Athletics Rally Twice To Top Tigers In Double Bill
Philadelphia Athletics win 5 4 and 5 4 to sweep the double header against the Detroit Tigers. Jimmie Foxx hits his 41st homer, Bob Johnson adds his 30th. Bing Miller delivers the deciding blow in the seventh of game one. Detroit’s pennant hopes take a minor hit as Yankees slip and Sox win.
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Topeka Laments St Joseph In Slow Night Baseball
AP wire reports recount Topeka Senators breaking a tie with six runs in the ninth to win 12 6 over St Joseph. Des Moines Demons fall twice to Rock Island 4 0 and 4 2 while Sioux City Sioux City edges Omaha 4 3 on Max Thomas bunt with bases loaded in the ninth for his sixth straight win.
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Teams Picked For First East West Polo Title Match
East selects Mike Phipps Jimmy Mins Winston F Guest and Billy Post to face West lineup Eric Pedhey Elmer Boeseke Cecil Smith and Aldan Roark Flbridge with Gerry Earle Hopping and Stewart Iglehart as East reserves and Linds Howard Tom Mather as West substitutes for the Meacon brook club match in Westbury.
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Eric Pedhey
Elmer Boeseke
Cecil Smith
Aldan Roark
Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
The standings show Davenport and Sioux City near .66 and .47 records while Cedar Rapids and Rock Island hover around .400. Friday results include Cedar Rapids 5 Davenport 4 and Rock Island 4 Des Moines 0 with Topeka 12 St. Joseph 6.
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Feibleman Beats Lott in Five Sets at National Tennis Meet
Edward W Feibleman, a 34 year old New York stock broker long known as a big time tennis mainstay, defeated George Lott in a five set national tournament match 2-6 6-1 3-6 6-4 6-4. Rain halted several third round matches leaving Budge Grant Menzel among those unfinished.
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Donald Budge
California
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Roderick Menzel
Davis Copper
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Wilmer Allison
Gene Mako
Frank Shields
Jack Tidball
Sidney B. Wood
Ncking
Frank Bowden
Columbia
Frankie Parker
Robert Stanford
Johnny van Ryn
Frank Wide
Lester Stoefen
Herbert L. Bowman
Fred Perry
England
Jack Talbot
Easthampton
Pickett Sells from Omaha to Albany in International League deal
Omaha manager Malcolm Pickett 24 will join Albany of the International league next season. Omaha receives 1,500 and three players in part payment for outfielder Al McNeely. Albany releases Jim Carruthers Rhumba Morales and Joy Luciano to Omaha.
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Malcolm Pickett
Albany
International League
Paul Hamman
Pickett
Montgomery
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Jim Carruthers
Rhumba Morales
Joy Luciano
al McNeely
Play Off Postponed Games In East Iowa
Eastern Iowa league reschedules Aug 5 games postponed by rain for Sept 9. Matches set: Grand Mound at Lowden Bennett at Dixon Durant at Walcott Clarence at Wheatland Stanwood at Calamus. Standings show Lowden and Bennett tied. winner may decide pennant if no upsets.
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Walcett
Third Warders Triumph In Marengo League Blowout
The Third Warders beat the sixth place Post Office team 18 to 1 to break a tie for ninth. Hank Johnson earned the win with 10 strikeouts after 17 hits off two pitchers and added a home run while walking five.
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Raiders Trim Blues And Lamanski 5 4 In Davenport
Cedar Rapids Raiders beat the Blue Sox 5 4 at Davenport as Jack Kumalae and Red Van Fleet saved the game. Lamanski suffered his second straight loss after a Western league record seventeen wins.
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California Bears to wear shorts on Q rid field
California football coach Navy Bill Ingram announces UC Bears will open the season September 29 with a double header against the California Aggies and Nevada, featuring shorts for the backfield men and likely the ends. The move follows earlier fashion shifts in tennis and golf teams.
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Laffoon and Clark Tie Early Lead in Glen Falls Open
In Glen Falls New York Laffoon the Denver pro and Clarence Clark of Bloomfield N J tied for the first round lead in the sixth Glen Falls Open with 68 par. Robson of Toronto and Patroni of Wykagyl both carded 69s while Runyan and Crowley led a group at 71.
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Tuckahoe
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Sol di Buono
Larchmont
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Bob Crowley
Dedham
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Alberts Defeat Searles To Even City Title Series
Alberts trimmed Searles 5 to 1 at Ellis Park to level the city diamondball championship playoffs. The series stands 1-1 with Friday’s game set to close the year's play.
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Decorah Owned Horse Wins in California Routes
Decorah owned horse Martinique Jr. trained by B M Graham and Mrs Nellie Blagsvedt of Decorah won his second race in California at Sacramento clocking 2.06% for a $1200 purse. Driven by Rupert Parker, the horse previously took 2:07 at Stockton on Aug 23 and will race at Pomona next week.
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McLarnin Ross Welterweight Title Fight Postponed Again
Weather delays force a second postponement of the McLarnin vs Ross welterweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. If Saturday cannot proceed, the bout may be rescheduled for Tuesday. McLarnin weighs 145½ pounds. Ross 140. Gate revenue remains strong near $130,000 with anticipated take around $175,000.
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Warneke Turns Back Giants by 4-2 Count
Lonnie Warneke held the Giants to secure his 20th win of the season as the Cubs won 4 to 2 in Friday’s game. Rain drenched much of the contest but Warneke limited damage with only nine hits and one walk.
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