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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
2
The St. Louis Cardinals overcome Boston in a 6-4 victory to extend their winning streak to three as Dizzy Dean provides key relief. Chicago and New York also won, keeping the Cardinals atop the NL standings by two and a half games over the Giants.
Pirates crush Dodgers 13 to 0 as they plate 13 runs across all innings. Starters blaze through early frames with strong hitting and sharp defense, cementing the rout in a lopsided baseball game.
Raiders defeated the Spiders 9 to 4 as Bocek drilled two doubles and a triple while Cross led the field with solid pitching and produced an RBI sequence. The Texans, Deotag replacing Crasse briefly, held the Spiders to two runs through most of the game as Bocek accounted for key hits and steals.
A fragmented OCR read describes a baseball topic involving House Of David and a last nation ball club. The noisy text mentions names and places in unclear form, with partial phrases about teams and events.
The page lists standings with teams Davenport Sioux City St Joseph and Cedar Rapids with win loss records and percentages. Friday results show Des Moines beating Sioux City 6 2 and Davenport 6 6, plus notes on Cedar Rapids and Keokuk games. Also included are scattered American League and Association standings and Friday results across several cities and teams.
Rogers Hornsby predicts the Detroit Tigers will win the world series in six games over the St Louis Browns Chicago or New York. Hornsby, veteran manager of multiple clubs, also comments on team form and his own contract status with the Browns. He notes pitcher readiness and discusses potential future moves including Cleveland and ownership plans.
Vinton High under Coach Fred Cameron reveals eight football games for the new season. Home games are set at Independence’s sighted field near the fairgrounds with details partially obscured by OCR errors.
The prompt lists relationships among U S presidents including John Adams and John Quincy Adams as father and son, Benjamin Harrison as grandson of William Harrison, James Madison and Zachary Taylor as second cousins, and Theodore and Franklin D Roosevelt as descendants of Claes Mattenszen van Rosenvelt.
The New York Giants outlasted Cincinnati 7 to 5 in ten innings to stay two points behind the Cubs for second place. Hal Schumacher outduelled Paul Derringer, earning his 15th win while Red errors and key miscues helped NYC manufacture five runs in the fourth and the decisive run in the tenth.
The St. Louis Browns defeated Washington 11 to 8 in the opener and battled to a 2 to 1 victory in ten innings. Clift hit a ninth inning homer with two on to seal game one as Burns doubled in a run and Powell, Solters and Kress drove in runs. In the second game, Andrews outdueled Newsom through ten frames, with Carey scoring early and Lary scoring on an error to cap the comeback.
Chicago report says Kenesaw Mountain Landis will convene a conference of leading American and National League club owners late next week to discuss world series plans. He noted the NL race is very close and the meeting will be delayed as long as possible.
Marengo high school football prospects impressed in a 6 to 0 scrimmage win. Hayle, not a letter winner, rushed 18 20 and 32 yards driving four of six first downs. Joseph Dahnk passed for 18 yard plays and the TD to Wendell Black. Virgil Young and Stanley Sanders anchored near the line on defense.
Lawson Little of San Francisco shot six under par 67 on 18 holes at the Country Club course to warm up for the national amateur championship defense. He posted 33-34 while preparing for the tournament opener Monday with Johnny Goodman, Richard Jones, and Rupert Sweeney among the contenders.
The Colored Giants will play two games at Vinton on Sunday. A afternoon baseball clash followed by a night softball contest between the two teams.
International News Service reports Max Baer prepares for a bout with Joe Louis amid questions whether his serious stance is genuine. Ancil Hoffman trains Louis and Baer focuses on absorbing a Louis punch then countering, hoping to deliver the first real blow to Louis.
Maquoketa high school football seeks a Sept 20 game as Coach Harold Oaks and Principal E A Gump reveal a near completed schedule with open date. They have over forty players practicing as the team, ten years since last fielded, aims for a strong late autumn schedule.
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