McLarnin Wins Close Decision To Regain Welter Title
Irish American boxer Jimmy McLarnin staged a dramatic comeback at Madison Square Garden by regaining the welterweight crown from Barney Ross. The fight featured a brutal, twelve round battle with Ross leading on some scorecards but McLarnin landing the decisive blows late, including a sustained attack that swayed the bout in his favor as referee Arthur Donovan ruled for McLarnin after ten rounds.
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Red Sox rookie stops Browns 3 to 0
St Louis rookie George Hockett from Kansas City pitched a two hit shutout to beat the Browns 3 0 Grube and Bejma had the only Brown singles and Morgan Ferrell Johnson and Bishop figured in the scoring for Boston in the second third and fifth innings At Chicago Eric McNair hit two homers driving in four as Philadelphia topped Chicago 9 4 and ended the White Sox four game streak McNair homers came off Hugo Klaerner in his second big league start.
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Baseball and league standings from Detroit to St Louis
Monday results show Detroit 3 New York 0 and Philadelphia 9 Chicago 4. Other scores: Washington 13 Cleveland 6, Boston 3 St Louis. Tuesday matchups include Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at St Louis. National League standings list New York, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, St Louis with rain affecting several games. American Association results feature Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, Milwaukee, Louisville, Kansas City, and Saint Paul. Sunday results include St Paul 3 1 Minneapolis 2 1 and Milwaukee 4 7 Kansas City 3 1.
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Warneke and Deans Dominate NL Losses, Cubs’ Cuyler Stars
Warneke and the two Deans have accounted for a third of the Giants’ defeats as Chicago Cubs star Kiki Cuyler hits .344, leads in hits and power, and may be traded despite managerial denials. George Earnshaw’s bonus season fuels a 13th win and $1,500 extra. Whitehill’s 14 wins keep Washington near seventh. Lloyd Hoffman, Iowa football recruit, drops to 218 pounds with miles of summer training.
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British yachtsman wins first Cup race aboard Endeavour
Sopwith's British challenger Endeavour defeats Harold Vanderbilt's Rainbow in the first official America’s Cup race in Newport. Endeavour rallied on the homeward leg, luffed to advantage, used the Annie Oakley spinnaker to surge ahead, finishing two minutes and nine and two fifths seconds ahead. Spectators cheered as the big blue boat crossed the line amid a riotous display of horns.
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Keswick High Defeats Thornburg 9 to 0 in Baseball
Keswick High shut out Thornburg 9 to 0 in a Friday afternoon baseball game at Keswick. Soreal reports the score and key plays, noting Keswick finished strong with timely hits and solid pitching for the win.
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K. O. C Captures Diamondball Final
The Knights of Columbus diamondball team won the B division title at Ellis Park defeating Oak Hill Bulldogs 8-5 in the Cedar Rapids tournament final postponed from last Sunday. Clinton Knights won 3-1 in the second game of a double header, Clinton pitcher throwing a no hit game with 11 walks. Nye. Driscoll pitched for Cedar Rapids, allowing six hits. R H E Clinton 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Cedar Rapids 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Bennett Defeats Lowden to Clinch Eastern Iowa League Title
Bennett won the Eastern Iowa league championship by beating Lowden 5 to 1 in a Sunday playoff at Bennett after both sides had 15 wins and 3 losses. Walcott’s win over Calamus left Walcott and Wheatland tied for third, with a makeup game likely between them. Two postponed games remain: Stanwood at Clarence on Sept 23 and Stanwood at Calamus to be announced. Lowden hammered Calamus 8 to 0 in a rain-shortened game. Gottschalk pitched a no hitter for Lowden and Rueger had a three-base hit. An eastern inventor tests a stratosphere rocket designed to land like an autogiro.
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Vavra Defeats Trimble In City Golf Final 7 and 5
Johnny Vavra wins the Cedar Rapids City Championship at Cedar Rapids Country Club defeating Ccle Trimble 7 and 5 after a keen 31st hole finish. A crowd of about 100 follows the match as Vavra extends his city title dominance with steady par golf and four late birdies on the final nine. Trimble mounted a strong challenge, especially with an eighteen hole recovery, but could not overcome Vavra's consistency.
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Nebraska Sophs Shape Up As Big Six Drill
Kansas City AP report notes Big Six coaches enter second week of practice after weekend scrimmages. Nebraska relies on sophomores for title bid with a 27-0 Lincoln scrimmage win by the Reds, built from 1933 reserves and promising sophomores. Oklahoma varsity routs Sooner freshmen 35-0. Kansas State elated by line work in first scrimmage with sophomore help. Iowa State fields a sophomore heavy first string, with newcomer Tommy Neal calling signals for three veterans.
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North English and West Chester play scoreless season openers
West Chester held North English to a 0 0 tie in the opening football game. North English showed promise for the season and will face Delta next Friday.
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Saints Win Openers In Extra Innings Pennant Playoff
In St Joseph, the Saints edged Davenport 6 to 5 in 10 innings to draw within one win of back to back titles. Don King started for Saints, Shoal relieved, Pie Picchota pitched for Davenport and King yielded 13 hits as the game stayed tight through 9 innings.
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Tigers beat Yankees 3 to 0 in six inning opener at Navin Field
Detroit pitcher Crowder allowed two runs and eight hits through six, while Fox White Gehringer and Greenberg drove in the Tigers' runs as Gomez took the loss. The crowd of 36,211 watched a steady Detroit performance securing the first game of a four game set.
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Salem changes lineup in scrimmage drills Monday
Four University of Iowa football squads staged an hour scrimmage after a punting passing session and contact work. Dwight Hoover sustained a bruised back but returned to defense. Osmaloski at center led the first eleven with Seel Galla gher guards, Radloff Foster tackles, Walk er Page ends, Fisher signals, and Hoover Simmons Crayne in the backfield.
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Watkins Victor Over Norway Nine 5 to 0
Special to The Gazette Watkins blanked Norway 5 to 0 on their diamond Sunday. They scored on seven hits and two errors. Norway's L Holland and Vig paired in the battery. Bachman and Schloeman pitched for Watkins. A later tournament is set for September 23 with Watkins Newhall Amanas and Norway participating.
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West Union golf tourney crowns Cresco champ Chuck Howard
Eighty-one players from Iowa and Wisconsin competed at West Union Country Club. Chuck Howard of Cresco won the championship with 116 total, followed by Carl Ashby of Oelwein and Francis Damon of Oelwein in the runner up.
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