Cards Edge Giants 4 3 Delays Pennant Clinch
In St Louis, Tex Carleton silenced the New York Giants as the Cardinals won 4 to 3 to delay the National League pennant. Carl Hubbell faltered in relief, allowing key runs as the setback left the door open for a potential series finish.
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T. Louis
New York Giants
Moneas
Tex Carleton
St Louis Cardinals
Carleton
Terry
Herman Be
Brillant Southpaw
Cubs
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J Moore
Jame
TG Dts
Dressen
Dow Mane
Richards
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Drecsen
Marcusa
Toth
Frith
Meda
Cole
Muore Et Dorectier
O Farre
York
Davis Bean
Watain Moerrin
Drescer Wathire
Paays Fitzsimmons
Terri Frisch Durocher
St Louis
Carlectan
Bel
Hubbead
Hubbel
Fitzaimmons
Bell
Fatzsimmons Watkins Tosing
Rogier McGrew
Kiem Tame
Rim Castle Dominates Fairfax Trap Shoot Wins Singles and Doubles
Rim Castle of Chase City won both singles and doubles at the Fairfax Gun Club trap shoot in Fairfax. Pow Edwards of Des Moines and RoC Coffey of Prairie City were runners up. The program featured 200 sixteen target events with Castle hitting 48 of 50 in doubles and Boyd of Dubuque close with 47.
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Fairfax
Rim Castle
Chase
Hichmar
Edwards
Des Moines
Roc Coffey
Prairie City
Castle
Boyd
Dubuque
64. Instead of 32 May Qualify In National Golf
New York United States Golf Association officials plan to double qualifiers for the national amateur event from 32 to 64. A Monday check indicated nearly all officials favored increasing slots to 64 for the 1934 amateur championship at Seral owes fers fer chineme rez rooms for giaitvanyg. The article notes hopes and implications for competition and scheduling.
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New York
INS
Golf Ascciation
Wil Giy
Amiate
Seral
Chinemerez
Giaitvanyg
Marengo Golf Club Trip to Williamsburg
A brief note reports Marengo Golf Club plans a trip to Williamsburg. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item notes travel and participation by club members, with no dates or costs clearly readable.
Delta Eleven Scrimmage with Sigourney Highlights
Delta Eleven held a scrimmage with Sigourney during a week off practice. The session focused on drills and team cohesion as players worked on offense and defense under coach guidance.
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Grayers
Delta
Delta Queens
Sean
Hills Girls Defeat Iowa City 21 to 4 in Big Win
Hills girls shut out Iowa City 21 to 4 sealing a decisive victory. The game featured strong defense and quick scoring runs as Hills controlled the action from the start.
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Hills Girls
Iowa City
Eight Inches Decide Ironman Golf Match
Max Marston loses the National amateur championship by eight inches in the morning round, as eight near-misses on the edge of the cup could have swung the result. The afternoon round narrowed the deficit, but Marston’s effort fell short against George Dunlap.
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George Dunlap
Max Marston
Dunlap
Marston
Baseball Standings and Results Aligned by League
National League standings show New York Boston Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia and others with records and games behind Bettsburgh and Chicago tied in spots. Tuesday games list Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati New York St Louis. American League standings include Washington New York Chicago Cleveland St Louis Detroit and Philadelphia with recent results and Tuesday games.
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New York
Boston
Bettsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Phil Delphia
St Lous
Cincinnnati
Brookyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Loui
Washinton
Detroit
Phila
Cleveland
St Louis
St Lome
Washington
Tulsday
Corseland
Sonees
Ridges
Hayworth
Weaver
Russell
Sewell
Eveland
Pearson
Pytlak
van Atta
Jerry
Harder
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Gomez
Dickey
Ational Ague
Parmelee
Luque
Mancuso
Dean
Lewis
Thurston
Ryan
Beck
Loncz
Root
Hertnett
Brookly
Chicago Carroll
Leonard
Outen
Coggon Victor Over Independence 14 to 8
The Coggon nine defeated Independence hospital team 14 to 8 on Sunday afternoon on the local diamond. The visitors had eight runs on twelve hits while Coggon collected fourteen runs on seventeen hits. Cashman and Johnston starred for Coggon. Border Wines Nation and Ossman played for Independence.
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Ciazette
Independence Hospital
Cashman and
Johnston
Border Wines
Nation and
Ossman
Independence
Big Six Banishes Broadcasting of Football Games
Conference members in the Big Six banished broadcasting of all home and non conference football games. Missouri athletic director C. L. Brewer announced the unanimous decision by the six universities and colleges in the circuit.
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Big Six
Columbia
C. L. Brewer
Missouri
Van Horne Captures Tama Baseball Meet
An all star Van Horne team won the Tama baseball tourney held Sunday in Tama Iowa. Four teams competed Van Horne Belle Plaine Tama Redskins and the Paper Mill of Tama. Final standings show Van Horne beating the Redskins 7 2 and the Paper Mill 8 2 while Paper Mill beat Belle Plaine 4 3. Heitman and Hennings led Van Horne. Murdock Harris and Muskemo starred for the Redskins.
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Gazette
Tama
van Horne
Belle Plaine
Tama Redskins
Paper Mill
Redskins
Heitman and
Hennings
Murdock
Harris
Muskemo
Toddville Nine Breaks Even In Pair Of Games
Troy Mills Trojan coach Guthrie announces the 1933 baseball schedule. Central City edged the Trojans 2 to 1 in the opening game, then Toddville defeated Central City 12 to 7 on the local diamond with Butterfield and Nelson as battery.
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Troy Mills
Troy Mills Trojan
Guthrie
Central City
Trojans
Butterfield
Nelson
Rowley
Highway Team Caps Maquoketa Pennant
The Maquoketa Kittenball league winner was decided Sunday as the Highway and Merchants met to break a first place tie. The Highway won the opener 14 to 4 with Teeters and Jones batting for the visitors and Brickes and Wilcox for the Merchants. The Highway then captured the second game 2 to 1 with Merchants changing their battery to Stewart and Anderson.
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Gazette
Maquoketa Ia
Maquoketa
Highway and Merchants
Highway
Casily
Teeters
Jones
Battery
Brickes and Wilcox
Merchants
Stewart and Anderson
Quaker Oats Edge Light Company In Fifteenth Inning
The Quaker Oats beat Light Company 6 to 5 in the bottom of the fifteenth at Bunny Park in a dramatic finish. Cronkite opened the inning with a single, Carter misplayed a ball, and Cronkite scored the winning run on an error as Holmes and Sturm pitched a mound duel. The season closes September 27 with banquet, dance, and trophies ceremony for players and friends.
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Light Company
Holmes
Sturm
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Vernimont
Kubnke
Carter
E Kuhnke
J Carter Ib
R Brown
Coburn
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Eeeee
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Light Co
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Thenhaus
Coburn Sturm
R Brown Slauson
Wernimont
Thenhaus Cronkite
Holloway Carter
Lieht Co
Quaker Cats & Umpires
Savel
Jones
Columbus Triumphs Over Millers In Ten Inning Playoff
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 7 to 5 in ten innings to take a 3-2 lead in the seven game series. Home runs by Heath Cullop Rothrock De Lancey and Glenn powered the contest while Joe Glenn homered for Minneapolis to force extra innings. Paul Dean closed out the win for Columbus after relieving Heise in the second.
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Pittsburgh
Traynor
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Suhr
Ellott Sin
Rasune
Ragland
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Heath
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Murray Vandenberg
Tauscher
Ten Iowa gridiron games slated this weekend
Iowa teams prepare for a 1933 season kickoff with ten matches. Drake hosts Simpson in Des Moines, Coe faces Grinnell, and various out of state games include Iowa State against Central at Ames and several regional contests across Cedar Falls Decorah Storm Lake Mount Pleasant LaCrosse and St Paul.
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Simpson
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Cyclones
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Ames
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Luther
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
John Carey Wins Handicap Tourney at Country Club
John Carey defeated Hugo Black in an eighteen hole final to win the annual handicap tournament at the Country club. Carey, with a four stroke handicap to Block’s thirteen, won eleven holes and halved seven. Carey’s 77 beat Block’s 92, despite Black’s handicaps enabling several halved or won holes.
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Hugo Black
Carey
Block
J. J. Ross
Marvin Wright
T. F. Blaul
C. R. Marshall
Muscatine A C Kittenball Beats Columbus Junction 6 to 2
The South End A. C. kittenball team of Muscatine defeated the local Standard Oil team 6 to 2 in Columbus Junction Iowa.
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Muscatine
South End
A. C
Standard Oil
Kalona Eleven Beats Richland 13 6 in Ke-Wash Opener
Kalona Eleven defeated Richland 13 to 6 in the Ke-Wash conference football opener. Grady and Ehrenfelt scored Kalona’s touchdowns on sustained drives, while Richland’s quarterback breakaway 60 yard TD came after halftime. A stray note mentions no scientific difference between a pigeon and a dove.
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Kalona
Richland
West Chester
North English
Iowa County Lads
Grady
Ehrenfelt
Maquoketa Falls to Savanna Brewers 8 4 in Sunday Game
Maquoketa Merchants lost 8 to 4 to Savanna Brewers on Sunday. Savanna scored four runs in the third inning to take the lead as Maquoketa finished with 4 runs and 7 hits. Brewers had 11 hits and 1 error while Maquoketa had 2 errors.
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Carette Maquoketa
Maquoketa Merchants
Savanna Brewers
Savanna
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