Bees Shell Cedar Rapids 9 to 1 as Bunnies Struggle
Cedar Rapids loses 9 to 1 to Burlington in Burlington. Eddie Myers yields fourteen hits while Cedar Rapids gains only five off Gober. Joe Kinney is the probable starter for the Bunnies as they face Waterloo tonight and Monday, with Keokuk and Burlington looming in the final stretch. The Bees move Cedar Rapids deeper toward fourth place in the pennant race while the Bunnies plan a west side drive to try for second.
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Yankees Set Record With 6 5 Win Over Senators
The league leading New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 6 to 5 at Yankee Stadium to set an all-time record by avoiding being shut out in 133 games this season, with Earl Combs homering and Gehrig scoring on a Lazzeri homer as the comeback sealed the win. Chicago White Sox rout Browns 13 8 as Kimsey exits early and Garris belts first major league homer.
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Raymond and Clark Reach City Net Final in Tennis
Bell Raymond and Charles Clark won their semifinals on the Cue courts to reach the city net finals at the Country club. Raymond defeated Jimmy Netolicky in five sets 6-3 6-3 3-6 1-6 6-4 while Clark beat L D Dennis 1-6 3-6 6-1 6-4 6-4.
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Dizzy Dean Blanks Bruins in Twin Bill Sequel
Hall of Fame pitcher Dizzy Dean blanks the Bruins in the second game of the doubleheader. George Kirkley reports a commanding pitching performance and a decisive win.
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Dutra and Walsh in P. G. A. finals
In St Paul, Frank Walsh of Chicago joined Olin Dutra of Santa Monica in the national professional golf championship final after a dramatic 38-hole semifinal. Dutra defeated Ed Dudley 3 and 2, while Walsh overcame Tom Creavy 8 up after morning play and a tight afternoon ride as winds affected scores.
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Cubs Fall To Cardinals As Pirates Gain In Pennant Race
Malone exits with 2-0 lead after seven. Bud Tinning yields two hits and one run. Cubs drop game to Cardinals, slide further in pennant chase as Pirates win seventh straight. Cubs end home stand 17 of 19 and begin 17-game road trip with Cincinnati doubleheader.
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Miss Walsh Sets World Mark in 100 Meters at Canadian Games
Estella Walsh the Olympic champion won the women's 100 meters at the Canadian national exhibition track meet in Toronto in 11.8 seconds to beat her own world record of 11.9. Hilda Strike of Montreal finished second with Nellie Halstead of England third as wind aided performance was noted.
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Rocks Break Jinx Overt Davenport Blues 3 To 2
Mills pitched a sharp duel to advance Rock Island to a 3 2 win over Davenport as the Rocks halted the Blue Sox for the second time this season. A 4,239 crowd honored Davenport manager Cletus Dixon with a purse in appreciation of his season’s work.
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Attendance Estimates and Managerial Gossip Dominate Cedar Rapids Baseball
Secretary Hy Henry is absent so figures are rough. Vice-President Harry Johnson estimates the season total at 38,000 to 40,000 with eight home games left. Last year 63,000 attended. expected loss 3,500 to 4,000, plus 2,000 surplus from last year, risking a near 2,000 deficit if home crowds lag. The piece also surveys major league manager rumors involving Johnson, Harris, Peckinpaugh, Howley, Bush and Hafey, and notes Hafey’s decline after illness, Hafey replacement talk, and other city league attendance trends.
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Valley Playoff Set After Davenport Meeting
KEOKUK AP Davenport hosts a meeting of Mississippi Valley league clubs Rock Island Davenport Burlington Cedar Rapids and Keokuk to schedule the playoff for the league title. Davenport leads currently while Rock Island won the first half of the season with three teams still in contention for the second half pennant.
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Auto Racers Battle Today For 1932 Title
Detroit AP reports the 1932 championship hinges on a 100 mile dirt track race featuring Fred Frame Howdy Wilcox and Bob Carey. The winner earns 120 points in a tightly bunched title race and this race is the season finale.
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Moline Sweeps Dubuque Behind Strong Early Run
Moline capitalized on Dubuque errors to win 14 to 6 and sweep the series. Stehno pitched well for four innings before faltering in the fifth, allowing six runs.
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Standings and results in the Mississippi Valley League
Standings show Dav Keo leading with 33 wins 26 losses as Waterloo and Cedar Rapids trail. Saturdays results list Burlington nine Cedar Rapids one Rock Island three Davenport two Waterloo ten Keokuk four Moline fourteen Dubuque six. Sundays games schedule Waterloo at Cedar Rapids at Rock Island at Keokuk with L. Pet. 39 20 .661 Moline Burlington 34 25 576 Rock Island 28
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Unclear sports standings fragment with team scores
Fragmentary scoreboard notes show multiple teams and locations including Pittsburgh Boston Brooklyn New York Phila Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis with scattered figures and unclear context. No cohesive game result or date is discernible from the OCR text.
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Unclear OCR fragment notes sports results and venues
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Minneapolis Milwaukee St Columbus Louisville and several numbers or scores amid scattered terms. No coherent event or outcome is readable to summarize as a concrete sports result or notice.
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Ex-Iowa star Roberts to join Chicago Cards
Fred Roberts former University of Iowa football star left Knoxville for Chicago to play professional football for the Cardinals.
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Women Pay Regular Admission at Bunny Game Monday
Women must pay regular admission for the Bunnies' game with Waterloo on Monday as a Valley league rule applies. General admission is 40 cents with 25 cents extra for women, reflecting ladies night pricing.
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