Rumors and Scores Fill Wings Sports Column
The column notes mixed results in five doubleheaders with four sweeps and a Sox Senators split. It relays rumors of Babe Ruth possibly joining the Boston Braves in a managerial capacity, Ray L Dean's baseball club interests, and House of David figures courting Alabama Pitts. Also corrects local batting averages and mentions cottonseed flour gains.
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George Herman
Babe” Ruth
Boston Braves
Babe
Emil Fuchs
Ray L. Dean
Omaha Western League Baseball
Ray
House of David
Ray Dean
Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing Prison
Judge Landis
Albany
International League
Dean
Big League
Diamonds
Grove Recovers Magic as Red Sox Sweep Tigers in Detroit
Boston's Lefty Grove returns to form mopping up Detroit with a 3-1 first game win and a 1-2 loss in the nightcap as Wes Ferrell shines in relief. The doubleheader also features the Reds stunning the Giants with a pair of victories at the Polo Grounds and Crosstown action with White Sox, Phillies, Pirates, and Cubs posting varied results.
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Chicago White Sox
Washington
Bills
White Sox
Senators
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Giants
Connie Mack
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Tige
Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Cleveland
Grove
Joe Sullivan
Wes Ferrell
Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Fighting
Reds
Polo Grounds
Clydell Cashman
Tony Freita
Leroy Hermann
Cub
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
St. Louis
al Simons
Yankees
Local League Ball Tonight See Elks and Iowas Pearl Take Wins
In Y M C A league play at three diamonds Elks beat Eagles 11 1 while Iowa Pearl defeated Iaa Maes 13 5 and Grace Lutheran shutout First Methodists 5 0. Dieckman Wilded for Eagles as Elks pounded 11 hits. Manjovine wild for Ina Maes and six runners in first inning helped Iowa Pearl surge to lead before Scotty Griffin came in.
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Moose
DeMolay
Old Diamond Weed Park
Palace Billiards
Pennant
Jefferson Field
Presbyterians
Mulford
New Diamond
Elks
Eagles
Iowa Pearl
Iaa Mae’s
Grace Lutheran
Methodists
The
New
Weed Park
Moose Lodge
Dieckman Wild
Dieckman
Ollie Bently
Mike Blaesing
Tommy Wilder
Jose Manjovne
Ina Mae
Manjoine
Manjoiie
Scotty Griffin
Wildness
Graham
South End A C and Superior Dairy scrap to 13 innings
South End A C and Superior Dairy battled to a 7 all tie after 13 innings at Oregon Street field before about 1000 fans. Lefty Haller started for the A C while E Frandsen pitched for Superior as both sides missed scoring chances late and the game ended at 11 15 p m with no winner.
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South End A. C
Superior Dairy
F. Frandsen
A. C’s
Roth
Haller
Marksmen Schedule June Matches for Muscatine Rifle Club
Muscatine Rifle club announces a June slate per secretary Dr. J G Johnston. The calendar includes a regional Illowa dewar match on June 16 with 20 shots at 50 yards and 20 at 100 yards, the third annual Wilson cup on June 23 with the same distances, and an Illinois state regional match on June 30 in Milan plus individual Dewar and Navy events. Prizes include basic medals, classification bars, and Illinois medals for Milan placements. ranges open at 9 am with entries closing at 2 pm.
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Muscatine Rifle Club
J. G. Johnston
Illowa Dewar
Muscatine
Milan
Navy
Illinois
Golfers Ready for Geneva Club Championship Opening
Qualifying at Geneva Golf and Country Club begins today for the annual club championship. The 18 hole match play event runs June 19 through July 4 with three divisions and prizes for division winners. Harold Sport Figg seeks a repeat title as a strong favorite in a deep field.
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Geneva Golf and Country Clu
Charles G. Miller
Harold
Figg
Baer Braddock Title Fight Favored Baer at 5 to 1
Alan Gould reports from New York that heavyweight champion Baer is a strong 5 to 1 favorite over James Braddock in the Madison Square Garden bout. Braddock is seen as game but undermatched, with gate projections around 250000 dollars. Baer is considered in good condition and unlikely to underestimate Braddock despite doubts about hand injury risks.
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New York
Campion Max Adelbert Baer
James J Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Long Island City
Baer
Braddock
Broadway
Braddocks
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Clarke
Associated Press
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Lefty” Grove
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Bean
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Hudlin
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