Browns rally as Indians sweep series over Senators
Cleveland wins game two and completes a doubleheader sweep, with Jack Rar driving in runs and Averill homering for the Indians. George Conroy and the Cleveland pitching staff held St Louis to limited scoring as the Browns secured the wins.
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Little World Series Opens September 27 in Newark
New York AP reports the first three games of the Little Worlds series between the International League champion Newark and the American Association contender will be played in Newark starting September 27. Newark clinched the International League pennant and awaits final decision on the American Association rival, with Minneapolis or Columbus as likely choice.
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Colored Giants Win Two Games Lose One
The Colored Giants played a rough weekend winning two contests while dropping one. They defeated Traer 7 to 6 on Sunday and followed with a morning win at Ana masa, then faced a late afternoon challenge against an opponent at the Ana isa ce forma ars.
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Edgewood Falls to Littleport 5 4 in Hard Fought Game
Edgewood loses to Littleport 5 to 4 in a tight matchup. Key plays and late rallies shaped the outcome as both sides pressed for a decisive edge.
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Moline Shellacks Davenport In Afternoon Doubleheader
Moline routed Davenport 20 to 13 in the first game, piling up eleven runs on mine hits and five errors. In Rock Island, the Islanders beat Dubuque 13 to 7 behind a four run fourth inning, as Patko started strong and Struss left the mound due to wildness.
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Lott Defeats Parker at National Meet in Straight Sets
George Lott of Chicago crushes Frankie Parker of Milwaukee 6-4 6-1 4-6 6-2 in the third round of the 51st national championships at Forest Hills. Lott advances to the round of sixteen as major seeds survive the day. Parker falls short after a strong start.
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Golfers top 69 in City Club Blind Bogey event
Sixty nine players joined the City Club Blind Bogey at Crinton with Dr B P Wevecon and G W Corer sharing top scores. Lind say Lindsay and Jackson Deringer tied for the low gross, while Lindsay acsiBe Derflingers earned the 69 mark and a prize.
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Tennis clash stories and matchups highlighted after duel
Parker tried to blast him off the webbing as Lott ended the match with a dazzling half volley. Wednesday's feature matches paired Vines with Keith Gledhill, Cochet with Van Ryn, Mangin with Lester Stoefen, the boy who knocked out Satoh, Lott versus Kuwabara, and Perry against Wood.
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Willard Hayes Named Temporary Leader of Iowa Inter-City Athletic Group
Willard Hayes, Cedar Rapids recreation director, elected temporary president of the State of Iowa Association of Inter-City Athletic Relations. Sylvester McCauley of Dubuque named temporary secretary and John Gronseth of Sioux City chosen as chairman of the permanent organization committee. The group aims to sponsor the state diamondball tournament next year and will study recreation systems from Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Triple play concept illustrated by infielders in 1932
The cartoon notes a unique triple play sequence with shortstop, second baseman, and first baseman involving careful ball handling. It stresses tossing rather than throwing for easy receptions, and cites Al Demaree's illustrated leaflet on baseball signs available by mail.
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Standings and results from multiple baseball leagues
The Mississippi Valley League standings show Davesport 49-53 and Moline 39-39, with Burlinston 31-32 and Dubuque 31-40. National League lists Chicago 49-33 and Boston 66-69 with Tuesday results and Wednesday matchups. American Association and Western League standings and recent scores follow, including Toledo 8-3 and Des Moines 11-5 in Monday results.
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Brooklyn Township Teams In Twin Bill
Two township league games were played Saturday. Jefferson defeated Madison 8 to 4 behind Smith and Calvin Kerns with Hall Spading on the mound. Lang and Hawkins caught. Warren beat Bear Creek 15 to 12 as Connell and Christin sen pitched with Price catching. Bear Creek pitchers were Otto and Read with Watson catching.
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Grinnell Firestone Edges Cubs In 13 Inning Thriller
The Grinnell Hotchkiss Firestone team defeated the Brooklyn Cubs 7 to 6 in 13 innings on the local diamond. Strong pitching and late offense carried Grinnell to the win in Brooklyn, Iowa.
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Attendance Record Set At Chicago Track
Col. Matt J Winn announced Lincoln Fields set an attendance record as 31 000 fans packed the Chicago track to see the one eyed My Dandy win the Labor day handicap. Nearly 500 000 dollars was wagered, the largest crowd in Lincoln Fields history and the second largest in Illinois racing.
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Oelwein Kolts Break Even In Pair Of Tilts
Oelwein Holts split two games over the weekend. Rathbun and Mantz formed the Oelwein battery while Bellgreen and Shaffer worked for the Little Eight. Oelwein edged Maquoketa Valley 2 1 in a Labor Day tilt with Kunkle Mantz catching.
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Bunnies Sweep Doubleheader From Waterloo
Nub Kleinke pitched six shutout innings in a 2 to 1 win for Cedar Rapids over Waterloo, with eight strikeouts and ten hits allowed by both sides. In the afternoon Cedar Rapids won 6 to 4 as Marlanee’s bats pushed three runs in the fourth and Cedar Rapids added later runs to secure the win.
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Old Alex Pepped by Rescue Work for House of David
Grover Cleveland Alexander, once a Yankee star, now helps the House of David semi pro team. He saved two games in a Southwest Iowa tourney, pitching a decisive ninth inning grounder for the tying and winning runs, then finishing the next game with a perfect ninth after a brief hiccup.
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Troy Mills Beaten by Robinson 16 to 1
The Troy Mills independent baseball team lost Sunday on the local diamond to Robinson by 16 to 1. Robinson scored nine runs in the first inning, with Cashman and Butterfield as the Troy Mills battery. The Troy Mills team hosts Walker next on the local diamond.
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Jabs Land In AP Roundup From Midwest Cities
In Pocatello Idaho Jimmie Hanna defeated Frank Drake in Chicago. Eddie Ream of Idaho Falls knocked out Kid Rile of Tulsa. In Sioux City Frankie Wolf defeated Herbie Kemrer of Omaha. Harold Mar outpointed Mill Schooler of Wichita.
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