonard and Peters starred for Belle Plaine while Gilleard Jackson and Morrow led New London.
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New London
Shields
Allen
Leonard
Peters
Gilleard
Jackson
Morrow
Tama Wins Thriller From State Center
Tama high school edged State Center 13 to 6 on Tama field in a dramatic Friday game. State Center took an 80 yard march for a first half score with Wormley finishing from eight yards. Tama tied before halftime on a 35 yard pass from Quigley to Carnal. Hofer, a speedy first year player, sprinted 30 yards for the winning touchdown and Carnal to J Shektor added the extra point.
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TAMA
Tama High
State Center
Wormley
Quigley
Carnal
Hofer
J. Shekter
Iowa City Hawks Win 13-0 Over Wilson in Hill Park
Iowa City defeated Woodrow Wilson 13 to 0 on Friday night at Hill Park. Lantz scored on a 32 yard pass from Horn with Norgaard adding the extra point then Horn sprinted 70 yards for the second Iowa City touchdown. Wilson threatened briefly but could not cross the goal line, and Iowa City controlled most of the play.
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Monticello Triumphs Over Marion In 26 to 6 Rout
Monticello crushed Marion 26 to 6 in a Friday game, avenging last year's 33-0 defeat. Led by quarterback Fields, the visitors racked up multiple drives with Hobart and Cox scoring and Verd Richardson adding a late extra point as Monticello dominated Marion.
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Cox
Verd Richardson
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Becky Cox
Morey
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Rust
Templeman
Moore
Anamosa Edges West Branch In Close Friday Clash
Anamosa defeated West Branch 12 to 6 in a hard fought game. For Anamosa H Westphal Scheer and Shover starred on offense and defense while Newhard at fullback stood out overall. West Branch stopper Robertson slowed by Anamosa but Thompson Jensen and Pedersen played solidly for the locals.
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Scheer
Shover
Newhard
Robertson
Thompson
Jensen
Pedersen
Grinnell and Roosevelt Battle to 6–6 Tie in Ashen Night
Grinnell high and Des Moines Roosevelt played to a 6 to 6 tie Friday night with Grinnell holding the edge at the half and Roosevelt taking charge late. Renner and Magill starred for Roosevelt while Blandin and Simpson stood out for Grinnell. Halftime score 6–0.
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Grinnell
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Roosevelt
Des Moines
Renner
Magill
Blandin
Simpson
Ely High School Nine Defeats Shueyville In Conference Baseball
Ely High School defeated Shueyville 7 to 3 on Shueyville's diamond. The game stayed close until Ely posted three runs in the sixth and three more in the seventh. Ely pitcher Catcher Stahle and Sladek handled the battery. Shueyville's battery was Hahn and Sterner.
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the Gazette
Ely
Ely High
Shueyville
Stahle
Sladek
Hahn
Sterner
Waukon High Gridders Defeat Monona 27-6
Waukon high school football team traveled to Monona and prevailed 27-6. In the backfield Thomas and Schmidt starred while Hartley and Seibert anchored the line.
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Waukon High School
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Thomas
Schmidt
Waukon
Hartley
Seibert
Brighton High Gridders Coast Past Columbus Junction 20–0
The Brighton high school football team defeated Columbus Junction 20 to 0 Friday afternoon at Brighton. Morning Sun will play here Oct. 9.
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the Gazette
Columbus Junction
Brighton High School
Sun
Clinton Beats McKinley 21 to 0 in Cedar Rapids Friday
Clinton High School outplayed McKinley of Cedar Rapids with a 21 to 0 victory. Niles Saur Swanson Bulow and Lund starred for Clinton while Pierson Backlow and Carr led McKinley scoring threats.
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Swanson
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Lyman
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Carlson Paess
Rajcevich Gable
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Junge
Teathhouse
Gump
Iowa
Reid
Iowa State
Kamer
Marengo Gridders Upset Brooklyn 14-0 in Loop Fray
Marengo high school shocked Brooklyn 14 to 0 in the Iowa Cedar League game Friday night. Milling and Bartusek combined for a 95 yard first touchdown march, while Milford Schumacher led ground gainers with 128 yards on 10 yard average and added key runs in the second score.
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Brooklyn
Belle Plaine
Milling
Bartusek
Milford Schumacher
Jabs and Draws Mark Boxing Cards Across U S
Hollywood bouts saw Al Manfredo 148 draw with Chief Paris 14812 Oklahoma. Billy Barnes 140 won by technical knockout over Wishey Jones 6 Texas. John Henry Lewis 17842 of Phoenix stopped Clarence Red Burman 176 Baltimore.
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Oklahoma
Billy Barnes
Los Angeles
Kaye
Wishey Jones
Texas
Bobby Yannes
Remo Fernandez
Mexico
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Clarence “Red’’ Burman
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Pittsburgh
Charley Dawson
St. Louis
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Wis
Phil Kenneally
Johnny Brisavec
Duluth
Bob Davey
Houston
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Buddy Treest
Batavia
West Waterloo tops Roosevelt in 19 to 0 win
West Waterloo High School overwhelmed Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids 19 to 0 as West scored in the second, third and fourth quarters. Rierson and Selbig orchestrated the offense with Ballard and Martin finishing drives. Roosevelt’s defense pressured but failed to cross the goal.
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Gazette
Waterloo
West High Eleven
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
West
Roughriders
Sheriff
West Goal
Selbig
Grundy Center Dumps Traer 27-0 In ICL Grid Triumph
Grundy Center overwhelmed Traer 27 to 0 in Iowa Cedar league play. Ware scored on a 26 yard run and a 38 yard dash, Meier and Shirk connected for two scores and conversions, and a blocked punt set up the final touchdown with Shirk finishing from 2 yards and Meier catching the extra pass.
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TRAER
Grundy Center
Traer High
Grundy
Spartans
Ware
Shirk
Meier
Jg Meier
Toledo High Grid Machine Tops Reinbeck 19 to 0
Toledo blanked Reinbeck 19 to 0 as Dick Bolt, Robert Whetstine, and Ronald Ferriss starred for the home team. Toledo earned 14 first downs to Reinbeck’s one with strong line play on both sides and key pass catches by Charles Maplethorpe and Harold Blake.
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Gazette
Toledo
Reinbeck High School
Roberts
Dick Bolt
Robert Whetstine
Ronald Ferriss
Charles Maplethorpe
Harold Blake
Robert Amidon
West Union Gridders Defeat Maynard 26-6
WEST UNION The West Union high school football team defeated Maynard 26-6 on Friday for the locals third straight win of the season.
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West Union
Maynard
The
Earlville High Nine Defeats Oneida 21 to 6
Earlville beat Oneida 21 to 6 on Earlville’s diamond. Earlville's offense surged with early runs, while the defense held Oneida to limited scoring.
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Earlville High
Oneida
Barton Faces Orcutt In 36 Hole U S Women's Final
Pam Barton and Maureen Orcutt Crews meet in the 40th U S women's golf championship final at Summit New Jersey. Barton, 19, seeks her American title after British success and two prior near misses in 1934 and 1935. Orcutt Crews, 28, veteran with many titles, has appeared in the national event for 11 straight years and once reached the 1927 final.
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Maureen Orcutt Crews
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White Sox take 2nd in row from Cubs
The Chicago White Sox routed the Cubs 11 to 3 at Comiskey Park to win their second straight city series game. Lonnie Warnecke struggled early as the Sox exploded for eight in the sixth inning, while Monte Stratton earned his first city series victory. The Sox have now won seven straight against the Cubs in autumn battles.
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Charlie Root
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Iowa Grid Squad Escapes Injury In Bus Collision
Thirty seven members of the Iowa University football squad traveling to a game with Northwestern escaped injury when two buses carrying them from practice at the University of Chicago field were involved in traffic crashes. Coach Ossie Solem suffered a slightly wrenched back. players were shaken but uninjured. An automobile hit the leading bus and the second bus struck the first. damage was slight.
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Iowa University
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Ossie Solem
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Conesville High Nine Overwhelms Cotter 18 to 2
Conesville beat Cotter 18 to 2 in five innings. Pitchers Singleton Kemp Garrett Sprouse and Buckman led Conesville while Cotter used Duncan Williams Arthur and Davis. Conesville schedules next game with Nichols Tuesday at home.
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Cotter High
Cotter
Singleton
Kemp
Garrett
Sprouse
C. Buckman
Duncan
R. Williams
Arthur
Davis
Nichols
Lost Nation Beats Goose Lake in Extra Inning Baseball
Special to The Gate. Lost Nation high school baseball team defeated Goose Lake 6 to 3 after scoring three runs in the first extra inning following a 3 to 3 tie at the end of regulation seven innings.
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Goose Lake
Lost Nation
Goose Lake High School
College and Pro Football Scores Roundup
A wide list of football results from college and professional play shows Drake routing Coe 53 to 6 while Graceland defeated Conception 38 to 0. Other notable scores include Temple over Mississippi 12 to 7 and Detroit Lions crushing Springfield Bicos 48 to 6.
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Luther B. C. Buena Vista
Penn C. Rochester Junior College
Elkader Junior College
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Tarkio
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de Paul
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Drake Bulldogs dominate Coe in 53 to 6 rout
Ralph Martin shines for Coe as Drake, led by Manders and Orebaugh, routs the Kohawks 53 to 6 at Rake Stadium Des Moines. Martin key plays drive Coe scoring chances while Drake's power and swift backs seal the win.
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Coe
Decorah Prep Gridders Romp Past Sumner 27 zero
Decorah won the conference opener beating Sumner 27 to 0. Hunt scored early two rushing TDs with extra points, Gilson added a third quarter TD, and Hunt added a fourth late score. Decorah reserves saw action in the final minutes as Sumner failed to mount offense.
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