Pirates' late double tops Robins hurting pennant chase
Brooklyn slips toward the idle Giants after a 4 3 defeat to Pittsburgh as Dick Bartell clears bases with a two run double in the ninth. Chicago strengthens its lead as Pat Malone and Hack Wilson pace a 17 3 win over Philadelphia. Yankees, Senators and Athletics win. Cleveland and Boston rainout.
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Orlo
Glenn Wright
Dick Bartell
Pirates
Cubs
Phillie
Robins
Big Pat Malone
Phillies
Hack Wilson
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Browns
Senators
Tigers
Irving Hadley
Herb Pennock
White Sox
Chapman
Gehrig
Byrd
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
R.H. E
Jas
O- Hansen
Phillips
Ren
R. H. E. Peer
Hogsett
Wyatt
Hayworth
Hadley
Ruel
New York
R.H.E. Ggerg
Braxton
Walsh
Tate
Berg
Pennock
Bengough
Bosses Failed at Tourney Caddies Ride Home Bum
Four soot covered youths were pulled from a coal tender at a railroad station. They identified as caddies for Chicago professionals Jock Hutchison Tom Kelly Sonny Rouse and Al Espinosa in the $10,000 open golf tournament. The detectives noted the money but the caddies said none of their players won. They were released.
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Chicago
St Paul
Herman Meyers
William Marks
Arth-r
John Dugan
Jock Hutchison
Yesterday's Baseball and Minor League Results
Western division games reported with Pueblo losing to Topeka 6 4 while Des Moines beat Oklahoma City 7 6 and Denver defeated Witchita 4 2. St Joseph postponed at Omaha due to wet grounds. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 2 1 in American Association action. Columbus 7 over St Paul 3 and Minneapolis 14 over Toledo 10. Mississippi Valley scores list Cedar Rapids 1 entrene 0 and Davenport 2 Moline 13 with Burlington 7.
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Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
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Boston
Louis
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Americana Association
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American Association
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Ware
Rock Island
Keokuk
Davenport
Moline
Burlington
Cyclones Face Hard Schedule for Iowa State 1930 Football
Ames Iowa Aug 19 AP Iowa State college's 1930 football squad faces a heavy schedule with five Big Six opponents plus Big Ten and Missouri Valley foes and two inter sectional road games. Coach Noel Workman counts 14 returning lettermen led by six backfield veterans Hillford Bowes Paul Trauger and Richard Wilcox. The Cyclones open Oct 4 at Illinois with eight straight Saturdays before a late fall southern swing to Loyola New Orleans Nov 29 and Rice Institute Dec 6.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Noel Workman
University of Illinois
Urbana
Cyclones
South
Loyola
New Orleans
Rice Institute
Houston
Tex
Hillford Bowes
Albert Lea
Minn
Paul Trauger
Richard Wilcox
Stratford
Rudy Tegland
Story City
Truman Nelson
Kanawha
Kenneth Wells
Lake View
Maynard Spear
Toledo
Forrest Bennett
Marshall
Okla
Lloyd Lounsbury
Cole
Robert Smith
Des Moines
Warren Duesenberg
Garner
Gordon Nagel
Guthrie
Nagel
Lloyd
Gilbert Hitch
Big Muskies Sign Wide Roster for 1930 Grid Season
Muscatine's 1930 professional football team will boast a larger, stronger lineup with 14 new players, many imported, including notable stars from Kentucky Teachers College and Drake University. Stevens will coach and likely quarterback. other veterans and familiar names from semi pro circles join as season plans and schedules take shape.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Football Association
Barney Hargrave
Kentucky Teachers College
Hargrave
Big Musky
Duke Bennie
Ernie Scott
L. A. Crull
Lane
Knoll
Patterson
Conway
Brenner
McIntyre
Manley
Stevens
Ray
Kelsch
McKendree
Illinois
Scott
Bradley Tech
Drake University
University of Iowa
Columbus Junction
Army of golfers moves to Detroit for Western Open
Detroit in August hosts 171 entrants for the Western Open golf championship. Professionals dominate the field with 119 players competing after 31 qualified last year.
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Army OF Golfers
Detroit
Heinz Wins 1-0 In Close Game At Weed Park
Bill Meyers hit a homer in the second inning to give Heinz a 1-0 lead over Orange Squeeze at Weed Park. Heinz totaled three hits and one error while Orange Squeeze had four hits and four errors in a tightly contested contest that saw bases loaded twice for Orange Squeeze and Mahair scoring later due to a sacrifice and a close play at first.
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Bill Meyers
Heinz
Orange
Weed Park
Meyers
Battling Works Boys
Mahair
Thayer
Bottling Works
Pickle Factory
Pros Prepare for OWA Open at Wakonda
Des Moines reports a pro contingent tunes to challenge the Iowa Open at Wakonda country club next Tuesday and Wednesday. Notables include Budd Clarke, Dave Eponella, Johnny Vavra, Art Andrews, and local pros Ed White Jim Canavan Frank Anderson and Jack Welsh. The $200 top prize lures the pros as amateurs hope to defend the title.
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Des Moines
Iowa Golfdom
Wakonda Country Club
Iowa
St. Paul
Davenport
Clark
Art Andrews
Andrews
Paul Barton
Ira Allen
Lloyd Nordstrom
Ed White
Hyperion
Jim Canavan
Frank Anderson
Waveland
Jack Welsh
Wakonda
George Taylor
Cedar Rapids
George Heaney
Marshalltown
Bob Elderton
Waterloo
Suarez Seeks Third Victory in Queensboro Bout
Justo Suarez Argentine light weight aims for his third straight win in America at Queensboro Stadium tonight. He faces Bruce Flowers from New Rochelle in a 10 round bout after recent points wins over Joe Glick and Herman Perlick. Flowers recently KO'd Tommy Grogan of Omaha.
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New York
Justo Suarez
Queensboro Stad
Ium
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Suarez
Joe Glick
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
Mich
Flowers
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
One Veteran Back for Harrier Squad at ISTC
Cedar Falls Aug 19 New material drafted for the Iowa State Teachers cross country team this fall with only one varsity member slated to return for initial workouts the second week in September Laird Shoemaker is the solitary veteran four distance men from last year's freshmen team are expected to fill in Bernard Graser Delmar Risse Mahlon Hintzman and Thurston Flickinger will join Norbert Noecker and Russell Partington who will not return Frank Crowell and Clinton Kelley are expected to report and bid for the team Fall track begins with cross country work for non fall sport track men daily drills under Coach Art Dickinson.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers
Laird Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Bernard Graser
Delmar Risse
Grinnell
Mahlon Hintzman
Nora Springs
Thurston Flickinger
Waterloo
Norbert Noecker
Prosper
Minn
Russell Partington
Columbus Junction
Frank Crowell
Shannon City
Clinton Kelley
Ames
Art Dickinson
Mandell and His Manager at Odds Split After Nine Years
Eddie Kane ends his role as Sammy Mandell's manager though the contract runs to July 6, 1931. Mandell denies Kane’s claims of $400,000 earned under management and vows a comeback after a month’s rest as a welter or junior welterweight. Kane says no further earnings will be paid.
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Chicago
Eddie Kane
Sammy Mandell
Sammy
Mandell
Kane
Rockford Shark
Betty Nuthall Wins Easily in National Women's Tennis
Betty Nuthall of England defeated Louise McFarland 6-0 6-1 in Forest Hills as she advances toward the national women’s championship, a step closer to the title once held by Helen Wills Moody. Lamme of Rye, N Y looms as a tougher next opponent after beating Mary McHale in the opening round.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Betty Nuthall
England
Helen Wills Moody
Miss Nuthall
Louise McFarland
Fasadena
Cunlif
Mary J. Lamme
Rye
Tennis leaders battle over Miss Nuthall in delegation match
In Dallas confrontation, Miss Nuthall faces strong opposition from western and eastern delegations led by Mrs. Anna Harper of San Francisco Sarah Palfrey of Brookline and Marjorie Morrill of Dedham. Harper and Palfrey won with only one game lost in two sets Morrill received a bye.
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Dallas
Miss Nuthall
Anna Harper
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Harper
Miss Palfrey
Miss Morrill
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