Davenport Team Wins Kittenball Tourney Title
The Davenport team defeated West Liberty 3 to 0 to win the Wapello kittenball tournament title under lights. Gerdts of Davenport pitched a no hit no run game, overpowering Cedar Rapids ace Burns all day and season.
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Labor Day Golf Meet Sets Pairings at Geneva Club
Twenty four qualifiers were drawn into three flights for Geneva Golf and Country club Labor Day championship. In the top flight Harold Figg faces John Roach, Ronnie Mueller vs Charley Meer dink, Walter Molis against Homer Mueller, and Lysle Mason meets Tony Snyder.
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William Umlandt
Clyde Rabed
Teams to Watch in Pennant Race Boston Braves and Indians
The Boston Braves and Cleveland Indians emerge as strong contenders in the pennant race. Braves pound the Pirates in a doubleheader to near second place while Cleveland rides a six game win streak into third, aided by Walter Johnson’s guidance and Wesley Ferrell’s seven strikeouts. Washington and New York maintain leads as Giants and Senators climb, with Boston and St. Louis pressuring for top spots.
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Fistic Flowers Fade as Summer Wanes in Boxing
Promoters struggle to spark interest after a summer of upsets as heavyweights Baer and Carnera entertain in plans and delays. Barney Ross defends the lightweight title September 12 at the Polo Grounds while Schmeling, Sharkey, and others hesitate or retreat to film work and inactivity. The New York scene laments quiet rings and stalled matchups.
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Rising Bear Rifle Match at Muscatine Club Held in Rain
The Muscatine Rifle Club outdoor range hosted the second Rising Bear match postponed by rain until 10 a.m. Harold Hanson led with 25 at 100 yards and 23 at 200 for 48, winning a one year American Rifleman subscription. Dr J G Johnston took 45 for second, followed by Barnard 43, Alexander 43, Othmer 41.
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Little Brown Jug Recovered Near Medical Building
The Little Brown Jug trophy, a symbol of Michigan and Minnesota football battles, was found in bushes on East University Avenue near the medical building in Ann Arbor by Al Thomas. The demijohn with scores from past games likely was placed there in the last few days, and it will again be awarded when the Gophers meet the Wolverines on November 18 in Ann Arbor.
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Moline Beats Local Tennis Team 8 to 1
Moline's tennis team defeated the Muscatine Tennis association's squad 8 to 1 on Moline courts. Kinnan twisted an ankle but finished. Weis collapsed but returned to play. Singles results include Kinnan over Poston and DeFrates over Runyon, with doubles matches closing 3-2 and 7-5 4-6 6-4 for Bendel-K Johnson and One y-Leids.
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Indees Beat Old Timers 6-5 in Rock Island Thriller
Muscatine Indees edge Rock Island Old Timers 6 to 5 at the Valley league field as two ninth inning runs spark the comeback. Lefty Crompton allowed nine hits and struck out 10 for Muscatine. Moran took the loss with 12 hits and 11 strikeouts for Rock Island. Herb Crompton led the day with three of Muscatine’s nine hits in five at bats.
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