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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1937

Page

4

Cardinals Rout Cubs As Giants Split With Dodgers

Lon Warneke pitched six strong innings and St Louis knocked Chicago out in a decisive 8-2 win. The Cardinals widened their margin as the Giants held a three game edge in the pennant chase with Dodgers.

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Red Sox End Yankees Streak In 9-8 Slugfest

Boston and New York traded scoring bursts as the Red Sox overcame six Yankee errors with a 16 hit attack. McKain earned the win for Boston while Murphy took the loss after yielding key hits that fueled a late surge. Chapman drove in four runs for the Red Sox as New York faded late.

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THREE EYE CHAMPS MEET RAIDERS IN OPENING DOUBLEHEADER

A rookie left hander Krakauskas and first baseman Hassan led a doubleheader clash for the Senalton club. Krakauskas hurled seven shutout innings and Hassan belted a homer as Washington defeated Philadelphia in the opener before a later nightcap saw strong hitting on both sides.

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National League Standings and Friday Schedule Summary

National League standings show New York leading with 78 wins and 49 losses, followed by Brooklyn 74 63 and Chicago 76 53. Friday’s schedule lists New York at Brooklyn, St Louis at Chicago, Philadelphia at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with other notes on results and game details.

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Solon High Opens Its Fall Baseball Drill

Solon high school started fall baseball practice with 25 players reporting for 8 scheduled games this fall. Opponents include Shueyville Walford Ely and Oxford. Players listed include Navy Reyhons Hofer Zen shek Olmstead Kraul Rushek Wall Ocheltree Phillips Wears Zerushek Poduska G Reyhons Hennessy Ham Beranek Henry Looney Serovy Zemshek Lovers Ulch P Stahle.

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Pigeons Deliver Washington and Jefferson Grid News

Home town fans learn Wash ington and Jefferson College football camp news via carrier pigeons. Coach George W. Roark sends daily progress notes on onion-skin paper tied to a pigeon's leg from a secluded camp near Connellsville Pennsylvania. Local reporters collect updates after the birds return.

Washington, Pa Washington and Jefferson Connellsville George W. Roark

Iowa Season Tickets Go On Sale September 22

Approximately 3 500 yearly coupon books will go on sale here September 22. Charles Galiher business manager of athletics announced. The books entitle holders to admission to all home athletics events numbering thirty five to forty events. Holders receive priority reservations for both football and basketball and the books sell for ten dollars each.

Gazette Iowa City Charles Galiher

Lytle Wins 1937 City Golf Title At Washington

Jack Lytle defeats William Shannon in the Washington Country Club final to capture the 1937 city golf championship on the 36th hole after Shannon led five up after 18 holes.

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Cubs Protest Dismissed By NL President Ford Frick

Ford Frick, president of the National League, disallowed the Chicago Cubs protest over a disputed call in the second game of last Sunday's doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

New York Ford Frick National League Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates

Flanagan Sets New American One Mile Swim Record

Ralph Flanagan of Miami won his third straight Men's National AAU one mile title and set a new American record of 20 minutes 426 seconds as the national championships opened in Burnham Park lagoon Chicago. John Patton Jr of Fort Lauderdale was second with Burt Erich of New Haven third, Elwood Woodling of Ohio State fourth.

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Rowley High Opens Season with Volleyball Sweeps

The Rowley high school teams swept Quasqueton in a season opener double header. The Rowley boys routed Quasqueton nine to eleven to two, while the Rowley girls won nine to six.

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Budge Reaches Semi in National Singles Tourney

Donald Budge, the 6-foot-3 Californian, moved to the semi finals at Forest Hills by defeating Joe Hunt 6-1 6-2 6-4. He previously beat Bill Winslow 6-3 6-3 6-3, Joe Abrams 6-0 6-1 6-1, and Yvon Petra 6-0 6-3 6-1, aiming to win the title without dropping a set.

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Cochrane Signs On As Non Playing Tigers Manager

Detroit AP reports Gordon S Mickey Cochrane signed a contract as non playing manager of the Detroit Tigers for 1938 and 1939. He will travel to Europe for convalescence after a skull fracture and may return to active play if he desires. Walter Briggs announced the appointment and stated Dr Roy D McClure treated the injury and will accompany Cochrane.

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Grimes Reappointed Dodgers Manager for 1938 Season

Brooklyn Dodgers announce Burleigh Grimes will return as manager for 1938 with likely salary between 8 000 and 10 000. Board of directors approved the decision after a meeting, putting to rest rumors of his ouster as Grimes leads the club to sixth place amid pitching injuries.

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Collins Hopes To Return To Cubs Lineup Soon

Chicago Cubs first baseman Jimmy Rip Collins said he hopes to return to the lineup within a week after a month on the shelf with a fractured bone in his right ankle. Collins works out daily and serves as batting practice pitcher as a special high shoe is made for support. Cubs manager Charlie Grimm doubts he can reclaim his regular position for at least two weeks while Phil Cavarreta has filled in admirably.

Chicago Jimmy “Rip Phil Cavarrettas Collins

Twenty Four Players Report At Edgewood

Twenty four boys joined edgewood baseball practice under Coach Leonard Wilson last week. Friday afternoon he will start nineteenth infielders and outfielders for six games at Littleport with Lineup includes Jack Holtz at first base Joe Sharp catcher Keith Gifford second base Merle Sharp shortstop Neil Fisher third base Harlan Beatty right field Kenneth Beatty center field Merwin Culbertson left field Clay Ash pitcher Merle Sharp Joe Parker and Kenneth Beatty noted as promising pitchers. The article also mentions New Brunswick having 983 fox fur farms.

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