Schoolboy Rowe Delivers Tigers 4 2 Upset over Marcum
Linwood Schoo lo Rowe pitched to defeat Johnny Marcum as the Detroit Tigers beat the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 0. Rowe halted Marcum's seven game win streak, helping Detroit snap a longer skid and leverage late runs with timely hitting. The game featured precise defense and key RBIs that sealed the win for the Tigers.
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ST Louis
Rurling
Buck Newsom
Browns
Washington
Harris i - Rowe
Searles Alberts Game Postponed To Thursday
Longstanding local match between Searles and Alberts is delayed to Thursday due to unspecified scheduling issues. The event involves 35 teams in the regional league, with notices indicating venue changes and updated times.
Western League Standings and Results Snapshot
Wednesday results show teams like Des Moines and Toledo contending, with figures for wins and losses across the Western League. Thursday previews list matchups including New York and Philadelphia, while American Association standings feature Minneapolis and Louisville amid late-season games.
Ross Confident On Eve Of Title Fight
Barney Ross exudes confidence on the eve of his welterweight title defense against Jimmy McLarnin. He vows to outfight and outwork the challenger, claiming a quick, relentless assault will leave McLarnin unable to respond. Ross has sharpened his punch output and shifted camp, planning a dominant performance at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
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Jimmy McLarnin
Natura Ato
Simon
Chicago
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Tursdas Ross
Ferndale
Madison Square Gardens
Lone Island
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Wirth
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Orancebure
BARIE ADAMS FRACTURE OF FIGHT AT BASEBALL GAME
Dick Bartell of the Phillies and Sparky Adams of the Reds were involved in a bench clearing clash after Bartell tried to steal second in the fifth. Umpires ruled both players could stay in the game after Lombardi’s throw, with tensions easing following a conference. Arky Vaughan starred for Pittsburgh in a 2 to 0 win over Boston. he collected four hits, three RBIs, two runs, and two stolen bases. Bil Swift pitched effectively for the Pirates to limit the Braves to a few runs.
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Eedar Rapids
Ross McLarnin Fight Broadcast Refused
A New York newspaper reports that the Ross McLarnin fight will not be broadcast. The article cites a promotor and legal hurdles, noting officials at Madison Square Garden and states that the event will remain off air due to authority concerns and announced refusals.
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Ross-McLarnin
Davenport Captures Pair as Topeka Falls in Rock Island Sweep
Davenport widened its lead to three and a half games over Topeka by winning two games from Rock Island, 6 to 1 and 4 to 2, as Omaha also fell. The second game lasted seven innings, with Davenport amassing eleven hits off two Rock Island pitchers and breaking a 2-2 tie in the sixth. Otto Denning drove in the winning runs with a two-run single, while Hank Lehman hit a second-inning homer for Rock Island.
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Bill Mizeur
Redman
Gizelbach
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Ogorek
Gaffke
Schulte
Sioux City Downs St Joseph In Ninth Inning Battle
Hugh Luby homered to left field with one out in the ninth, lifting Sioux City to a 6 to 5 win over St Joseph. The Cowboys swept the series to extend their win streak to five as Emil Hemenway and Ed Marleau traded good and poor pitching. Fred Traynor homered twice and drove in four Saints runs, McFarland adding a seventh inning homer to tie it before Sioux City pulled ahead late.
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Hugh Luby
Sioux City
St. Joseph
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Ed Marleau
Josses
Fred Traynor
Saints
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Kuntzmann
Boys Drum Corps Exhibition At Ball Park Draws Crowd
Under Vesely direction the youngesters gave a demonstration at a music festival held at Ball Park. About 2509 spectators watched the exhibition by the Boys Drum Corps and Raiders, with the former taking second place.
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Miehis
Baseball Leaders From United Press Trading Card Style
Fragmented OCR lists players, stats, and teams with scattered numbers. The readable lines show batters, games, runs, home runs, RBIs and other metrics, but many words are garbled. The item resembles a vintage league leader card with incomplete data.
Marion Gridders Begin Work With 48 Candidates
Marion high school football opened practice under Coach Don Wolfe and new assistant Jack Cummins with 48 players. Twenty six line prospects are shaping a heavier, well fortified squad, led by Captain Ike King and vets Widzer and Edwards. Front runners for positions include Haines Lane McDonnell Ferreter Hill and others amid a tight camp, with several tentative schedules noted.
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Jack Cummins
Marion
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Edwards
Widzer
King
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Haines
Lane McDonnell
E. Ferreter
Hill
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Oxley
Lacock
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Jacobs Oldfather
Fry
N Johnson
Goodyear Mionthie
Patterson
J Reed Derflinger Barnes
Sheets
Reed W Johnson Newlin
Shekelton Ferreter
Hacer
Tinton
Dewitt
Manchester
Raiders Lick Imps In Final Home Game 10-3
Earl Coughlin reports Cedar Rapids Raiders crushed Des Moines 10-3 in the Western league finale at Hill Park before about 2,500 fans. The Raiders, last in the standings, swung freely and delivered a gala, power filled performance.
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Raiders
Cedar Rapids
Hill Park
Des Moines
Darrow and Vavra Win In City Meet
Darrow blasts to 72 to reach third round as Vavra also advances with a 6 4 victory over Terry. Von Lackum, Hodge, Jensen and Marshall win to join the third round. semifinals set for Monday and Tuesday with no final date yet.
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Glenn- Darrow
Darrow
Vavra
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J K. von Lackum
Walter Hodge
George Alt
Alt
J. B. Terry
Terry
Dr. von Lackum
Robert Hastings
Hodge
Johnny Jacobs
Heinie Jensen
Verne Marshall
Jensen
John Shimek
Marshall
W. D. Barnhizer
Elmer Hightower
Earl Baird
Oole Trimble
Don Taylor
Trosky Drives In 6 Runs As Tribe Licks Grove, 11-2
Cleveland Indians rout Boston Red Sox 11 to 2 as Hal Trosky hits his 31st homer and drives in six, with Ralph Winegarner pitching a six hit complete game and Milton Galatzer collecting five hits. The Indians stay in third place by one percentage point in the standings.
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Boston Red Sox
Hal Trosky
Indians
Ralph Winegarner
Milton Galatzer
Boston
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