Red Sox explode for 19 runs vs Athletics in big first inning
Boston Red Sox trounced the Philadelphia Athletics 19 to 10 after an 11-run first inning, as Vic Sorrell pitched Detroit through 17 innings in a separate 6-5 win over Chicago. The Senators seized leadership with a 4-3 victory over New York, while the Cubs and Cardinals won tight NL games.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
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Washington
Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Dib Williams
Pinky Higgins
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Sugar” Cain
Dick Oliver
St Louis Browns
Athletics
Sorrell
Vic Sorrell
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Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Frank Dossack
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Russ van Atta
Dave Harris
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Mel Harder
Monte Pearson
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Don Hurst
Phil” Collins
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Cincinnati Reds
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Boston Braves
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Ray Benge
Walter Beck
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Cincinnati
West Polo Team Defeats East in Interracial Series, 15 to 11
Westerners led by Cecil Smith and H. W. Williams defeated Hitchcock’s Eastern squad 15 to 11 at Onwentsia Club before 12 000 spectators in the opening match of the United States supremacy series. Roark and Boeseke aided the West as they quickly overwhelmed the East.
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Chicago
Far West
United States
Cecil Smith
H. W
Asbe) Williams
Aiden Roark
Elmer Boeseke, Jr
Onwentsia Club
Hitchcock
Standings and Schedule From Updated National and American Leagues
Standings show St Louis 3 4 and 2 3, Boston 6 0, Brooklyn 2 11, Philadelphia 2, New York 1, Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2. Today New York at Philadelphia is the only game. American matches Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland with others noted. Association games list Minneapolis 3 10, Toledo 0 12, Columbus 6 2, St Paul 2 1, Indianapolis 5 6, Kansas City at Milwaukee 5 4, Louisville open date. Peoria 15 7, Springfield 3 4, Rock Island 10 7, Davenport 3 4, Quincy 7. Davenport at Rock Island, Peoria at Springfield, Quincy at Keokuk.
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Chicago
H. E. Detroit
Detroit
Sorrell
Hayworth
Lyons
Miller
Berry
Grube
Washington
R. H.E
New York
van Atta
Dickey
Stewart
Crowder
Sewell
St. Louis
Hadley
Hebert
Shea
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R.H.E
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Philadelpia
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Abbell, Bell and Richards
Mancuso
Nealge Oy
Cincinnati
Johnson and Manion
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Carleton
Vance
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R. H.E Rene Cok
Cated
Jes Bozton
Betts
Zachary Spohrer
Benge
Ryan
Lopez
Outen
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American Association
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Toledo
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Louisville
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Peoria
Springfield
Rock Island
Davenport
Quincy
Keokuk
National League
Topeka
Joplin
Omaha
Bartlesville
Tunney Praises Risko After NRA Address
Gene Tunney spoke at a Sunday NBA event criticizing depression era policy and urging support for the New Deal. He praised Cleveland heavyweight Johnny Risko as the toughest opponent he ever faced and noted Risko’s dead game heart.
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Cleveland
Gene Tunney
Johnny Risko
NBA
Washington
Risko
West Liberty Boosters Win Arden Tourney
West Liberty Boosters captured the Arden tournament with tight pitching from Burlingame and a 11 to 0 final in the last game. Burlingame fanned 15 across 49 strikeouts in four games while allowing only five hits. Hyink's Dairy of Muscatine opened with a 5 to 4 win over Illinois City, and Grandview, Letts, and Pleasant Prairie advanced in early rounds.
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Burlingame
Orville Bentley
Pleasant Prairie
Buringame
Hyink
Letts
Atlas of
Muscatine
Grandview
Montgomery Ward
West Liberty
Muscatine Texaco
Wilton
Arden
Columbus Junction
Hyink’s Dairy
Jumbo’s Boosters
W. Sullivan
Sullivan
Dave Smith
Texaco
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R. Kinnan
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Collins
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Ol. Bentley
Ar. Wal R
J. Fabrizius
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Seseee Carey
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Nussbaum
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Stineman
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McIntyre
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Huttig
A. EB. Reese
Wee Swanson
Os Nindes Riegel
Rusher
Ward
Sesss
Vorwerk
Ruttan
Owe
Perroni Meets Gastanaga in Garden Battle
Patsy Perroni of Cleveland faces Isadora Gastanaga of Spain in a Madison Square Garden indoor bout as part of a summer experiment. The Garden hopes a strong gate will support weekly shows through the season with other top talent idle this week.
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New York
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Isadora Gastanaga
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Perroni
Gastonaga
Garden Boat
Raymond Captures Singles Title in Ottumwa Net Meet
Cedar Rapids player Raymond won the southern Iowa singles championship at Riverside Park in Ottumwa defeating Kenneth Cline of Iowa City in four sets 6-2 6-8 6-0 6-0. Cline also claimed a doubles trophy with Al Sieh defeating T Raymond and Mickey McBroom of Des Moines.
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Raymond
Ottumwa
Ottumway
Bell Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Southern Iowa
Riverside Park
Kenneth Cline
Iowa City
Cline
al Sieh
T. Raymond
Mickey McBroom
Des Moines
Hauser Breaks Homer Record With His 55th
Hauser, star of the Minneapolis Millers, clubs his 55th home run to set an American Association record. He matched the all time AA mark with his 54th on Saturday and hit 55 in the latest game, moving toward his 63 International League record set with Baltimore. Minneapolis split with Toledo, 3 0, and the Madhens won 12 10 in 11 innings. Columbus swept St Paul in a doubleheader, 6 2 and 2 1, in 12 innings. Paul Dean notched his 18th win in the night game. Indianapolis climbed to third by beating Kansas City twice, 5 1 and 6 0.
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Chicago
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis Millers
Hauser
Nick Cullop
Columbus
Minneapolis
Paul Dean
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Palace Cafe Loses 10 Inning Clash With Clinton Merchants
In Clinton, the Palace Cafe of Muscatine fell 5 to 4 in ten innings amid a shortened lineup. The decisive moment came on Tobias overthrown first during a double play with runners aboard. Palace scored three in the seventh and one in the fourth. Clinton answered with three in the seventh and one in the eighth to force extras before winning in the tenth. A return game is planned at Muscatine.
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Clinton
Palace Cafe
Muscatine
Clinton Merchants
Tobias
Palace
A. B. Tobias
Mahraun
K. Huber
Axel
Gauthier
Beisel
M. Huber
Wright
Wilkins
iFenn
Tate
Allen
Andrews
Stamp
Bentrup
Racines Edge Indees 5 to 4 in Extra Frame
Iowa City Racines defeated Muscatine Indees 5 to 4 in ten innings on Sunday afternoon. Bud Fabrizius pitched well for the Indees, while Bright and Schmidt shared the mound duties for Iowa City. The late ninth inning tied the game, and Racines pushed across two runs in the tenth to clinch the win.
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Racines
Indees
Iowa City Racines
Muscatine Indees
Iowa City
Bud Fabrizius
Bright and
Schmidt
Fabrizius
Bright
Indeesg
Schweitzer
L Crompton
Crompton
Pauly
Stocking
A. Tobias
Ea“ Ng
Etre Fabrizius
Muscatine
Butz's Fair Triumph Over East Hill Aces
Butz's Fair blanked the East Hill Aces 13 to 0 at United Brethren diamond Sunday afternoon. Winning battery Logel and Benninger limited the East Hill squad to three hits while Bridges Lemkau and Fuhlman shared pitching for the losers.
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Butz
East Hill
United Brethren
Logel
Benninger
Bridges
Lemkau
Fuhlman
County Club game postponed to next Monday at Jefferson Field
Y M C A secretary Ben Gallaher announced that oe County Club’s street diamond game is postponed again to next Monday night at Jefferson field. Tonight’s league schedule includes Heinz 57 club versus Rotary at League park First Methodists versus United Brethren at Weed park old diamond Pennant versus Iowa Pearl at Weed park new diamond and Lights against Atlas at Jefferson field.
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Ben Gallaher
Jefferson Field
Heinz “57
Rotary
League Park
First Methodists
United Brethren
Weed Park
Pennant
Iowa Pearl
New Weed Park
Lights
Atlas
Sarazen Wins P G A Title at Milwaukee
Gene Sarazen captures the 1933 P G A Championship at Blue Mound Country Club Milwaukee by defeating Willie Goggin 5 and 4 in the final round. Sarazen, buoyed by a heated rivalry with Tommy Armour, earns his third P G A title and heads to the Canadian Open in Toronto.
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Milwaukee
Gene Sarazen
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
Blue Mound Country Club
Tommy Armour
Armour
Gene
Sarazen
Tommys
Goggin
Cocksure
Toronto
Milan Wins Inter-city Match On Dewar Course
Milan Rutte club tops Geneseo Dewar course match with 1914 aggregate. Muscatine second at 1910. Geneseo 1889. Wilton 1850. Poe leads Milan with 393. Othmer 387 for Muscatine. Brookhart 385. Next round Sunday August 27 features big bore on 200 and 300 yard ranges.
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Milan Rutte
Geneseo
Dewar
Muscatine
Wilton
Poe
Milan
Othmer
Brookhart
Martin
Parker
Barcman
Stanley
Alexander
Johnston
Collitz
Rader
Ingle
Combs
Smith
Bolly
Maurer
Masterson
Kaufman
Weis Wins City Tennis Trophy In Five Set Final
Francis Weis captured the Volger trophy in Muscatine by defeating Bernard Harper 6-4 1-6 6-0 12-10 in the city finals at Musser Park. Weis and Bob Asthalter pair won the doubles title 6-3 6-3 6-3 over Pete Reindle and George Garrett. Weis becomes a three time city champion, ranking No. 1 on the tennis association team for the season.
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Volger
Muscatine
Francis Weis
Bernard Harper
Musser Park Courts
Weis
Bob Asthalter
Pete Reindle
George Garrett
E. J. Ehlers
C. L. Young
Paul Ogilvie
Murphy
Harry Kern, Jr
Roy Murphy
Joe Hratz
Asthalter
Tennis Association
Jones to Give Western Squad First Drills
USC coach Howard Jones will direct the west team against Dick Hanley’s eastern stars at Soldier Field on August 24. Fifteen western players arrive for their first drills after lunch. Changes include Dick Mulahupt replacing Garret Arbilbide and George Sargent replacing Dick Tozer on the west squad.
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Chicago
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Dick Hanley
Soldier Field
Far Western
Jones
Garret Arbilbide
Southern California
Dick Mulahupt
University of California At Los Angeles
George Sargent
Loyola
Sanrancisco
Dick Tozer
California
Hanley
Northwestern University
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