Hubbell Tosses 18 Innings to Tie 1-0 Win
Carl Hubbell pitched 18 innings to blank the St Louis Cardinals 1-0 in the first game of a doubleheader, delivering the season’s longest outing as the Giants swept. Jim Foxx homered twice in each game of a twin bill against the Browns, raising his total to 24, while the A's split with St Louis. Major league pitching dominated other NL games with Brooklyn and Boston also winning.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Jimmie Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Hubbell
St. Louis Cardinals
Stars at Chicago to Play in Tourney
Bryan Grant of Atlanta defeated Frankie Parker of Milwaukee in Cincinnati Sunday to win the tri state tournament. Jack Tidball of Los Angeles won the equatate title Saturday. Gilbert Hall of South Orange N J became new eastern champion and arrived in Chicago to begin drives on the National clay courts.
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Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Jack Tidball
Los Ageles
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Chicago
Western League and American Association Baseball Standings
Standings show scores and open dates for multiple leagues. Des Moines Joplin Springfield Omaha Hutchinson St Joseph Muskogee Topeka and others with results such as 13-0 and 12-17 plus Chicago and New York matchups and rain delays.
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Omaha
Hutchinson
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Muskogee
Topeka
Pairings announced for Geneva Club golf meet
The sports committee released the mid season golf tournament pairings for Geneva Golf and Country Club. Matches begin at 8 a m Tuesday with all rounds completed in one day. In the championship flight F K Rambo meets Ron Mueller and Charles Meerdink faces John Roach among others.
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Sports Committee
Geneva Golf and Country Club
F. K. Rambo
Ron Mueller
Charles Meerdink
John Roach
Walter Molis
Harold Figg
Lyle Mason
Glenn Fairall
R. R. Goad
D. W. Jackson
George Meerdink
Dr. E. L. Emerson
Bob Roach
Floyd Jones
Stuart Warvis
Dr. H. G. Johnson
Light and Water Triumph Over Moose at Oregon Field
Municipal Light and Water edged Moose 3 to 2 in a seven inning game at Oregon Street Field Sunday. Dieckman allowed five hits while Logel was touched for eight as defense held the action tight and the box score recorded a close, well played contest.
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Muscatine
Orville Bently
Don Hyink
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Major Heroes Lead Big League Wins Across Early Games
The Associated Press reports Al Lopez homered in his debut against the Cubs and stole home for the winning run in the second game. Jimmie Foxx belted four homers with a triple and double for the Athletics against St. Louis. Carl Hubbell and Roy Parmelee combined for a shutout of the Cardinals, Hubbell pitching. Ben Chapman and Bill Dickey doubled and singled for the Yankees against the Indians. Wally Berger and Red Lucas contributed runs for the Braves in a split with Reis, with Lucas driving in two as a pinch hitter in the second game.
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al Lopez
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Reis
Earl's Grocers Win From Atlas 2 to 0
Earl's Grocers of Wilton defeated Atlas kit tenball of Muscatine 2 to 0 in a nine inning game Sunday afternoon. Wilton scored both runs in the first inning on two hits and two walks, with four hits for Earl's and three allowed by Atlas pitchers. A preliminary game saw Buzz's Fair of Muscatine drop a 5 to 4 decision to Earl's Juniors. A return game is set for next Sunday at the Oregon Street field in Muscatine.
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Buzz’s Fair
Muscatine
Earl’s
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Rain Checks to Be Issued for All-Star Clash
Rain checks will be issued for the All Star game between National and American leagues at Comiskey Park. Presidents Harridge and Heydler obtained approval to allow a postponed game at 11 am Friday if rain interferes. 2,250 bleacher seats go on sale at 55 cents each as plans aim to ensure a sellout at nearly 50,000 capacity.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
William Harridge
John A. Heydler
Association of Professional Baseball Players of America
Association
Grant and Adams Win Tri-State Tennis Crown
Bryan Grant and Muriel Adams captained the winners' circle as the Tri-State tennis tournament concluded in Cincinnati. Bitsy Grant defeated Frankie Parker of Milwaukee to secure the men's singles title formerly held by George M. Lott Jr, while Adams claimed the women's crown, symbolizing regional dominance.
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Muriel Adams
Cincinnati
Southland
Hoosier
Bryant “Bitsy
Grant
George M. Lott, Jr
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Indees Beaten at Milan 8-5 in Sunday Tilt
Muscatine Indepen dent baseball club lost 8 to 5 to Milan at the local diamond on Sunday afternoon. Milan rallied with a five run seventh inning aided by three video errors. Paul Wilson pitched for Milan with nine hits given up, 11 strikeouts, and six walks. Lefty Crompton allowed 12 hits and seven strikeouts for the Indees. Clark led Milan with four hits in five plate appearances. Art Pauly had three hits for the Indees. A doubleheader vs Burlington Giants is set for Tuesday at Weed Park, first game 1:30 p.m.
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Muscatine Independent
Paul Wilson
Crompton
Indees
Clark
Art Pauly
Burlington Giants
Weed Park
Muscatine
Molis Wins Centennial Handicap at Geneva Golf Club
Walter Molis, a multi time Geneva Country Club champion, captured the centennial handicap with a net 73 on 18 after an 72 gross. Harold Figg finished second with 75 net after an 81 gross with a six stroke handicap. Lysle Mason and Glenn Fairall tied for third with 76 nets as about 20 golfers competed during the city centennial celebration.
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Geneva Golf Ard Country Club
Molis
Harold Figg
Lysle Mason
Glenn Fairall
Kittenball Schedule Moves to Seven Innings Tonight
Muscatine kittenball shifts to seven innings with six already played. Rotary meets the 304 club at Weed park, County club faces Lions on Oregon street field, Pennant plays Automatic at League field, Atlay versus Prima at Weed park, Presbyterian vs Mulford at Jefferson field, and First Methodist against Baptists at Monroe field.
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Automatic
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Jefferson Field
Baptists
Monroe Field
Palace Theater Defeats Iowa Poultry Farm 7-4 in Sunday Game
The Palace Theater kittenball team beat the Iowa Poultry Farm team 7 to 4 Sunday afternoon at Fletcher Avenue field. Maher and Chelf pitched for the winners while Rankin and Hines pitched for the losers. Maher allowed three hits as his team collected 12.
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Iowa Poultry Farm
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Chelf
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Hines
Muskies Top Rex Independents in IL and I league clash
Muscatine Muskies beat the Rex Independents 9 to 4 at Weed Park in a Sunday doubleheader, after a win over the Muscatine Old Timers. Tommy Jacobs led Muskie hitters with two hits in the opener. Hidelbaugh struck out 10 in the nightcap as Bayer also fanned 10 for the Independents. Gib Jacobs homered with Vetter aboard in the first. Hildebrand homered for the Independents in the sixth.
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Heavies Meet This Week on Boxing Bills
Boxing bills bring action in Boston and New York this week as top heavies fight in small but steady schedule. Mickey Walker faces Lou Brouillard in a 10 rounder at Boston Garden on Thursday. Les Kennedy opposes Isadore Gastanaga in a 10 round main event at Fugazy Bowl on Wednesday. George Nichols meets Sammy Slaughter at Mills Stadium in Chicago on Thursday.
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Buffalo
Terre Haute
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Mills Stadium
Chicago
Musky Net Club Defeated 5-4 at Burlington Tennis
Muscatine’s Musky Net Club lost to Burlington 5-4 in an intercity match at Burlington Country Club. Harold Kautz debuted for Muscatine, losing to George Garrett in straight sets as Burlington claimed the final edge after doubles and singles bouts. A rematch is set for Musser Park courts Tuesday.
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Kittenball Meet Set With Eight Teams at Vanella
Eight teams will compete for prizes of 25 15 and 10 in a kittenball tournament at Vanella on July 4. Pairings include Columbus Junction versus Fredonia at 10 am Davenport against Muscatine A C at 11 15 am West Liberty versus Ft Madison at 1 pm Wapello Serv a Self versus Grandview at 2 30 pm. Semifinals start at 3 45 pm and 5 pm with finals at 9 30 pm after floodlights.
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