Sign 3 Wes Agreement ends years of Navy Army gridiron feud
The Army and Navy announced a three year series of football games resuming December 3 at Franklin Field Philadelphia. Both sides keep their own eligibility rules but agree to play charity games as needed. Cadets celebrated the decision with rallies and friendly gestures after past tensions.
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OS Ghel York
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Call of Charity
William D. Connor
Military Academy
Thomas C. Hart
Naval Academy
Military
Naval Academies
West Point
Keokuk defeats Cardinals 3 to 1 behind Cross
Ward Cross, 18, Keokuk rookie pitcher, held the world champion St. Louis Cardinals to four hits and fanned 10 in a 3-1 Keokuk win. He struck out five in a row in the first two innings and was dominant throughout the game, with Meekuk scoring in the late frames.
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Keokuk
Ward Cross
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs Rally To Beat Giants 10 9 In Rainy 10th
Kiki Cuyler fueled Chicago Cubs to a 10 9 win over the New York Giants in a rain soaked game that stretched to the 10th inning. Cuyler had a ninth inning single and a tenth inning homer with two aboard, as Koenig also hit a homer in the frame to lift the Cubs from a 5 4 deficit.
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Chicago
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Giants
Cuyler
Demaree
Guy Bush
Koenig
Cubs
Gibson
Hermer
Englis
Stephenson
John Moore
Grimm
Herrmann
Siuteos
Hartnett, c
Gudat
Warnecke
Byiot
Cassevereere
Smith
New York
Apnea
Hemsley
Joeritz
Critz
Stephensonze
Terry
Ott
Guyer
Gore
Hiny
Cuyier
Cuvier
Pitzsimmons
Herman
Een
Marshall
Izsimmons
Marsha Terry
Bell
Bush
Golf timing cues and tips from a 1932 monograph
The article describes a swing timing point called the Little Dip where the club head reaches maximum velocity and impact with the ball. It explains how improper pulling or lunging disrupts the arm action, urging readers to cultivate a smooth swing. It notes Chester Horton’s monograph offers free guidance with a stamped return request.
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Chester Horton
Mr. Horton
Dutra Leads By Seven At Halfway In Pro Golf
Olin Dutra Santa Monica Calif posted a 67 to build a seven hole lead over Reggie Myles Ashland Ohio at the halfway point of the national professional championship round in St Paul. Tom Creavy Albany N Y trails after losing to John Perelli San Francisco 1 down.
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Minn
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Calif
Keller
Reggie Myles
Ashland
Ohio
Tom Creavy
Albany
N. Y
Fceman
John Perelli
San Francisco
ST. Paul
Walter Hagen
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Bobby” Cruickshank
New York
Golden
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
George Smith
Herman Barron
Portchester
Neil McIntyre
Indianapolis
Ind
Armed Cuales
Joe Turnesa
Henry Pickard
Charleston
Gunnar Nelson
Rockford
Ralph Stonehouse
Deton
Victor Ghezzi
Rumson
N. J
John Hines
Eddie Schultz
Troy
Cor Oggeg
Hartford
Ome
Craig Vincent Eldred
Pittsburgh
Runyan
White
P Y
Prank Walsh
Longworth
Texarkana
Tex
Bobby Cruickshank
al’ Watrous
Detroit
Denny Shute
Cleveland
John Golden
John Kinder
Caldwell
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Pirates Sweep Braves 2–1 in Four-Game Set
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Boston Braves 2 to 1 to complete a four game series sweep. It was Pittsburgh's fifth straight win as Leon Chagnon and Huck Betts dueled before Traynor's fourth inning hit scored Comorosky.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston Braves
Leon Chagnon
Huck Betts
Traynor
Comorosky
Dodgers Win Doubleheader Over Reds In Cincinnati
Brooklyn’s pitching showed two styles as they swept Cincinnati 7 1 in the opener and 11 10 in the nightcap. Clark and Shaute held the Reds to four hits in game one while six runs came in the eighth. Carey used six pitchers in game two before Vance earned the decision.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Clark
Shaute
Reds
Carey
Vance
Mer rman and Morrissey Lead Brooklyn In Striking Baseball Box Score
partial box score details show Thurston Grantham Hafey High and Morrissey contributing as key players for Brooklyn. Scoring events include two base hits and three base hits coded. pitchers Vance and Johnson listed with several innings. No full context, but game action indicates Brooklyn offense and fielding summary with multiple substitutions.
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Crabtree
Merman
Merrion
Vikiscie
Morrissey
Gilbert
Pthhon
Shecs
Rpeneos
BO Wecavaces
Johnson
Durocher
Brooklyn
Aecsess
Ag Mats We
Wright
Sanur
Luke
Thurston
Ecman
Hafey
Orrissey
O'Doul
Ts Gueeinelio
Guretorth
Brooks
Caan
Thurston Vance
Byrs
Heimach
Nee Inone
Eimach
Shaute
Vance
Ton
Country Club Swim Meet Set For Today
Weather permitting the annual meet at the Country Club starts at 2 pm with sixty entrants. The event, postponed Wednesday due to rain, features three age groups: 10 to 13, 13 to 16, and over 16.
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Country Club
Frank Jackson Wins Horseshoe Title in Iowa
DES MOINES UP reports Frank Jackson age 62 of Kellerton won the Iowa horseshoe championship with a 76.3 percent ringer average and 15 straight victories. The feat unofficially surpasses the world record of 71 percent. Jackson’s son Hansford followed in the event.
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Des Moines
Frank Jackson
Kellerton
Iowa
Jackson
Hansford
Davenport Rallies to Defeat Dubuque in Ninth Inning
Davenport trailed Dubuque 6 5 entering the ninth but surged for two runs with two outs to win 7 6. Kane Sueme and Meyer delivered key singles to tie and win the game. Dubuque’s Sims homered and doubled, while Steinecke hit one into the river with a man aboard. Meyer led the Hase with a triple and two singles driving in three runs.
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Dubuque
Kane
Sueme
Meyer
Sims
Steinecke
Blue Sox
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Schinski
Orreare Essen
Eis
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McSwain
Hall
Hae
Ace
Archdeacon
Schinekiy” Sims
Bradford
Brads Sims
O'Shaughnessy
Inecke
Dixon
Rye
Baumgartner
O’ Shangumente
We — Tobin
Mattoon
Burlington sweeps series as Paulson fans 15 in tight win
Burlington completes a clean series sweep at Waterloo with Paulson recording 15 hits and the team winning 7 to 6 in the decisive third game.
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Waterloo
Burlington
Paulson
Plows Sweep Rock Island With Two Unearned Runs
Auker Hollingsworth held Moline to two hits in seven innings as Moline won 2 0 to complete the series sweep over Rock Island. Bates hit a two out triple in the second inning with a man on base, but two Islander errors allowed two unearned runs and the game ended in an hour and thirty minutes.
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Moline
Rock Island
Auker Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Bates
Auker
Bunnies And Bees Begin Series With 2nd Place At Stake
Idle Wednesday shifts schedule as Keokuk doubleheader prep leads to Bur lington start. The Bunnies host the Bees with second place in the pennant race at stake as Waterloo beat Tuesday to even terms. Davenport leads by five and a half games while Nub Kleinke weighs changes. The Bunnies seek a return to winning form after a four game losing streak.
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Keokuk
Bunnies
Burlington
Bees
Waterloo
Davenport
Nub Kleinke
Frances Repp Wins North Central Iowa Golf Title
Mrs Frances Drake Repp of Mason City defeats Mrs W B Biikenberry of Fort Dodge 3 and 2 in the finals to take the North Central Iowa women's golf championship in Fort Dodge Iowa.
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Frances Repp
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Frances Drake Repp
Mason City
Repp
W. B. Biikenberry
Standings and results from the Mississippi Valley League
Standings show Davenport and Moline and Dubuque near the top with Davenport at .661 and Moline at .463. Wednesday results include Chicago beating New York 10-9 in 10 innings and Brooklyn routing Cincinnati 7-11. Tomorrow games feature Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Rock Island, Davenport, Moline and Dubuque in multiple matchups.
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C. Rapids
Moline
Taeton
Waterloo
W.L., Pet
W. L. Pet
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
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Philadelphia
Unclear sports box score fragment with team records
Fragmentary sports listing shows teams and records for New York, Washington, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, and Detroit. Mentions a scheduled game Washington at New York with only one game on the slate.
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Deiaington
Washington
New York
Unclear sports standings fragment from midwestern city teams
Fragmentary OCR lists teams and records including Tulsa St Joseph Denver Wichita Pueblo Des Moines and Oklahoma City with partial win loss percentages and scattered scores. The text is incomplete with misreads and misplaced letters.
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Pet. Pete
City
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Denver
Wichits
Pueblo
Uantan
Des Moines Future
St. Joe Oklahoma City
Ichita
Omaha
Cance
Tigers edge Athletics 5 to 4 in pitchers duel
Detroit pitcher Tony Freitas lost his ten game win streak as the Tigers defeated the Athletics 5 to 4 to even the series at two. Gehringer hit a homer, Hogsett connected twice, and Desautels finished, holding Detroit to one hit over the last two innings.
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Philadelphia
Tony Freitas
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Freitas
Gehringer
Hogsett
Tigers
Desautels
Mahaffey
Nationals Sweep Browns 7 6 on Scoring Spree and Errors
Washington beat St. Louis 7 to 6 to complete a three game series sweep as six Browns errors and timely hitting fueled a 7-0 Nationals edge. Al Thomas started for the first time since July 13 but labored in the sixth as Weaver closed. Ferrell spiked Levey on a second base pickoff, forcing the Browns shortstop from the game.
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Washington
Browns
St. Louis
Nationals
al Thomas
Weaver
Ferrell
Kuhel
Levey
Pete Jordan Leads In Iowa Open Meet
Pete Jordan the Des Moines amateur took a share of the lead at the Iowa Open after 54 holes with a sub par 71 for a 223 total. Rodney Bliss fell back to a tie for second as Brown, Vavra, and Burkhart posted strong rounds and the field tightened at Marion Country Club.
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Pete Jordan
Rodney Bliss
Omaha
Jordan
Nebraska
Brown
Jopear
Esv Eeeseeenees
Charles Burkhart
Marion Country Club
Burkhart
Johnny Vavra
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Rodney Blissey Eae
Joe Brown
Jack Hall
John Vavra
Aon Ae Eee
Marion Eevee
Oh Meena
Tincsin
Denmar Miller
David Davis
Gene Isaacson
Ottumwa
Don Falis
Chariton
Bob McCrary
Dave Bonella
B. Meytag
Newton
Tony Milhelovich
Bob McKee
S Moines
Bill Bathie
Jack Welch
Bill Adams
Sioux City
Art Andrews
Davenport
Jimmy Miller
Russell Haas
Jefferson
Jim Canavan
Bob Wilton
Marshalltown
Bob Elterton
Decorah
Robert Fisher
Keokuk
Jack Anderson
Grinnell
George Heaney
Stagg to resign as Chicago football coach after season
Amos Alonzo Stagg, head coach at the University of Chicago for 41 years, will resign at season's end. Possible successors include Pat Page or Judge Walter Steffen, with Stagg remaining athletic director after returning from a Hollywood motion picture project.
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INS
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Pat Page
Walter Steffen
Carnegie Tech
Stagg
Hollywood
Cedar Rapids Woman Wins With Iowa City Horse At Tipton Show
Dorothy Barth of Cedar Rapids rode a horse owned by P. B. Kettelson of Iowa City to take first place in the five gaited saddle horse class at the Cedar County fair in Tipton. Merle White of Muscatine finished second, L. B. Spears of Davenport third, and Ed Slaven of Davenport fourth. Spears also won the three gaited saddle class with a horse owned by Kettelson, followed by Merle White and R. C. Bybee of Davenport in second and P. F. W. Spear of Tipton in third.
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Iowa City
Tipton
Gazette
Dorothy Barth
P. B. Kettelson
Cedar County Fair
Merle White
Muscatine
L. B. Spears
Davenport
Ed Slaven
R. C. Bybee
PF. W. Spear
Tipton Rt
Kette
Boxing Notes From Coast to Coast Report
Chicago Max Baer outpoints Ernie Schaaf in Livermore. Cotton seeds of results include Tracy Cox and Prince Saunders drawing in Indianapolis and Chicago sides. Leroy Haynes defeats Paul Swiderski in Oakland. LaCadre Capiey clash set in San Francisco with Turkish presidential palace pictured.
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Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Prince Saunders
Drew
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Baxter Calmes
Wichita
Kan
Jack King
Littl Rock
Ark
Syracuse
N. Y
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Gaston LaCadre
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Claude Capiey
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American Walker Cupers Sweep Scotch Foursomes
The U S Walker Cup team led by rising stars swept all four Scotch foursomes Thursday in Brookline Massachusetts. Moe Howell Seaver Moreland produced sharp scores as they built early leads against England, while Ouimet Dunlap and Sweetser Voight also fared well in the morning rounds.
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Portland
Ore
Billy Howell
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Charley Seaver
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Eric McRavie
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Moreland
Tony Torrance
John DeForest
Francis Ouimet
George Dunlap
John Stout
Sean Burke
Jesse Sweetser
George Voight
Hartleys
Rex
Lister
Actor demands salary listing amid chase by rivals
An actor warns the director he must be put on the salary list immediately or risk losing him. He cites competing offers from the electric light, gas, and telephone companies, a familiar line the director has heard before.
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