Reds Rally Help Beat Giants In Twin Bill 8 to 5 and 9 to 3
Cincinnati collected 13 hits in each game to take both ends of a doubleheader from the New York Giants, 8 to 5 and 9 to 3, as Paul Derringer earned his 21st win and Milt Shoffner his first in Cincinnati. The Cardinals defeated the Boston Bees 6-3, while the Cubs swept the Phillies 13-1 and 5-2. Dee Miles hit a tenth inning homer for the Athletics in a 4-2 win over the White Sox.
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Brownies Capture Three Eye Playoff
Springfield Brownies beat the Decatur Commies 9 to 3 in the Shaughnessy playoff final. Lou Hanning pitched well for Springfield with strong support from George Hausmann and a four hit day from Hausmann as the crowd of 3,795 watched. The series drew nearly 10,000 fans in Decatur over three games, pushing the season total past 72,000.
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Garrison Reelected Golf Club President
The Cedar View Golf Club reelected Garrison as president at a Thursday night meeting. T. E. Taylor was chosen vice president, J W. Stoddard kept the secretary treasurer post, and three-year terms were given to board members L. E. Edmonds Marvin Steele and Leon T Lefebure. The annual handicap tournament for men and women is set for Saturday and Sunday.
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Four Youngsters Reach Amateur Golf Semi finals
Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie New York leads Don Schumacher of Dallas Texas 8 up after 18 holes at North Shore Country Club in Glenview Illinois. Marvin Ward of Spokane Washington is 2 up on Art Doering of Chicago on the half. Doering of Medina AC powered into the semis after firing six under par for 30 holes and winning two Thursday rounds.
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Seattle Star
Meister Edges Kingsley in Warrensburg Match
Warrens ville golfer Ed Meister defeated Ed Kingsley of Salt Lake City 3 and 1 in the afternoon. Earlier Meister beat Canadian Joe Thapapsort 2 up in the morning round.
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Favorites In Semi Finals Of Not Meet
Forest Hills. Bobby Riggs and Alice Marble, Wimbledon champions, reach the semi finals of the national championships. Riggs defeated Harry Hopman 6-1 8-6 6-3, while Marble beat Mary Hardwick 6-3 6-8 6-2 after a tight second set. Joe Hunt edged Don McNeill in four hours to set a semi with Riggs. Virginia Wolfenden upset Dorothy Bundy and advances to meet Marble.
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Norway Blairstown Clash For Fourth In Iowa Valley
Norway and Blairstown clash Sunday at Norway to decide fourth place in the Iowa Valley league. Both teams sit 7–7 after the regular schedule, aiming to secure a final standing in the tight race.
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Major League Box Scores Highlight Early 20th Century
Box scores from New York and Cincinnati feature Moore Werber Joost Kampouris and Lombardi. Pitcher details include Hubbell Lynn Gorman Brown and Derringer with varied innings and bases on balls.
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Boston and St Louis stay tight in late tension game
Boston outlasted St Louis 6 3 in a pitchers duel as Davis pitched seven solid innings to earn the win. Hassett, Moore and Lary drove in key runs while West and Lopez supplied timely hits for the visitors.
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Iowa City drills show three sophomores set for season opener
Iowa City report notes Bill Diehl at center Jim Walker and Al Couppee poised to start against South Dakota on September 30. Couppee leads at quarterback with Ankeny as reserve. Weather hits 97 degrees during practice as Roger Pettit and Nile Kinnick showcase kicking and dropkicks.
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Dodgers Beat Pirates In Football League
The Brooklyn Dodgers topped the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 7 at Ebbetts Field on Thursday night. Ace Parker starred in every Dodger score with a touchdown field goal and safety, guiding Patsy Clark's team to an opening season victory before 19,444 fans.
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Roosevelt Opens Football Season at Hill Park
The opening game of the season features Roosevelt high vs Rock Island at Hill Park tonight. Kickoff is at 7 45 p m local time. Other city prep teams begin play next week.
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Entries Pile Up For River Races Sunday
Entries from cities across Iowa and Illinois arrive for the state championship outboard races on the Cedar river Sunday. Competing are Mildred Miller the national outboard divisional champion and Woodrow Hunter the runner up in Milwaukee. The half mile course allows easy viewing with no admission fee. Cedar Valley Outboard association sponsors the event with Harold Ammons of Cedar Rapids providing prizes and trophies.
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Squad Of 15 Reports For Wheatland Nine
Special to The Gazette Wheatland nine lists fifteen candidates reporting to Coach Mecklenberg for fall baseball. Names include Wayne Ahl Jim Barenthin Larry Flynn Junior Hommeghausen Roger Knoche Ray McGinn Everett Schroeder J L Smith Darrell Zellay Louis Knoche Ray Bicknese Kenneth Hannah Don Smith Robert Schanze Dennis Moore. Dates note Sept 15 London here Sept 10 Bennett there Sept 22 Stanwood there Sept 26 Mechanicsville there Sept 29 Clarence here Oct 31 Calamus here Oct 6 Calamus there
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Solon Beats Ely 12-10 In Baseball Showdown
Ely High School fell to Solon 12 to 10 on Tuesday in a baseball game. Solon built an early lead and held on for the win behind strong pitching and timely hits.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday and Friday
The standings show New York and Detroit leading in their leagues with records and paces. Thursday night results include Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 in 110 innings, Cleveland 8 Boston 4, Detroit 6 New York 1, Washington 8 St. Louis 1. Friday games list Chicago at Philadelphia and other matchups, with several continued results noted among Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Boston.
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Nova Will Not Try To Slug It Out With Tony
Lou Nova plans to box Tony Galento for the first three rounds at Municipal Stadium suggesting a slugging match would be risky. NBC will carry the heavyweight bout at 8 pm Iowa time with an expected crowd around 25 000 and a gate near 125000 as referee George Blake is set to oversee the match.
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