Davenport Blues Blank Raiders 5–0 In Afternoon Tilt
Willoughby dominates as Claude Willoughby limits Raiders to seven singles while Davenport collects nine hits in three innings to win 5 to 0. Prevost homers, Morgan and White drive runs. Hayes fanned nine in a strong effort but Davenport improves pennant chances. Red Van Fleet and Dick Elston to pitch as Blues visit for matinee and night games.
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Raiders
Davenport
Rock Island
Blue Sox
Pacemakers
Robin Hoods
Blues
Claude Willoughby
Jim Hayes
Red van Fleet
Dick Elston
Willoughby
Webb
Michaels
Leonard
Hayes
Skeeter
Howard
Riley
Denning
White
Morgan
Hall
Rye
Prevost
Short
de Forest
Crossley
Filbert
Howard Taylor
The
Baseball Association
Rochester
Columbus
POA Hall
Tereeeree Beason
Iley
Cedar Rapids
Aeae
Eeeee de Forest
If Leonard
Me Thomas
A Hayes
Willow
Will Jloughby
Loy
Ayes
Filbert Forest
Muptas
Ctete
Ann
Burlington and Stanton Meet For Iowa Amateur Final
Des Moines AP reports Burlington J. and Sr. Clothiers will face Stanton Vikings this afternoon to decide the 1936 Iowa amateur baseball champion and Hawkeye representative to the National Baseball Congress tournament in Louisville. Burlington beat Des Moines Farmers 5 to 3 in ten innings. Stanton defeated Des Moines Veterans 10 to 6.
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Des Moines
J. and Sr. Clothiers
Burlington
Stanton Vikings
Iowa
Standings and Sunday Results Across Multiple Leagues
Standings show Davenport 33 21 611, Rock 31 24 564, Des Moines 26 20 473, Waterloo 24 32 .429, Cedar Rapids 28 27 509, Sioux City 22 31 .415 with Sunday results Davenport 5 Cedar Rapids 0, Rock Island 16 Waterloo 5, plus hockey and baseball notes from Chicago Detroit Boston New York Washington St Louis and Cleveland games and Monday schedules.
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W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet. Dav'nport
Moines
Rock
Waterloo
C. Rapids
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Des Moines
Sioux Aay Nee Grounds
Ge Cedar Rapid Davenport
Cedar
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Early Season Notes
The standings show New York 79 with .603 and Cincinnati 76 with .580 in the American league, while Boston 76 and Chicago 76 both sit at .571 and Brooklyn 70 Pittsburgh 63 at .526. Upcoming games listed include Chicago at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Boston, with New York at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Additional lines cover the American Association standings with Indianapolis 78 74 .513 and Louisville 78 74 .513, plus a slate of matchups like Columbus 48 174 and Kansas City 82 69 .543 and Milwaukee 1-5.
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New York
Cincinnati
Boston Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Phila
Chisato
Boston
New
St. Tits
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
W.L. Pet
W. L. Pet.pearchen
Indi Apolis
St. Pa
Columbus
Kan. City
Louisville Min'polis
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Baer Brothers to Box Here in Cedar Rapids Show
Max Baer and Buddy Baer will headline a Cedar Rapids card on Sept 15 at Memorial Coliseum six rounds each. The program also features six three round amateur bouts from Golden Gloves standouts. The Baers, aiming for a comeback, tour the Midwest with plans for two heavyweights to oppose them on the bill.
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Max Baer
Cedar Rapids
Baer Brothers
Middlewest
Baer
Memorial Coliseum
Buddy Baer
Chicago
Jimmy Braddock
Baers
Vernon Ulch Wins Junior Tennis Title In Rain Delayed Final
Vernon J. Ulch defeated Mike Skala to win the junior boys singles title at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. The rain shortened schedule left men’s doubles, mixed doubles, and women’s singles still to be decided with finalists set for the week ahead.
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Vernon Ulch Trips
Mike Skala
Vernon J. Ulch
Ulch
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Margaret Biederman
Esther Yothers
Martha Beardsley
Helen Edgar
Tin used in collapsible tubes for shaving creams
Pure tin is employed in making collapsible tubes used for shaving creams and toothpaste.
Giants Cubs Lose Cards Drop a Pair
The Associated Press notes Boston Bees predict the pennant winner as they beat the Mets Giants Cubs and Cardinals in a weekend set. Tommy Thompson homerun in a 3-2 win over Gabbo Gabler shifts the game. White Sox Reds Indians Yankees Red Sox Tigers and Nationals all impact standings with wins and losses. Cubs fall 5-4 to Pirates while Phillies rally past Dodgers 7-5.
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Associated Press
Boston Bees
Cardinals
Giants
Bill Terry
Terriers
Frank Merriwell
Tommy Thompson
Gabbo Gabler
Cincinnati Reds
New Yorkers
Babe Herman
Peaches Davis
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Browns
Yankees
Red Sox
Yanks
Wes Ferrell
Jimmy Foxx
Lefty Grove
Whitehill
Washington Senators
Athletics
Earl Whitehill
Mackmen
Nats
Cubs
Pirates
Bucs
Phillies
Dodgers
Pete
Dizzy
Sivers
Kenwood Net Team Clinches Season With Vinton Win
The Kenwood tennis association ends its year with a six win two ties record after defeating Vinton 6-4 6-4 in a doubles and singles lineup. Notable were the Woods and Carl pair from Vinton challenging Kenwood Gross and Turner who prevailed 6-4 6-4.
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Kenwood
Vinton
Vinton Tennis Club
Kenwood Tennis Association
Woods
Carl
Gross
Turner
Cary
Williams
Flack
Aft
Stunt
Vin- Plack
Wie Bes
J. Siegel
Unt
G. Siegel
Is Hail
McLaughlin
Ken Turner
Siro
Wood
Tote
Rube Harben Set for Cedar Park Mat Card Thursday
George Harben of Chamblee Ga will appear on outdoor boards Thursday night at Cedar Park open air arena in a semi windup against Jack Reeder of Hot Springs Ark. The main event features Lord Albert Mills of London against Bull Martin of Omaha. Eddie Jennings announced Jack Hader of Kansas City versus Ed Kruml of Ord Neb in the opener.
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George “Rube” M Harben
Chamblee
Cedar Park Open Air Arena
Eddie Jennings
Jack Reeder
Hot Springs
Ark
Lord Albert Mills
London
Eng
Bull Martin
Jennings
Jack Hader
Kansas City
Ed Kruml
Ord, Neb
South American cows trees yield milky juice for food
In South America are trees known as cow trees that, when pierced, yield a rich milky nutritious juice in such abundance as to become an important article of food.
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South America
Box Scores From Major League Totals Game
A garbled box score notes hits and errors across two games with players such as Whitehead Lanning and Gabler. It lists outs, runs, and bases on balls, mentions pitchers Stratton and Allen, and includes umpire names and game times, though many details are corrupted.
St Louis and Cincinnati Clash In Late Season Tilt
St Louis and Cincinnati collide in a high scoring game with key hits from Mize Cuyler Lombardi and Scarsella. Goodman hits a homer for Cromer’s squad while Kampouris and Thevenow contribute in defense and offense.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Fallis
Cuyler
M'tin
Good
Gelbert
l'Hermans
M’tin
Walker
Scar
Johnson
Hallah
Davis
Moore
Heusser
tOgrodowski
Martin
Collins
Prisch
Earnshaw
Hallahan
Ros Eee
Kampouris
Pulis
Mize
Herman
Scarsella
Lombardi
Ampouris
Berman
Durocher
Thevenow
Hallahn
St. Luis
Neinnati
V. Davis
Goodman
Scarselia
Campbell
Medwick
Scarella
Riggs
Phillies and Dodgers clash in error-filled tilt
Philadelphia and Brooklyn produced an error filled game with 7 to 8 left on base, key RBIs by Norris and Klein, two base hits by Phelps and Whitney, and late defensive plays by Frey and Bardasaray. Jeffcoat and Sivess battled on the mound with multiple strikeouts as the teams combined for several miscues and missed chances.
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R. Moore
Jeffcoat
Poe
Frey
Bardasaray
Hassett
Camill
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Onls
Sivess
Yapkee
Barr
Parker and Pinelli
Don Wolfe and Mrs Fitzgerald Win Marion Titles
Don Wolfe defeated Walter Van Fossen to claim the Marion Club championship while Mrs Ralph Fitzgerald beat Mrs Gilbert Gordon 1 up in the women’s final. Awards were presented by Charles T Rowe before a large crowd.
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Don Wolfe
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Marion
Walter van Fossen
Ralph Fitzgerald
Gilbert Gordon
Marion Golf Club
Jean Cash
Leta Marchant
Brown
Charles T. Rowe
Holiday Golf Program At Marion Club Today
A schedule of tournaments is set for today at the Marion Golf Club featuring low net and low gross events, blind bogey, and odd and even competitions. No ladies day or family night supper is on the agenda this week.
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Marion Club
Marion Golf Club
Waterloo Thumped by Hoods in Big 16 to 5 Win
Waterloo hosted by the New York Robin Hoods as Spadafore and Williford star with three and five RBIs respectively. Hoods collect eighteen hits off three local pitchers with every visitor registering a hit, while Waterloo pitchers struggle early and late.
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Rock Island
Robin Hoods
Spadafore
Williford
Joe Dossack
al Pierson
Pierson
Wolfe
Hawks
Plummer
Preibisch
Decuir
Wise
Purdy
Goodman
Irom Plummer
Scarritt
Adafore
Thn
Cosbey
Iritt
Preibi Sragher
Ener Pierson
Prather
Wild
Oa Ife
Doljack
Eason
Pieroffe
Ludsi
er—Doljac
Doubie Ford
Arate
Bhiell
Spadafore T Ford
Pendes
Athe
Wiliams
Washington and Philadelphia Edge In Tight Baseball Showdown
Washington defeats Philadelphia 7 to 5 in a late scoring battle. Puccinelli drives in three runs, while Chapman and Bluege add two each for the Capitals. Millies and Travis contribute key hits as Niemiec, Newsome, and Mihalic also factor in scoring for Philadelphia. Weaver secures the win for Washington with Lisenbee taking the loss.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Pfinney
Pman
Ol Lewis
P’cin
O/Kuhel
Johns
O Stone
Higgins
Usink't
Hayes
Travis
Mihalic
Niemiec
Gumbert
Whit'hilln
Lisenbeep
Umsiooey
Singleton
Finney
Millies
Kuhel
Lewis
Stone
Newsome
Dean
Chapman
Basils
Whitehill
Gumpert
Lisenbee
Dasa Sana
Bluege
Puccinelli
Stington
Hill
Phebus
Weaver
Bullock
Flythe
Ames Trap Shooter Captures Zone Championship Title
H S Shellito of Ames wins the zone champions title in a tied 200 target regu laration and 60 second shootoff coin flip over W S Billy Bons. Southeast zone claims team title. P W Edwards Des Moines and K Calund Fort Dodge share pro honors with 188 birds. Ed Saupp Rockwell City captures class A doubles. William Endersby Hillsboro wins class B doubles.
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Des Moines
H. S. Shellito
Ames
Jewell Gunner
W. S
Billy” Bons
Iowa
F. M. Smith
Iowa City
M. E. Endersby
Hillsboro
L. G. Egger
Davenport
B. L. Mapes
Oskaloosa
C. D. Schlessedman
Victor
P. W. Edwards
K. Calund
Fort Dodge
John John
Spirit Lake
Ed Saupp
Rockwell City
Carl Thacker
Sioux City
Walter McCrory
Baxter
Saupp
McCrory
Thacker
William Endersby
All-Stars And New York Giants To Meet Tuesday
The New York Giants eastern pro champions meet college All-Stars Tuesday at the Polo Grounds before about 50 000 fans in a game pitting pro passing against college defense. Ed Danowski and Dale Burnett lead the Giants while Keith Topping Wayne Millner and Jay Berwanger pace the All-Stars in a clash built on practice and scouting advantages.
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All-Stars
New York Giants
United Press
New York
Polo Grounds
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
All- Stars
Collegians
Chicago
Lions
Bierman
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Giants
Ed Danowski
Dale Burnett
Sheldon Beise
Detroit
Beise
Steve Owen
Owen
Danowski
Burnett
Keith Topping
Stanford
Wayne Millner
Notre Dame
Topping
Southern Methodist
Bo McMillin
Elmer Layden
Bill Shakespeare
Tuffy Leemans
George Washington
Jay Berwanger
Leemans
Berwanger
Eho
Cose
Star Faces Star In National Net Title Tournament
Fred Perry the No 1 amateur leads for the national singles crown at Forest Hills facing Gene Mako with tougher tests expected from today’s early rounds. Women’s defending champion Helen Jacobs meets Virginia Rice Johnson as other top matchups unfold.
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New York
INS
Fred Perry
Forest Hills
Gene Mako
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Pierre Pelizza
Bobby Riggs
John van Ryn
Sidney B. Wood
Henry Culley
Donald Budge
Young Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Gene Smith
California
Charles T. Mattman
Yvon Petra
France
Gilbert Hunt, Jr
Washington
Robert Harman
William Robertson
Gregory Manon
Morris Adelsberg
Bernard Destreman
John Law
Marengo High Eleven Sees Five Lettermen This Season
Marengo high school opens 1936 football workouts under Coach Leonard Cole with eleven of sixteen prior lettermen not returning. Graduated ends Willard Burgy Dick Zentmire and others, plus linemen LeRoy Hadenfeldt Paul Hursh Lloyd Keil Leland Eggert Robert Dillin. Some letter winners remain including Dewey Spargrove Milford Amaker and Harold Kramer. Burdette Boyd Joseph Dahnk may be ineligible this season.
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Marengo
Leonard Cole
Willard Burgy
Dick Zentmire
LeRoy Hadenfeldt
Paul Hursh
Lloyd Keil
Leland Eggert
Robert Dillin
Henry Eichacker
Guerdon Hoyle
Stanley Sandss Part
Richard Durling
Dewey Spargrove
Milford Amaker
Harold “Buddy” Kramer
Russell “Fussy
Lloyd
Alec
Hadenfeildt
Bud” Black
Lincoln Bartusek
Leonard Fiser
Burdette Boyd
Joseph Dahnk
Hubbell the Pride and Joy of Giants
Giants manager Bill Terry and players rally behind lefty Carl Hubbell as the team eyes the World Series. They praise Hubbell’s record and clutch performances, confident he can win games for New York in the opening series and possibly three times if needed.
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New York
New York Giants
Hubbell
Mancuso
New York Yankees
Somebody
Dickey
Giants
Yanks
Bill Terry
Carlos
Terry
Dizzy Dean
Ke-Wash Conference Adopts Basketball Schedule
Ke-Wash conference officials met in Washington Iowa and adopted a six school schedule for the season. M J Tandy of West Chester was elected president and Harold Ross of Wellman secretary treasurer. The schedule lists Dec 11 Richland at Brighton Kalona at Keota and Wepies at West Chester.
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Washington
M. J. Tandy
West Chester
Association of Representatives
Harold Ross
Wellman
Richland
Brighton
Kalona
Keota
We Pies
A. O. West
Art Bartlett Wins Clinton Country Club Open
Art Bartlett captured the Clinton Country Club 36 hole open with a 144 par score on a soggy course. The professional champion is By Hardke of Morrison Illinois, who posted a 142.
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Clinton, Ia
INS
Art Bartlett
Mwn Star
Clinton Country Club
By Hardke
Morrison
Glick Named Coach at Marquette High School
Lester Glick of Iowa City former Iowa basketball star has been appointed athletic coach at Marquette high school. He will direct basketball in fall and winter and baseball in spring. Glick earned a minor I while in college and played with an amateur team in a charged game. He attended Bemidji College and played basketball there last year.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Lester Glick
Iowa Uz
Marsquette High School
Glick
Big Ten
Bemidji College
Bemidji
Minn
Iowa City Fish School
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