Tigers Triumph Over Senators In 12-2 Victory
Detroit defeats Washington 12 to 2 as Elden Auker earns his 14th win. Tigers gain 414 games on third-place Cleveland while Senators commit four errors, six walks, and surrender three runs in the third inning.
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Rodney Bliss to Exhibit at Decorah Exhibition Match
Rodney Bliss of Omaha and Bill Bathie from Happy Hollow Country Club Omaha will visit Oneota Golf and Country Club Decorah for an exhibition match on Sunday September 23. The event brings local players and spectators a showcase of top amateur talent in a day of golf.
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First Heat of Cup Race Ends In No Contest
In Newport Rhode Island United Press reports the first heat of the America's Cup challenge race between O M Sopwith aboard Endeavour and Harold Vanderbilt's Rainbow ended without a winner as neither boat finished within the five and a half hour time limit on the 30 mile course. Rainbow pressed ahead in light wind but Endeavour with a late sail change fell behind and the race was declared no contest. A colorful crowd watched from Narragansett Bay aboard numerous vessels including Vincent Astor's Nourmahal while President Roosevelt observed aboard the private yacht.
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Tipton All Stars Enter Kittenball Tournament
The Tipton All-Stars, managed by L. E. Aker, enter the West Liberty kittenball tourney and will play in the third game of the afternoon. The squad includes Raymond Williams Harold Werling Ralph Werling Lester Hipple Jack Hamilton Mearl Christian Kenneth Winter Thomas Barnes C Mulherin Wilbur Powers Ryland Crary and Clare Foote, selected from Tipton league teams.
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Ralph Werling
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Thomas Barnes
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Ryland Crary
Clare Foote
Rust Polishing Up Tiger Grid Eleven
Coach Orville Rust works to fill three line gaps as Washington’s Tigers shape a balanced squad. Backfield builds with four lettermen. Munger backs center, Kinch and Scheibel among sophomores. Davenport game opens Mississippi Valley conference season at Davenport renewing prior rivals.
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River City
House Of David To Play Cascade Team On Monday Evening
Cascade fans may see the famed House of David baseball team in Cascade Monday evening as Babe Didrikson leads the visitors against the Cascade Reds. The event features high gear, Didrikson’s pitching, strong defense, plus a pepper game and a donkey game as added attractions.
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Northwestern game looms large for Iowa in 1930s Big Ten season
Ossie Solem urged Iowa to respect Northwestern as a tough opener with Dick Hanley’s Cats fielding a strong sophomore pack. The piece notes last year’s upset, Northwestern’s motivation, and the danger of underestimating Evanston on October 6. It also compares veteran managers’ impact and cites baseball manager inspiration and player moves.
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Joe Cronin
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Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Phillies Drop Doubleheader to Pirates 6-1 and 4-1
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia in a twin bill as Curt Davis struggled in game one with six hits allowed. Dick Bartell and Lou Chiozza made costly errors in game two, while Waite Hoyt left with an injury after Moore hurt his arm. Vaughan homered in both games as Larry French and Vaughan paced Pittsburgh while Ed Blaine? No, Moore and Hansen pitched for Philadelphia in the second game.
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Qualifying Round Opens For Kenmore Fall Tournament
The qualifying round for the annual Fall tournament at the Kenmore golf course began today. Contestants have until September 31 to complete medal rounds, with match play starting October 1. Most leading city golfers are expected to enter.
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Stanford U Golfer Downs Spec Goldman In Finals
William Lawson Little Jr., a 24 year old Stanford student, defeated Dallas metal worker David Spec Goldman 8 and 7 to win the U S amateur championship. Little opened with a 63 and dominated the afternoon, sinking a 35 foot putt and firing several precision approaches as Goldman struggled throughout the final.
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Scrimmage Opens Iowa Grid Drill
Iowa City Iowa AP report on an opening Hawkeye football practice with fifty Iowas best and about 100 I men. Ossie Solem split the squad into three groups for drills then bases on a first string led by captain Russ Fisher. The varied backfield includes Dick Crayne Dwight Hoover and De Simmons with a strong line featuring Bernie Page Gordon Matson Jack Gallagher Bill Seel Ted Osmaloski Fred Radlefy and Jim Kelley. Practices continue twice daily until Sept 24 start of classes.
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Toledo
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Sioux City
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Circa Early Season
American League standings show Detroit leading with a 9 49 record and .650 pace, New York and Washington trailing. Weekend games include Detroit 12 to 2 against Washington and New York 2 Cleveland 1, with rainouts at Philadelphia St. Louis and Boston Chicago. Later schedules list National League with New York 88 51 .633 and Pittsburgh 68 87 .504, Cincinnati 48 88 .353, plus results Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 1 and Boston 2 Cincinnati 1.
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Columbus Triumphs In Rain Affects Saturday Scores
Saturday results show Columbus beating Toledo 6 to 1 while Indianapolis faces Louisville and Kansas City meets Milwaukee in rain delays. St Paul and Minneapolis games listed with weather interruptions and scattered score references amid incomplete OCR text, noting angles of early season standings and local team activity.
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Brooker Wins Grinnell Junior Golf Title
Grinnell junior golf champion Jimmy Brooker defeated Bob Child in the finals 5 and 4 to claim the Grinnell Junior Meet title. Brooker is a Grinnell High School freshman.
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