Cubs Move Closer To Pennant After Split With Phillies
In Philadelphia Charley Grimm's Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader with the Phillies. The Cubs lost 9 to 2 in the opener then won 5 to 1 in the nightcap to pull within three victories of clinching the National League pennant with seven games left. Pat Malone earned the win in relief for Chicago, while Rollo Hemsley led the Cubs with three hits and three RBIs in the nightcap. The Phillies, aided by Flint Rine's seven hits, built an early lead in the first game.
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Hawkeyes Backfield Plans Under Iowa Coach Solem
Iowa City Special to The Gazette. At three days of practice Coach Ossie Solem reports a hopeful mood among sixty Iowa players. Three main worries remain: tackle strength, inexperienced varsity players, and punter passer and blocker balance across three backfields. Three backfield units named with Moffitt Kuhn Eckdahl Schneiderman and Masden Laws Maresh Schmidt. second unit Schmidt at fullback. third unit Ash Parsons Tertipes Wallace. Ends Loufek Miller. tackles Samuelson Schammel. guards Hass Dolly. center Dolly likely to move. Several promising linemen include Pippinger Stutsman Clearman Thornton. Dolly may shift to guard if tackle gaps close.
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Islanders edge Blue Sox 2 1 in playoff opener
Ed Linke of Davenport held Rock Island hitless until the eighth as the Islanders scored twice to beat the Blue Sox 2 to 1 in Game 3 of the post season series. John Dickshot delivered a tying triple and Heath bunted in the go ahead run as George Mills limited Davenport to seven hits.
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Stansbury Wins Handicap Tourney at Country Club
Dr. John E. Stansbury captured the championship flight of the fall handicap tournament by defeating Dave Turner 3-1 after a tense 87 to 82 eighteen-hole total. Stansbury’s 43-44 card and Turner’s 39-43 first/second nines yielded a ten-stroke net edge despite larger raw scores. Verne Marshall defeated J. J. Studer 3-1 in the third flight, overcoming a five-stroke handicap to win 41-42-83 against Studer’s 42-47-89.
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Football Scores From Various Colleges Amid Weekend Play
Virginia Military Institute 18 over King College 6. California University of California at Berkeley 20 over California Aggies 6. Stanford 6 vs San Francisco Olympic Club 6. Texas Christian 14 over North Texas State Teachers 2. Texas Tech 44 over Oklahoma Panhandle A&M 0. U of South 12 over Middle Tennessee Teachers 0. California 13 over West Coast Navy 0. U and Mary 6. Roanoke College 7 over Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell. Oregon State 19 over Gonzaga 16.
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Somerville Wins United States Amateur Golf Title in 36-Hole Final
Ross Somerville, a 29-year-old insurance salesman from London Ontario, defeated Johnny Goodman of Omaha 2 and 1 in the 36-hole final to capture the United States amateur championship in Baltimore. The victory marks the second time the title left the U.S. and comes after a dramatic back-and-forth match that ended on the 35th green.
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Braves edge Cardinals 1-0 on Berger score in fourth
Boston pitcher Tom Zachary allowed five hits in a 1 to 0 victory over St Louis. The deciding run came in the fourth when Wally Berger doubled, moved to third on Walter's single, and scored on Spohrer's sacrifice fly to right.
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California Bears defeat Aggies 20 to 6 in opener
Berkeley Calif UP Navy Bill Ingram reports the 1932 California Bears edged the California Aggies 20 to 6 in the first game of a dual football program. The Aggies fought hard but were outpaced as California prepared for a second game against West Coast Navy. Score by quarters shows California 7 0 6 0 and Aggies 0 6 0 0.
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Standings and results in National League from Saturday
National League standings shown with Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati. Saturday results: Philadelphia 9 1 Chicago 2 5. New York 4 0. Brooklyn 5 6 Cincinnati 3 7. Sunday games listed with New York and Boston schedules.
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Minneapolis and Tal Tal Col N Roll In Kansas City Result
Readable fragments show early 20th century style scores with teams including St Paul and Louisville. The line hints at tournament results with a final score near 80 75 and percentages .516 .392, indicating a league or cup game summary in a historic sports page.
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Age Of Yankee Roster And Baseball Puzzles Discussed
The column details the Yankee twenty three players average age about twenty seven years ten months. Babe Ruth is 38, Vernon Gomez will be 22, and Jimmy Foxx’s home run pace slowed after July. It recalls Kiki Cuyler’s benching in the 1927 World Series, honors Cedar Rapids fan L. M. Ross, and notes Pennock’s control, Ruth scouting Cubs, and classic anecdotes from early baseball history and figures like Doc Andrews.
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Muscatine and Mason City Diamondball Clash Here
The Atlas diamondball teams from Muscatine and Mason City meet on neutral ground at Ellis Park to play diamond number four. The game starts at 2 30 this afternoon.
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