Dean Brothers Hurl Cardinals To Double Victory Over Pirates
In St Louis, the Deans Jerome and Paul win both ends of a Pittsburgh doubleheader as the Cardinals triumph 4 3 and 4 1. Medwick drives in the decisive run in game one. Hoyt and Dean lose in game two as darkness ends play. Frisch ejected in the thirteenth inning for arguing a strike call.
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Sunday Games in the American and National Leagues
Box scores recap from a Sunday lineup showing New York and Philadelphia in a pitcher heavy set, Boston against Washington, and Cleveland versus Detroit with varied run totals. National League games feature Cahirsaco vs Pittabursh, Philadelphia vs New York, St Louis versus Cincinnati, and Brooklyn matchups with Braves.
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Philadelphia
Murphy Bronca
Dickey Turbeville
Dietrich
Wilshere
Richards
Boston
An-1
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Ono
Groves
Ferrell Newsom
Starr Holbrook
Cliveland
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Hildebrand
Brown
Broan
Lee
Brenzel Phelps
Tietue
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Salveson
Sewell
Cahirsaco
Pittabursh
Henshaw
Hartnett
Brunton Hoyt
Padden
Davis
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Stout
Alancuso
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Cincinnatic
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Haliahan
Davis Derringer
Brennan
Thomas
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Cleveland
Trosky
Knockerbocker
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Hoe Hughes Phillips Coleman Lary Tao
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Coleman Averil
Hale Hughes
Clevelaina
Prearsre
van Atta
Pearson
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Brooklyn
Philadel
Chicago
Cincinnatii
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Campbell's Car Ready For Trial Over Salt Beds
Sir Malcolm Campbell may test the Bluebird on Utah salt flats Monday. The six ton car, holder of the 276.816 mph Daytona record, is tuned for a first run on the thirteen mile straightaway. Weathered by desert sun, glare and mirage conditions may alter traction and the pace.
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Utah
Malcolm Campbell
Salt Flats
Malcolm
Daytona Beach
Fla
Baer Ramps Up Drills for Joe Louis Tilt in New York
Max Baer speeds training for the September 24 bout with Joe Louis in New York. He boxed six rounds with three sparring partners before 3,000 fans, showing rare intensity and confidence. Louis, not yet in full training, hiked mountain roads and did light sparring in Pompton Lakes.
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Pompton Lakes
Columbus Jet Oilers Defeat Fredonia 8 to 1 at Fairgrounds
The Standard Oil kittenball team of Columbus Junction defeated Fredonia 8 to 1 Friday evening at the fairgrounds. A preliminary game saw the first button factory team win 17 to 7.
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Standard Oil
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Fairgrounds
Tigers Swing Two from White Sox to Stay Ahead
Detroit beats Chicago 6 1 in morning game behind Lynwood Rowe 17th win and a homer. Elden Auker adds 5 0 win in the afternoon, Pete Fox drives in four with a seventh inning homer as Tigers widen AL lead over Yankees to nine games.
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Whitehill Hurls 13-Inning Win As Nats. Boston Divide
In a pair of extended games, Washington beat Boston 3 to 2 in 13 innings after a 9 to 8 Boston win in 11 innings. Jack Wilson homered for the Senators in the opener while Ferrell left early. Cronin's homer helped Boston to the late rally.
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Glenn Darrow Leads Jacobs In Kenmore Final At Eighteenth
Glenn Darrow ahead of Johnny Jacobs two up after eighteen holes in the Kenmore tournament championship flight final. Rain halted play and the pair planned to resume Monday or Tuesday weather permitting. Darrow shot 69 to be three under par while Jacobs posted 71.
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Kenmore
Darrow
Jacobs
All America Board of Football Articles In Gazette
The Gazette will publish four weekly football features for fifteen weeks beginning Tuesday. Frank Thomas of Alabama will cover the south, Glenn Warner of Temple the east, Elmer Layden of Notre Dame the midwest and Big Ten, Howard Jones of USC the far west. Christy Walsh joins the board, a premier group in the fall sport.
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Frank Thomas
Alabama
South
Glenn “Pop” Warner
Temple
Elmer Layden
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Middle West
Howard Jones
Southern California
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Far West
Christy Walsh
All America Board of Football
Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Rapids Area Records
Cedar Rapids Investment Co transfers to Ira H and Clarissa R Winchell as joint tenants with survivorship. John H Merritt deeds lot 18 in frr sur sn ex suly 129 ft sec 10 82 5 for valuable consideration. J D Oliver and wife convey joint life estate to themselves in Murray's 4th add Cedar Rapids for $1. Horace G Hedges and wife transfer to John and Mary Nyere as joint tenants with survivorship in Cedar Rapids lot 2 plat 63 subject to covenants and taxes.
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John H Merritt
Mary C. van Metro
J. D Oliver
Sd Point Life Estate
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Murray
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John
Mary C Nyere
Standings and Results From Davenport Area League
Standings show Davenport Des Moines St Joseph and others with win loss records. Sunday results note Gloux City at St Joseph and Cedar Rapids at Davenport with rain. Monday games Keokuk at Davenport and Des Moines at St Joseph. Tuesday open date with several rain affected matchups.
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Des Moines
St Joseph
C. Rapids
Sioux City
Keokuk
Gloux City
St. Joseph
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis at Louisville Night Game Set
In the American Association standings W L records show Indianapolis at Louisville scheduled for a night game. Team marks include Minneapolis 7-4 and St Paul 1-7, with Kansas City 6-5 and Milwaukee 2-6. Columbus 2-5 and Toledo 1-7 also listed.
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Garhark
Klinger
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Aone
Laskowski Klinger
Max Chambers
Ryda Pirst
Kansans City
M Usauker
Stiles
Madjeski
Mackey
Detore
Rame
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Caudle Fullerton
Madjeski Presssoll
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Ruth Plays Twin City Policeman Game in Chicago
Babe Ruth joined Minneapolis police for five innings then switched to St Paul police for three. He drew 14,000 fans and reportedly earned $1,000. Ruth fanned once, walked once, and flew out once as he mixed baseball with a golf outing at the North Shore course.
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Babe Ruth
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North Shore
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Demons and Saints Divide Labor Day double bill
In St Joseph Des Moines split a Labor Day double header, losing 4 2 in game one then winning 3 0 in seven innings behind Joe Bonetti. Brucker and Fleming pace the St Joseph offense while Bonetti fires a two hit shutout in the finale.
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Perry Choirs Over Parker in National Net Meet
Fred Perry the world No 1 defeated Frank Parker 6-4 6-2 6-0 in the fourth round at Forest Hills as rain drags Labor Day play. Shields and Maier won their matches to reach the quarter finals amid a drizzly, postponed schedule.
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England
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Austin
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Los Angeles
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Filling Station Man Sues For NRA Expense
Savannah based filling station operator H. H. Barnhille sues the federal government for 676.61 dollars claiming NRA code provisions caused the loss. The case follows the blue eagle ruling by the Supreme Court. Josef Hofmann is noted for composing an original mazurka at age five.
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Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects NBC CBS Lineups Across Day
Broadcast listing shows hourly music and program blocks with entities such as NBC WEAF WJZ CBS WBBM WCCO and various acts like Honeybo and sassafras, Merry Macs, Silver flute, and Vic and Sade. It documents times and station chains, indicating a dense, era-wide programming slate from morning to late evening.
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Honeybo
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sTringene Marie
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Hanpy Hallow
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Vic and Sade
Tintyne Tenor
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WJZ
Merrymakers
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Sac—Era Symphony Orch
Betty Marlowe
Wamaq Wow Gothamaires
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KMOX
Thara Orch
MS Sherman Orc
Wee Chain
Wren Koil
Jack Armabene
WEBN
Mane
Keinia Verrill
Gus
Ball ‘and Gruen
Jack Heller
Weaf Chain
Lum and Abner
Buck Regera
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Vyou
Your Government
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Berke Carter
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June Knicht
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Terry May Retire As Player Next Season
United Press reports Giants star Terry, age 38, plans to retire from playing after this season and move to managing full time. The hard nosed veteran, motivated by money and business sense, hints at a decision but cites no public announcement.
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Memphis
Bill Terry
New York Giants
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Giants Favor Road Games In Pennant Race
New York Giants plan a long western road trip to finish the season, preferring away games to home play. They have struggled at the Polo Grounds, winning seven of 16 against Western teams and two of 13 against eastern rivals. Curt Davis shut them down for six innings in a 6 1 loss as Travis Jackson homered.
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Phillies
Curt Davis
Philly
Travis Jackson
Davis
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Red Birds
Raiders to play three exhibitions after rainout
The Raiders were rained out of a Davenport double header and will be inactive in league play until Friday when they start a three game series at Hill Park against Keokuk to end the pennant race. Weather permitting they will host exhibitions in Ottumwa Monday and at the West Side Park Wednesday and Thursday. An all-star semi pro team led by Chine Stodola plays Wednesday, followed by the Texas Black Spiders on Thursday night at 8.
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Hill Park
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Ottumwa
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Chine Stodola
Texas Black Spiders
Ballard and Boileau Capture Marion Golf Titles
Harold Ballard, reigning champion for three years, defeated Junior Reed one up in 36 holes to win the Marion men’s championship. John Downing beat George Oxley 2 and 1 in the first flight. Dr. Crew defeated Bud Brown 4 and 3 and won from Downing by default. L. Swaney beat Fred Ross 2 and 1. Mrs Harle Boileau toppled Mrs Ralph Fitzgerald 6 and 5 in the women’s championship. Mrs L R Herman won the first flight over Mrs Donald Wolfe 2 and 1. In the caddy event Jack A re defeated John Stewart 4 and 3.
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Junior Reed
John Downing
George Oxley
Dr. Crew
Bud Brown
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L. Swaney
Fred Ross
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Ralph Fitzgerald
L. R. Herman
Donald Wolfe
Jack
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Westerfield Dominates Iowa Open Swimming Meet in Des Moines
Dick Westerfield of Cedar Rapids swept three events at Riverview Park pool, winning the 220 and 100 yard freestyles and the 100 yard backstroke. Pat Brown of Cedar Rapids led women’s diving with a first, while Frances Hemingway and Muadel Hall led other women's events. Des Moines and Davenport competitors won multiple sprints and breaststrokes, with local officials refereed by A. Y. Russell and Clark Munger.
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Cedar Rapids
Riverview Park
Westerfield
University of Iowa
Pat Brown
Betty Calvin
Cedar Rapside
Iola Ingertson
Webster City
Frances Hemingway
Muadel Hall
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Jack Rixeles
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Dick Lozier
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A. Y. Russell
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Riverside Firemen Club Rout Academy Cafe 20 to 2
Special to The Gazette Riverside Iowa City team met Riverside firemen at the local lighted field Friday evening. The visitors managed only two scores, both in the fifth inning, while the firemen tallied six in the first, three in the second, two in the third, four in the sixth and five in the eighth for a total of twenty.
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Hazleton Nine Dominates Fayette in Homecoming Victory
Hazleton hosted homecoming Friday as the Hazleton nine blanked Fayette 4 to 0. Jesup girls basketball also played the Hazleton squad, losing 10 to 7 in a close contest.
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