Palace Billiards-Pack leads Atlas in league clash
Palace Billiards knocked Atlas 9 to 5 to break Atlas from a first place tie with City Club Boosters. The game featured a three-run Atlas first including Don Mohansen’s three bagger, and Palace answering with three in the first and six in the third aided by Atlas errors. Presbyterian and Lions also won, while Rotary fell 2 to 1.
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Palace
Atlas
City Club Boosters
Lions
Rotary
Presbyterians
Park Avenue Methodists
Jefferson Field
Atlas-Palace
Don Mohansen
Hants
Manjoine
Bis Mates
Eddie Theobald
Bob Evans
Park Methodists
Rylander
Carl Rylander
Rotary Club
Jack Nagle
Bernard Hahn
Heitz
Mich
Hahn
Wapello Indians Flatten Huron in Sunday Baseball Clash
The Wapello Indians overwhelmed Huron 15 to 2 on Sunday. Six hit pitching by Chuck Sellers and sharp defense powered the win. R Messer and Connie Pulver led the attack with three singles each, and every Wapello batter had at least one hit. The box score followed.
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Wapello
H. Brockway
Creelman
Wapello Indians
Huron
Chuck” Sellers
R. Messer
Connie” Pulver
Andalusia to Meet Indees in Sunday Baseball Clash
Andalusia's Independent base ball club travels to League field Sunday to face the Muscatine Independents. Paul Wilson, a former Valley leaguer and tough hitter with a .485 average this season, will pitch for the visitors. Andalusia has won six straight and remains undefeated.
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Andalusia
Muscatine Independents
League Field
Paul Wilson
Yankees Take Another From Griffs 13 9
Yankees beat the Senators 13 to 9 in Washington to even the four game series at two wins each and trim the Senators lead to one game. Babe Ruth blasted a triple and contributed two doubles as Walter Gomez and Wiley Moore held Washington after a rough start. The victory followed a Browns 12 8 win over the Indians in a marathon seventh inning with Belve Bean Oral Hildebrands and George Connally keying the late rally.
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Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Senators
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Walter Stewart
Senator Southpaw
Ben Chapman
Tony Lazzeri
Bill Dickey
Frank Crosetti
Joe Sewell
Joe Kuhel
Joe Cronin
Stewart
Bob Burke
Ruth
Babe
Vernon Gomez
Washington
Wiley Moore
Dave Harris
Browns
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Cleveland Indians
Belve Bean
Oral Hildebrand
George Connally
Brovcs
Sam West
Bruce Campbell
Jim Levey
Bill Cissell
Odell Aale
Willie Kamm
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
New York
Gomez
Moore
Elks and Heinz to Meet Tonight
The Heinz Factory league kit tenball team and the Elks of the Fraternal league will tangle in a practice game at the Elks diamond at 6 15 tonight.
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Elks and Heinz
The
Elks
Elks Diamond
Californian Captures National Horseshoe Title in Debut
Ted Allen of Alhambra California won the national horseshoe pitching championship on his first attempt. He defeated Charlies Davis of Kansas City in a playoff after a 20–3 record, taking two straight games 50–38 and 50–24. Allen spoiled Blair Nunamaker of East Cleveland Ohio from the final game of the regular schedule.
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Chicago
Ted Allen
Alhambra
Calif
Allen
Charlies Davis
Kansas City
Blair Nunamaker
East Clevland
East Cleveland
Wilton Tourney Set With Sixteen Teams Listed
Wilton prepares for a major kittenball tournament next Sunday featuring sixteen teams. Among them are Arden Wendt Moline New London West Liberty Durant Powers Coal Red Jackets Hyink s Dairy Clinton Pansies Blue Grass Letts Earls Grocers Pleasant Prairie Royal Clothiers Three Minute Cereals Cedar Rapids and Muscatine may be underrepresented. Notable entries include Powers Coal Davenport Red Jackets Royal Clothiers and Cedar Rapids Cereal with Burlingame the speed ball pitcher. Pairings will be announced soon.
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Journal News Service
Wilton
Arden
Wendt
Moline
New London
West Liberty
Durant
Powers Coal
Red Jackets
Hyink’s Dairy
Clinton Pansies
Blue Grass
Letts
Earl’s Grocers
Pleasant Prairie
Royal Clothiers
Grimes Returns to Cards After Cubs Release
Grimes, the last spitball pitcher in the major leagues, signs with the St. Louis Cardinals after a year and a half with the Chicago Cubs. He will report to Manager Frankie Frisch in Pittsburgh Wednesday and join the club for the stretch run of the 1932 season.
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Grimes
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh
Cubs Record Similar to Last Year Under Grimm
Chicago Cubs under Charlie Grimm match last year’s pace by 53 wins in 99 games but sit fourth in the NL, six and a half games behind the New York Giants. The club struggles on the road, losing 24 of 30 away while beginning a brief homestand against Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Cubs
New York Giants
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe McCarthy
Giants
Wrigley Field
Pittsburgh
Ruth and Browns Stars Put Up Big Bats in Wins
Babe Ruth drove in four runs for the Yankees against the Senators hitting a triple a double and a single. Sam West and Bruce Campbell combined for six hits five RBIs and four runs as the Browns beat the Indians.
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Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Senators
Sam West
Bruce Campbell
Browns
Indians
Sharkey to Meet Levinsky in Heavyweight Bout
Jack Sharkey plans a 10 round comeback against King Levinsky in Chicago on September 6 promoted by Sammy Wolff. Sharkey gets $25,000 guaranteed with top ringside seats at $10 and Levinsky fights for a gate percentage. Levinsky postpones marriage plans with Francis Faye. sister Lena Levy manages him. Sioux Falls-S O’Dowd vs Bartlett draw in Minnesota.
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Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Primo Camera
King Levinsky
Sharkey
Sammy Wolff
Wolff
Soldier Field
Levinsky
Francis Faye
Brooklyn
Lena Levy
Junction Field To Host Eating Stand At Fair Grounds
Louisa County Fair association directors met to plan a 16 by 16 eating stand near the new lit kittenball field. The facility will be run by a hired manager under the fair association. Fredonia defeated North West 12 to 11 in kit tenball at the fair grounds. Rain canceled other scheduled games. Three league matches remain on August 3 East Side vs Columbus City, August 10 Columbus City vs Fredonia, and August 7 North West vs South West.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair Association
E. H. Wiegner
Fair Grounds
Fair Association
Fredonia
North West
East Side
Columbus City
South West
Three Games Carded at Oregon Diamond
Three games are scheduled for the Oregon street diamond tonight with a 6 15 p m start Atlas Special versus Hawkeye. At 7 p m South End A C faces Nichols and at 10 p m Eagles meet Eliza Ir
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Oregon Street Diamond
Atlas Special
Hawkeye
South End
Iowa City Tanks Swim Past Muscatine in Intercity Meet
Iowa City tankers defeated Muscatine 44 to 28 at the Big Dipper pool as Muscatine fielded fewer seniors. Junior stars Barnard Kosloski and Coleman led Muscatine in several events. Bow man Sweet earned a senior freestyle third. An upriver meet with Davenport is tentatively set for Thursday night.
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Park
Bob Barnard
Barnard
Kosloski
Coleman
Bill Kruse
Fancy
Bowman Sweet
Davenport
Herbert Valett
Park Pool
Musky Tankers
Lumdsen
I. C
Stark
Jeannette Smalley
Marian Smalley
Mary Blean
Harn
Walters
Koslowski
Beck
Anderson
Malcom
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Ray
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Eeesees Rotary Club
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Nery
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Sioux City
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New Orleans
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