Week four yields no hit thriller in kittenball league
Eddie Maher of Red Paint Store nine pitched a perfect game against Gobble's Grocery at Jefferson field as the 1935 YMCA kittenball season third perfect game of the week. Heinz 57 and Red Paint Store lead their leagues with four wins no defeats and Elk nine toppled Eagles lodge 11 to 1 at Weed park.
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Eddie Maher
Red Paint Store Nine
Gobble’s Grocery
Jefferson Field
Mike Blaesing
Ellis Twirler
Graham
Iowa
Gobble’s
Maher
Mulford
Heinz
Elk’s
Eagles Lodge
Weed Park
Elks
Rod Manley
Kistner
Johnny Barger
Harry Harder
Nietzel
Shorty” Hubbard
Musserville
Marion Huber
Iaa Mae
Wiltrout
Carpenter
The
Palace Billiards
Chenoweth
the Moose
Huber
Taylor
Nugent
St. Mathias
Shontz
Red Paint Store
Stark
Legion
Gibby Jacobs
Dave Sywassink
First Methodist
C. Spieth
Grace Lutheran
John Haller
Moose
Phil Kopp
G.ab.r. Pet
Sywassink
C. Spleth
Kopp
Clark
DeMolay
Weis
G. Jacobs
Ells
Jensen
Zion Luth
Tid PD
Battey
Methodists
Smith
Ina Mae
F. Honts
Manley
Vetter
Eagles
B. Hoffman
St. Math
Edgington
A. Nietzel
Mcllrath
Presbies
L. Kinnan
Pearl
Bentley
Messenger
S.c.aa
Disley
Springborn
Kautz
First
M. E
Snyder
Tobias
Satterthwaite
Pres
Hendrickson, DeMolay
Vorwerk
Palace
Fisher
Gobble's Wilden
Goble’s
W. Axel
Rieke
G. Tobias
Rattey
Evans
Grace Luth
A. Brill
Manjoine
Allen
van Ysseldyk
H. Laughlin
Melton’s
Rylander
S.C.A.A
Indians Triumph Over Red Sox as Brenzel Shines
Cleveland’s Bill Brenzel substituted ably for the ailing Little Frankie Pytl and contributed two hits in an 11 to 2 win over Boston. The Tigers, Pirates, and Giants also posted decisive scores as Darrell Blanton and others delivered strong performances amid league action.
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Cleveland
Frankie Pytl
Buffalo
Tribe
Bill Brenzel
Boston Red Sox
Blatton
Pirates
Phillies
Arky Vaughan
Darrell
Cy) Blanton
Pittsburgh
Philly
St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Phils
Johnny Moore
Mel Ott
New York
P. Dean
Paul Dean
Ray Harrell
Braves
Feds
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Brooklyn
Nationa League
Three Games Carded in Softball Leagues
Weather permitting play in the Y M C A kittenball leagues continues tonight with three games scheduled. Heinz 57 club vs Legion at Weed park diamond Pennant and Red Paint store vs at Weed park diamond Mus Serville vs Zion Lutheran at Jefferson field Rain postponed all games Monday night and dates for play off cot thoge contests were being arranged today.
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Heinz “57
The
Legion
Weed Park
Pennant
Red
Mus Serville
Zion Lutheran Ait Jefferson
Valley Tennis Meet At Iowa City Set For July 24
The Mississippi Valley Tennis tournament will be held at the University of Iowa from July 24 to 27. About 100 players from midwestern states are expected to compete.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Fight Results From AP Card Matches Across Cities
Chicago Davey Day beat Patsy Severo in Meadville Pennsylvania. Frankie Hughes defeated Tommy Romano in Miami Beach. Charley Burns defeated Frankie Wallace in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Ed Don George beat Dick Shikat in Montreal one fall. George Zarynoff defeated Bob Langevin in Montreal one fall. Gino Garibaldi defeated Dick Davis in New Haven in straight falls.
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Montreal
Ed Don George
North Java
N. Y
Dick Shikat
Germany
George Zarynoff
Russia
Bob Langevin
New Haven
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Dick Daviscourt
California
Centerville Youth Captures Eastern Iowa Junior Golf Title
Centerville youth Chase Fan won the eastern Iowa junior golf championship at the Finkbine course with 76 70 146. Dale Smith of Cedar Rapids finished second with 76 75 151.
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Iowa City
Chase Fannon
Centerville
Long Finkbine
Dale Smith
Cedar Rapids
Braddock Named for Prize Ring from Birth in Hell's Kitchen
The early life of James J. Braddock is explored from his birth on June 7, 1906 at West 48th Street in Hell's Kitchen to his streetwise entry into boxing. Joe Gould mentors Braddock from a sparring debut to a partnership that has yielded about 250000 dollars despite no formal contract. Gould contemplates big payoffs while Braddock focuses on fighting with Joe handling management.
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Braddock
Hell’s Kitchen
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
James J. Braddock
Hell's Kitchen
West 48Th Street
Elizabeth O'Toole Braddock
Joe
Hoboken
James Jay
James J. Jeffries
County Galway
Ireland
Jim
Ralph
New Jersey
Jersey
Union City
N. J
Joe Gould
Harry Galfand
Galfund
Gould
Warrior
Jimmy
Alabama Pitts Cleared by Judge Landis for Albany Return
Edwin C Alabama Pitts, former Sing Sing athlete, won permission from Commissioner Landis to play for Albany in the International League. Landis upheld the ban on exhibition games and required a new contract with a strict clause limiting Pitts to regular league games in 1935 to protect his rehabilitation and avoid further notoriety.
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Albany
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing
Kenesaw Mountain
Hig
Judige W. G Bramham
National Association of
Association
Baer Loses Opening Round in Coast Legal Battle
In Sacramento Superior Court Judge Peter J. Shields overruled Max Baer’s demurrer to a $25,000 breach of contract suit over two failed fight contracts. The heavyweight title claimant was defeated in the first round of the legal fight, following his New York title loss last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Max Baer
New York
Peter J. Shields
Fred Marberry Becomes Student Umpire in Junior League
Fred Marberry, 36, ex Detroit Tigers relief pitcher, from Corsicana Texas, starts as a student umpire in the American League after being released by the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marberry
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Marberry
Corsicana
Tex
Tigers
New Diamond Team Organized in City
A new baseball team to be named the Bunnies A C is formed from local semi pro players. The lineup includes Murdock, B Flake, C Moss, W Moss, H Tietije, R Tietje, Fred Heerd, C Reinsager, C Flake, D Mohnssen, and J Kemble as utility players. Ted Maher, 224 Walnut Street, city, may arrange engagements.
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the Bunnies
A. C
Murdock
B. Flake
C. Moss
W. Moss
H. Tietije
R. Tietje
Fred Heerd
C. Reinsager
C. Flake
D. Mohnssen
J. Kemble
Bunnies
Ted Maher
Walnut Street
City
Quick NY Robbery Case Earns Judge Praise
In New York City the year term for an armed robbery was handed down and a key figure quickly praised the judge. "Judge Landis will never regret having made that decision," he said.
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New York City
Landis
Toledo Rallies to Beat Columbus 10-9 in Nineth
The Toledo Mud Hens erased a 9-3 deficit versus Columbus with rallies in the seventh and eighth innings to win 10-9 in the American Association race. Kansas City Blues swept Milwaukee in a doubleheader 14-4 and 5-3 to climb into a tie for third with St Paul, one point behind Minneapolis. The Indians and Louisville were rained out. Rosy Ryan delivered strong relief as Minneapolis edged St Paul 7-6.
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W. L. Petere
Davenport
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wee
Keokuk Seeteee
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Rock Island
Keokuk
Pet
New York
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Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brooklyyn
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo Mud Hens
Blues
Indians
Rosy Ryan
Keokuk Bounces Back to First Division in Western League
Keokuk rose to the first division in the Western league pennant chase after a 10 to 5 win over Omaha. The Keokuk Omaha game lasted 7 1 2 innings and featured 13 Keokuk hits while other league games were rained out.
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Keokuk
Des Moines
Indians
Omaha
Title Bout Between Braddock and Schmeling Likely in September
Madison Square Garden matchmaker Jimmy Johnston says Max Schmeling will come from Germany if guaranteed a title bout and he plans to stage Braddock versus Schmeling at the Long Island Bowl in late September.
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Braddock
Schmeling
New York
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Germany
Johnson
Long Island Bowl
Annual Geneva Club Golf Tourney Delayed by Rain
The Geneva Golf and Country Club championship is postponed due to rain. Qualifying scores will be accepted through Saturday night with Sunday as the new start date. About 35 players are expected, with Harold Spor Figg as defending champion and top favorite to win.
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Geneva
Charlie Miller
Miller
Harold “Spor
Figg
Twenty Grand Fails to Place in Ascot Classic Debut
Twenty Grand, owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney, failed to place in the Queen Anne stakes at Ascot marking his first outing in England. Fair Trial, owned by J. A. DeWar, won by three lengths with Salerina second and Monica third for Lord Carnarvon among twenty-two starters. Read the Classified Ads.
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Ascot
Eng
Keokuk Beats Omaha Duo to Move Up Standings
Keokuk defeated Omaha with two pitchers allowing runs in all but two innings. The win lifted Keokuk to fourth place, two games behind Davenport for first.
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Omaha
Keokuk
Davenport
Doubleheader Sunday at Weed park sparks league race
Muscatine Independent baseball and girls kittenball feature a Sunday program at Weed park with two games. Muscatine All Stars girls face Grant State club Davenport and Indees meet Iowa City Odd Fellows in a hardball Atlas Player League clash. Iowa City beat the Indees 3 1 earlier this season. Walcott tangles with Davenport Paramount in a Sunday doubleheader. A four team tie for first is possible if Davenport and Walcott split and Town City beats the Indees. Flea Schroeder will start for the Indees and Kootch Smith for the Odd Fellows.
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Weed Park Field
Muscatine Independent Baseball Club
Muscatine All Stars
Grant Stote Club
Davenport
Indees
Iowa City Odd Fellows
Iowa City
Walcott
Davenport Paramount Club
Flea” Schroeder
Grant Wins Opening Tilt in Net Tourney
Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta opened defense of his national clay courts title in Chicago by dominating the Dixie amateur event. He defeated Hel Surface of Kansas City 6-1 6-2 6-2 to erase his final opponent.
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Nashville
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Chicago
Hel
Kansas City
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