Cubs Wallop Giants 8 To 3 In Fast Baseball Tilt
The Cubs crushed the New York Giants 8 to 3 as pitching woes hit the Giants with rookie starter Bill Terry out and Stan Hack delivering the decisive blows. Chicago vaulted two games ahead of St. Louis and Pittsburgh in the standings while New York’s late rally fizzled.
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Frank Demares
Detroit Increases Lead to 9 1 2 Games
Detroit pitchers hold off Red Sox as Tigers extend AL lead to 9 1 2 games. Jack Wilson drives home run, Boston errors aid Detroit. Sam Jones of White Sox noted for relief work in another stand.
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Unclear Entry Records Local Sports Officials
Fragmentary OCR text mentions umpires and officials with partial names and roles. Details are unreadable, but references to a local game setting and possible crew members are present. No verifiable events or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Chicago Cardinals Edge Green Bay in 7 6 NFL Open
The Chicago Cardinals defeated the Green Bay Packers 7 to 6 in the opening NFL game as about 6 500 fans watched. Smith caught a TD from Doug Russell in the first quarter and Johnston scored for Green Bay in the second period with Monnett assisting on the extra point.
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Bob Monnett
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Uiubark
Cowboys Beat Saints In Playoff Opener
The Sioux City Cowboys defeated the St Joseph Saints 5 to 1 in the Western league playoff opener led by pitcher George Zan. The Cowboys jumped to an early lead and maintained control as Saint Joseph struggled at the plate.
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Altough
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Postville Arranges Seven Football Dates
Postville announces seven football fixtures this season outlining weekly dates. Organizers set matches across local venues with plans for fans and community engagement through delayed start times and ticketing details to be announced.
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Postville
Tilden Clinches Pro Tennis Title Over Kozeluh
In a decisive match at the pro tennis championship, Tilden defeated Kozeluh to win the title. The final scoreline showed a tough start before Tilden surged, securing victory in the deciding sets and capturing the prestigious title.
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Tilden Licks Kozeluh
Bill Gorman Winner Of Oelwein Caddy Title
Bill Gorman claimed the Oelwein Caddy title in a competition reported with readable results. The event highlighted local golf talent amid a windy course and tight final holes.
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Bill Gorman
Oelwein
National League Standings And Monday Results Summary
Standings for the National League appear with teams such as New York and Philadelphia leading. Monday results show Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia among winners, with several games listed and scores noted. The tabulated data includes win loss records and percentages for multiple clubs.
Redbirds Edge Dodgers 1-0 In Tight Mound Duel
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 1 to 0 in a pitching duel. Paul Dean allowed six hits with six strikeouts and one walk over seven innings while Ven Mungo also allowed five hits with seven strikeouts and four walks for the Dodgers.
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Geddes Cops Honors in Cedar Regatta
The Cedar Rapids Boat Club regatta drew about 3000 spectators at Conreds beach on Cedar River. Roy Geddes of Amana won two firsts and a second in Class B and composite contests, with notable close heats against Henry Tietze and Art Ellis. Several spills occurred with motorboats, while Geddes and Tietze staged a dramatic nose to nose duel for major honors.
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Tietze
Art Ellis
William Dochterman
Chris Craft
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Lawson Little Wins Amateur Golf Championship
William Lawson Little of San Francisco won the national amateur golf championship at Cleveland finishing nineteen under par, beating Welter Emery in a 36 hole final. The piece notes public ambivalence toward Little and contrasts his skill with perceived lack of personal charm.
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William Lawson Little
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Pebble Beach
Jess Sweetser
Francis Ouimet
Emery
Chicago Has One Good Team Shy On Reserves
Chicago’s 1935 Maroon grid squad depends on reserves to support a strong first unit led by Jay Berwanger. The backfield lacks depth with Rainwater Wells out, while three standouts and two potential replacements pace uncertain prospects for a sturdy season.
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Jay Berwanger
Clark Shaughnessy
Bill Gillerlain
Bob Perretz
Gordon Peterson
Earl Sappington
George Antomec
Kendall Petersen
Rainwater Wells
Maroons
Anamosa High Opens With DeWitt At Home
Anamosa high school in Iowa begins football preparations with 30 players practicing nightly under Coach McLees who must rebuild the lineup. Only three lettermen remain Huins Graham Lazio, guiding a likely starting eleven of seven sophomores and one freshman among three upperclassmen. The fall schedule includes a game against West Liberty.
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