Paul Dean Hurls No Hit As Cards Beat Dodgers Twice
Cards rookie Paul Dean shut out the Dodgers in the second game of a doubleheader, allowing no hits and one baserunner. Dizzy Dean also hurled a no hitter until the eighth, as St Louis won 3 to 0 in the nightcap and 13 to 0 in the opener, narrowing the Giants’ lead in the NL pennant race.
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Cardinals
Jerome Herman
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St Louis
Joseph E Borden
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Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Bob Burke
Washington
Carl Hubbell
Ray Benge
Pepper Martin
Brother Dizzy
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Sam Leslie
John Stripp
Tom Zachary
Watson Clark
Jim Collins
Martin
Tnthrock
Crauford
Mewick
Collins
Brooklyn
Cate
Tata
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Ehh
Barten Ter Berk
Arevkova
Ann Ann Ann
Frisch
Mordivich Pullis Durocher
Rothrock
Tyas
Bate
Nyrac
Frey Cuccinela
Cork
McCarthy
Lopez
Benge
Rune
Martin Collins
Dean Martin Medalck
Klein Rigler
Sears
Friday Sports Results Across Leagues and Schedule
Frid ay results show rain delays in St Louis and Chicago with postponed games. National League standings feature Brooklyn New York Boston and Pittsburgh in tight posts. College action highlights Holy Cross at Worcester West Virginia games and Loyola New Orleans clash with Rice.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brookiver New York
Cinemati
Chicago
New Orleans
Loyola
Rice
Centenary Gentlemen
Louisiana Normal
Pineville
Washington and Lee
Wofford
Virginia Pal
Roanoke
Kentucky
Maryville
Colonels
Rocky Mountain
Montana State
Brigham Young
Great Falls
Gridiron Warfares Across Coast Set to Open Season
Football fans await the kickoff as major programs from the east to the west prepare for early tests. USC faces Occidental and Whittier after last season’s blowout wins, while Stanford plays San Jose State and Oregon State tackles Willamette. SMU and Texas schools seek revenge and keep focus on Texas Tech and Sam Houston.
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New York
East
Midwest
South Wall
Southwest
Pacific Coast
USC
Occidental
Whittier
Stanford
San Jose State
Oregon State
Willamette
Amos Alonzo
Oregon
Gonzaga
Washington State
Pullman
Southern Methodist
North Texas
Texas University
Texas Tech
Texas A and M
Sam Houston
SMU
Mustangs
Veenker Polishes Up On Cyclone Offense
AMES AP Blocking running and timing of the Iowa State offense drew attention from Coach George Veenker as he cleaned up ragged play uncovered in Thursday scrimmage. Two weeks of practice with two daily sessions each will lead to a full game scrimmage Saturday.
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AMES
Iowa State
George Veenker
Cyclones
Giants Trim Braves For Fourth In Row
The Giants beat the Boston Braves 8 to 1 in the series opener to make it four straight wins. Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons allowed eight hits in eight innings while Joe Bowman finished the last frame. Giants’ four run third inning and three Boston errors helped secure the victory, though Brooklyn’s Cardinals cut their lead by three games.
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Boston
Giants
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Braves
Cardinals
Brooklyn Fitzsimmons
Berger
Fitz
Joe Bowman
New York
Huck Betts
Pirates Hit Cincinnati Hard in Doubleheader Sweep
Pittsburgh Pirates overwhelmed Cincinnati with 9 to 3 and 16 to 3 wins, moving within a half game of division lead. The Pirates racked 37 hits off four Reds pitchers as Lucas and Smith backed by Freitas and Si Johnson delivered early damage in both games.
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Cincinnati
Pirates
Lucas
Smith
Bucs
Tony Freitas
Si Johnson
E! Adams
Slade
Koenig
Bottomler
Hatey
Lombardi
Comorasky
If Freitas
McCormick Richmond
Kolp
Barnes
Freitas
Waner
Roetiger St Jensen If
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Suhr
Traynor
Thevenow
Padden
Cincinnati Adams
Bottomley
McCormick
Hafey
Petoskey
Manton
Lombardee Comorosky
Johnson
Kleurhans
Wirtert Grissom
Edwards
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Kieinhans
Roettner
Seeenes Jensen
Bere
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Young
Brubaker
Ib ’ Thevenow
Lavaxetto
Grace
Swift
Pope
Suhr Thevenow
Roettger
Jensen
McCormick Petoskey
Pool
Slade Koenir
McCormick Roettger
Vaughan Thevenow
Suhr Petoskey
Pirtteburgh
Balis
Grissom
Kleinhans
Ball Lombardi
Reardon Barr
Quigley
Radio schedule rundown from NBC WEAF WJZ and CBS listings
A dense, OCR heavy listing of radio programs across networks including NBC WEAF WOC WHO WJZ CBS WABC WMT. It details morning and afternoon blocks with shows, orchestras, singers, and contests, naming numerous programs and performers.
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NBC
WEAF
WJZ
WABC
WMT
Honeybow
Sassafras
WOOC
NDC
KYW
CBS
WOC
Longfellows
Farmers’ Union
WIZ
WEAP
Velas Arch
Russo Arch
Green Brothers Arch
Tucker Arch
UBC
Low
Nish
WIZ Chain
Wisher Orch
WARBC
Sterney Orch
Weaf Chain
News Rhymer
Bieht
Areh
WARC
WMI
Webb Areh
Wurtaebach Oorch
WHBM
NBC Wrap
Wwoc
Raginsky
League of Nations
ONBC
Whoarding Sisters
Jack Armstrong
WABM
Wawo
Coakley Arch
Wenr Chaon
Elder Michauy
Martha Mears
Nbcr
WIZ Chan Men of Times
CRS
eEloye Gibbons
Mary Eastman
WRBM
WMT Palning
Beatnearch
CNBC
Wocsho
WNBC
WBBM
Kmox Weed
Inbcs
Waller
Tern Butler
Moxram
Wren Stevens Orch
WADC
Manny Malone
Anenjamin Franklin
WAKRC
WCCO
KMBC
Siberian Singers
Mnes Orch
WROM
Walt Fi
Martin Ereh Inc
WY Chain
WBRRM
Jesse Deauford
Jesse Deauford Organist Inbce Weap
Gogo Delve
Willson Orch
NHC
WFAP
Wweco
WNWI
Merble Kat
Amolina
Southernaires
Church of the All -Cbs
Wham
Mey Semmler
Weco
NOS
NWC
Major Wowes Inc
Mormon Choir
CAS
Ricel Arch
Gould and Chain
Chiraso
Shefter
Inbc
NBC Weaf
Radio City
Romany Tra
Church of i
Mary Small
Comninsky
Wmaq of the Bible
The
WBB
Ralph Kirbery
Leveyard
WMAQ
Switzerland
Abram Chasins
WJZ Chain
Gene Arnold
Nbct
Neale Street Boys
Wu-Tite
Robert Bedell
Wccco
WFAF
Chiacco
Anal Varieties
Hilian Bucknam
Oreron
Edward Dacies
Orch
Cnld
Tony Wonson
WBBBM
Willalmur Stefanson
WSMO
Nick Lucas
Oakler
Pittsburgh
Fyfning
FMI
Jimmy Durante
Columbia
WSM
WFAA
Rudds Rogers
Jeanie Lang
WBRIM
KMOX
Arch
Watter
NBC Wiz
Mary Eastman Barlow
WAM
Rovanne Wallace
WJZZ
Jesse Crawford
Oreams
Nlach
ANBC
Landry Oreh
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Rockwell Kent
Arctic
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Relehman
Maers
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Solem Uses New Men In Hawkeye Varsity
University of Iowa coach Ossie Solem reshapes his lineup with fresh players ahead of scrimmages and classes. New starters include Lawrence Haltom at quarterback with Russ Fisher and others, while veterans rest. Team drills proceed with multiple combinations as practices wind toward after 4 pm sessions.
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Lawrence “Skeets
Haltom
Creson
Russ Fisher
Des Moines
Oze Simmons
Fort Worth
Tex
John Hild
Hedrick
Hild
John England
Montgomery
Corney Walker
Denver
Colo
Fred Radloff
Marshalltown
Jerry Foster
Cedar Rapids
Gail Lundberg
Northwood
Jack Gallagher
Chicago
Ted Osmaloski
Toledo
Stanwood to Stage Softball Tournament
Stanwood hosts a kittenball softball tournament Sept 28 and 29 as part of the Fall fair and horse show. Eight teams will compete for $55 in prizes: $25 first, $15 second, $10 third, and $5 fourth. Teams include Stanwood Kohl's Blue Streaks and others.
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Cedar County
Stanwood Kohl
Blue Streaks
Bennett Farmer’s Union
Mechanicsville All Stars
Cedar Bluff Dodgers
Stanwood City
Gchevies
Barnes Tipton
Massillon
Silver City
Londos Defeats Lewis Before Crowd Of 35 265
Jim Londos of Greece defeated Ed Strangler Lewis in a one fall world heavyweight title bout at Wrigley Field before a record crowd of 35 265. The 205 pound Londos pinned the 240 pound challenger in 49 minutes 27 seconds with a hammerlock and three quarters nelson. The event drew $96 302 in gross receipts and featured other bouts with notable results.
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United Press
Hicago
Jim Londos
Koppodi
Greece
Wrigley Field
Strangler) Lewis
Beverly Hills
Calif
Londos
Nelson
Lewis
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Johnny Stanton
Minneapolis
Gene Salvatore
Yacht Race Set Back To Saturday
Newport R I UP The two most expensive yachts ever built, Endeavour and Rainbow, lay at anchor as skippers and crews discussed power upgrades. Endeavour leads two wins to Rainbow's one with America's cup fate hanging on Saturday's race. Sopwith plans a Genoa jib to improve reach performance.
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Newport
R. I
Newport Harbor
Rainbow
England
New York Yacht Club
Thomas O M_ Sopwith
Lestone Defeats Lehr in Six Rounds in Mason City Fight
In Mason City Jimmy Lestone of Des Moines defeated Kid Lehr of Waterloo in six rounds. Ronald Malcolm of Waterloo defeated Carroll Heath of Des Moines Negro in nine rounds. Also noted are local Legion auxiliary officers elected in Calmar and Tipton PTA meeting plans with speakers and activities. France is reported to have 392,500 miles of motor roads.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Jimmy Lestone
Des Moines
Kid Lehr
Waterloo
Ronald Malcolm
Carroll Heath
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