Cubs Rally To Beat Bees 5 2 In Chicago Showdown
Curt Davis pitched six strong hits allowed as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Bees 5 to 2. Chicago grabbed three eighth inning runs aided by a sacrifice, an intentional walk, and a miscue to take the lead and Davis earned his seventh win.
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Yankees Split Doubleheader With Cleveland Indians
In a two game set at Cleveland, the Yankees split with the Indians. Feller struck out eight in the opener but left after seven and Cleveland won 5 4 in the tenth. Harder pitched seven scoreless innings for the Indians. In the nightcap the Yankees won 3 1 as Pearson fanned seven and New York rallied late for the win. The split tightens the Yankees hold on first place in the American League.
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Standings and Results From the American League Night Action
Weekly standings show New York leading with 90 and 44 games, Cleveland 72-63, Chicago 77-59, Detroit 81-54, Boston 71-61, Philadelphia 53-90, St Louis 41-95. Wednesday results include Cleveland 5 New York 1 and Philadelphia 8-1 over St Louis, with several other matchups listed. Thursday schedule features Philadelphia at St Louis and Brooklyn at Cincinnati among others, plus detailed box score notes on hits, runs, and pitching.
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Cardinals and Phillies tied after 13 in lights in St Louis
In a game halted by darkness after 13 innings the Cardinals and Phillies finished level at 6 all. Both teams traded blows with key players listed in the line score as the contest extended deep into the night.
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Reds edge Reds opener with Schott strong on mound
Cincinnati wins 6 to 5 over Brooklyn in the opener as Gene Schott works to a solid start. Davis, Goodman contribute RBIs while Bucher, Hamlin and others collect hits in the tight contest.
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Reupke Returns to Cyclone Squad as Veteran Fullback
Reupke, a veteran fullback, comes back to the Cyclones for the upcoming season. The piece notes Yeates and Meengat as key figures, highlighting Kischer as a passing ace and detailing a roving role at Waterton Bay while mentioning a Spanish root for a nickname meaning shade.
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Tigers Rally to Beat Senators 4 3 in Ninth
Detroit trailed Washington until a ninth inning rally produced three runs, lifting the Tigers to a 4 3 win over the Senators. Auker earned the victory after holding Senators to nine hits, while Poffenberger worked the final inning. Ferrell started for Washington and allowed the decisive uprising.
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White Sox rally past Red Sox in 5 3 win at Fenway Park
Chicago the White Sox overcame a Texas style comeback to beat Boston 12 to 10 in a seven inning win. Dixie Walker and Mike Kreegith led the offense while Jack Wilson and others contributed. The Boston pitcher struggled as relievers allowed late runs.
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Browns A's Split Doubleheader As Trotter Wins
In Philadelphia the St. Louis Browns and the Athletics split a Wednesday doubleheader. Bill Trotter earned his first win of the season in the nightcap 3 to 1 after the A's won the opener 2 to 0. Trotter, who had previously lost, helped the Browns break even.
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A's Triumph Despite Nine-Hit Shutout by Mackmen
Seven games in a row, the A's shut out the Mack men with four hits until the ninth when Johnsons double and Hassan's single produced the lone run. Trotter fanned Jess Hill with the tying runs aboard as St Louis and Philadelphia swapped blows in a high-scoring game.
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Brooklyn Squad Opens Friday With Lynnville
A 29 man Brooklyn squad has trained daily for the Friday opener with Lynnville on Sept 17 under Coach Ellsworth Miller and Ras Anderson. The 144 pound line features Eldon Ormuston and backfield averages 150 pounds. Several veterans vie with newcomers as many players will see action to evaluate talent before the Sept 47 Lynnville game and the later schedule includes Marengo, Relie Plaine, Toledo, Tama, North English, Montezuma.
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Monticello Lineup Forms for 1st Game in Northeastern Iowa
Monticello’s gridiron team faces uncertainty as 11 lettermen graduated. Coach Roy Moore builds around Captain Richardson Etthns and Field with Nagle eligible to boost the lineup. Guards and ends Rone Jamieson compete with Howie Rodman, Gerdes Yeomen Steiner Pruit for spots.
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Minnesota Gophers Poised for Fourth Straight Title Run
Minnesota's Golden Gophers, three time mythical national champions, eye a strong fall schedule led by Andy Aram and a deep backfield. Coach Bernie Bierman notes tough tests ahead with Notre Dame Northwestern Nebraska Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Michigan, and a lineup expected to shine despite losses to graduation. The slate includes North Dakota State, Nebraska at Lincoln, Indiana, Michigan at Ann Arbor, Notre Dame, Iowa, Northwestern, and Wisconsin.
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Charley Baxter Stops Frankie Lockwood in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland Charley Baxter from Wisconsin stopped Frankie Lockwood of Indiana. The scoring and round details remain unclear in the brief telegraphic report. Other results note Charley Adam defeating Lew Raymond in New York and Duddy Ryan beating Johnny Urices in Roselle Park New Jersey.
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Montague Invited to Enter Tourney at Belmont
John Montague known as Monty to Hollywood stars has been invited to the $12,000 Belmont Open at Belmont Country Club September 23 to 26. A telegram to Bing Crosby confirmed the invitation as Babe Ruth may also enter. The event, financed with $12,000 deposited in a Cambridge bank, features a $3,000 first prize and attracts premier pros from the U S and Europe, with Ryder Cup members present except Gene Sarazen on a world tour.
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Crosby will not urge Monte in Boston golf open
Bing Crosby will not pressure John Montague to enter the $12,000 international golf open at Boston, announced Wednesday by his brother Larry Crosby.
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Thirty Out At Toledo For Football Drills
Thirty Toledo high football players reported for practice under Coach Irvin Thompson for the season. Captain Virgil Beck is out with infection while Dick Ball, a 170 pound fullback, is expected to lead the offense. Schedule lists games from Sept 17 to Nov 25 with contests at Grundy Center Reinbeck Montezuma Brooklyn Trier Marengo Tama Belle Plaine.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Open Scrimmage In Practice Session
The University of Iowa football team held its first scrimmage this after noon in mild conditions. Coach Tubbs split into two squads with Nile Kinnick leading one unit and Russell Bush the other, producing a touchdown by Glenn Olson and a second score from Jack Eicherly in the short-contact session.
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Three Aces Highlight Coliseum Wrestling Card
A open indoors show at Memorial Coliseum features Jim Clinstock a 280 pound Cherokee from Oklahoma alongside Lou Plummer and Earl Wampler in a main event two out of three falls grudge match. Frankie French faces Clinstock in an early bout while Jack Hader and George Sauer open the card.
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Pro Football Will Not Supplant College Gridiron
Glenn Warner argues professional football will not replace college football, noting enduring college interest, the value of youth speed and spirit, and the need for top coaching. He recalls a temperate view that pro leagues may share talent, but maintains college football remains the origin and stronger public draw.
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Sampson Wins Decorah Golf Club Tourney Title
In Decorah finals of the Silver Crest tourney Bob Sampson defeats James Alm five and three. Sampson beat Charles O'Brien in prelims and Alm beat Ben Amundson. Leonard Olson wins first flight finals over Tom Clark one up thirty-seven holes. Les Michaels wins third flight finals. second and fourth flights unfinished.
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Omaha Derby Champion Retired to Stud in Kentucky
Omaha the 1935 Kentucky Derby winner was retired from racing and sent to Arthur B. Hancock farms near Paris Kentucky to stand at stud after an injury in England.
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Gus Schrader Sets New Track Record at Spencer Fair
Cedar Rapids dirt track ace Gus Schrader set a world record of 2 27 for two and a half miles on the half mile Clay county fair track. He also won the dash for the fastest cars in time trials with a 2 16.71 record.
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Golfer Makes Birdie Then Cannot Claim Shot
Burr Swezey Jr a Princeton sophomore in Lafayette Ind scored a birdie on the fifth at Lafayette Country Club after his second shot struck a swallow mid air killing the bird and embedding its beak in the ball. He finished with a par 4 but could not claim the birdie due to the unusual interference.
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Betting On The Ponies Runs Into Millions
St Louis betting commissioners estimate that at least 350000 dollars is handled daily by local bookmakers in the city. They also estimate that total daily wagering at all tracks and bookmaking shops in the United States ranges from 25000000 to 40000000 dollars.
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Luther Burbank Wins First Great Triumph with Potato
The noted plant wizard Luther Burbank secured his first major triumph with the Burbank potato, a milestone celebrated by horticulturists.
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