Giants Sweep Cubs to Open Four-Game NL Lead
The New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 4 to extend their lead to four games in the National League. Giants hitters Terry Ott and Moore drove in runs as Curt Davis lasting only four innings. Cubs rallied with three in the eighth but could not overcome New York's early scoring and late insurance.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
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Jhursuay
Curt Davis
Charley Grimm
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Cub
Bill Lee
Lee
Roy Henshaw
Joe Moore
Bill Terry
Mel Ott
Travis Jackson
Terry
Ott
New York
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Harry Gumbert
Ethan Allen
Ken O'Dea
Phil Cavarretta
Dick Coffman
Gumbert
Billy Herman
Chicago
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Bees sweep home series with Phillies in fral at Cincinnati
The Bees completed a clean sweep of the home series against Philadelphia with a dominant performance at Cincinnati. The result closes the set as Cincinnati wins all three games behind strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Cincinnati
Bees
Philadelphia
Standings and Results From Regional Baseball Games
Standings show Davenport 29 20 92 and Des Moines 25 26 .490 as Cedar Rapids 8 Bronx City 4. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh 3 Boston and Philadelphia 2 New York 7 Chicago 4. Wednesday schedule features Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at St Louis with multiple matchups across the circuit.
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D. Moines
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Waterloo
C. Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Bronx City
Dea Moines
Rock Island
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Philaphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Delphia
Louls AG
Louls
Gaglienne
New. York
Boat &T Louls
Team Scores and Standings in Night Meet
The report lists scores for Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Columbus, Kansas City, Minneapolis and Toledo with team tallies and percentages. It notes night meet results and includes partial records for towns Townville Columbus Kansas City and BL Paul with varying wins and losses.
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Wikets
Pet
Milwaukee
Indianap's
Paul AO
Columbus
Kansan C
Loulavilis
Minn'polis
Toledo
Townville
Kansas City
Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Alelt
Cincinnati Beats Phillies In Ninth Inning Rally To Extend Win Streak
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 on Tuesday as Les Scarsella delivered a three hit game highlighted by a ninth inning single that plated the winning run. Babe Herman doubled and scored on Scarsella's hit while Al Hollingsworth lasted six innings before an elbow flare forced Benny Frey to finish. Frey earned the win with an unearned run scoring off a late rally.
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Cincinnati
Les Scarsella
Babe Herman
al Hollingsworth
Phillies
Benny Frey
Witney
Norris
Philadelphia
Walter
Hollineaworth
Buffalo Swimmer Wins 2500 Prize In Ontario Event
Frank Pritchard of Buffalo New York won the world professional five mile swim in Lake Ontario on Tuesday. He finished over a half mile ahead, set a new world record with a time of two hours seven minutes nine seconds, and earned the $2,500 first prize. Gianni Gambi of Italy was the previous holder. a rival named Gambit withdrew after cramps near halfway.
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Ont
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Buffalo
Lake Ontario
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Ihs
Gianni Gambi
Italy
Gambit
Columbus Junction Football Schedule Set for Eleven Tilts
Columbus Junction High School reveals an eleven game football schedule with matches against Lone Tree on Sept 93 and New London on Oct 1. Home games listed at Columbus City include Weighten on Oct 2 and Mourning Sun on Oct 9 with other dates at towns like Orr, West Tiberty, and Winkield.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Lone Tree
New London
West Tiberty
Winkield
Night Baseball Doubleheader Headlines Indianapolis At Toledo
Amateur scorecard notes a night game and a double header between Indianapolis and Toledo with multiple players named in fragmentary fashion. The garbled text lists teams and individuals across several cities including Minneapolis and Hutchinson with scattered affiliations and dates.
Frank Thomas Predicts One of the Finest Grid Seasons
Frank Thomas projects a standout football year across the South with LSU favored to win the championship. He notes coaching changes at Tennessee Florida Tulane and others, cites rising teams like Georgia Tech and Texas A and M, and mentions Duke North Carolina NC State and new conference members Davidson Furman and William and Mary.
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Texas
Durham N. C
North Carolina
Auburn
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Paterson
Nelson and Rodgers
Capt. Stone
Georgia Tech
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Southern Methodist University
Rose
Texas Christian University
Sugar
Mustangs
Homer Norton
Texas Aggies
Fred Thomsen
Arkansas Razorbacks
Norton
Thomsen
Duke
North Carolina State
North State
Ace Parker
Wallace Wade
Blue Devil
Bear Wolff
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Chapel Hill
Wolff
Hank Anderson
Davidson
Richmond
Wake Forest
Citadel
Furman
William and Mary
Boxing Results From Across The Nation
The report lists multiple bouts with scored points and knockouts across cities including Puerto Rico Pittsburgh New Haven Baltimore Philadelphia Louisville Cincinnati Dayton Newark and Coeur d Alene. Notable results include Oscar Rankin beating Dominick Burrene and Frankie Williams defeating Robbie Wilson with scores cited alongside several 10 point bouts.
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Associated Press
New York
Escobar
Puerto Rico
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Jimmy Vaurdin
Clevelands
Fasnaugh
Toedo
Haven
Galner
New Haven
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
Ken Overtin
Richmond
Oscar Rankin
California
Baltimore
Rucky Tasier
Dominick Burrene
Philadelphia
Louisville
Buddy Miller
Washington
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
May Baer
Livermore
Calif
Don Banter
Escobar Knocks Out Marino In Thirteenth Heat
Sixto Escobar dominates Tony Marino in a thirteenth round technical knockout after Marino cannot continue with a deep right eye cut. Ringside doctor rules Marino unable to continue as Escobar remains bantam champion.
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Tony Marino
New York
INS
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Charles Bles
Commission Board
Marino
Bles
Little Marino
Iowa football coaches to huddle under Solem plan
Iowa City will host a Wednesday meeting as Head Coach Ossie Solem gathers three assistants Otto Vogel Fran cis Schammel and Bill Becker Rollie Williams arrives later and Eddie Lynch joins at opening practice. Salem will return from Minnesota after attending the All Stars game with the Detroit Lions in Chicago.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Ossie Solem
Otto Vogel
Francis “Zud" Schammel
Bill Becker
Rollie Williams
Eddie Lynch
Minneapolis
Salem
Annandale
Minn
Town City
All Stars
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Budge and Mako Claim U S Doubles Title
In Brookline MA AP Don Budge and Gene Mako dethroned Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn 6-4 6-2 6-4 to become U S doubles champions. The victory marks their eleventh win over the defending pair this season. In women's doubles, Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey Fabyan were defeated by Mrs Van Ryn and Carolin Babco d e Los Angeles 9-7 2-6 6-4 in a separate match.
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Brookline
Mass
United States
U. S
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Allison
van Ryn
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Carolin
Fifty six candidates report for Iowa City High football
Fifty six players for the Iowa City High eleven reported to the equipment room to receive uniforms and prep for practice under Coach Herb Cormack. Captain Jens Norgaard leads the Little Hawks with more hopefuls expected to join before drills begin.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa City High Eleven
Herb Cormack
Husky Jens Norgaard
Little Hawks
Jesse Harper Accepts Kansas Republican Post
Jesse Harper former Notre Dame coach and Rockne mentor accepts appointment as chief of the Republican state committee speakers bureau. Harper owns a stock ranch at Sitka Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Jesse Harper
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Republican State Committee
Harper
Sitka
Red Sox sweep series with Indians 4 to 1
Boston routs Cleveland 4 1 as Lefty Grove wins his 16th of the season. The Sox break open with a big fourth inning off Mel Harder and Denny Gatehouse. Grove strikes out eight while yielding six hits.
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Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Lefty Grove
New York Yankees
Tribe
Sox
Mel Harder
Harder
Denny Gatehouse
Cleveland
Galehouse
Grove
McNair
Des Moines Edges Davenport 6–4 In Davenport Opener
Des Moines won the Davenport series opener 6 to 4 over Davenport. Julio Bonetti allowed three in the second inning as an error helped fuel the Blue Sox rally. Riley White Morgan and Hall sparked Davenport with key hits, but Des Moines pulled ahead in the middle innings and held on.
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Riley
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Hall
Demons
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Asbell
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Cady
Vann
Independence High To Play Sixteen Cage Games
The Gazette lists Independence High School basketball schedule with sixteen games plus county tournament. Dates include Nov 24 La Porte City here and Feb 26 Vinton there among others with Cedar Falls Waverly Jesup Marion Oelwein Manchester and Vinton appearing in various home and away spots.
Raiders Hand Cowboys Licking In 8-4 Victory
Sioux City Raiders defeated the Cowboys 8 to 4 before about 2,300 on a ladies night. Frank Howard led a rebound from slump with a single and two doubles driving in a run and scoring twice. Jim Hayes allowed eight hits over seven innings with seven strikeouts as Hugh Luby and Jack Blakeney, recently sold to Philadelphia, flubbed errors to fuel the Raiders' four-run fifth inning.
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O Pinney
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Gehinger
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Simmsons
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Owen
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Rogell
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Getsel
Rime
Sioux City
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Keystone
Hugh Luby
Jack Blakeney
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Bertram
Frank Howard
Jim Hayes
Rock Island Robin Hoods Top Waterloo 15 to 4 in Paring Standings
Rock Island defeated Waterloo 15 to 4 as Goodman and Luther powered the offense with home runs and five RBI combined. Goodman went 4 for 5 with a homer and triple, while Luther added a homer and multiple hits, helping Rock Island close within a game and a half of league leader Davenport who fell to Des Moines.
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Davenport
Des Moines
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Prather
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Purdy
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Max Scott Wins Semifinal at Decorah Meet to Meet Rowan
Max Scott defeated George Baker two up to reach the finals of the Oneota Golf and Country Club men's tournament in Decorah. Scott finished 36 holes at 142, two over par, and will face Fred Rowan who beat Tom Baldwin 3 and 2 in the final. Other results include LW Buckton over Gres Becker 9 and 8 and D Meyer over L Scott 4 and 3.
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Decorah
Max Scott
George Baker
Oneota Golf and Country Club
Scott
Baker
Fred Rowan
Tom Baldwin
Dr. Hagen
Dr. Inman
LW Buckton
Gres Becker
Eee Pieht
E. Rhaines
Olayamre
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T Benees
D. Meyer
L Scott
K. Nese Jansen
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Paul Schneider
J Blodgett
Ze Olson
Barre-Bob
Mel Johnson
J N Lee
H. Olson
G. Nte
Ealire
Wy D. Wells
Tnehil
Davidson
Raiders and Cowboys Rained Out to Double Header
Tuesday night’s game between the Raiders and Sioux City was rained out and moved to Wednesday as a double header. The first game starts at 7 30 p.m. with the second game limited to seven innings and a single admission price.
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The
Raiders
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids Raiders Edge Sioux City in Seventh Inning Rally
In a tight game Cedar Rapids breaks open a late rally to beat Sioux City 8 6. Key plays include Filbert and Luby errors aiding Cedar Rapids and Crossley Michaels scoring drives, with Thomas Hayes and Webb contributing to the late scoring surge.
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