Ft Madison Wins West Liberty Kittenball Meet
Kalmer led Ft Madison to first place and a $50 prize in the West Liberty kittenball tourney defeating South Muscatine A C 1 to 0 in seven innings under floodlights. A rain shower did not stop play as top pitchers competed, including Merry of Moline and Cosgrove of Ft Madison.
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Journal News Service
West Liberty
Kalmer
Ft. Madison
South Muscatine A. C
al Merry
Molin
Cosgrove
Bob Johns
Newton Twirler
Ray Burlingame
Cedar Rapids
Gertz
Davenport
Ted Fay
Iowa City
Jones
Johns
West Liberty Boosters
Iowa City Maidrites
Maidrites
Koser
Ebert
Barkhurst
Pete Hughes
Burlingame
L. Manke
Searle’s Dairy
Merry
Davison
Johnson
Sam Philpot
Peter Pan
A. C
Faktinson
Fes
Rk Tarlton
Prouesard
Washington
Ge Cove
Philadelphia
Geeer
Chicago
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Ti Ryanke
Boston
Ovees Sanford
Sooo S Gibson
Holterhaus
Esse
New York
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Hidelbaugh
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Powers
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American Association
Collins
Taylor
Hi West Liberty
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Fisher
Eee Smith
Sullivan
Ef. H Smith
Manjoiie
Sreeeeses Seemuth
Ewalt
P. Sullivan
Slagle
Grady
Sascscece & O'Leary
B. Swank
Philpott
Beckman
Freese
Ee Merry
Pisareck
Ccsccsee & Lawrence
Benson
E. Bartlett
Ss Cosgrove
Sesseseeee
Sallen
Csceee
Indiana Life
Sceseee
Keifert
Sosceeee
Soeder
Morey
Seeeewees Kruger
Walters
Muscatine A
O'Leary
D. Swank
Ecceses
Haller
Meity
Hidlebaugh
Ace Powers
O'Toole
Cashman
Ginsburg
Kaimer
A Davidson
Sone Knox
Seenbeces Salien
C Seeeneeeee
Bellman
Brandinds results show varied scores across cities
In the American Association action the Brandinds posted scores from 9 to 1 in Western Des Moines and 6-5 in Springfield. Joplin won 3-1 while Bartlesville lost 0-5, Muskogee 7-1, and Joseph tied 3-3. Other games included Omaha 1-2, Indianapolis 7-9, Milwaukee 6-2, Kansas City 3, Louisville 2, Columbus 17, Minneapolis 5, and Toledo at St. Paul. Davenport at Keokuk weather affected results with rain.
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Western Des Moines
Joplin
Bartlesv
Springfield
Muskogee
Joseph
Omaha
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Iain
Braves split with Reds as Giants, Cardinals edge
Boston Braves halt eight game win streak with 7-0 shutout of Cincinnati in the opener before losing 5-3 in the nightcap. Giants bow to Dizzy Dean and St. Louis 7-1, then settle for a 5-5 draw as darkness ends play. Attendance at multiple games climbs to about 50,000.
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Associated Press
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Braves
Tom Zachary
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Giants
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Zachary
Paul Derringer
Pinky Whitney
Fred Frankhouse
Ernie Lombardi
Chick Hafey
Dean
Hal Schumacher
Glen Spencer
George Watkins
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
Bud Tinning
Leroy Herrman
Benge
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Senators
Lee Senators
Cleveland
Earl Whitehill
Alvin Crowder
Tom Bridges
Yankees
Detroit
Red Ruffing
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Hase
Mac Smith Wins Western Open With 282 Stroke Victory
MacDon ald Smith, 43, of Nashville, wins the Western Open at Olympia Fields Ill with a 282 total after 12 holes. He defeats Tommy Armour by six shots to claim the trophy and $500 top prize. Abe Espinosa finishes third.
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Olympia Fields
Ill
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Mac
Abe Espinson
Series Opens Tonight Under Lights at Jefferson Field
Two games under floodlights start the city kittenball series at Jefferson field. City Club Boosters, Commercial league champions, meet Mulford, Sunday School titleholder at 8 p m. Elks, Fraternal circuit winners, face Heinz Factory champions at 9 p m. A Tuesday night title game follows with bleachers set for crowds.
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Jefferson Field
City Club Boosters
Mulford
The
Elks
Heinz Factory
Wilton Wins Intercity Rifle Match At Muscatine Range
Wilton club takes first with 459 points in rain ruined inter city match at Muscatine Rifle club. Muscatine places second with 439 followed by Geneseo 426 and Milan 408 as 36 shooters finish. Next match set for Wilton September 19 at Dewar range.
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Muscatine Rifle Club
Wilton Club
Muscatine
Geneseo
Milan
Wilton
Dewar
Wilton Hill
Kaufman
Ehlers
Bolly
Maurer
Othmer
Alexander
Siegel
Miller
Parker
Bardman
Eight Thousand Dollars in Prizes for Canadian Swim Marathon
Prize money of 8000 dollars awaits 149 entrants in the Canadian national exhibition's 15 mile swim for men to be held Wednesday. First prize 5000 dollars, runner up 1500, third 700, fourth 500, fifth 200, sixth 100. favorites include George Blagden of Memphis and George Young of Toronto with other notable swimmers such as Bill Goll, Marvin Nelson, Isadore Spondo, and Gianni Gambi.
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Toronto
George Blagden
Memphis
George Young
Bill Goll
New York
Marvin Nelson
Fort Dodge
Isadore Spondo
Port Colborne
Ont
Gianni Gambi
Italy
Plans For Muscatine Kittyball Meet On Labor Day
E. C. Rosenmund, chair of the committee, says plans are moving ahead for Muscatine kittyball tournament on Labor Day. Some spots remain open and teams should contact him at Muscatine Bank and Trust Company.
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Muscatine
E. C. Rosenmund
Rosenmund
Muscatine Bank and Trust Company
Mac Leads Championship as He Finishes Third
Mac surged to the lead in the championship struggle with a 68 on the fourth course, tying the competitive course record and widening his margin. He finished with rounds of 68 71 71 72 for a total of even par, earning $200 for third place while Armour took $300.
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Mac
Armour
Indees Defeated by Riverside 7-3 on Riverside Field
The Muscatine Independent baseball club fell 7 to 3 to Riverside Sunday afternoon at Riverside Field. Red Mellecher pitched for Riverside allowing 10 hits. Lefty Crompton and Paul Wilson of the Indees yielded 10 safeties. J Mellecher led with three hits in four trips. Next Sunday the Indees face the Moline A. C. at League Field.
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Muscatine Independent Baseball Club
Riverside
Red Mellecher
Victors
Crompton
Paul Wilson
Indees
J. Mellecher
League Field
Rosenbloom and Miller Set Boxing Week in New York and West
Maxie Rosenbloom, the 175 pound king, fights Leroy Haynes in a 10 round non title bout in Los Angeles Tuesday night. Freddie Miller, NABF 126 pound champion, returns to Cincinnati Wednesday for a 10 round title bout with Lew Feldman of New York.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Freddie Miller
New York
Xlaxey Rosenbloom
Bull
Rosenbloom
Far West
Leroy Haynes
Los Angeles
Miller
National Boxing Association
Cincinnati
Lew Feldman
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J. Paulie Schmidt
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Ea Ae Ieee
R. H. Pisarek
Cf . Lawrence
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Havlick
Alton
Pisarek
Janes Kemler
Stechkin
Oss Ee Kindler
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Z. Sire
the Brandinds
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Roaia
Rainia
Keokuk
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Mickey Cochrane
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Frankhouse
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Ee Swank
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Miles
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Pete
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Post Office
Muscatine Journal
Ain
Melecher
Wilson
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