Cubs Rally Past Giants For 4 3 Victory
Cubs overcome a 3 2 deficit with a ninth inning rally stunning the league leading New York Giants to a 4 3 win at Wrigley Field. Gabby Hartnett delivered the tying and winning hits as Pat Malone earned his ninth victory. Hartnett, Herman, Camilli and Demaree contributed key moments in a tense late frames drama.
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Phillies Beat Reds in Rain Shortened Game
In Cincinnati the Phillies defeated the Reds 2 to 1 in seven innings before conditions forced a one hour delay and the second game was washed out of the schedule leaving Philadelphia to play two games as planned.
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U S and Australia Tie Davis Cup Exhibition
In Lake Forest US and Australia split matches with the doubles team Quist Turnbull defeating Lott and Stoefen, while Shields beat Crawford to give the US a 3-2 lead. Allison beat Turnbull and Shields defeated Crawford earlier. Parker and McGrath won in doubles Monday.
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Northwestern football opens with 55 candidates
Northwestern University coach Dick Hanley will begin two workouts daily for the new season with 55 candidates, including five holdovers from last year, reporting for the first practice Friday as classes start September 25. Hanley returns from a ten day Canada vacation on Thursday.
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Quasqueton girls fall to Vinton in road game
Quasqueton girls' kittenball team suffers their first loss at Vinton Tuesday by a 12 to 7 score. The report notes Hatch and Brookman as leading contributors for Vinton with key plays and scoring aiding the visitors.
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Revival of the Training Table Stirring Big Ten Coaches
A discussion to restore the training table divides Big Ten football minds after years of banishment. Most coaches, led by Bob Zuppke, argue for renewed meals supervised for athlete health, while Sam Willaman of Ohio State rejects the idea saying football must take a backseat to other priorities.
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Spot Pitchers and Football Jokes Stir Early Sports Talk
A column discusses spot pitchers who excel against certain clubs and the tactics of managers using them selectively. It also recalls a Missouri football practice incident and a rock Island umpire quip, plus analysis of Bill Hubbell’s World Series workload and how the champion teams share prize money.
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Wolves Terrorize East Poland Villages In Summer
In two districts of east Poland wolf packs terrorized villages and herds in midsummer slaughtering livestock. Large police and military hunts drove the packs back after the unprecedented summer outbreak.
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Iowa Gridmen Begin 1934 Season With Equipment Issue
About sixty University of Iowa football candidates received equipment in Iowa City as they prepare for the opening practice at 9 30 Friday. Ossie Solem leads two daily practices until Sept 25 with optimism about the Hawkeyes prospects against conference rivals.
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Swedish Money Surplus Triggers Rate Cut
Stockholm’s En skildabank reduces interest on deposits by 0.5 percent due to a surplus of cash. Massive check deposits at Sweden’s Central Bank, totaling 297 million kronor on August 12, signal broader trouble for private banks seeking safe short term investments.
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Iowa Football Alumni Rally Broadcast Friday Noon
About 2000 University of Iowa alumni will gather in 92 cities to hear Hawkeye coaches and former players. Speakers from WSUI Iowa City include Ossie Solem Rollie Williams Otto Vogel and officials. Des Moines station WHO WOC will feature Bresnahan Schroeder Wilson and former captains Lohman Reed Miller. Waterloo WMT will air talks by Boeler Lauer and others.
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Columbus Junction Rout Washington 9 to 2 in Kittenball
The Columbus Junction Standard Oil kittenball team defeated Troop F of Washington 9 to 2 on Tuesday in a decisive game at Columbus Junction.
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Shellhark Defeats Sandy Grove 10 to 7 in Evening Tilt
The Shellhark team defeated Sandy Grove by ten to seven in an evening basketball game. Conesville beat Letts ten to four at Letts on Tuesday afternoon.
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Carey and Wright Win in D C Handicap at Cedar Rapids
Inclement weather delayed progress in the Cedar Rapids Country club handicap tournament on Wednesday. In the first flight John Carey with a four handicap beat Don Lynch three and two. In the second flight Marvin Wright advanced to the third round with a four three win over George Corey. Wright had a thirteen handicap and Corey nine.
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