Giants Sweep Cubs In Doubleheader To Narrow Pennant Gap
The New York Giants won a pair from the Chicago Cubs to tighten their grip on first in the National League. Hubbell earned his 22nd victory as New York built and held leads, while Ott and Dressen drove in key runs. The sweep, plus a Pirates split with Boston, leaves the Giants nine and a half games ahead in the standings with twelve games remaining in the season. Cincinnati Reds also won both ends of a doubleheader over Philadelphia.
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Bears Trip Notre Dame Stars 14-0 in Rain Soaked Showdown
Chicago Bears professionals dominated Notre Dame All-Stars 14 to 0 at Soldier Field. Led by Bronko Nagurski Harold Grange and John Sisk the Bears used weight and drive to pierce the Irish line in a soggy game. Grange sparked two first half drives and Nagurski added a 17 yard run and a 35 yard burst setting up Dohring’s late score with Tackwell kicking the extra point.
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Iowa Alumni Banquet Held in Marengo At Doose Hotel
Special to The Gazette reports an Iowa alumni banquet held Friday at the Doose hotel in Marengo. Coach Leo J. Samuelson and Harold W Swifl led talks as local University of Iowa alumni gathered for the event.
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Solem Keeps Sophs on Iowa First Team
The 1934 Hawkeye squad may feature seven sophomores in the varsity lineup after the second day of practice at the University of Iowa. Coach Ossie Solem retained the same first team from Saturday’s scrimmage and noted passing and end-play issues. End players listed include Haltom Tingley Fisher Hoover and Mo re. Backups featured Laws Ash Schneidman Page and Teyro Panther Richards Hahn.
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Jones Beats Darrow In Kenmore Golf Meet
Charles Jones defeated Glen Darrow one up to reach the Kenmore tournament quarter finals and join Tom Houke as co favorite. Jones led with fours on ten holes, and finished with a 75 for Darrow 39 36. Other cham pionship flight results saw Elmer Hightower over J J Jacobs 3 and 1 Jack Smith over John Powell 2 and 1 and Hooke upset Cle Trimble 2 up.
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Iowa State First Eleven Rout Reserves 52 To 0
In Ames Iowa AP the season opener heavy scrimmage ended 52 to 0 as the Iowa State first string overpowered reserves. Veterans Winter Allender M Williams and Theophilus controlled backfield with Harland subbing for Theophilus. Allender added four extra points.
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Red Pepper's Hot Sport Chatter on Baseball Tales
Earl Red Pepper surveys aging rookie Alex McColl of the Senators and his improbable major league debut after 19 minor league years, plus Bill Terry’s managerial signals, Monte Pearson’s coaching, Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker amid Leonard accusations, Pepper Martin’s contract rise, and the Giants’ pennant push with strong World Series chatter.
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Washington Boosts Lead To Ten Games
The Senators swept Detroit in a Saturday doubleheader, winning 11 to 4 and 4 to 3 in ten innings, boosting their American League lead to ten games over the Yankees who were rained out. Washington needs four wins in eleven to clinch the pennant. Fred Marberry struggled in game one as Washington piled up 14 hits, while Alvin Crowder limited Detroit to six hits in game two.
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Dunlap Wins Amateur Golf Title In Dominant Final
New York’s George T. Dunlap Jr., 24, became the youngest American amateur champion since 1924 by defeating Max R. Marston of Philadelphia six and five in Cincinnati. Dunlap, after a 68 opening round breaking the Kenwood course record, led 7 up and maintained pressure with precise approach work and only one three putt all day, ending on the 31st green amid a cheering crowd of about 8,000.
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Football men speak their own language explained
The article translates football scout jargon into plain terms and defines plays in the Warner offense such as sweep wingback spot pass and double reverse. It explains how spinners, reverses, and cutbacks operate and what short side means in this system.
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National League Standings and Weekend Results
Standings show New York and Boston leading the NL with Milwaukee? ranks. Saturdays results include Boston 6 0 and Brooklyn 13 14. Cincinnati 3 6. Philadelphia 2 1. St Louis 14 Brooklyn 13 in a delayed finish. Upcoming Sunday pairings feature Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at St Louis with others weather impacted.
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Rochester Red Wings Win Series. Meet Buffalo for IL Pennant
Rochester Red Wings defeated Newark 9 to 7 in the fourth game of the preliminary play-off, securing the series three games to one. Newark fell victim to the International League’s new play-off system, with Rochester to face Buffalo in the final for the league pennant.
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Tennis Association Plans For Club House
Plans for a permanent Cedar Rapids tennis club with its own courts and club house will be discussed at the annual Tennis Association dinner at the Elks club Monday evening at 6 30. Everyone interested in local tennis is invited to attend. Reservations may be made by phoning the Elks club.
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