Tigers Narrow Pennant Gap With 2 0 Win Over Yankees
Detroit pitcher Lynwood Rowe blanked New York for the second straight day as Hank Greenberg hit his 25th homer and Rowe drove in a run to back a 2 0 victory. The win put the Tigers seven and a half games ahead with 11 games left in the season before a crowd of about 30 000.
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A's Shut Out White Sox Behind Dietrich Six-Hit Gem
Philadelphia Athletics beat Chicago 6 0 behind Bill Dietrich six hit shutout. Frank Hayes hit a homer as the A's posted twelve hits and seven walks. Vernon Kennedy struggled in his Sox debut as Les Tietje relieved and allowed four more runs.
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Indians Win Pair Over Washington in Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Senators 5-4 in 12 innings and 9-6 in the second game to hold third place in the American League. Galatzer doubled, Averill singled to end the opener after a late rally, while Hal Trosky nearly hit his 34th homer in the sixth inning of the nightcap but lined a triple off a right field wall upright.
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White Sox and Giants in Glowing League Standings
Baseball standings and results from the American and National Leagues list teams such as Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and Boston with wins losses and percentage. Tuesday results include Detroit 2 New York 0 and Cleveland 5 9 Washington 46 Boston 7 St Louis 1.
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Saints win second from Davenport 5 to 1
Eddie Marleau hurled a strong outing for Saint Louis as the Saints beat Davenport 5 to 1 to take a 2-0 lead in the playoff series. Davenport pushed one run in the ninth on consecutive hits before Marleau struck out Davenports final batter.
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Giants Split With Reds In Doubleheader Lead Stays
The New York Giants split a Tuesday doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds 0 2 in 10 innings and 4 2 in the nightcap to maintain a 3 1/2 game NL pennant lead over idle St. Louis. Hafey homered in the opener as Benny Frey vs Fred Fitzsimmons pitched well for the Reds. In the second game Sid Freitas wildness helped the Giants, with Hal Schumacher earning his 12th win on the season.
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Columbus Takes First In Playoff With Millers 12-6
The Columbus Red Birds erupted for fifteen hits including five doubles and two homers to beat the Minneapolis Millers 12 to 6 in the opening game of the American Association playoff series. Columbus led 3-0 in the first inning and added seven more runs through the game as Myers, Sweeney, and Moore sparked the offense.
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Wrestling Results From Montreal to Camden and Wilmington
Results show Jim Browning of Verona Mo throwing Carporello in Montreal. Maurice Lacha pelle of France defeated Frank Lasis of Lilea in Camden. Scotty McDougall of Toronto beat Joe Dusek in Wilmington three falls to two. Dropkick Murphys of Alabama defeated Fred Bruno of New York in Portland. Russian explorers study the Gulf Stream path through the Arctic Circle.
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Endeavour Beats Rainbow to Lead America's Cup Hope
Briton T O Sopwith aboard Endeavour won the 30 mile tri angular race by 51 seconds over Harold Vanderbilt's Rainbow, setting a new America's Cup record with a 3:09:01 official time. Rainbow finished 3:09:52. Sopwith's victory puts Britain ahead in the series.
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Dysart Nine Triumphs In Double Victory
The Dysart High Nine defeated the Clutter team 14 to 5 with catcher Larson homering. The locals also beat La Porte City 3 to 2 after extra innings on their home diamond in a tight, extended contest.
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Corsair Dominates Atlantic Cup Races Above All Else
Morgan's Corsair dwarfs rivals in the Americas cup scene as it darts across the Atlantic. The vessel edges ahead of contenders like the Nourmahal and Rainbow, with Junius Spencer on deck while JP Morgan remains elsewhere.
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Iowa Forms State Table Tennis Association
A meeting at the Montrose hotel formed plans for a statewide table tennis group in Iowa. J N Bickert Cedar Rapids was named president with other officers from Marion Davenport Cedar Rapids Boone and Waterloo. The move links Iowa players to the national body and paves the way for star players to tour Cedar Rapids early next year.
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Newsom Allows Nine Hitless Innings Before Overtime Loss
St Louis Browns pitcher Newsom held the Boston Red Sox scoreless for nine innings before a 10th inning rally, as Boston won 2 to 1. The decisive run came when Bishop and Werber were walked, then R Johnson singled.
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Marshalltown Wins Ladora Tournament Final
LADORA The tournament postponed by weather Sunday concluded with Marshalltown defeating Belle Plaine in the second game and Victor in the final. The 6-1 victory over Victor clinched Marshalltown’s overall win.
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McLarnin Regains Welter Title in Close MSG Bout
In Madison Square Garden the welterweight crown returns to Jimmy McLarnin after a 15 round war with Barney Ross. The crowd of about 26 000 saw a disputed decision with two judges backing Ross and Referee Donovan giving McLarnin the title. Both fighters left with injuries and eye troubles, the feud set to resume next summer.
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Monticello Harness Races Highlight Daylong Program
Special to The Gazette reports a large Monticello crowd at the city park track for harness races sponsored by the Jones County Fair association. Multiple heats across 222 trot, 2 20 pace, and 233 pace events feature horses like Maxte Vola Bonnie Lois Don Bell Calumet Can and Jimmie Bumpus with times and placings across heats.
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McLarnin and Ross Praise Each Other After Rematch
In New York both fighters of the welterweight title clash praised the other. Jimmy McLarnin said Ross is a rough fighter who withstood a strong attack and that he felt in better shape than in their first bout. Ross praised McLarnin, saying he never hurt him and that the public would judge the decision.
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Oelwein Noses Out Fayette 3 2 in 13 Innings
Oelwein defeated Fayette 3 to 2 after thirteen innings in the first playoff game between halves of the Little Nine league. Rathbun and Thomas pitched superbly in a tense game with score tied from the second to the thirteenth.
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