Tigers win on strong comeback in tense late showdown
Detroit rallied after a fifth inning surge to beat Cleveland 6-5 as Vitt faced criticism for using Bobby Feller as reliever. Harder struggled and Greenberg sparked the Tigers with timely hits while Feller rested for a upcoming start. The win trims the gap in the pennant race and sets up a deciding game.
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Fairfield Triumphs 41 7 Over Washington High in Little Six
Fairfield defending champion defeated Washington High 41 to 7 in a Little Six clash. Key moments included Ronne Noman passing to Walter Dabner for an 87 yard touchdown. Norman scored twice with Dabner adding the major reception.
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Washington High
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Treland
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Nouid
Hawkeyes Open Fall Scrimmage With Mixed Notes
Iowa football held its first scrimmage of the year with several standouts on offense and defense. Sophomore Jdohnson at full back and veterans Burkett Bob Lauterbach and Henry Luebke impressed, while coach Andersen praised the squad as they return to routine drills.
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Windel
Hedhct
George Brse
Cemter
Eure
Anamoset Lyons Leads 18th Straight Clinton Victory
Clinton overwhelmed Lyons high with a strong second half surge to extend its winning streak to 18. Ralph Beardsley powered the line as Antimosa attacked the defense, while Honn and Russell anchored the backfield amid a dominant rush game.
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Umosa
Blue Raiders
Victoria
Ralph Beardsley
Lysons
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Ruse Sell
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Rissellé
Winfield High Falls to Columbus Junction 25 0
Columbus Junction blanked Winfield High with a touchdown in each quarter to win 25 0. The Gazette report notes SLOOS scoring by quarters and Joellen Pace led with four touchdowns as Ceres connected on multiple plays.
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Winfield High
Kistler
Cossids Sana
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Thom Atter
Ceres
Fayette Too Good For Monona Wins 25 To 6
Fayette high school's offense surged in three quarters to defeat Monona 25 to 6 Friday afternoon. The scoring breakdown shows Fayette earning two touchdowns by payer and two extra points after touchdowns, while Monona managed a single touchdown with a failed conversion.
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Boeetal
the Gazette
Monona—Fayette High
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Fasette
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Tama Tops Grundy Center 14 to 6 in Friday Game
Tama high defeated Grundy Center 14 to 6. Grundy Center recovered a late second quarter interception for a 106 yard return near the goal line. The article notes the teams share the Cedar League divisions and recalls past matchups.
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Tama Tama High
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Drexler
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Grundy Center
Benda
Masson
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Joan Benda
Boxing Roundup Highlights Narrow Wins Across Cities
In New York Pete Lelio from Chicago outpointed Irving Uidridze. Al Davea won on points over Tony Martelliano of New York. Sackie Wilson stopped Jimmy Garrison in Los Angeles. Jack Carkins scored a knockout against Art Garrett in San Diego.
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Chicago
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Sackie Wilson
Los Angeles
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Kanacas City
San Diego
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Jack Carkins
Art Garrett
Denver
Fragmented Iowa City gridiron recap with strained play by play
A disjointed game report covers Iowa City football with several players named and multiple drives described. Key figures include Danl Bethell and Kanigsmiark with defense and penalties noted as the Ramoters press the Wilson team.
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Konigsmarks
Iowa Citys
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Iowa City
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Wilson Jas
Toya City
Wisale
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Keota High Dominates North English 32 to 0
Keota High crushed North English with five touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters. Spreial notes Cammon scored three times as the visitors rolled to victory.
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Spreial
Gammon
Renata
North Enwttehy
Kenta Rere
Camnon
Mouer
Major League Box Scores Cleveland Bowl
Box scores from the Cleveland Bowl compile major league scoring by inning and player line totals. The report lists team names, final scores, and key statistics across several games.
Browns Nip Pale Hose In Night Game
Chicago hurlers Hallett and Grove match up as Browns win 9 2 over the Pale Hose after late rally. Key hits include Kolloway Rosenthal and SolFers with solid offensive support while Nealin earns the win and Hallett the loss.
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Grinnell Triumphs 19 0 Against McKinley in Meet
Grinnell dominated McKinley with a 19 to 0 score in a midseason meet. The event featured multiple heats and strong performances from Grinnell athletes, signaling a decisive team victory and solid form heading into upcoming competitions.
Toledo Defeats Vinton Eleven 12 to 6 in Gridiron Stand
Toledo high school football overwhelmed Vinton with a 12 to 6 victory. The Bulldogs struck in the opening and late fourth periods, Christa Dupre catching a 20 yard pass for a touchdown and Dupre sealing the drive, while Vinton's Thompson connected with Ivan Phillis for their score.
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Seasory Zere
Mike Chrasta
Dick Dopre
Thompson
Ivan Phillis
Christa Dupre
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Tipton Defeats Maquoketa 6–0 on Belated Pass Play
Tipton high school opened with a 6 to 0 win over Maquoketa. The only touchdown came late when John Wilson, left end, took a short pass from fullback George Nunker and ran 30 yards for the score.
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George Nunker
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Toddville Nine Defeats Center Point 18-2 In Baseball
Toddville high school beat Center Point 18-2 with Gallup hitting a bases loaded homer. Earlier the Toddville boys won 7-2 over Walker. The report mentions Fa Walser Thompson Smith and Hanrs in Center Point as players.
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Atkins
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Mount Vernon Rallies to Beat DeWitt 7-6 in Season Opener
Mount Vernon rallied from behind in the final quarter to defeat DeWitt 7 to 6 on the road. Mount Vernon scored on a Henning point after touchdown and a touchdown by Henning, while DeWitt scored on a Schini touchdown.
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Football Scores Across Regions Highlight Mixed Results
A garbled AP listing reports multiple college and high school games with scattered scores. Notable items include St Vincrnt 10 Pavia and Elkins 14, North Dakota 20 North Dakota State 13, Central Oklahoma 25, and Oklahoma A and M 25. The text also mentions teams like Augsburg Mankato and Southwestern Louisiana.
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Franklin Thumped by Dubuque 27 7 in Key Clash
Dubuque roared to a 27 7 victory as Hoerner Pape and Leonard scored for the visitors while Sword and Franklin produced late pressure. Hoerner’s 65 yard TD grab was nullified by a 15 yard penalty, then Dubuque added two more TDs in the third quarter to seal the win.
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Kindl OL Sets Pace for Pin Loop
Midseason meet report shows Kindl leading in speed with a strong lap pace. Ferlay and Hamer chase behind as racing heats unfold at Lanecaln Driving Engine fixture with high fractional times and several records noted.
Former Hawk Signed by Long Island Indians
The Long Island Indians of the American Football Association signed Shipley Perec a 225 pound former University of Iowa tackle.
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Long Island Indians
American Football Association
Shipley Perec
University of Iowa
Monticello and Manchester Play 13-13 Tie
Monticello and Manchester battled to a 13 to 13 deadlock Friday night as both teams showcased running and passing. Each side scored in the first quarter on passes, with Monticello adding a second-quarter score before Manchester answered with a 66-yard march in the third period to force the final draw.
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National League Standings and Weekend Schedule
The National League standings show Cincinnati leading at 94 wins and 47 losses, followed by Brooklyn 87 61 and St Louis 77 65. Weekend games include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Chicago along with New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Roosevelt Gridders Look Good In Defeat
Roosevelt and Marshalltown fought a tight game with few fumbles and strong punting. Key plays included a late touchdown drive by Roosevelt after an interception, Lehmkuhl’s shaken end and Don Lehmkuhl’s return to action.
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Marion Grabs Break to Nip Cedar Falls
Marion edged Cedar Falls 6-0 as Stan Potter scored on a backfield rush and later fell on a loose ball near Cedar Falls’ goal. The game featured strong Marion defense and several key plays, with Potter and Marsh contributing in crucial moments.
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Postville Pirates Open Season With 12–0 Win Over Maynard
The Postville Pirates defeated Maynard 12 to 0 in an Upper Town conference opener. Don Davenport scored the go ahead two yard TD in the fourth after a 60 yard drive. Sanders recovered a fumble to set up another score. Bud Palmer starred at quarterback in 85 degree heat.
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Davenport
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Bud Palmer
Postville
Sumner Pounds West Union in 13 0 Victory
Sumner high school routed West Union 13 to 0 on Friday. A 23 yard pass opened scoring in the second period, then Winks ran 20 yards for the final touchdown in the last quarter. Harms and Winks credited with touchdowns. Marms kicked the extra point.
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West Liberty Dominates Lone Tree 34 to 0 in Opener
West Liberty rolls to a 34 0 victory over Lone Tree in their second game of the season. Thirty five players saw action as touchdowns came from Wilson Pike Nichols Hawker and Flater with PATs by Nichols and Hawker. The team opens conference play next Friday at Anamosa.
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Story City opens season with 7 6 win over Belle Plaine
Story City tops Belle Plaine in the season opener 7 to 6 as Jerry Johnson stars for the locals. Scoring details show a 7 point third quarter for Story City and a 6 point fourth quarter for Belle Plaine with a final 7 6 score.
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Oelwein Dominates Independence 59 to 0 in Season Opener
Oelwein surged to a 59 to 0 win over Independence in the season opener. The visitors threatened once in the final moments but were stopped at the Oelwein five-yard line. Scoring drives featured Gates with four touchdowns and several PATs by Gates, Grece, and Odegar.
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