Dizzy Dean Licks Cubs In 3 1 Victory For Cards
Dizzy Dean won his 23rd game to lift the St Louis Cardinals into a tie with the Chicago Cubs for second in the National League. The Cardinals beat the Cubs 3 to 1 as Hartnett homered and Dean allowed six hits while striking out six. Bill Delancey, Ernie Orsatti, and Jim Collins supplied the offense, with Dean pitching well against Chicago for the opener of a three game series.
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Bill Delancey
Ernie Orsatt
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Jack Rothrock
Frank Frisch
Jim Collins
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Giants Rally to Beat Dodgers in East Pennant Push
Brooklyn AP reports the Giants resumed their pennant pursuit in the Eastern race with a win over the Dodgers. The game featured key hits and late defense, keeping Brooklyn’s hopes alive as the season heats up.
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Giants
Mexican Defeats Belloise To Win Titular Claim
New York AP Freddie Miller Cincinnati southpaw moves toward featherweight throne with Arizmendi in a shared claim. Arizmendi earns New York state recognition as world 126-pound champion by a clear 15 round decision over Mike Belloise of New York on Thursday night. Miller is recognized as champion by the National Boxing Association. Arizmendi dominated with a sharp body attack and wide margin on points.
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Freddie Miller
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Grant Gridmen Report Sept 4 For 1934 Season
Grant high school coach Fred A Winter will begin practice on September 4 with six lettermen as a foundation for the 1934 Panther eleven. First game September 21 against West Waterloo. Roster includes Brous sard Carney Dennis Havlicek Miller McCracken and others. More than 90 candidates expected. seniors to report for equipment September 3 or 4. Schedule lists games at Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Mason City, Clinton, Rock Island, and Davenport with several night contests.
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West Side
West Waterloo
John Broussard
Clement Carney
Robert Dennis
John Havlicek
Fred
James Endsley
Robert Hahn
Wesley Kobylak
Joe Koenigmark
Keith Lemmon
Lodge Novotny
Albert O'Neal
John Riley
Charles Schmatt
John Sundberg
Elmer Nelson
Winter
N. F. Bleakley
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Cedar
Ome City
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Washington
D.R
East Waterloo
Ight
Davenport
Clinton and Marengo Enter Diamondball Teams
Clinton and Marengo enter the eastern Iowa Diamondball championship at Ellis Park on Labor Day. The Marengo All-Stars join class B while Clinton fields two teams for Pointer Beer in classes A and B. The class A squad includes Glasgow Tailor veterans, among Iowa and Illinois top teams. Entries close at 8 a.m. Monday. admission is 25 cents.
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Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Labor Day
Paul Paterson
Marengo All-Stars
Clinton
Pointer Beer Organization
Glasgow Tailor Outfit
Illinois
Atkins
Hill Park
Tigers To Report Saturday Morning At Franklin High
Orville Rust issued a request that all candidates for this year's Washington high school football team report at Franklin High to Benjamin Franklin junior high school Saturday morning for equipment. Last year's squad members meet the coach at nine o'clock while sophomores aiming for recognition report at eleven.
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Orville Rust
Washington High
Benjamin Franklin
Illinois Marksman Wins Second Grand American Title
In Vandalia Illinois Mark Arie of Champaign captured his second title by hitting 94 of 100 targets in the doubles session of the Grand American handicap. Henry H Holbrook of Sorento and W L Yeaman of Logan Ia and Harry Timmer of Detroit Mich each broke 96 of 100 in the preliminary handicap with Timmer at 200 yards.
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Illinois
Mark Arie
Champaign
Henry H. Holbrook
Sorento
Ill
W. L. Yeaman
Logan
Harry Timmer
Detroit
Mich
Holbrook
Yeaman
Timmer
Wapello Wins Half of Tri-County Softball Schedule
Wapello captured the second half of the Tri County league and earns a three game series against first-half winner Washington to decide the season title. Wapello routed Wyman 18 to 1 in the decisive game, aided by 15 errors by the losing team. Columbus Junction and Washington tied for second place.
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Wapello
Wyman
Columbus Junction
Weekend Baseball and Hockey Scores Across Cities
National and American League results show New York, St. Louis, Chicago and Philadelphia posting Friday wins. Davenport Cedar Rapids and Sioux City baseball scores are listed with upcoming games including Topeka at Sioux City and Des Moines at Payeports.
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Omaha
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Cedar Rapids
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Rainbow Defeats Yankee For Right To Defend Cup
Rainbow by Vanderbilt syndicate was chosen to defend the America's Cup starting September 15 after a third Rainbow victory over the Boston sloop Yankee in Friday’s trial race. Rainbow finished narrowly ahead by one second. Skipper Harold Vanderbilt has three official wins in the series over Yankee, which had ten prior wins against Rainbow.
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Vanderbilt
America
Selection Committee
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Harold
Charles Francis Adams
Maryland Team Trims New Orleans For Legion Title
Cumberland Maryland wins the American National Junior baseball championship with Ronald Triplett tossing a three hitter and nine strikeouts in a 6 to 1 final against New Orleans Bluejays. The victory follows two straight wins after a one run defeat, ending New Orleans bid for back to back Legion titles.
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Burke
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Marvin Nelson Wins Canadian Marathon Swim Third Time
Marvin Nelson of Fort Dodge Iowa won the Canadian National Exhibition's 15 mile marathon swim for the third time. He finished in seven hours and 46 minutes, about 45 minutes slower than last year, taking the $5,000 prize while rivals including George Young, George Blagden, and Gianni Gambi faded as the cold water wore them down. Bill Goll of New York finished second for $1,500.
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Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Nelson
George Young
Philadelphia
George Blagden
Memphis
Gianni Gambi
Italy
Jowan
Bill Goll
New York
Solon Victor Over Iowa City Team 1 0
Solon N-Kissler's Chevrolet squad defeated Pet's Case of Iowa City 1 to 0 in a tight diamondball game. Leonard Eye pitched well for Solon and homered to win the game in the ninth inning.
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Palisades CCC Tops Towa Steel 6 to 3 on Thursday
Palisades CCC defeated the Iowa Steel club 6 to 3 at Ellis Park. McGuire and Bartling played for the CCC, while Jones and Havik were for the Steelmen. Frank Jirouch and wife conveyed Lot 18 and Plat 167 for $450 on 14-34.
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Towa Steel
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Iowa Steel Club
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Frank Jirouch
Mary Drapeland
Don Barnes Ousted by Johnny Jacobs in Cedar Rapids Golf
In rough weather at Cedar Rapids Country Club the city golf tournament began with seven first round matches completed. Johnny Jacobs, a 13 year old standout, defeated Don Barnes 3-1, while other close rounds went to extra holes including Don Taylor over Ed Wadsworth and Robert Hastings over Tom Yarnall. Jacobs will face Walt Hodge in the second round.
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Don Barnes
Johnny Jacobs
Don Taylor
Ed Wadsworth
Robert Hastings
Tom Yarnall
Verne Marshall
Jack Smith
Elmer Hightower
Doposters
R. H. Pickford
Walt Hodge
Ed Kleir
Hodge
Jacobs
Heinie Jensen
John Carey
Jensen
Carey
Esslinger Edges Turner In City Womens Championship
In Kenmore first round action only one match was completed as Mrs. O W Esslinger defeated Mrs. Dave Turner two and one. Semis and finals setup through Sunday with Byers, Vorkoper, Robertson and others advancing or drawing byes to second round.
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O. W. Esslinger
Dave Turner
Esslinger
F. C. Byers
Byers
R. J. Vorkoper
H. R. Green
Vorkoper
H. J. Robertson
Phyllis Lowe
Eva Hathaway
E. W. Wallace
Mary McDermott
H. Willams
Williams
Harl Boileau
Tipton Fair Draws Thousands for Races at Cedar County Show
About 5,000 attended the Cedar county fair in Tipton with a busy day of events. Morning softball saw Cedar Bluff beat Rochester 5 to 2 after extra innings, and Mechanicsville edged London 13 to 12 in ten innings. Afternoon features included 2:17 trot Calumet Can ridden by J Sergent and 2:16 pace Batty Nash driven by Worthy McKinney, with Miss Nobody also among the runners.
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C. E. Sergeant
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Columbus
Keota To Hold Two Softball Tourneys
Keota will celebrate Labor Day with two softball tournaments. In the forenoon six farm teams play the first game at 8 o'clock, including Harper and Seventy-Six, Rolling Green and South Prairie, Lafayette and Prairie Flower. In the afternoon four games feature Brighton and Rubio, Kinross and Richland, West Chester and Keota.
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Monticello Stars To Play Chicago Hottentots
The Chicago Hottentots, national colored softball champions, visit Monticello for the last local game of the year on Sunday evening. An all-star Monticello squad will face the visitors with star pitcher Cannon ball Simms loaned by Chicago.
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Ticello
Chicago Hottentots
Chicago
Cannonball” Simms
Monticello
Play Three Games In Columbus Junction Loop
East Side defeated West Side 14 to 1 and Colum bus City beat Conesville 4 to 7 in Columbus Junction league action. Fredonia routed Shellbark 12 to 0 as the local KITten ball results were recorded.
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Conesville
Columbus City
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Shellbark
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