Parmelee Hurls Seven Hitless Innings for Giants
New York Giants rookie Leroy Parmelee dazzled for seven hitless innings against Philadelphia, totaling four runs as the Giants won 4 to 0. He struck out two, walked one, and allowed a single in the eighth and ninth as Wes Schulmerich and Chuck Klein provided the early offense.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Leroy
Bud) Parmelee
New York Giants
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Parmelee
Phillies
Wes Schulmerich
Chuck Klein
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Musky DeMolay Netmen Schedule Davenport Tennis Match
The Muscatine DeMolay tennis team announced a rained out match with the Davenport DeMolays at Davenport was postponed and a rescheduled meeting set for next Wednesday afternoon. Attempts are underway to arrange meets with DeMolay teams at Washington and Iowa City.
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Davenport
Muscatine
Upriver
Washington
Iowa City
Musky
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Cities
Rainy conditions limit play with only a few games listed. Standings show Cincinnati 3 at St Louis 7, Milwaukee 2 at Kansas City 1, Davenport 11 and Peoria 10 in Mississippi Valley data, and St Paul at Toledo plus Minneapolis at Columbus among listed matchups.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwn
Mississippi Valley
Keokuk
Rock Island
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Peoria
Springfield
Quincy
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
L. Pet
Bartlesville
St. Joseph
Joplin
Omaha
Muskogee
Topeka
Des Moines
Columbus City Defeats Fredonia in League Match 12 to 6
A crowd of about 1,200 watched Columbus City top Fredonia 12 to 6 at the lighted kittenball field in the final league game of the season. Umpire was William Pine.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Fredonia
William Pine
Iowa Pearl Button Cutters
Iowa Pearl
South West
Chautauqua Park
Indees Meet Iowa City Racines on Foreign Field
The Muscatine Independent baseball club travels to Iowa City Sunday for a tough clash with the Racines. In their last meeting the Indees won in the ninth. Bud Fabrizius or Lefty Crompton will pitch, with Floyd Crompton at second, Fay Schweitzer at short, Ross at first, Herb Crompton catching, Art Pauly at third, Tom Stocking in right, Sam Phippot in left, and Andy Tobias in center.
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Muscatine Independent
Iowa City Racines
Iowa City
Indees
Bud Fabrizius
Crompton
Floyd Crompton
Fay Schweitzer
Ross
Herb Crompton
Art Pauly
Tom Stocking
Sam Philpott
Andy Tobias
Eichenauers defeat Atlas Club 4 to 2 to break deadlock
In the Oregon floodlit game Eichenauer kitteball turns back Atlas Club 4 to 2 after a seventh inning two run burst. Blaesing held Atlas to two hits while Manjoine struck out a dozen for Eichenauer in a late relief showing.
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Atlas
Oregona
Moose
Whiskey Hollow Wildcats
Mike Blaesing
Blaesing
Swisher
McIntyre
Ray
Joe Manjoine
R. H. PO
E Swisher
Benson
Lange
Griffin
Bauerbach
Baesing
Fairall
Davis
R. H. PO. A. E Oostendorp
Toyne
Hants
Mohnssen
Stebbins
de Camp
Manjoine
Eichenauers
MARS
Cen Cane
Esses
Nolan
Stirlen
United Brethren Handily Defeat Walnut Baptists Clinch Lead
United Brethren won 11 to 2 over Walnut Baptists to seize a half game lead in the Sunday school league. Prima routed Montgomery Ward 11 to 0. 304 club forfeited to 57 club then beat them 6 to 2 with ineligible players. Golden Glow beat Lights 3 to 2. Legion whitewashed Pythians 3 to 0. Gameday notes list Musserville vs Mulford and other matchups at local fields.
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Elks
Rotary Club
United Brethren
Musser
Baptists
Zion Lutheran
St. Mathias
Methodists
Musserville
Grace Lutheran
Park M
Roach and Musser
Prima
Montgomery Ward
Methodist
Golden Glow
Lights
Walnut Baptists
Legion
Pythians
Mulford
League Field
New Diamond
Elkis
Eagles
Jefferson Field
Lions
Grafil Club
Old Diamond
Park Methodist
Monroe Field
Dieckman
Preston
The
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Kautz
Batty Prima
Wards
Treseder
Ruttan
Clair Newell
Ward
Bill Daut
Vorwerk
Archie Edgington
Bender
AB. R. H. PO
S. Miller
G. Miller
Harder
A. Theobald
U Stirlen
C. Theobald
C. Miller
Matches in Muscatine Tennis Tourney Continue This Week
Third round and quarterfinals are set with semi finals Sunday for both singles and doubles. Bernard Harper beat Dave Randale in a three set thriller 4-6 6-3 6-4. Other results include H G Shaw 6-4 6-3 and Francis Weis scoring another default victory.
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Muscatine Tennis Association
Bernard Harper
Dave Raindale
Star
Harper
H. G. Shaw
Winslow
Francis Weis
Kautz
Alva Runyon
George Garrett
Lysle Vanatta
Bob Asthalter
Bob Tadewald Tangle
Peterson
John van Lent
Harry Kern, Jr
Carl Hagemeister
Kautz-Runyon
Shaw
Vanatta-Garrett
Weis
Muscatine police leaders volley at outdoor range shoot
Eleven Muscatine police officers plus Chief W E Longstreth and Mayor Herman B Lord competed at the Muscatine Rifle Club outdoor range. Mark Taylor led with an aggregate 122 in revolver and machine gun events, followed by Bill Harris 121 and a tie at 114 by John Alexander and Gary Allbee. Deputy Grady 93 and McGill 91 shared near the bottom with Longstreth also scoring 90 plus.
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W. E. Longstre
Menzo Grady
Gary Allbee
Herrd
Grady
McGill
Longstreth
Herman B. Lord
Farrell Tops Dutra in Pro Golf Championship Semis
In Blue Mound action, Johnny Farrell defeated Olin Dutra to advance toward the finals with a 68 in the morning and a five hole edge by the 28th. Gene Sarazen edged Harry Cooper 4 and 3 as he pursues another major title in the national pro championship.
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Dark Horse
Blue Mound
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Johnny Farrell
New York
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Farrell
Gene
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
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Noroton
Conn
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Tom Creavy
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Salada Beach
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Chicago
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Henry Picard
Charleston
S. C
Goggin
al Esponito
Akron
Creavy
Frank Walsh
Golden
Bobby Cruickshank
Dudley
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Bunyan
Johnny Revolta
Menominee, Mich
Letts Ramblers Shut Out North End Grocers 8 0
The Letts Ramblers defeated the North End Grocers of Wapello 8 to 0 under floodlights. Toland and Dodder led the winners while Peters and Archibald played for the Grocers. Next Monday the Ramblers meet Serva-Self Grocery at Wapello.
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Yetts
Letts Ramblers
North End Grocers
Wapello
Toland
Dodder
Peters
Archibald
Ramblers
Serva-Self Grocery
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