Decatur Commies blank Raiders in playoff opener 7 0
Decatur capitalized on Raiders errors and Judd’s pitching to win the first Three Eye playoff game 7 0 at Hill Park. Del Jones and Erie Talos led with two base hits each as Oscar Judd stifled Raiders to set up tonight’s rematch in Decatur.
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del Jones
Erie Talos
Decatur
Raider
Oscar Judd
Miter
Ollie Marquardt
Raiders
Judd
Talos
Jones
Walsh
Bink
Pike
Marquard
Orie Arntzen
Mike Naymick
Evansville
Springfield
Devine and Swenson to Assist Osmanski at Iowa
Iowa City AP reports two assistants named for Bill Osmanski, the new Iowa freshman football coach. Glen Devine and W. T. Swenson will aid with training future prospects for next fall. Both have prior football experience.
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Iowa City
Bill Osmanski
Iowa
Edward N Anderson
Glen Devine
E. G. Schroeder
W. T. Swenson
Springfield Browns rout Evansville Bees 14 to 2 in playoff opener
Springfield Browns overwhelmed Evansville Bees 14 to 2 in the Shaughnessy playoff opener. Lou Hanning held Evansville to six hits and drove in runs with a bases loaded triple. Bees errors and passed balls aided Springfield, while Callahan took the loss for Evansville.
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Evansville
Ind
Springfield
Browns
Bees
Roy House
Lou Hanning
Hanning
Haye
Joe Callahan
Frank Lamanna
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Art Johnson
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Gill Benton
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Orleve
Iowa Stadium North Bleachers Completed
University of Iowa athletics director E. D. Dad Schroeder announced the north bleachers at Iowa Stadium are finished. Seat boards are in place on the steel tiers and numbered, and all 42 184 seats in the east and west stands have been renumbered.
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Iowa City
E. D
Dad" Schroeder
University of Iowa
Iowa Stadium
Pennant Winners in Three-Eye League Playoffs
The ball club pictured is set to enter the record books as a pennant winner despite ongoing Three-Eye league playoffs. Standing left to right: Trainer Alex Fidler, Ernie Tales, Eddie Reynolds, George Bink, Bob Taylor, Mike Naymick, Stan Golitz, Willard Pike, Gene Babbitt, Roger Wolff, Pres. Harry S. Johnson. Seated: Eddie Marleau, Orie Arntzen, Emil Hemenway, Manager Ollie Marquardt, Walter Walsh, Mike Blaze, Stan Gehrke, Del Jones, Lou Regino. Bat boys: Jimmy Dolan and Thurman Harris.
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Alex Fidler
Ernie Tales
Eddie Reynolds
George Bink
Bob Taylor
Mike Naymick
Stan Golitz
Willard Pike
Gene Babbitt
Roger Wolff
Harry S. Johnson
Eddie Marleau
Orie Arntzen
Emil Hemenway
Ollie Marquardt
High school football drills mark nationwide mobilization
A general mobilization of football candidates sweeps U.S. high schools with Cedar Rapids’ four schools fielding about 265 players. Notable squads include Franklin, Wilson, Cedar Falls, and Roosevelt, each preparing for September 22 openers and promising battles for lettermen and depth as coaches Rust Paula Wolfe seek early edge.
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Cedar Rapids
Rust
Barnard
Paula
Wolfe
Atlantic
Franklin
Thunderbolts
Bob Magnuson
Jack Hall
Snd
Dean Terwilliger
Dubuque
Standings and Results Update for American League
The latest AL standings show New York and Detroit leading in their divisions while Boston and Chicago trail. Tuesday results include Detroit 4 St Louis 2 and Chicago 4 Cleveland 2. Wednesday games include Chicago at St Louis and Detroit at Cleveland with others to follow.
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Beismetroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Clevelan Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Paradelphis
New York & Phlladelphia Cincinnat
Children prosecuted for placing stones on tracks in Australia
A report notes that children are being prosecuted for placing stones on government railway tracks in Australia. No further details on location or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
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Australia
Savold Wins Knockout in Newark Bout
Des Moines heavyweight Lee Savold 191 stops Leslie Miller 181 of Newark in 1 minute 20 seconds of the first round in a six round scheduled match at Garfield New Jersey.
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Garfield
N. J
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Leslie Miller
Newark
Health Better Mack To Pilot A's Again
Connie Mack returned to manage the Athletics after illness kept him inactive since June. He visited Shibe Park, signaling partly restored health and resumption of duties.
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Mack
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
Baseball
Shibe Park
Bowling Opens Two Leagues with Early Tough Scores
Bowling began in Cedar Rapids with Stevens of the Eagles posting a 554 series in the Lincoln Commercial league. Kenneth Harmer of Checker Electric led Lincoln league with 201. Lefebvre’s 2338 led Commercial league three games and Diamond-T had 889 high single. Lincoln league top team three-game 2457 by Klinger Paint. Klinger also had high single 833. Standings show Klinger Paint and Western Auto at 1,000 winning percentages, with several teams at 0 or low records.
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Stevens
Eagles
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Harmer
Checker Electric
Lefebvre
Diamond-T
Klinger Paint
Cummisnrs
Laurance Frees
Acme Service
Mineck
Western Auto
Crooks
Strait
Hich
Emry
Pet. Klinger
Laurance Press
Crooks and Strait
Conn Begins Training For Bout With Bettina
Billy Conn opened training in Pittsburgh Wednesday for his first light heavyweight title defense against Melio Bettina of Beacon New York, boxing four rounds. Bettina travels from Greenwood Lake New York for the September 25 shot to regain the title he lost to Conn in New York.
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Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Bettina
Conn
New York
Greenwood Lake
Spor t Jabs By The Associated Press
In fragmented boxing notes from multiple cities, fighters such as Fritzle Zivie Peter De Rusen and Lew Jenkins score wins or points in bouts across New York, Pittsburgh, Newark, Hartford, and other locales with scattered results and partial records.
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Pittsparebs
Peter de Rusen
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New York
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Glaser Feran
Liverpool
England
Garfield
N. J
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Paterson
Artie Webbere
Fir
Newark
Billy White
Baltimore
Teddy Baldwin
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
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Mariano Armia
Spain
Bat Battaline
Jeohnny Castanaway
Melveke
Maze
New Bedford
Mass
Andre Jeaserin
Frankie Britt
Fall River
Crandic Softball Championship Clash at Ellis Park
Friday night's Crandic softball championship pits Honeymead against the Hacgg Roofing Co at Ellis Park. City leaders led by self styled council members plan to attend with Mayor John Miller throwing the first ball to finance commissioner Harry Cohn, as other Crandie commissioners join the event.
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Ellis Park
Honeymead
Hacgg
John Miller
Harry Cohn
Crandie
Towit
H, BE
Haegg
Jack Clemens
R. P. Andreas
Iowa teams head to Chicago softball world championships
The Schukel motors of Waterloo won the Iowa men’s title and Greenwood Electric of Des Moines captured the state girls’ crown. Both squads left Des Moines Wednesday for the tournament in Chicago this weekend.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Chicago
Schukel Motors
Waterloo
Greenwood Electric
Reds Beat Cardinals In Ten Inning Clash For Lead
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 1 in ten innings to extend their lead to five games, with Bucky Walters driving in a run and French Bordagaray, Walters, and others contributing as the rally built in the tenth. The win comes as the Reds push toward their first pennant in twenty years.
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Cubs
Cincinnati
York
Luc Uuuus
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Bellweather
Max Lanier
Portsider
Columbus
Lanier
Andrews
Goodman Feared In National Amateur Championship
In the 43rd U S amateur at Glenview North Shore club Sept. 11, defending champion Willie Turnesa leads 169 contenders. Top pairings include Johnny Goodman with C Ross Somerville, Charlie Yates with Dick Chapman, and Pat Abbott with John W Fischer. European entrant John Langley withdrew, reducing the field to 170.
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U. S
Glenview North Shore Club
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
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London
Ont
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Atlanta
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
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Chapman
Pat Abbott
New York
Pasadena
Calif
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U. S. Golf Association
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Little Gaddesen
Eng
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