Cardinals Trim Boston 15 to 3 to Extend NL Lead
Terry Moore tied a modern major league record with five singles and a double as the Cardinals routed the Boston Braves 15 to 3 to stay 2.5 games ahead of the Cubs in the National League. Fred Frankhouse took the loss and Boston committed ten errors, while St Louis piled up 19 hits and opened with a barrage in two decisive innings.
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Red Sox split doubleheader with Indians as Ferrell shines
Cleveland defeats Boston 8 1 in the opener while Wes Ferrell twirls a seven inning gem in relief to help the Red Sox rebound with a win in the second game. Lefty Grove wasn’t supported but Ferrell’s performance carried Boston.
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Des Moines Beats Sioux City 4–2 to Clinch Title Bid
Des Moines defeated Sioux City 4 to 2 as John Thomas hit a center field homer with two on in the eighth, grabbing the win while Sioux City protested over veteran roster rules. Davenport beat Keokuk 4–1 in game two, with a doubleheader to close the series.
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Chicago A A softball meet draws 300 000 fans for 3 day event
Chicago hosts the third annual national tournament of the Amateur Softball Association of America. Thirty six states and major cities compete as hundreds of teams vie for a place in the national championship with a large attendance anticipated across the weekend.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
Standings and Thursday results across major leagues. Des Moines, Davenport, St Louis, Brooklyn, New York and other teams listed with win losses and percentages. Thursday games feature Sioux City at Des Moines and Keokuk at Davenport among others.
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Raiders Defeat All-Stars 21 To 1 In Exhibition
Bashful Bill Gould sparked the Raiders in the seventh inning to pull a lopsided victory over the M and J league All-Stars 21 to 1 at Hill Park. Joe Klinger starred with four singles and a stolen base as Mead faced three All-Star pitchers, with Gould driving in runs and Klinger adding a sparkling baserunning gem.
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Phillies and Reds clash over Gomez ownership
Baseball Commissioner Landis reserved a decision on the Gomez dispute between Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Nationals. Cincinnati claims Gomez through a Monessen PA league contract, while the Phillies say he is a free agent free to choose his club. Landis said more information is needed before ruling.
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White Sox star Al Simmons may quit in 1936
Al Simmons of the Chicago White Sox, one of baseballs highest paid players, hints at quitting after a disastrous slump in 1935. The Milwaukee native, married and financially secure, vows a comeback in 1936 or retirement, claiming peak condition and a secret plan to lift his average above .325.
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Charlie Grimm Eyes 1936 Return as Player Manager
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm announced he plans to attempt a comeback as a player in 1936. Grimm, who gave up first base to Phil Cavarretta at the start of 1935, said he feels he can still play major league ball and would serve as a substitute while not displacing Cavarretta from the regular lineup.
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Boxing results from Youngstown to Pittsburgh district
In Youngstown Marty Simmons of McKeesport Pa outpointed Treer Flowers 163. In Chicago Frank Kasanowski beat Abe Dunning 1. In Detroit George Amm erino of Newark Ohio outpointed George Pace 120. In Cleveland Johnny Mobler defeated Billy Wilson 146.
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Cubs Rally In 11th Beats Phillies 3-2 To Near Second
Frank Demaree's bases loaded single with one out in the eleventh gave the Chicago Cubs a 3-2 win over Philadelphia. George Watkins homered, Phil Cavarretta forced extra innings with a late error, and Charley Root earned his twelfth victory as Chicago moved within two percentage points of second place. The Giants led 611 to 609 after Cincinnati loss.
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Lenore Kight Weds Cleon Wingard in Cincinnati
Lenore Kight famed girl swimmer married athletic instructor Cleon J. Wingard in Cincinnati after an earlier announced engagement. Kight, a record setter who broke three national women's swimming marks in July, wed Wednesday night in Wellsburg, West Virginia.
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Nagurski Undergoes Tonsil Operation
Chicago Bears fullback Bronko Nagurski, former Minnesota star, had his tonsils removed. Dr. John F. Davis said he would be kept under observation for several days before rejoining the squad.
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McLemore Predicts Baer Louis Bout Will Dentich
Henry McLemore contends the Baer Louis fight hinges on Baer’s ability to absorb Louis punch power. He cites Baer’s history of weathering punishment from Schmeling Carnera Levinsky and Schaff, warns that a decisive left hook or right hand could decide early. The piece previews a dramatic 15 round clash.
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Budge Likely Top Pick In Net Rankings
Forest Hills AP reports rain postponed both men's and women's singles. the top five likely include Don Budge from Oakland and Bitsy Grant of Atlanta with Wilmer Allison Frank Shields Sidney Wood Jr and others contending. Budge and Grant expected for major promotion as Budge aims to succeed Allison as head man.
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