Giants Rally to Take Series Opener in Polo Grounds
New York Giants outlasted the Washington Senators 2 1 in the opening game of the World Series at the Polo Grounds. Carl Hubbell dazzled with his screwball while Bill Terry praised his club and predicted Hubbell would start three games if needed as Hal Schumacher awaited the next tilt.
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Memphis
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Washington
Terry
Polo Grounds
Hubbell
Carl Huebell
Giants
Hal Schumacher
Senators
St Lawrence University
Terry Banks
Atta
Cronin
Crowder
Joe Cronin
Schumacher
Goose Goslin
Vetettoumience
Helnie Manush
Leff Fielder
Joe Crenins
Walter Stewart
Buddy Myer
Heinie Manush
Carl Hubbell
Myer
Goslin
Manush
Senators and Giants Battle Through Turbulent Inning Drive
A chaotic game segment features the Senators and Giants trading hits and errors with Cronin, Myer, and Schulte producing moments of offense. Key plays include Manush reaching third on a fumbled ball, Crutch Critz making a sharp grounder, and Hubbell's pitching shaping a tense stretch as the parties exchange runs.
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Manush
Critz
Cronin
Mancuso
Hubbell
Ryan Cronin
Jackson
Schulte
Kuhel
Cruz
Terry
Giants
Ryan
Hubbel
Russell
Moore
Senators
Blueeye
Sewell
Terry Russell
Ott
Schulle
Mei
Davis
Goslin
Washington
Manush Ryan
Kuhel Hubbell
Bluege
Kuhl
Cgaants
Iowa Cuts Price for Bradley Game Hawkeye tickets 40 cents
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa tickets for the Bradley Tech game will sell for 40 cents lowest price in Hawkeye athletic history All seats for the first home game are unreserved Knot Hole club extends statewide for reduced admission to three home games for school children with specific price tiers and membership rules.
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Gazette
Towa City
Bradley Tech
University of Town
Hawkeye
Charles S. Galiher
Iowa-Bradley
Wisconsin
Iowa City
Glenn Fordyce
Wrestling Show in Auditorium Thursday Night
A wrestling event is set for Thursday night at 8 30 in the city auditorium headlined by Henry Kalin and Frank Bauers. Kalin from Detroit has defeated Earl Wampler in prior bouts and has fought top heavyweights while maintaining a middleweight class. The program features two out of three falls with a 90 minute limit, plus a semi windup match and several undercard bouts including Jimmy Beat vs Charlie Pappas and Charlie Krantz vs Roy Behler.
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City Auditorium
Henry Kalin
Frank Bauers
Kalin
Detroit
House of David
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Iowa
Kealth
Gus Kallio
Banks
Mason City
Jimmy
Cedar Rapids
Charlie Pappas
Silvis Ti
Pappas
Wags
Jack Reynolds
Bones Toreether
Charlie Krantz
Rock Island
Roy Behler
Marshalltown
Darrow and Carey Triumph in Monticello Golf Match
In Monticello County club on Sunday Cedar Rapids players Glenn Darrow and Kathe Carey, 13, defeated Edith Psta Pronk and Wen Turner in an IB hole event. Kehoe of Anamosa won three prizes with a 74 score and earned longest drive honors at 235 yards amid a blustery northwest wind.
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Montycello
Climaxinga
Motecce
Carey
Svears
Glenn Darrow
Cedar Rapids
Eanb Stars
Edith Pstapronk
Dubuque Marvel
Wen Turner
Anamosa Fasteen Paw
Associa
Tim Owith
Anamosa
Sanawaty
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Baldwin Wins Decorah Golf Meet in Finals
Tom Baldwin defeated Fred Rowan one up after 18 holes and parred all holes in the second 18 to win the men's championship at Oneota Golf and Country Club. Other flight winners include Bob Mors over RO Darling and Haines over Tasios Pon, Haughen over Baker, Haugen over Buckton, Amundsen over Johnsom, and Sherry Robinson over Nelson.
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Oneota
Tom Baldwin
Fred Rowan Swood
Hve Baldwi
Bob Mors
RO Darling
R_ Haines
Clyde Tasios
Pon Haughen
GF Baker
Carlton Haugen
Buckton Fol
Amundsen
M LO Johnsom
Sherry Robinson
A Neson
Stribling dies a boxing era figure and pitching notes
The untimely death of W S Stribling removes a defining heavyweight of the last decade. He fought more bouts than any heavyweight, drew praise and criticism for his front running tendencies, and was a credit to boxing. He loved family life and flying his plane.
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W. S
Iowa
Lou Bollinger
Waterloo
Ex Iowa grid star's case upheld in court
Will iam P Fleckenstein former University of Iowa guard and pro player sues Benny Friedman former Michigan star for 25000 damages. Supreme Court denies motion to dismiss claiming Friedman damaged Fleckenstein's reputation with a weekly magazine profile.
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Iowa
Grid Star
New York
William P Fieckenstein
University of Iowa
Benny Friedman
University of Michigan
Supreme Court
Fleckenstein
Friedman
Colliers
Redskins Triumph In Tama Baseball Meet
The Tama Indians won two games in a summer baseball meet. They defeated Edville 13 to 2 in the first game and beat Paper Mill 6 to 2 in the final contest.
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Redskins
Tama
Caaze
Henon
Tama Indians
Indians
Eddivville
Paper Mill
Springville Beats Lisbon 20 to 1 in Baseball Showing
Springville high school baseball crushed Lisbon 20 to 1 at Lisbon last Friday. Boxwell and Mercer led the offense with heavy hits as Springville dominated the game.
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Springville
Lisbon
Gazette
Ville
Boxwell
Mercer
Legion Athletic Committee Plans Boxing Season
The American Legion Athletic committee reorganizes to oversee boxing and wrestling in the Memorial building. Johnny Fryrear is slated as chairman with supervision over activities, while matches continue to be placed by Fryrear. The first show is planned for later this month.
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American Legion, Athletic Committee
Memorial
Johnny Fryrear
Legion
Fryrear
Greeley Defeats Edgewood 6 to 4 in Season Finale
Greeley Independents beat Edgewood Independents 6 to 4 in Greeley Iowa on Sunday, closing their season with a victory. The game featured a late surge sealing the win for the home team.
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the Gazette
Greeley
Greeley Independents
Edgewood Independents
Oelwein Eleven Triumphs Over Cresco 6 to 0
Oelwein athletic club defeated Cresco Wild Cats 6 to 0 in the season opener. A lone touchdown came in the second quarter after a steady march down the field. A return game with Cresco is set for October 15.
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Oelwein
Cresco Wildcats
Oelwein Athletic Club
Independents
Cresco
Midwest Conference Opens With Key Showdowns At Monmouth
Monmouth hosts Coe in a Midwest clash as Carleton, Lawrence face big tests. Results from last week include Monmouth’s 14 0 win over Iowa Wesleyan and Coe’s 12 3 triumph over Luther. Other scores: Beloit 22 Dubuque U, Cornell 12 Iowa Teachers 7, Macomb Teachers 18 Knox 6, Marquette 8 Lawrence 0.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cee
Monmouth
Ke~hawks
Grinnell
Missouri Valley
Luther College
Iowa
Carleton
Lawrence
Northfield
Midwest
Loop
Burlington Junior College
Iowa Wesleyan
Coe
Luther
Ripon
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Beloit
Dubuque A
Cornell
Gustavus Adolphus
Marquette
Milwaukee
Knox
Macomb Teachers
University of Chicago
Maroon
St. Thomas
Augustana
James Milliken
Bradley
de Pie
Dubuque U
Macomb
St Thomas
Cariecton
Chicago
Columbus Caps Fourth Victory From Buffalo
Columbus Red Birds beat the Buffalo Bisons 7 to 2 to pull within one win of the little world series. Paul Dean struck out 11 and allowed four hits for his third series win. Heath hit a home run, and ten Columbus hits included Cullop Roth rock and Anderson. The crowd numbered about 6,000 at Buffalo.
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Columbus Red Birds
Buffalo Bisons
Paul Dean
Bisons
Red Birds
Gallivan
Elliott
Gould
Heath
Columbus
Rothrock
Anderson
Bison
Dean
Koeneckes
Carnegie
DeLancey Galman
Ellott Gould
Crouse
Stribling Dies From Injuries In Accident
W L Young Stribling a colorful heavyweight boxer dies at 28 from injuries after a Sunday motor accident. He fought more than 300 bouts and reached prominence in 1931 challenging Max Schmeling for the world heavyweight title before a technical knockout loss.
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Acon, Ga
W. L
Young
Stribling
Georgia
Macon
Idle Hour Golf Club
R. V Johnson
Johnson
Clara
Sheriff's
William Lawrence, Jr
Primo Carera
Schmeling
Maxie Rosenbloom
Houston
Tex
Kid Comb
Atlanta
Fouth
Mike McTigue
Columbus
Harry Ertle
McTigue
Joe Jacobs
Ater Schmeling
Ku Klux Klan
Ertle
Newark NJ
New Jersey
Tommy Loughran
Phil Scott
Martin Burke
L. O. Christner
Otto von Porat
Hans Schonrath
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Sharkey
Miami
McManus Released As Manager Of Boston Sox
New York report says Eddie Collins announced Marty McManus’s release as Boston Americans manager. Bucky Harris, ex Detroit manager, expected to succeed McManus as skipper of the Red Sox club.
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McManus
Boston Sox
New York
INS
Eddie Collins
Boston Americans
Marty McManus
Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Detroit
Tigers Panthers at Home This Week
John Lockwood out two weeks with a broken finger as Grant misses action. Coach Winter considers Funk Clements Hunt Brendel or Berger for guard duty or moving linemen to fill the post before Clinton game. Washington hosts Iowa City Friday as Rust reshapes a green line with two possible new guards.
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John Lockwood
Grant
Panther
Fred A. Winter
Funk
Clements
Hunt
Brendel
Berger
Clinton
Washington
Iowa City
Little Hawks
Rust
Tiger Line
Tiger Guard
West Waterlooth
Marion Gridmen Prepare for DeWitt Tussle
The Marion high grid squad tunes up for a Friday road game against DeWitt after a stunning victory over Tipton. A local backfield change may move Fehr off the line with Smith or Gatewood stepping in to add run stopping pressure.
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Marion High Grid
Real Tagerness
DeWitt
Tipton
Fehr
Smith
Gatewood
Manchester
Independence
Browning Retains World Title In MSG Bouts
Jim Browning of Missouri defended his heavyweight wrestling title by pinning Jumping Joe Savoldi before about 7,000 fans at Madison Square Garden in a one fall match.
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New York
Jim Browning
Missouri
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Madison Square Garden
Campion Golfer Low In McGregor Tourney
In McGregor Ta In an all day golf tournament at the Mississippi hill top course the McGregor Golf club hosted players from Oelwein West Union St Olaf Decorah Waukon Lansing Flknder Marquette Cresco and from Prairie du Chien and Common College Wisconsin Sixty players played three rounds of nine holes Jack Miller Campion posted the low score of 113 par 15 112.
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