Giants Lose Ground as Cubs Climb in NL Standings
Giants manager Terrible Bill Terry faces a thinning lineup and slumping bats as the club’s lead over the Cubs narrows to a game and a half. Cardinals ride a four‑game win streak while Red Ruffing’s seven‑hitter fuels a Yankee win. Pirates and Dodgers post关键 results. White Sox, Tigers struggle, and standings shift across the league.
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Bill
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Terry
Terriers
Cubs
Terrible bin
Polo Grounds
Harry Gumbert
Elg Bower
Harry
Pittspurgh Pirates
Indees to Play Two Strong Clubs Here on Sunday
The Muscatine Independent nine will host two strong clubs at League field Sunday afternoon. The Inde es will face the Bergen's Beer Batons of Davenport and the Fire Chiefs, meeting the latter first, in a benefit for Art Vetter. Games start at 2 p.m. Prizes include beer, soda, chicken dinner, ice cream, and a Ritz cafe bottle prize for top hitters.
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Muscatine
League Field
Muscatine Independent Nine
Oakville Fire Chiefs
Pyice Standay
Indees
Behren
Davenport
Fire Chiefs
Art Vetter
Tadets
Oakdale
Paradise Inn
St.Claire E
Ritz
Boosters
W. and
W. Stand
Lemon Market Boosted by Baseball Trader Tales in Capital
The capital market for lemons thrives as fans create citrus showers at Griffiths Stadium amid a Dykes Kuhel Bonura triangle. Manager Jimmy Dykes swapped Bonura to the Senators for Kuhel last spring, triggering a playful feud with fans pelting players with lemons and verbal barbs during Chicago Washington exchanges.
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Nationals
Chicago White Sox
Griffith's Stadium
Jimmy Dykes
Sox
Joe Kuhel
Zeke Bonura
Bonura
Senators
Kuhel
Big Zeke
Chicago
Washington
Bonnie
District of Columbia
Worthy
Iemons
Rahel
Chubby
League Leaders American Batting and National Pitching
Summary of league leaders across American and National leagues with top figures in batting runs and RBIs. Notable names include Trosky Cleveland Averill Foxx Cronin Nerit Keltner Greenberg Lewis Lavagello Ott Galan Goodman McCormick Hubbell Rizzo Mize Siplen and others.
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Trosky
Cleveland
Averill
Foxx
Boston
National
Lavagello
Brooklyn
Ott
New York
Galan
Chicago
McCormick
Cincinnati
Goodman
Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Mize
St. Louis
Siplen
Hubbell
Major Heroes Shine In Rough Baseball Roundup
Yankees win 5 1 over Tigers as seven hitter strikes out five. Cubs' Lee notches a third straight shutout as Bees fall 4 9. Cardinals rally behind Owen and Padgett with key late runs to edge Phillies. Owen's clutch two out hit drives in winning run after Padgett homer.
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Yankees
Fanning
Tigers
Bill Lee
Cubs
Hanking Bees
Mickey Owen
Don Pidgett
Cardinals
Owen
Ith
Eisning
Philles
Padgett
Baseball Recap Highlights from the Weekend Action
Wes Farrell of the Senators framed a 3-1 win over the White Sox with six hits. Earl Averill of the Indians swatted a triple and a single driving in four as they beat the Athletics 10-5. Delph Carilli of the Dodgers contributed a triple and single for a 5-4 victory over the Reds. Bob Runger and Lee Handley of the Pirates starred as Klinger limited the Giants to eight hits while Handley added two singles and two RBIs in a 5-? win.
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Wes Farrell
Senators
White Sox
Earl Averill
Indians
Athletics
Delph Carilli
Dodgers
Tin
Reds
Bob Runger
Lee Handley
Pirates
Klinger
Giante
Handley
Hawkeyes rebound in league wins after south swing
Manager Bi Teery offers Ly Berger and Lou Chinuza to the Pirates for infielder Pop Young while Pie Traynor of Pittsburgh nixes the idea. Iowa’s baseball team returns from the Southland with little to show, yet the Hawkeyes win seven of ten conference games to claim the league title as fans ride the ups and downs of a troubled season.
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Bi Teery
Ly Berger
Louw Chiitsburgh
Pop Young
Pie Traynor
Bucs
Iowa
Southland
Hawkeye
Chicago
Zeke Bonawra
Janettas
Westher
Sol
Nex Traynor
Teery
Traynor
Wally Berger
Pirate
Lou Chinuza
Hawkeyes
Gulf States
Cash Abandons Hope For Missing Boy In Pennsylvania
Princeton Pennsylvania mother and father, James and Cash, Sr, express waning hope for 11 year old James Cash after a weekend kidnapping. About 2,000 volunteers had searched 120 square miles with federal agents led by Edgar Hoover continuing the probe. The Cash family remains hopeful a breakthrough will soon reveal the boy’s fate.
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Princeton
Pla
Idden
James Bailey Cash
Cash
United States Loses Walker Cup Match as Haas Falls
In St Andrews Scotland England Alex Kyle defeated Fred Haas Jr of New Orleans 5 and 4 to give Britain its sixth Walker Cup victory. Charles Yaves from Atlanta led Jim Bruen of Treand by two at the last nine holes of their 36 hole singles. Hector Thomson led U S amateur Johnny Goodman by seven after the first afternoon nine.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Great Britain
United States
Alex Kyle
England
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Britain
Charles Yaves
Atlanta
Jim Bruen
Treand
Hector Thomson
U. S
Johnny Goodman
League Kittenball Games Rained Out
The M. C. A. Kittenball standings remained unchanged after rain washed out two games. Richard’s nine led Roach & Musser 7 to 3 when their game ended after the second inning at Weed Park, while Grace Lutheran and Mulford were scoreless through two and a half innings at Jefferson Field before rain halted play.
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Richard's
Roach& Musser
Weed Park
Grace Lutheran
Mulford
Jeffeyson Field
Fight results from multiple cities headline tight card
Kansas City Nissinger outpointed Ligrone in a 140 pound bout in Kansas City. Minneapolis Andreff outpointed Lenhart at 192 in Minneapolis. Dallas Ramey outpointed Britton at 133 in Dallas. Port Arthur Jaguer defeated Zhong in a 176 bout in Galveston. Rosenbloom outpointed Nova for the California heavyweight title in Hollywood.
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Kansas City
Pat Nissinger
Jimmy Ligrone
Des. Moines
Minneapolis
Franck Andreff
Fred Lenhart
White Bear Lake
Minn
Dallas
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gutpointer
Reno Britton
Miami
Pla
Port Arthur
Tax
Jack Aaguer
Galveston
Raljush Zhong
New Orleans
Drew
Holywood
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lou Nova
California
Cape Sable inquiry spans Florida and Indiana in kidnap case
Federal agents and state police pursued leads from Cape Sable to the Tantiami rail and to Indiana as they questioned voluntary witnesses. Names include M. F. Braxton, Ray Rayburn, and a Redlands youth connected to James S. Cash. A $10,000 ransom was paid with serials broadcast while Hoover visited Princeton and investigators hoped kidnappers would use part of the money.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami
The
Miami Herald
M. F. Braxton
Princeton Carpenter
Ray Rayburn
Jon
Redlands
James 5. Cash
Florida
Indiana
Skeegie
Fower
Ind
Princeton
Conservation Aims to Boost State Fish and Game Populations
The state conservation commission urges residents to avoid disturbing fish during spawning and to protect nesting birds. Spawning areas are posted and landlocked catfish seasons closed to allow breeding. The agency also warns against poison ivy and offers a witch hazel remedy. It asks bait dealers to conserve minnows, stressing their role as both bait and food for game fish.
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State Commissi
The
Conservation Commission
Commission
State Commission
Towa
Bulletin
Breeding and Variation Drive Plant Race Continuity
The text notes that the ability to produce alike sustains plant races and the unchanged perpetuation of their kind, while breeders rely on a plant’s tendency to vary to develop few and different species.
Round-Up Of Interesting Notes In Sports
Round-Up Of Interesting Notes In Sports features varied items from boxing to baseball. It mentions Max Schmeling, Joe Louis, Gene Tunney, and Buck Newsom in trade and exhibition chatter, plus college and professional notes on players, managers, and possible franchises.
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Max Schmeting
Gene Tunney
Pompton Lakes
Joe Louis
Gene
League baseball games listed with multiple matchups
In a busy schedule the league features Cleveland versus New York and Detroit, Philadelphia versus Chicago, and St Louis facing Boston. Rain affects several games while New York leads 5 to 1 and Cleveland 10 to 3 in crowds of key matchups today.
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Fenricksn
Mueller
Chicago
Leo Ant Hare
Pittsburgh
New York
Pitshurky
Gunbert, Lohrman, Brown and Danning
Ringer and
Todd
Cudeiniati
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Poserlet
Phelps
Cincinnati
Derringer
Davis
Lombard
St. Lowis
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KTOL
St Louis
Pauladalph
Malcahy
Atwood
Wrilabd
Hatyell
Owen
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Detroit
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Ferterézy'a
Washington
Senieda Bata
Su Luis
Bostoe
Chicigo
Proledelphia
Vilson
St. Louis
York
Es Basan
Cincinney
St. Louis Orres Ai O
Lou Boudreau Signs Three Way Contract With Cleveland
Lou Boudreau, star athlete from the University of Illinois, signs a three way contract with the Cleveland Indians allowing play in Double A, A, or B leagues. He is declared ineligible by the Big Ten conference and plans to finish his degree. Also reports include scores: New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
New York
Coast Battler
Ross
Lou Ambers
Champaign
Lous Boudreau
University of Illnois
Big Ten
Wes
Cleveland
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