Cavarretta Homers To Aid Cubs To Beat Cards 1-0
Lon Warneke allows two hits as Phil Cavarretta belts a second inning home run to power the Chicago Cubs past the St Louis Cardinals 1 to 0. Augie Galan makes key defense in the eighth as Cubs extend lead in pennant race. Paul Dean limits Cubs to one hit but suffers defeat.
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Ernie Thompson Wins 2 Matches At Shrine Show
Ernie Thompson captures two victories at the Shrine Show. The event features a series of bouts with notable matchups and performances across multiple weight classes. Officials and participants cited competitive ringside action and crowd engagement throughout the program.
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Dodgers take both ends of doubleheader vs Giants
Brooklyn moved to fifth in the National League by sweeping New York Giants 10 4 and 1 0. Eight runs in the second inning fueled the opener as Sam Leslie started a rally and Joe Stripp bunted in the decisive run. Van Mungo dominated after a rough start, earning his 15th victory in a nine inning duel. In the nightcap Ralph Bruchers and Sherlock scored key runs as Brooklyn held off the Giants.
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Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Harry Gumbert
van Mungo
Fred Fitzsimmons
Sam Leslie
Sherlock
Joe Stripp
Ralph Boyles
Local Baseball Standings Highlight Major Names in Mystery Text
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered player names and team mentions such as Leonard Merwin and Watber with unclear context. The garbled lines reference dates, locations, and possible game notes around a Marat Card and Wes Mena area, leaving the exact event unidentified.
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Joe Louis Heads for Foreign Fields After Baer Win
The Chocolate Soldier Joe Louis plans a global fighting tour in South America and Europe after beating Max Baer in New York. Promoter Mike Jacobs outlined a two week fight pace, with future bouts and a November charity event at the New York Coliseum. Louis eyes Berlin Rome and other capitals for bouts as negotiations with European promoters proceed.
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Standings in the American League and results recap
The American League standings show Detroit and Chicago at top with Detroit 62 wins, Chicago 46 losses, and New York at 87-59. Wednesday results include Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 and Boston 7 Philadelphia 2. Thursday games list Chicago at St Louis, New York at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Boston not scheduled.
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Max Baer Cannot Get Going in Ring Fight Loss
Newsmen questioned Max Baer after his defeat about his failure to attack at the bell. Baer, with minor injuries, insisted he could not start and blamed numb legs and many opponents in the ring. He announced retirement and said he would return to California to raise cattle.
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California
City Healthier Than Farm Study Shows
In New Jersey a planning board report finds more babies born and fewer deaths in densely populated counties than rural areas over fifty years. The study challenges the idea that outdoor living guarantees better longevity and stresses urban health advantages.
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Three Local Grid Squads to Travel This Week
Four local high schools resume their second-week football schedules after weather hampered openers. Franklin travels to Rock Island for a tough test. McKinley faces Iowa City at Hill Park. Tipton gets recent Iowa City prep. Wilson meets Winton seeking first win. Roosevelt visits Marion for dedication events as Barnard’s squad aims to improve after East Waterloo.
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Roosevelt High
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West Side
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Roughriders
East Waterloo
Louis Baer Fight Draws 84 831 Crowd and Revenue
The Twenty First Century club released preliminary figures for the Louis Baer bout. Paid attendance stood at 84,831 with a gross of 032,044. Government tax 103,204 state tax 41,082 milk fund charity 79,766. Each fighter share 215,017 Ballpark share 64,611.
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Twentieth Century Club
Louis Baer
Last London cobbler keeps Hampstead courtyard shop
Mrs. Alice Keen, 65, is the last of London's women cobblers, carrying on a 50 year trade in a Hampstead courtyard. She recalls learning from her Uncle Britton who opened the little shop 35 years ago and ran it until his death before World War I, when she married a cobbler.
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Britton
Indians Nose Out Tigers In Final Game
Cleveland defeats Detroit 3 to 2 in a tight season finale. Hal Trosky led the offense with three hits including the deciding RBI single in the seventh as Joe Vosmik added three hits. Elon Hogsett homered for Detroit and Loyd Brown held the Tigers to six hits.
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Elon Hogsett
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Mazzera Lifts Browns In Win Over White Sox
Chicago fell 4 to 3 as St. Louis valuable hits and Melvin Mazzera’s homer fueled a three game series sweep. Ray Phelps allowed five hits over five innings while Sugar Cain yielded ten, and Bell’s single drove Lary home for the winning run in the eighth.
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Red Sox Complete Series Sweep Of Athletics 7 2
Boston the Red Sox finished their home season with a 7 2 win over the Philadelphia Athletics. Wes Ferrell allowed three hits until the ninth and earned his 25th victory while his brother Rick drove in four runs with a triple and a single. The A’s scored in the fifth and seventh and loaded the bases in the ninth before Wes Ferrell finished them off. The Red Sox jumped ahead with three runs in the first on Rieck Ferrell’s three base hit, added a fifth inning run, and tallied three more in the seventh aided by Williams Almada and Cooke. Fink started for the A’s and walked Cronin to force in Williams as the final blow.
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Louis Proves Threatening Power In Baer Bout At Yankee Stadium
Henry McLemore reports from ringside at Yankee Stadium where Louis pounds Max Baer in eleven minutes fifty seconds, delivering a brutal, efficient performance. Baer bleeds, struggles, and falls as Louis remains unhurt, leaving little doubt about Louis's enduring prominence.
Joe Louis Loses Nickname After Baer Fight
In Times Square crowds gathered to listen to the Louis Baer bout on radio taxicabs. A cab driver quipped that Louis can no longer be called the Brown Bomber, branding him the Brown Embalmer after the knockout.
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Marion Gridders Ready To Meet Roosevelt Eleven
Marion coaches and players spend two hours in warmup drills shaping running plays and defensive work for Friday clash with Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Roughriders. Star linemen average 170 pounds while backfield features Captain Lowe Reed Derflinger and Ike King. Roosevelt bands and large cheering section expected. parade forms near Marion High School before 1 30 p m with ample Legion Park parking.
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Immense London Docks Give Six Hundred Jobs
London AP reports rapid progress on an eight million five hundred fifty thousand dollar five year plan to widen and deepen the Thames at Royal Victoria and Royal Albert docks. Six hundred men will be employed for five years as electric cranes replace steam ones and 6,000 feet of new quayage replaces 19th century jetties. The Royal Victoria dock will gain deeper water to 31 feet from 28, and Royal Albert dock will receive five thousand three hundred fifty feet of new quays.
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Turkey Hails New Police Uniform Similar to American Style
The Turkish government has ordered a snappier police look with a new uniform cut resembling American police attire. The ensemble features an open-necked coat and a collar and tie, signaling a formal shift in official dress.
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American Hatters Report Obsolete Hats Export to China
Hat makers in the United States dispose of outdated stock now finding a surprising market in China where old style hats gain popularity among buyers. Dealers note strong demand for vintage designs despite regional fashion changes.
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Average human jaw yields 171 pounds of bite force
A historical note states that the average human jaw can exert a biting power of 171 pounds, illustrating the surprising strength of the human bite.
Molasses Flood Sparks Need for Quick-Response Trailer
A 72 gallon molasses spill on Prince Street Newark blocks traffic as molasses oozes across the curb. The Gazette ad sparked 25 responses, with buyers snapping up all ripe grapes from T. V. Hoagland on Mt. Vernon Road.
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