Cubs Split Doubleheader With Phillies To Move Closer To Pennant
Chicago Cubs split a Philadelphia doubleheader, losing 9 2 in the opener and winning 5 1 in the nightcap. With seven games left, Chicago needs three victories to clinch the NL pennant even if Pittsburgh wins out. Rollo Hemsley homered and led Cubs 14 hits in the nightcap, while Pat Malone allowed seven hits in seven innings for the win.
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Braves Edge Cardinals 1 0 As Zachary Wins Pitcher’s Duel
Tom Zachary, for the Boston Braves, allowed five hits in a 1 to 0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The run crossed in the fourth when Wally Berger doubled and scored on a misplayed ball in short right field after Walter singled.
Solem Pleased With Work of Hawkeyes
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa coach Ossie Solem praised his sixtyplayer Hawkeyes after three days of practice as optimism rose despite worries over a demanding schedule a lean reserve pool and inexperienced varsity likely to face 1932 games. The squad shows greater spirit and size with two daily sessions and hopeful backfield sets across three units awaiting the Bradley game two weeks away.
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California Bears Beat Aggies 20 to 6 in Berkeley
Navy Bill Ingram led the California Bears to a 20 to 6 victory over the California Aggies at Memorial Stadium Berkeley in the opener of a dual football program. The Aggies fought hard but were outmatched as California prepared for a second game with West Coast Navy.
Somerville a noted all round athlete
London Ontario prominent Canadian sports star C Ross Somerville nicknamed Silent Bandy for his multi sport prowess. Born 1903, he excelled in golf hockey football cricket tennis baseball squash soccer and much more, captaining teams, leading university football for four years, and earning a place among Canada’s great all round athletes despite vast achievements in several sports.
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Standings and results from the major leagues
National League standings show Chicago leading with 87 wins, Boston 73 losses, Pittsburgh 79 wins, New York 67, Brooklyn 78, St. Louis 66, Philadelphia 75, Cincinnati 59. Saturday scores include Philadelphia 8-1 over Chicago and Brooklyn 5-6 over Cincinnati. American League listings show New York 103-44, Detroit 61-71, Philadelphia 69-57, St. Louis 60-84, Cleveland 82-62, Washington 86-59, Boston 41-108. Saturday results include New York 6-2 over St. Louis, Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4 in 10 innings, and Kansas City 10-4. American Association results show Columbus 9 Louisville 5, St Paul 9 Minneapolis 6, Kansas City 10 Milwaukee 4.
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Age Clusters Highlight Yankee Roster In 1929 Ball Talk
The article surveys Yankee players ages from 21 to 38 with Babe Ruth at 36 and Vernon Gomez under 22, notes Foxx’s home run drought since July, ponders Cuyler’s 1927 world series benching, honors Cedar Rapids fan L. M. Rees, recalls Pennock’s control, and mentions Cubs scouting and 1920s trades and managers shaping early baseball lore.
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Stansbury Wins Handicap Tourney at Country Club
Dr John E Stansbury won the fall handicap tournament championship flight at the country club Saturday afternoon defeating club veteran Dave Turner 3-1. Stansbury, medalist, needed actual strokes to win but five holes halved to gain the trophy with an eighteen stroke handicap against Turner's eight. Turner was low man overall while Verne Marshall defeated J J Studer 3-1 in the third flight finals with Marshall overcoming a five stroke handicap.
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Gar Wood Postpones Record Attempt In Michigan River
Gar Wood postpones plan to set a new world motor boat record on the St. Clair River at Algonac Michigan. Miss America XX ready for 7 am start but timing devices incomplete and rising seas force delay as wind picks up.
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Football Scores From Today’s College Games
Virginia Military Institute 18 King College 6 California 20 California Aggies 6 Stanford 6 San Francisco Olympic Club Texas Christian 14 North Texas State Teachers 2 Texas Tech 44 Oklahoma Panhandle A and M Oklahoma U of South 12 Middle Tenn Teachers 0.
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Canadian Rallies To Defeat Johnny Goodman In Final
Ross Somerville of London Ontario won the United States amateur golf title by defeating Johnny Goodman of Omaha Neb 2 and 1 in the final round. Somerville, 29, became the second non American to win the title, after Harold Hilton in 1911, and he was praised by spectators for a steady, accurate game including a crucial 14 foot birdie putt on the 34th hole to clinch the match. Both finalists are insurance salesmen.
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White Sox Upset Macks In Tenth 5 4
Chicago White Sox edged the Philadelphia Athletics 5 4 in ten innings. Ralph Kress sparked the rally with a homer and key hits including a leadoff single to start the tenth, scoring on Punk’s double. Mickey Secrist added a homer for the A’s in the third as Boston and Detroit games also noted in the same column.
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