Yanks Capture Pair as Gritts Lose to Tigers
The Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians twice 8 to 1 as they moved to a full game lead in the American League. Detroit beat Washington 12 to 8, knocking the Senators further from the top. The Giants rallied to beat the Dodgers 8 to 5 while the Cubs swept the Phillies 9 to 5 and 3 to 1, cutting New York’s edge to two games. Gehrig homered in the opener, and the Tigers surged from sixth to fourth after their win over Detroit.
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Standings and schedules for multiple baseball leagues
The page lists American League standings with teams and records, including Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland New York Brooklyn and others with their wins losses and winning percentages. It also shows Western and Association league entries with city matchups and postponed or rained out games and upcoming schedules.
Wednesday Night Kittenball Schedule Shifted for Picnic
Muscatine merchant picnic leads to rescheduled games at Weed park and League fields. A J Lindley announces changes with Legion-Eagle tilt moved to League field and Commercial league erased due to Ro-Li-Co withdrawal. Zion Lutheran-Musserville moved to Tuesday at Jefferson field. nearby by Factory league affects scheduling.
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Heavyweights Risko and Loughran Clash in Chicago Ring
Tommy Loughran and Johnny Risko headline a ten round heavyweight bout at Mills Stadium Chicago on Wednesday night. The veteran foes, once fielding scraps with younger contenders, seek clear wins to boost standing on a slim national boxing card.
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Philadelphia
Chase Wins Iowa Amateur Golf Title in Des Moines Final
Hal Chase of Wakonda Country Club captured the Iowa Amateur golf championship at Okoboji, defeating Merle Stimson of Waterloo 36 holes. Chase survived a brief wobble on the 33rd and 34th holes to win the decisive 35th, earning the title as a relatively new threat in Iowa golf.
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David Davis
Whiskey Hollow Wins Doubleheader In Sunday Game
The Whiskey Hollow team beat Bloom's Grocers 5 to 0 and Fruitland 8 to 2 in a Sunday doubleheader at Fruitland diamond. White pitched the first game for the winners allowing two hits and no runs.
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Columbus Extends lead as Hauser nears record in A A loop
Columbus by seven games leads the American Association standings with Joe Hauser of Minneapolis nearing Nick Culope's homer mark at 54. Hauser hit his 48th and 49th homers as Minneapolis split with Milwaukee while St. Paul moved within one game of Minneapolis by sweeping Kansas City. Indianapolis stays fourth by dividing with Toledo. Toledo won game one 10 to 5, then lost 15 to 1 in game two.
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Ward Kittenball Lineups Set for Tuesday Night Clash
Albert Barry, third ward captain, and Menzo Grady, fourth ward leader, announce lineups for the ward kittenball game at the Oregon Street Diamond. Third ward features Barry and Lee Barry among eleven players. fourth ward lists Grady and fourteen teammates ready for action.
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Dewey Karg
Glen Kemp
Jerry Metz
J. A. Boone
Thomas Dilley
Howard Griffith
John Barry
C. Brown
E. Buckles
R. Slack
C. Vetter
D. Stroh
C. Schrader
H. Holzhauer
Ww. Freese
D. Schreurs
M. Taylor
H. Lang
T. Nickles
J. Cracraft
Next Sunday Whiskey Hollow Meets Prima at Oregon Street Field
Local match set for next Sunday between Whiskey Hollow and Prima on the Oregon Street field. Event promises competitive play with teams traveling to the city venue for a morning kickoff.
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Prima
Oregon Street Field
Indees Defeat Chevrolets 5-2 in Sunday Tilt
Muscatine defeated Davenport's Chevrolets 5 to 2 at League Field Sunday afternoon. Bud Fabrizius pitched eight innings, allowing five hits with eight strikeouts and two walks. Davenport scored in the eighth. next Sunday the Indees face the Moline Cardinals at Weed Park.
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England Takes Davis Cup Net Match From U S
England defeated the United States four matches to one at Roland Garros to reach the challenge round against France. Austin clinched the series with a four-set win over Allison, while Perry defeated Vines by default after Vines fainted late in the fifth set. The U S doubles victory came from Lott and Van Ryn over Perry and Hughes. Over 2 billion dollars has been spent globally on radios in the past decade.
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Bunny) Austin
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Germantown
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George Patrick Hughes
Allison
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Sidney B. Wood
England
Card Five Games at Oregon Field Tonight and Tuesday
A slate of baseball and club games set at Oregon Field with schedules for Tuesday evening. Auto matic and Golden Glow clash at 6 30 p m and County club faces Whiskey Hollow at 8 p m under lights. East Hill meets Atlas at 6 30 p m and Third and Fourth ward tango at 8 p m. Baptists duel South End A C s at 10 p m.
Theater Nine Edges Arden in High-Scoring Tilt
Ardon ReServes lost 9 to 7 to Muscatine after a tight game at Palace Theater Sunday afternoon. Laughlin Chelf and Maher pitched for Muscatine allowing four hits, while Arden committed nine errors unearned runs keeping the score close.
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Washington Golf Team Beats Muscatine in Return Match
The Washington Country club linksmen defeated Muscatine Sunday afternoon at Washington after Muscatine won the first match in the home-and-home series. Vic Westphal led with 75 and Belitt added 78 as Washington took the win. Next Sunday Iowa City Country club visits Muscatine for a return contest.
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Muskies Ready Against Carroll Club in State Meet
The Muscatine Muskies meet Carroll Club in Des Moines at 8:15 p m in the second round of the state semi pro baseball tournament. Both teams had first round byes and the Muskies bring a 13 15 season mark with two one run losses. new uniforms purchased by local businessmen accompany the squad.
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Ranking Tennis Stars to Tangle in Annual Meet
Seabright New Jersey opens with top players led by Frankie Parker ranked No. 2 behind Sidney Wood of New York. Frank Shields, who defeated Gregory Mangin in Crescent-Hamilton finals, seeded third with Mangin fourth as the Sea bright invitation tournament begins.
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