O'Neill Names His All Star American League Team
Cleveland manager Steve O'Neill selects his AL dream lineup with Bill Dickey and Luke Sewell as catchers, Johnny Allen, Ruffing, Gomez, and Lefty Grove as pitchers, Gehrig or Greenberg at first base, Gehringer at second, Lyn Lary at short, Red Rolfe at third, and DiMaggio, Walker, and Moses as the outfield trio.
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DiMaggio
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Moses
United Press
York
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Pilot
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Ore
O'Neill
Bill Dickey
Luke Sewell
White Sox
Luke
Johnny Allen
Indians
Yankees
Ruffing
Gomez
Lefty Grove
Roxie Lawson
Detroit
Feller
Stratton
Gehringer
Lyn Lary
Luke Appling
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Lary
Red Rolfe
di Magesto
Yanks
Gerald Walker
Tigers
Wally Moses
Athletics
Cross Country May Be Eliminated at Iowa University
Iowa City AP report notes University of Iowa may abandon cross country as a competitive sport unless demand exists from track men. Assistant Ted Swenson cites only four Big Ten schools with teams and predicts an end here soon, with Illinois likely to drop the sport as well.
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University of Iowa
Ted Swenson
Swenson
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Minneapolis And Milwaukee Win In Association Games
In Chicago AP report Minneapolis beat Columbus 3 to 2 to move ahead 2 1 in their four game series Milwaukee defeated Toledo 11 to 4 to take a 2 1 edge over the Mud Hens as the playoff chase tightens toward the Little World Series matchup against the international league champions
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Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Red Birds
Millers
Milwaukee Brewers
Mud Hens
Two Flights Remain Unfinished In D C Handicap Tourney
The third and fourth flights in the Country club handicap golf tournament remain undecided as final matches have not yet been played. John Jacobs junior defeated J H Bell to win the first flight title and W R Dock beat Keith Dunn to claim the second flight.
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John Jacobs
J H Bell
W. R. Dock
Keith Dunn
Link Mancuso With Post As Reds' Manager
A circulated report links Gus Mancuso veteran catcher of the New York Giants with a possible managerial post for the Cincinnati Reds next year. The Reds may include Mancuso in a deal for catcher Ernie Lombardi and cash as Giants visit Cincinnati to start a series. Mancuso praised for leadership. Giants' Harry Danning already solid behind the plate. Dressen was recently fired as Reds manager.
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Cincinnati
INS
Gus Mancuso
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Reds
Mancuso
Ernie Lombardi
Cash
Harry Danning
Chuck” Dressen
Nashua Gridiron Hopefuls Start Hard Under New Coach
Nashua high school joins the Northeast Iowa conference with Gene Carson coaching the team after his Coe tenure. The article notes his candid view of a tough season ahead and the aim to climb out of the cellar toward midpack by season end.
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Nashua High School
Northeast Iowa
Gene Carson
Coe
Nashua
Gene
Farmersburg Defeats Luana In 7-4 Baseball Victory
Farmersburg opened its fall baseball slate with a 7-4 win over Luana. Starter Walker limited Luana to six hits and carried a shutout into the seventh before Luana erupted for four runs. Breitsprecker and Bollman led Farmersburg with two hits each. Bollman and Schultz provided the Luana hits.
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Farmersburg
Farmersburg High School
Luana
Walker
Breitsprecker
L. Bollman
Parmersburg
Airway Gun Club To Sponsor Shoot Sunday
The Cedar Rapids Airway Gun Club will sponsor a Chicken Shoot Sunday on the focal range one half mile west of the airport. Shells will be sold on the grounds and free lunch will be provided for the shooters.
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Cedar Rapids
Gomez Wins 19th Victory as Salary Cut Backfires
Lefty Gomez of the Yankees boosts his season win total to 19 with his fifth shutout as he rebounds from a salary cut to 12 500 for 1937. The article notes his strikeout total reaching 174 and his status as top in both categories. It also contrasts private doubts about the pay cut with his later on-field success.
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Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Gomez
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Barrow
Michigan
Wolves
Town
Harry Kipke
Hawks
Fry
Towa
Jack Blott
Jim Masker
Kis
Iowa
Blett
Hawkeyes Practice for Washington Clash as Tubbs Seeks Explosiveness
Iowa City special report says coach Irl Tubbs uses two twenty minute scrimmages sharpening offense and defense ahead of the Sept twenty fifth trip to Seattle. Eicherly Lamb and Harris standouts in drill with several linemen excused and a revamped line. Brady and Gallagher solid at guard as McLain Balazs and McCall expected back before departure. Tubbs notes need for more line explosiveness and plans defensive work against Notre Dame.
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Hawks
Washington
Seattle
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Eicherly
Lamb
Harris
Huskies
Tubbs
Lannon
Chunky Wilbur Nead
DeHeer
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McLain
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McCall
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Jimmy Phelan
Huskie
Glenn Devine
Charles Brady
Mason City
Ossie Solem
Hawkeye
Strong Defenders Shield Back Line With Tight Ball Coverage
A compact defense keeps the opponent at bay by contesting passes and shutting down drives. The back line uses disciplined positioning and quick hands to limit scoring opportunities and protect the goal.
McGregor Golf Meet Enters Late Championship Rounds
McGregor Golf club kicks off September with 16 qualifiers in the first flight and 7 in the second. Kostomlatsky and Bender lead as low scorers. First flight results include O'Brien, Hoseley, and Huebsch. Finals for the championship flight will be a 36 hole match on September 26 with 18 holes in the morning and 18 in the afternoon.
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Mat Kostomlatsky
W. R. G. Bender
Fred Kuehl
Elmer Johnson
Frank O’brien
Sears Hoseley
Kostomlatsky
H. Thompson
Don Sheetz
Stanley Meyer
Kuehl
W. W.phelps
Frank Huebsch
H. F. Hartmeyer
A. B. Mayer
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Jack Kramer
M. R. Bush
N. Scrogum
Dr. W. H. Thomas
H. E. Arnold
Rex. L. White
S. W. Austin
Arthur Hinsch
White
Hinsch
Cooper Hoped To Take Title In West Open
Ralph Guldahl of Chicago, the National Open champion, aims to win the 37th Western Open in Cleveland as a 140-player field begins 72-hole medal play with Lighthorse Cooper favored at 5 to 1. Snead and Thomson staged a two-man drive duel, blasting 261 to 285 yards in practice.
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Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Guldahl
Harry" Cooper
Sam" Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Snead
Thomson
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