Davenport Triumphs as Blue Sox Fall to Des Moines 4 1
In Thursday night action Davenport led Des Moines to a 4 1 win over the Western League series rivals. Gaffke hit a center field homer with two on in the first inning, Des Moines added two runs in the second on two singles and an error. Ludsick held the line through seven, Davenport finally broke through in the ninth. Picchota left early as Beam closed with one hit allowed.
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Tigers Rally in Twelfth to Top Senators 6 4
Detroit over Washington in twelve innings as Charley Gehringer belted a game winning homer after Hank Greenberg tied the game in the ninth. Burke started for the Senators and was lifted after Gehringer's shot, with McColl closing out the Tigers' victory.
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Schumacher Stops Cardinals 4 to 1 in Pennant Race
Hal Schumacher pitched five hits and hit a home run to lift the Giants to a 4 1 victory over the Cardinals. New York extended its lead to five and a half games with 14 games left for the Giants and 16 for St Louis. Schumacher improved to 22 7 with the win as the Cardinals managed only an unearned run.
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Solem To Discuss Iowa Grid Outlook At Luncheon Here
Local luncheon will feature Solem addressing Iowa grid outlook and season prospects. The event outlines regional football topics and potential implications for teams including the Iowa program and nearby communities.
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Baseball Meeting Set Back Until Next Week
The meeting of the board of directors of the Creat Rapids Baseball Association has been postponed to sometime next week. President Hees Johnson said officers need time to tidy up details before deciding on a possible franchise in the Western League for next year.
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St Marys Edge Dubuque In Catholic Youth Tourney
In Chicago St Marys defeated the Dubuque All-Stars 3 to 1 in a Catholic youth baseball tournament game. St Marys scored in the fourth and sixth innings and added one more in the eighth to seal the win. Dubuque managed a single run in the sixth on W Sprengemesers single driving in Koseter.
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Yachts Begin 1851 Trophy Race Hints At America’s Cup Start
In Newport Rhode Island Britain’s Endeavour and the American Rainbow head the fleet for the 15th America's Cup challenge. Thomas Sopwith aims to seize the silver beaker as thousands of spectators gather off Brenton's reef for a best four of seven series starting Saturday at 10 30 a m with 14 mile windward leeward and triangular 10 mile legs.
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Horse Races Slated September 23 at Frontier Park
Harness and running races set for September 23 at Frontier Park under Veterans of Foreign Wars and Musketeers' Drum and Bugle Corps sponsorship. Carl Hamilton of Oskaloosa will organize the event with several fast trotters pacers and runners expected to compete.
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Former Iowa Star Joins Rock Island Grid Team
Two former Big Ten players Charles White of Northwestern and Edward Dolly of Iowa joined the Rock Island Independents. More than twenty five former college and high school stars are now on the Rock Island roster.
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Ross Slight Favorite To Outpunch McLarnin
In New York Barney Ross runs a slim 6 to 5 favorite over Jimmy McLarnin for their thrice postponed fifteen round welterweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. A ten day delay trimmed odds though both boxers remain sharp with weigh in to be rechecked Saturday. Promoters hope for a sell out near 35 000 fans and receipts over 200000 if weather holds.
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Big Ten Coaches Tackle 1934 Football Code Revisions
At the Big Ten pre season meeting in Chicago officials and coaches reviewed the 1934 code focusing on illegal punt recoveries as a foul and the option to refuse penalties in conference games. Indiana's Bo McMillin and Ohio State's Francis Schmidt attended their first meeting. Fielding H. Yost presided as rules committee representative.
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Local Football Officials Form An Organization
A Cedar Rapids Officials' association for football and basketball officials formed with nineteen members. Tom Hayden was elected president and Ray Duthbert secretary. Members from Cedar Rapids include Hayden Cuthbert Hedges Carruthers Leysen Winter Eby Rutgers Rust Pauly Mendenhall Crabbe Jenkins Macy Skein Yuill. Mount Vernon members: Barker O Connor Sanderson. Regular meetings and rule interpretations urged for better officiating.
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East and West Polo Teams Hope To Play Saturday
New York report says after a week of rain delays the East and West polo teams are hopeful to play the opening match Saturday. Lineups announced last week will be used with Mike Phipps Jimmy Mills Winston Guest and Billy Post for the East and Eric Pedley Elmer Boesche Jr Cecil Smith Adrian Roark for the West.
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