Foxx Hits 57th Homer as A's Fall to Senators in 10
In Philadelphia the A's lost 8 to 7 to the Washington Senators in ten innings despite Jimmy Foxx hitting his 57th homer with the bases full. Foxx set a major league high for second place with 57 homers, tying the Cubs’ 1930 team record of 171. Spencer’s single in the tenth plated Reynolds for the winner, as the A’s wrap up the season in Washington.
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White Sox outslug Indians 8-7 in wild seventh inning
Cleveland score seven runs in a chaotic sixth after Chicago starter Biggs spun five scoreless frames, but the White Sox rattled 15 hits to beat the Indians 8 to 7 in a tense Saturday game.
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Iowa State Trims Simpson Gridders in 21 0 Victory
Iowa State topped Simpson 21 to 0 as the Cyclones limited Simpson to a shutout. Key plays included punts exchanging field position, Thompson forcing a out of bounds punt on the Iowa State two yard line, Fa returning a punt for 24 yards, and a late Simpson miscue ending the game with Iowa State in control.
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Fifty-Five Golfers Enter Blind Bogey at Country Club
Fifty-five golfers participated Saturday in the blind bogey tournament at the Country Club. Don Lynch and F. C. Chambers tied for first bogey with a score of 70 while W. J. M. Aubineau and Damon Foster drew prizes in the second bogey with 80.
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Montreal Girl Wins In Canadian Golf Tourney
Miss Margery Kirkham of Montreal defeated Maureen Orcutt of Toronto 3 and 2 to win the 36 hole final in the Canadian open golf championship. The match concluded Saturday in Montreal, with Kirkham succeeding Orcutt as champion.
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Cycle Riders Benefit Rodeo At Bena Farm Today
Thirteen local riders and four out of town entrants compete in a benefit motorcycle rodeo at Joe Bena farm in Cedar Rapids this afternoon at 2 30 p m. The three quarter mile course includes steeplechases across Indian creek deep ditches hills and barriers with motorcycle polo and other acts. Admission is 25 cents with 25 percent of receipts donated to Powers Iowa City Verne Powers Davenport and other named sponsors. Cedar Rapids residents travel via Highway No 30 merged Heights three and a half miles east then north to the Bena farm.
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Kansas State Opens 1932 Season With 26 to 0 Win
Kansas State college opened its 1932 football season with an easy 26 to 0 victory over Wichita University, co champion of the Central conference, at Manhattan.
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College Scores From West and East Rivalries
Scores from numerous college games across regions show Wake Forest tied with North Carolina, East results feature Johns Hopkins and others, and standings include Franklin and Marshall 21 Moravian 7 while North Texas 20 and Texas A and M 3 highlight a busy day of athletics across divisions.
Ingwersen's Team Draws 3 3 With Texas Eleven
Baton Rouge Louisiana State and Texas Christian University battled to a 3 to 3 tie Saturday. It was LSU's first game under Head Coach Biff Jones and Assistant Coach Burton Ingwersen who formerly led Iowa.
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Cornell Smothers Buffalo 72 To 0
Cornell overwhelmed Buffalo 72 to 0 as Bart Viviano led the attack with three touchdowns in Ithaca. The Big Red dominated from the start, piling up scoring opportunities and sealing a decisive victory.
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South Dakota U Wins Over Yankton College 20 to 0
Vermillion South Dakota university defeated Yankton College 20 to 0 on a Saturday afternoon. The opening period was even with no scoring and the decisive points came in the second half as South Dakota pulled ahead.
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Morningside Beats Western Union 32 to 0 in Iowa clash
Morningside overwhelmed Western Union 32 to 0 in an Iowa conference game. Haenfler scored first from the 1-foot line, Sherwood added a third quarter TD, and Bolman recovered a fumble for another score. Littrel tallied twice as Morningside pulled away in the final period. Western Union struggled offensively and yielded late.
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Bowling Scores in 1932 33 YMCA League Opener
The 1932 33 YMCA church league bowling season opens with matches listed for October through February. Teams include Immaculate Conception Westminster Central Park First Evangelical and English Lutheran among others. Scheduled dates mention October 4, 17, 24, 31 and November 1 7 15 28 29 with further matches through February.
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Series Stage Set for a Grand Upset
The Chicago Cubs face the New York Yankees in the World Series with Cubs as underdogs despite a season of comeback wins. Key figures include Grimm, Warneke, Bush, Koenig, and Demaree as the Cubs travel to New York to prepare at Yankee Stadium.
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Northwestern Romps Over Freshmen 32-0
Northwestern fans filled Dyche stadium to watch the Wildcats in a spring preview. The varsity defeated the freshmen 32 to 0 in a preliminary showing marked by an unimpressive performance overall. Pug Rentner did reach a 75 yard scoring dash after an interception.
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California U Upset By Santa Clara Team 12-0
Berkeley Calif AP Among the major upsets in the football world Saturday was the trimming handed Navy Bill Ingram's Golden Bear machine of the University of California at the hands of little Santa Clara 12 to 0. All other coast teams of any importance cleared their minor league opponents in the opening games on their schedules.
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National League Standings Brief Update
National League standings show Pittsburgh at 4-4. Sunday schedule lists Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Boston Beehive Senate Race Highlights Cleveland Matchup
Goin race notes mention 8865 entries with $70 bids. Boston Bee Hs in New York area coverage. Basin ee Senate focuses on Detroit and Chicago area matchups with leagues Louie against Washington in Cleveland.
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Speed Adams Killed in Tennessee Crash
Nashville AP reports speedway tragedy as Howard Speed Adams of Marion Iowa dies after his dirt track car crashes through a fence at the Tennessee state fairgrounds. Adams, famed dirt track driver born Dec 17 1904, leaves parents L C Adams on a Marion farm. funeral plans pending.
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Elkader High opens 1932 football with 12 to Monona
Elkader high school opened the 1932 football season by beating Monona 12 to none Friday afternoon in Elkader. Special to The Gazette.
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Perry Downs Jop Star In Tennis Tournament
In Los Angeles AP reports Frederick defeats Jiro Satoh to win the tennis title. Final score 6 2, 6 4, 7 5. Event showcases top players and a decisive victory for Frederick.
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Lukats Shows Class In Notre Dame Scrimmages
Nicholas Paul Lukats born in Cleveland grew up in Gary and living in Amboy scored two touchdowns and set up another in a Notre Dame scrimmage push for the left halfback post during the South Bend session.
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Outsider Dark Secret Wins Havre De Grace Race
The Wheatley stable's Dark Secret upset the season's top 3-year-olds at Havre De Grace Md paying $37.50 for a $2 mutuel.
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Onslow Beats Olin High in Tight Five Four
Onslow wins a fifth straight game defeating Olin High 5 to 4 in a seven game tilt. The Hall brothers powered Onslow as battery.
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Cities Service Team To Play At North Liberty
Cities Service Team heads to North Liberty for a scheduled game as part of the season. Team roster and exact timing are not specified in the fragment.
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Earlville High Loses To Colesburg 7-4 in Football Contest
Earlville High fell to Colesburg by 7 to 4 as Colesburg secured the win on Friday. The prior week Earlville had defeated Oneida 6 to 3. The brief notes mention a crowd reaction and a quoted line about storytelling.
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Cornell Bowl Thriller Falls Short in 14-9 Loss
In a hard fought contest Cornell trailed Augustana 14-9 as Pelton and Lindfelt connected for key gains and a late drive stalls in the red zone. Shadle to Collis threatened early but miscues and a fumbled kick kept Cornell from sealing a lead.
Wade Killifer Named To Manage At Indianapolis
Wade Killifer former major league player was named manager of the Indianapolis club of the American Association for next season. He succeeds Emmett McCann who has led the local team since July 1931.
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