Opening of Oregon Field Boosters Park Draws Big Crowd
Thousands packed the Oregon street ball diamond for the park dedication and opening night as City Club Boosters edged the Eagles 3 to 0 behind Mike Blasing. The Elks bested South End AC 2 to 1 in eight innings, in a notable two-game program with ceremonies led by Mayor Herman B. Lord and park officials.
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Oregon Street
Eagles
The
Elks
South End
A. C
Ind
Mike Blasing
Muscatine Boys’ Band
Muscatine
Roosters
Johnny Barko
Bob Vetter
Krueger
Woody Tobias
Barko
George Tobias
Otto Fabrizius
Vetter
Tobias
Buddy Fabrizius
Artie Vetter
Eagle
H. Tobias
Fabrizius
Andy Tobias
Stenke
Blaesing
Grau
G. Jacobs
McIntyre
Gray
Herman B. Lord
City Park Board
John Diercks
Albert Barry
Diercks
South Muscatine
Lord
Jim Brockway
Austin Hoopes
Henry Havemann
Joe Washburn
Louis Hawk
South End A. C
Reed
Jimmy Lange
Orville Bentley
Kammerer
Bentley
Elk
Wild
Baseball Scores From Des Moines to Brooklyn Across Leagues
A busy day of schedule results includes Des Moines 4 Toledo 2 and St. Joseph 7 Omaha 0. New York 14 enSveq Teuopenm beat Cincinnati 1 Chicago 4. Boston 1 Pittsburgh 11 Brooklyn 8. St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 4 with games in Boston Chicago New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati. American League Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston. American Association many tilt results including Columbus 14 Kansas City 3 and Louisville 6 St Paul 2.
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Omaha
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Cincinnati
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Boston
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
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Detroit
Cleveland
American Association
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Ww. Pet
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Blaeholder
Gray Cochrane
R. H. E. Cleveland
Pearson
Harder
Tlak
Brown
Kline
Lyons
Gregory
Berry
Allen, Moore and
Cantwell and Hogan
Warneke and
Hart
Shea
Russell and
Sewell
Thurston
Mungo
Shaute
Ryan
Lopez
Chagnon
Harriss
Hoyt
Race
Agere
Jackson
Liska
Moore
Davis
Dean
Wilson
Star Golfers Will Be Out of Pro Meet
The annual PGA championship in Milwaukee opens August 8 with few top pros in attendance. Densmore Shute and Walter Hagen cannot return from Europe in time, while Gene Sarazen Craig Wood and Joe Kirkwood may skip. Leo Diegel plans to enter and will warm up at the Pennsylvania Open next Tuesday. Sarazen praises Shute for his British Open win.
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New York
Golfers’ Association
Milwaukee
Densmore Shute
Walter Hagen
Europe
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Joe Kirkwood
England
Leo Diegel
Shute
Sarazen
Browns name Al Sotheron as temporary manager
Ball announced Al Sotheron would act as manager temporarily while President Phil Ball, hospitalized, plans to hire a new manager in a few days. Ball gave no comment on Killefer's resignation, though displeasure with the Browns’ last place AL showing was clear. Ball had said Killefer was through regarding signing players or formulating plans. Neither Ball nor Killefer confirmed reports of a Boston Red Sox 1934 move.
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Ball
al Sotheron
Phil Ball
Killefer
Browns
Boston Red Sox
American tennis stars confident to clinch Interzone title
In Auteuil France the United States Davis cup team led by Ellsworth Vines Wilmer Allison George Lott and John Van Ryn enter the interzone finals at Roland Garros Friday aiming to sweep England. Fred Perry injury casts doubt on England’s side as experts largely favor the U S to win.
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Auteuil
France
America
England
Roland Garros
Ellsworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
George Lott
John van Ryn
Fred Perry
Australia
United States
Sande Returns to Racing as Stable Prodigy Rebounds
Earl Sande, former star jockey, trains six horses for Maxwell Howard of Toledo and wins four races in six days at Empire City. He weighs 116 pounds stripped and believes he could ride again with extra work, though he loves training.
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New York
Earl Sande
Maxwell Howard
Toledo
America
Empire City
Sande
Boxing Fight Results From AP Yard: Area Wrestlers in Bouts
The AP wire lists multiple boxing results with fighters from Chicago East Moline Boston Detroit and other locales. Leonard Oster Ranieri Sirandis Herrera Day Allen Wolfran Marre Martin and Mays score wins by points or knockouts in varied rounds with several notable stoppages.
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Associated Press
Cage
Kid Leonard
East Moline
Willie Oster
Boston
Laddie Howelli
Chicago
Jack Root
Leo Ranieri
Nick Sirandis
Carlos Herrera
Paso
Frankie White
Detroit
Davy Day
Eddie Smith
Springfield
Hughie Allen
Frankie Wolfran
St. Paul
Yankees Beat White Sox to Lead AL Standings
The New York Yankees won 9 to 4 over the Chicago White Sox, extending a nine game winning streak and taking a one game lead in the American League as Washington fell to the St. Louis Browns. Yankees pitchers and offense contributed, improving the mound staff while piling up 97 hits in nine games.
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H. 8S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Johnny Allen
Wiley Moore
Ted Lyons
Senators
George Blaeholder
Sam Gray
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Vic Sorrells
John Stone
Ervin Fox
Philadelphia Athletics
Monte Pearson
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Verger
Chicago
Cubs
Boston Braves
Lou Warneke
Ben Cantwell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hollis Thurston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chuck Klein
Journal Juniors Beat Horst Plumbers 15 to 10
The Journal Juniors defeated Horst Plumbers kittenball team 15 to 10 at Jefferson field diamond Tuesday morning. Batteries were Parker and Bridges, Chelf for the Juniors and Krueger, Shhenk and Kautz for the losers.
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Horst Plumbers
Jefferson Field
Parker and Bridges
Chelf
Krueger
Shhenk
Kautz
Bloom's Juniors Sweep Two Wins In Kittenball Action
Bloom's Juniors defeated the City Club Juniors 9 to 0 on Monday and beat Wilton Juniors 8 to 0 on Tuesday night. Pitchers Litz and Schreurs allowed seven hits combined as Bloom's fielders played errorless ball behind them.
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City Club
Wilton
Litz
Schreurs
Remain Just Behind Eagles Lions Heinz Grafil Club Take League Victories
The Elks stay second to the Eagles with eight wins and one loss after a 5 to 0 win over the Legion in Fraternal league play. Grafil club beat County 8 to 1, Heinz defeated Automatic 9 to 0, and the 304 club beat Lions 8 to 7 after a forfeit. Bentley limited Legion to three hits as Jim Lang led Elk attack with two triples.
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Cluit
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Orville Bentley
Archie Edgington
Edgington
Schwartz
Jim Lang
Elk
Wheeler
Grafil Club
Mittman
Heinz Club
Moosey Myers
Stephens
Woolsey
Maynard Eckhardt
Thorp
Clair Newell
Prima
Pete Stirlen
Montgomery Ward
Ray Schumacher
St. Mathias
Batty
Methodist
Goad
Growlers
Kinnan
Lion Kinnan
Lion Roars
Kittenball Meet Set at Waterloo Cedar River Park
Kittenball teams from the vicinity are invited to a big tournament at Cedar River park Waterloo on Aug 5 and 6. Entry fee is 3 dollars per team and an eligibility list of 15 players must be sent to Dan Smith secretary of the kittenball tournament at Waterloo. Entries must be in by July 30 midnight.
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Cedar River Park
Waterloo
Dan Smith
Warneke Remains Solid Despite Tough Run With Cubs
Lonnie Warneke, Chicago Cubs pitcher from Mt. Ida Arkansas, has 12 wins and seven losses after a five game stretch where teammates struggled at the plate. His mound efforts kept opponents under two runs per game, but the Cubs produced only three runs in that span. He has since won five straight. Warneke also shines at bat with a .306 average and two home runs this year.
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Associated Press
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Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cub
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Warneke
Cincinnati
Arkansan
St. Louis
New York Giants
Boston
Braves
Cubs
Lonnie Ned
Wameke
Clabhouse
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