Lowly Boston Red Sox Rise Past Yanks Again
The Boston Red Sox climb out of the cellar to sixth place by beating the New York Yankees 8 to 5. They gained support from Morale boosts and slugging from Marty McManus and Roy Johnson after Tony Lazzeri homered for the Yanks. The win also influenced the AL standings as other results unfolded.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Senth Place
Red Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Yanks
Tony Lazzeri
Sox
Marty McManus
Roy Johnson
Yankee Red Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Muskies Aim for Third Straight Win in L I Baseball
Muscatine’s Muskies seek their third consecutive win when they face the Northwest Davenport Boosters at Credit Island Davenport starting at 3 p m The Muskies beat the Boosters 5 4 here two weeks ago and the visitors will try to rebound Schroeder tops the Boosters pitching lineup for the Sunday matchup Muscatine fields Faulhaber Hildebrand Jacobs McIntyre Nietzel Vetter T Jacobs and Lefty Hidelbaugh with Lefty Hidelbaugh joining this week Tommy Jacobs out with a sore arm for the Muskies.
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Muscatine
Muskies
Northwest Davenport Boosters
Credit Island
Davenport
Boosters
Schroeder
Faulhaber
Hildebrand
Gib Jacobs
Buck McIntyre
Bill Nietzel
Bob Vetter
T. Jacobs
Hidelbaugh
Tommy Jacobs
Standings and schedule among CSrandin Western League clubs
Western League standings show Joplin Topeka and St Joseph among leaders with Des Moines and Omaha also listed. National League results include Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with upcoming games. American League notes Boston New York and Cleveland Detroit games postponed while Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville played and upcoming Columbus Indianapolis Toledo Louisville matchups are listed.
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National League
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Smith
Hoytse Grace
Tinning and Hartnett
Philadelphia
R. H.E. Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Thurston and Lopez
Hansen
Collins
Pickerel
Liska
Davis
New York
Boston
Fallenstein
Zachary
Hogan
Fitzsimmons
Spencer and
Mancuso
American League
R. H.E
Allen
van Atta
Dickey
H. Johnson
Weiland
Ferrell
Gooch
Couper Muskies
Davenport
Ed Sotnee
Joplin
Topeka
Spri
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Ietchinesa
Des Moines
Omaha
Muskogee
Hutchinson
National
Pittsbee
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
Columbus
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Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
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Ste Saben
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Washington
Philedsipna
Tees
St. Louis
Pet
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Milwaukee
Alexandria girls drum corps to perform at Jefferson field tonight
Alexandria Minnesota high school girls drum and bugle corps, on its fourth goodwill tour, will give an exhibition at Jefferson field between games of a doubleheader kittenball program to raise funds for League field rent. Two five inning kittenball games follow, featuring United Brethren vs Eagles and Muscatine Elks vs Iowa City Elks, with no admission but a collection taken.
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Alexandria
Jefferson Field
League
Alexandria, Minn
American Legion
United Brethren
Eagles
Muscatine
West Liberty Kittenball Team Seeks Sunday Game
The Irey and Nichols kittenball team, led by manager Joe Walters, announced it will play Sunday at 2:30 p m with any team wishing to participate, seeking flexible schedule for a match.
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West Liberty
Irey and Nichols
Joe Walters
Bloom's Juniors Win Cedar Camp Tournament
Bloom's Juniors defeated South End Juniors 5 to 1 in the final. Schreurs pitched both Bloom victories with Haller on the mound for South End. Other teams in the tournament were Cedar Camp Brownies and Wilton Juniors. Ack for Wat- fom:
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Bloom
Cedar Camp
South End
Schreurs
Haller
Cedar Camp Brownies
Wilton
Lights Defeat Methodists 3-0 On Monroe Street Field
The Light and Water kittenball team beat the Methodists 3 to 0 at Monroe Street Field Thursday night. Dieckman earned the win with one safe hit, backed by Heerd. Sywassink and Cracker faced the loss for the Methodists.
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Methodists
Monroe Street
Dieckman
Heerd
Dave Sywassink
Cracker
Prima
South End
Oregon Street
George Haller
Haller
Clair Newell
Earl Lutz
Sam Philpott
Pallischeck
Havemann
D. Swank
Grady
E. Haller
A. C
Halle
Ee Tees
Swank
If Haller
Forfeits Recorded In Kittenball League Night Action
Thursday night results show four forfeits and four completed games. Roach and Musser defeated Postoffice 3 to 2, Ro-Li-Co beat Golden Glow 6 to 4, the 57 club beat the 304 club 8 to 1, and the United Brethren forfeited to Walnut Street Baptists.
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Roach
Musser
Postoffice
Ro-Li-Co
Golden Glow
United Brethren
Walnut Street Baptists
Musserville
Mulford, Field
League Baptists
Grace Lutheran New Diamond
Elks
Eagles
Jefferson Field
Lions
Grafil Club
Old Diamond
304
Miller
Bill Nietzel
Griffith
Dietrich
Martin
Hatfield
Smith
Prima
Ro- Li-Co
Rollie Rieke
C. Theobald
R. H. FO
Knetsch
Meeker
Beri
Armstrong
King
Sinkler
Praternal
Moose
County Club
DeMolay
Esses Ace
Rotary Club
Pythians
St. Mathias
Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Mulford See See Or 8 500 Zion Lutheran Eee See Oe Musseerville
Park
M. E. Eee
Presbyterian
Heinz Deseatte Huttig
Iowa Pearl
Roach and Musser Postoffice
Fet City Club
Atlas
Palace iNiard
Light and Water
Roi-Co
Montgomery ‘Ward
Snack Shack
Methodists
Dad's Snack Shack defeats Park Avenue Methodists 10 to 7
Dad's Snack Shack kittens beat the Park Avenue Methodists 10 to 7 on Thursday afternoon at the old diamond in Weed Park. Maher and Campbell starred for the winners while Boice Pulse and Worrell played for the Methodists.
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Dad’s
Snack Shack
Park Avenue
Nation's Stars in Competition at Soldier Field
Track and field stars from high schools colleges and universities gather at Soldier Field for the national collegiate and interscholastic championships preliminaries. Olympic champions highlight a field including Ralph Metcalfe Glenn Cunningham Charles Hornbostel and Jesse Owens with finals set for Saturday night under floodlights. Prep stars from Arkansas City Kansas and others vie for titles as the nation’s top young athletes compete for records and team honors across the events.
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Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Soldier Field
United States
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Jack Keller
Ohio State
William Graber
Southern California
Bob van Osdel
Duncan McNaughton
Edgar Ablowish
Trojans
Willis Ward
University of Michigan
Indiana University
Harvard
Michigan
Stanford
Pennant Factory Team Drops Schmitt's Eagles 3 1 at Ninth Street
The Pennant Factory league squad defeated Schmitt's Eagles 3 to 1 on the Ninth Street diamond. Brown and Washburn pitched for the winners with Schmitt and Goddard taking the loss. Dolman homered with a man on in the fifth to break the 1 1 tie.
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Kittenhaml
Schmitt
Eagles
Ninth Street
Brown
Washburn
Goddard
Dolman
Coupor
Schlitz Beats Iowa Poultry Farm in Extra Inning Tilt
Schlitz kittenball team defeats Iowa Poultry Farm 5 to 4 after an extra inning at Fletch er avenue diamond. Benson drove in the decisive run on Gibbon's eighth inning triple. Carlysle and Weismiller pitched for Schlitz while Rankin handled pitching for Iowa Poultry Farm.
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Schlitz
Iowa Poultry Farm
Fletcher Avenue
Benson
Gibbon
Carlysle and Weismiller
Rankin
Miss Robinson Meets Buchanan in Trans-Miss Golf Semi
Des Moines reports Lucile Robinson 22, of Des Moines, facing Phyllis Buchanan of Denver in the Trans Miss golf semifinals as Mrs. D. W. Snyder of Kansas City and Mrs. Lillian Zech of Chicago vie for the other finals spot. Robinson won two matches 2 and 1 and 2 and 1, after defeating Wichita’s Mrs. Charles Newbold and Denver’s Mrs. Jack Scott, while Buchanan has breezed through to this stage with two 13th-hole wins and a 7 and 5 victory over Mrs. J. A. Walter.
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Don McGuire
Associated Press
Des Moines
Lucile Robinson
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
D. W. Snyder
Kansas City
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Jack Scott
Miss Buchanan
J. A. Walter
Robinson
Newbold
Robinson- Buchanan
Snyder
Gordon Slade Returns to St. Louis Lineup
Gordon Slade, one of four players barred from Columbus for salary scale violations, is recalled to the St. Louis Cardinals. Sam Breadon, president of the St. Louis club, said he would replace the four players Art Shires Charley Wilson Jim Lindsay and Slade to restore the roster.
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St. Louis
Gordon Slade
Columbus
American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Art Shires
Charley Wilson
Jim Lindsay
Slade
Journal Juniors Triumph Over Aces 6 to 0
The Journal Juniors shut out the Sycamore Aces 6 to 0 at Jefferson Field Thursday afternoon. Nau of The Journal pitched a no hit no run game, while Chelf caught for The Journal.
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Journal
Sycamore Aces
Jefferson Field
Nau
The
Chelf
Chicagoan Rallies To Win 20th Hole In Tough Match
The Chicagoan erased a two hole deficit after 16 holes to square the match with a birdie on 18 and then converted a trap escape on the 20th to defeat Mrs. Leon Solomon of Memphis who three putted on 19.
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Leon Solomon
Memphis
Local baseball schedule near Muscatine announced
Southwest of Muscatine the Golden Glow club plays at 2 p m and the Letts Tigers at 1 p m on Sunday.
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Muscatine
Golden Glow Club
Letts Tigers
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General Insurance Agency
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