Cardinals Split Twin Bill With Brooklyn Dodgers
The St. Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Brooklyn Dodgers as Paul Dean earned a win while Dizzy Dean faltered. Terry Moore sprained an ankle in the second game and may miss the season. Brooklyn won the nightcap 8 7 after leading early.
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Cubs Win Again Over Giants To Increase Lead
Chicago defeats New York 5 to 3 as Cubs capitalize on Giants errors in the sixth and seventh innings. Joe Moore and Wank Leiber misplays help spark a four run outburst, extending Chicago’s streak to fourteen wins and widening the pennant push.
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Ashby Of Oelwein Sets New Record On Waukon Course
Carl Ashby of Oelwein set a course record with a 33 in the Waukon golf meet. The event drew players from New Hampton West Union Cresco Decorah and Waukon, with Ashby leading a field that included Tassig Baker and Nutting among top finishers.
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McGregor Beats Luana High in Tight 6-4 Baseball Victory
McGregor defeats Luana High 6 to 4 on the McGregor diamond Tuesday. Genergen and Staples starred for McGregor with solid hitting and pitching as Luana struggled to respond.
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Wrestling Results From Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports several wrestling results. Danno O Mahoney defeated Joe Savoldtean in Chicago one fall. Dick Daviscourt beat Olsen in Wilmington by two falls to one. Straneters Tewls defeated Bhhber McCoy in Montriat Cambridge Masa. Chuck Montana defeated Lester O Neil in Detroit two falls to none.
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Ferrell earns 24th win as Red Sox beat Tigers 5 to 4
Boston slides past Detroit 5 4 as Wesley Ferrell hurls his 24th victory, scattering 14 hits and with Cronin and Johnson doubling and Rick Ferrell and Arthur Graham delivering key singles. Greenberg hits his 36th homer for Detroit in the third.
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Vast Changes Have Taken Place In Football Coaching
Frank Thomas examines how football coaching has shifted from brute force to scientific methods. He notes broader coaching knowledge, diversified defenses, emphasis on fundamentals and mindset, and the impact on equipment, stadiums, and revenue. He also observes improved public tolerance for losses as understanding grows.
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Warner RATED DAVE SMUKLER HIS BEST
Associated Press Sports Writer notes pop star status of Dave Smukler of Temple praising him as the best back the coach has ever seen. Mentions Smukler as top sophomore, junior, and expected senior with high praise from Glenn Scobey. The piece also surveys other sports notes from boxing to baseball and golf gossip.
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Saints win dramatic ninth to take playoff game
St Joseph defeats Sioux City 2 to 1 to take the Western league series game in Beating Cowboys. Ralph Michaels delivered a two out Texas leaguer in the bottom of the ninth driving in Steve Coscarart for the winning run. Buckshot May vs Emil Hemenway pitched well with the Saints finally connecting late.
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Hornsby Signs 1 Year More as Browns Manager
Rogers Hornsby received a three year contract extension as manager of the St. Louis Browns with a substantial salary increase likely to raise him from about 15000 to 20000 yearly plus a ten percent share in profits. The Browns lapped up a strong July 1933 run and remain near the top of the league standings, a sharp contrast to a weak early season start.
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Conroy Sluggers Rout Green Valley Girls 19 to 1
Conroy Sluggers close season with a 19 1 win over Green Valley girls at Green Valley. Pitcher Ethel Leahy records eight strikeouts and Cleone Leahy homers in the final inning as part of Green Valley entertainment. Harper team beats Williamsburg 3 1 at Green Valley.
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O’Dowd Loses In Chicago Welterweight Bout
In Chicago at the Mari gold Gardens Monday night Laddie Tonielli of Marseilles Illinois outpointed Puggy Weinert of Chicago over ten rounds. Tonielli weighed 145 pounds while Weinert was 14714. No knockdowns. Earlier Johnny Campbell of Windsor Ontario defeated Bobby O’Dowd of Cedar Rapids in four rounds.
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Marion Gridmen Taking Shape As A Strong Eleven
Marion high school football under Coach Don Wolfe shows progress toward a strong team. Scrimmage with Wilson exposed pass defense and end play gaps, with drills focused on corrections. Ross Edwards out with a foot injury, Jacobs stepping in at tackle, and Fry Manson and the Lacock brothers competing for guard spots.
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Hubbell Split Between Son Arrival And Giants Pennant Pursuit
Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants spoke to reporters en route to Oklahoma City where his wife gave birth to an 8% pound boy. He said the birth changes nothing about his aim to win two of the remaining three games against the Chicago Cubs to keep the pennant in reach. He plans to return to Chicago to rejoin the team.
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Salem Divides Hawks Into Four Combinations
In OWA CITY Iowa University of Iowa football candidates practiced in two squads with a scrimmage between groups. Coach Ossie Solem outlined tentative first and second team talent with veterans and sophomores named for each unit. Injuries limited four players but none sidelined long.
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Standings and results from the National League and Tuesday games
National League standings show Chicago leading with 93 wins while Brooklyn, St. Louis, Cincinnati and New York follow. Tuesday games include Chicago 3 New York 3 and Philadelphia 3 1 with Cincinnati 2 0, St. Louis 4 7. Upcoming games list New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St. Louis among others.
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Board Set to Use Hill Park for High School Football
The board of education voted to use Belden Hill park for twelve high school football games this season while pursuing possible permanent acquisition. An agreement to restore grounds and sod after the season is included, with the baseball club loaning lighting equipment and the board covering power costs about $15 monthly. The first game is Wilson versus Marshalltown Friday at 7 45 and the Saturday 2 30 game is Roosevelt versus East Waterloo.
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Marine Sergeant Wins American Rifle Title
Marine Sergeant Claude N Harris of Lancaster California won the National Individual Rifle match at Camp Perry toping 1 661 competitors with 239 of 250 points He was followed by William T Guy of Astoria New York second with 238 and Hugh F Nelson of San Diego California third The event was instituted by Congress in 1903 and overseen by the War Department.
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