Yankees and Red Sox rally to a 7 7 tie in second game
New York led 2 1 after four but Boston tied in the ninth and the twelve inning, with a triple play saving the Sox in the eighth. Monte Pearson and Mike Meola started for the Yanks and Sox respectively. George Selkirk and Bing Miller drove in runs in extras.
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New York Yankees
Red Sox
Cleveland
Alanis aisSo
Uneir Sla
Rube Walberg
Bump Hadley
Eric McNair
Sox
New York
Frank Crosetti
Mates
Joe Cronin
Te McNair
Tony Lazzeri
McNair
Jimmy Foxx
Ae Johnson
Monte Pearson
Mike Meola
George Selkirk
Yanks
Bing Miller
Boston
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Almada
Rf Saltze’r
Werber
OlCramer
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Foxx
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Johnson
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Malone
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Gomez
OlzzzzMiller
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Saltzgaver
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Dickey
DiMaggio
Crosetti
Powell
Lazzeri
Pearson
Selkirk
Cronin
Cramer
Wicker
Meola
Hubbard
Morriarty
Rolls
Bees Sink Giants Twice In Baseball Doubleheader
Boston Bees hand Giants two defeats 6 to 2 and 7 to 3 at New York. Danny MacFayden and Tiny Chaplin shine as Bees pull Giants two games from pennant lead. In nightcap, Chaplin holds Giants scoreless after fifth. Ripple homers for Giants in fifth. Receipts expected for 50,000 as ex-collegians clash Giants at Polo Grounds.
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Giants
Danny MacFayden
Tiny Chaplin
St. Louis Cardinals
Bees
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Jim Ripple
Cardinals
Gas House Gang
MacFayden
Gus Mancuso
Dick Bartell
Gene Moore
Chaplin
New York
Hal Schumacher
Vern Levoir
Minnesota
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Bill Shakespeare
Notre Dame
Sheldon
Beise
New York Herald Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Boston
New To
Abhoa Hoa
Bartell
Thompson
S’macher
Lopez
Moore
J. Moore
Whitehead
Ripple
Jordan
Cuccinello
Don
Leslie
Schumacher
Castleman
Coffman
Coscarart
Astleman
Itcher
Irman
Stewart
White Sox wallop Indians to open series
Chicago White Sox rout Cleveland 14 0 in the opener of a three game set. Vernon Kennedy limited the Indians to five hits to earn his 19th win. Mike Kreevich led the attack as Hildebrand and Thornton Lee were knocked from the mound. Over 4,000 fans watched at Comiskey Park.
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Vernon Kennedy
Indians
Comiskey
Oral Hildebrand
Thornton Lee
Sox
Hildebrand
Mike Kreevich
Spartanburg Wins American Legion Baseball Laurels
Spartanburg captured the junior baseball national title by beating Los Angeles 8 to 1 in the fifth game of the little world series. The Spartans won the series 3 games to 2.
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Spartanburg
American Legion
Spartanburg, S. C
Los Angeles
Calif
Spartans
Wood Beats Hall In National Meet On Forest Hills Courts
Sidney Wood of New York won a five set comeback over J Gilbert Hall of South Orange in the third round of the National tennis singles championship at Forest Hills. The match drew about 6000 spectators as Wood recovered after dropping the first two sets to triumph in the fifth.
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Forest Hills
Sidney Wood
New York
Center Court
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Wood
Hall
Love
Raider Davenport Game Delayed Then Rescheduled At River City
Wet grounds forced the postponement of the Raiders versus Davenport game at River City Saturday night. The two teams will now play here tonight at 8 15, with two games featuring Davenport at Hill Park on Monday starting at p.m. and 8 15.
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Davenport
River City
Hill Park
Howard Taylor Sold to Rochester for Next Season
Howard Taylor ace of the Raiders pitching staff is sold to Rochester of the International League and will report next spring. Negotiations began in St. Louis with Harry Johnson and the deal is now closed. Taylor, 26, 5 feet 11 and 194 pounds, ends his seventh season in organized baseball after starting with McCook in the Nebraska State league.
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Rochester
Harry Johnson
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Taylor
McCook
Raiders Honor Taylor Webb At Night Game
Howard Taylor sold to Rochester of the International League and Jimmy Skeeter Webb sold to Columbus of the American Association will be jointly honored at tonight's Raiders versus Davenport game with gifts from the baseball association.
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Rochester
International League
Jimmy “Skeeter” Webb
Columbus
American Association
Raiders
Davenport
The
Baseball Association
Iowa Hawkeyes Face Fresh Hope for 1936 Season
With four days to football practice and three weeks to opening game, Iowa fans anticipate a strong Hawkeyes unit. Lost lettermen are numerous but six veterans will return to key wing roles, a capable line is forming, and Crayne’s punting shoes challenge young players. The 1935 season showed resilience, including wins over Illinois and Colgate, ties with Northwestern and Indiana, and close losses to Minnesota and Purdue, suggesting potential for a powerful 1936 run.
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Ossie Salem
Hawkeyes
Salem
Dick Crayne
Crayne
Hawk
Bob Lannon
Homer Harris
Floyd DeHeer
Rudy Leytze
Corney Walker
DeHeer
Ted Osmaloski
Dick Anderson
Letterman
Eugene Liggett
Don Nelson
Hawks
Illinois
Colgate
Northwestern
Indiana
Minnesota
Purdue
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Gophers
Waterloo Hawks sweep Sioux City Cowboys in doubleheader
Waterloo shuts out Sioux City in both games of Saturday doubleheader in Sioux City. First game 3 0 with Stancey holding the Cowboys to six hits and Luther homeringlate. second seven innings 4 0 as Plummer and Seghi drive runs. Ludsick tosses four hits allowed with base runners limited. Zahn yields final run in seventh.
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Hawks
George Zahn
John Ludsick
Seghi
Monahan
Luby
Stancey
Cowboys
Luther
Abhoa Cosbey
Mahan
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Pimmer
Menaiven
Shiell
Father
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Richards
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Cosbey
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O'Smilgoff
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Lithesenga
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Hanne
Thesenga
Arene
Eeese
Whitehouse
Preibisch
Sacriffell
Ludsick
Bagoff
Theaenga
Collsaire
Geisler
Marion Gridmen Open Season With Roosevelt Eleven
The 1936 Marion high football schedule lists September 25 as the opener with Roosevelt at Cedar Rapids. Other dates include Manchester at Marion and Vernon at Mount Vernon with several details partially garbled in the text.
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Roosevelt
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Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Ton
Vernon
Mount Vernon
Standings and Weekend Results in Midwestern League
Davenport leads with 32 wins 21 losses and a .604 winning percentage. Des Moines 26 29 .473, Waterloo 24 31 .436, Sioux City 22 32 .407. Saturday results show Waterloo 3-4 and Sioux City 6-9 with games at Cedar Rapids Davenport and Des Moines Rock Island on wet grounds. Sunday schedule lists Gareapest at Cedar Rapids, Waterloo at Rock Island, Des Moines at Sioux City.
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Des Moines
R. Island
Waterloo
C. Rapids
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Gareapest
Cedar Ra
Fragmented 179 51 City Standings and Scores
The readable lines show partial baseball standings and results with multiple city team abbreviations. Teams include New York Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with win loss records and percentages, but many figures are garbled.
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L. Pet
New_York
Cincinnati
Lyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelph
Eae
New York
Vookiyn
Philadelphia
Rteouren
Cincinnat
Unclear basketball standings fragment from New York load
The readable lines show team records and percentages with multiple teams listed, including New York Washington Cleveland Boston Detroit St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and Chicago again, but the data is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative or complete context.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland A
Boston Pi
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelph
Unclear OCR sports scores fragment
Fragmentary lines show a mix of city names Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Louisville Indianapolis and numbers likely game scores or standings, but no coherent event or outcome is readable. The text lacks a complete sentence or identifiable subjects to summarize.
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Ww. L. Pet
W.L. Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus City
Toledo Acuneare
St. Paul
Peerage
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cardinals Narrow Giants Lead With 3 2 Win
The Cincinnati Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 3 to 2 to trim the NL lead to two games. The Giants also lost a doubleheader to the Boston Bees, extending Cincinnati’s chance in the pennant race.
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Cincinnati
Cubs
Boston
Dodgers
Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Boston Bees
Vicory
Collins Keeps Lead in American Dirt Track Crown Race
ST PAUL AP Emory Collins Canadian champion held a narrow edge over Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Iowa in the Minnesota state fair dirt track races. Collins won the feature by a few feet and remains several key victories ahead in the series as the title chase continues.
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Emory Collins
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Collins
LeMars
Schrader
Aps
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