Hubbell Sparks Giants Past Pirates To Halt Slump
Carl Hubbell hurled a 2 1 victory as the New York Giants beat the Pirates 2 1 in the series finale. The win drew the Giants six and a half games ahead of Pittsburgh with twenty to play, while Hal Smith and George Brett contributed key moments in a tense contest.
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Senators thump White Sox 11 to 2 behind Cronin four hits
Washington built an eight and a half game lead as Cronin went four for five with two doubles and Kubel drove in four on a triple and a double. Crowder limited Chicago to nine scattered hits, earning his 22nd win. Chicago used four pitchers in a loss.
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Golf instruction and baseball scores in a mixed column
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Golfers Vie in Annual Handicap at Country Club
At the country club five flights of sixteen, about eighty golfers, expected as pairing tonight form the field for the annual men's handicap event. Top contenders include Johnny Vavra Glen Darrow Ed Soboda and John Cares. First round match play begins Sunday with rounds due by Monday Wednesday Friday and the final on Saturday or Sunday.
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Cardinals Tackle Black Spiders At Bunny Park Sunday
The CS A Cardinals meet the Texas Black Spiders Sunday at Bunny Park at 230 in a stiff test. The Spiders defeated Center Point 16 to 8 and blanked Marion Merchants 8 to 0 recently. Zuber is likely to start on the mound for the Cardinals.
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Ashby and Schmidtke Reach Oelwein Golf Final
Carl B Ashby beat Francis Damon 3-1 in the semi final at Oelwein Country Club. Albert Schmidtke defeats M. G. Stebbins to meet Ashby for the club championship. Other flight winners include Young over Haverly 1 up Zeigler over Ritchie 4-3 Cross over Johnson 2 up McCarty to face Johnson or Gallagher winner Lawther over Sims 7-5 in the fifth flight Hammond over Marshall 2-1 in the sixth flight.
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Bresnahan Elected President of Midwestern AAU
George Bresnahan, track coach at University of Town, is named president of the Midwestern AAU succeeding A A Schabinger of Omaha. Elected officers include A Y Russell of Drake University Dr M C Green of Omaha Hugo Otopah of Iowa State College as vice presidents and Peter Wendall of Omaha as secretary-treasurer.
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Wrestling Results Reported From Multiple Cities
The Associated Press tally shows portland Me Thull Martin defeated Al Mereter in Trenton New Jersey while Jim Clinkstock of Oklahoma defeated Charles Strack in New Haven Connecticut. Boston results note two falls to one.
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Boxing Roundup From Several Cities
The Associated Press report lists multiple lightweight and welterweight bouts. WILMINGTON Delaware Youne Firoo outpoints Buster Brown 113-? in a held match. DAYTON Ohio Joe Selvera defeats Les Kennedys 19-10 in a scheduled bout.
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Mrs. Byers Repeats Golf Crown At Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Y. C. Byers defended her women’s title at Cedar Rapids Country Club by defeating 13 year old Kathleen Carey in an 18 hole final. Byers led early and never relinquished control winning 7 up with seven holes remaining after a steady contest from Carey.
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Early Major League Standings and Weekend Results
The standings show Detroit and New York in firm positions with Chicago and Cleveland nearby. Friday results include Washington defeating Chicago 11 to 2 and New York beating St. Louis 5 to 3. Saturday slate features Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia among others.
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Vines Reported to Turn Pro Along Cochet
New York AP reports Henri Cochet turns pro and Ellsworth Vines may quit amateurs this year. Vines reportedly plans talks on joining Big Bill Tilden on a pro tour against Cochet and Plan, possibly starting in January at Madison Square Garden. Cochet to debut in Paris September 23 in a Franco American series.
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Quasqueton and Lamont Set For Sunday Baseball Match
Quasqueton and Lamont, first and second teams in the Wapsie Valley Baseball League, each holding one win, will meet Sunday on the Quasqueton diamond in a rematch.
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Pete's Service Faces Green's Grove at Daniels Park Sunday
Pete's Service will meet Green's Grove on the Daniels Park diamond at 215 Sunday for the last home game. Green's Grove defeated Pete's Service 3 to 0 in a previous meeting on the Green's Grove diamond.
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Locust Trees Aid Alabama Erosion Plan
Black locust seedlings and saplings are used by the Alabama state forestry commission in soil conservation projects. Col. Page S. Bunker notes about 25,000 trees are planted on and below soil-saving dams to bind soil and prevent erosion.
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Cronin Always Baseball Mad and Manager of Nationals
Joe Cronin, born October 12 1906 in San Francisco, leads the pennant bound Washington Nationals. His long career spans shortstop to manager with early Coast league dreams and a 1928 move to Washington shaping his rise to manage in 1932.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and cities including Louisville Kansas City St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis and Chicago area references with multiple numeric codes, but the passage lacks coherent events or actions to describe a definite item.
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Golfers Gather For National Amateur Championship
In Cincinnati AP reports a large field prepares for the National Amateur Championship with 54-year-old Chandler Fgan leading the veterans and 18-year-olds William Carnesa and Bobby Servis among the youthful contenders. Fgan, a former national champion, shot 71 on Kenwood’s course as others posted high seventies in the heat. Chandler Harper surged with 68 to lead early.
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