Phils Stay Hot in Win Over Brooklyn to Extend Lead
The Phillies beat Brooklyn 6 to 2 for their seventh win in nine starts as Walter Leran was knocked around and Remy Kremer starred for Pittsburgh in a 2 to 1 victory. The Cardinals widened their edge over the Reds to four games by beating the Cubs 6 to 2 in Chicago. The Giants were rained out in Boston while the Yankees and Athletics split a twin bill.
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Muskies to Play Junction Sunday
Muscatine’s Muskies travel to Columbus Junction Sunday for the third game of the season. The 2 39 start follows two early wins, 4 3 at Wapello and 6 5 against Chicago Aces, with two practice sessions this week as a keen rivalry builds. Managers Nietzel and Downey seek a strong lineup for a July 1 League field appearance.
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Hudkins Battles Walker Tonight at Comiskey Park
World middleweight title clash pits Ace Hudkins of Nebraska against Mickey Walker in a 10 round decision bout at Comiskey Park Chicago. Promoters expect a crowd up to 49 900 with big gate receipts as Hudkins seeks his first title in eight years while Walker hopes to defend his crown despite a 7 to 5 betting favorite status.
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Pennock Praises Ossie Orwell as Real Moundsman
New York reporter Herb Pennock calls Ossie Orwell, Athletics rookie southpaw, the potential best in the league within three years. Pennock, famed for his own pitching, lauds Orwell's curve, fastball, and control after watching him handle the Yankees in a recent game.
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Chicago Title Fight Reports Tonight From Cedar Street Journal
Round by round reports of the Ace Hudkins versus Mickey Walker title bout in Chicago will be broadcast from the Cedar Street aide of the Journal. Associated Press will carry ringside news to the Journal machines and an announcer will relay updates as received. Local wire opens at 6 p.m. Main bout expected to start between 7 30 and 9 p.m Muscatine time.
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Doeg Reaches Semi Finals In Iowa State Tennis
John Doeg of Santa Monica already advanced to the semifinals in the Iowa state tennis singles after three straight-set wins. The day features multiple quarterfinals and semifinals across men and women including Coggeshall, Kong, Brown Lum, O Connell, Thurman, and Gladman. The main fight is planned to start between 830 and 900 pm CST with six preliminaries.
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World’s Best Golfers Ready For National Open Start
Top players from around the globe gather at Olympia Field for the four round National Open. Notables include Walter Hagen, Bobby Jones, Archie Compston, Aubrey Boomer, Rufus Stewart, and Tommy Armour leading the field. Stars face stiff qualifying rounds as open championship action begins.
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Favorites Survive Opening Round of State Golf Meet
Favorites advanced in the Iowa state golf tournament opening round. Lee Herron of Sioux City, defending champion, beat E A Howe of Harlan 6 and 5. Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa, state open champion, eliminated Ralph Rider of Des Moines 3 and 1. Bob McKee defeated a youth as part of a medal score record set with Bob McRary, 142. Eddie Sherwin of Des Moines won 4 and 3. L B Maytag beat Art Harscher 3 and 2. G Decker French of Davenport fell to Pete Jordan 4 and 3.
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Toro and Misstep Favored to Take Latonia Derby
Toro and Misstep, two top three year olds, are favored for the Latonia derby at Latonia Kentucky to be run Saturday. The mile and a half race features the nations leading contenders with recent Derby form cited as a gauge of potential outcome.
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Rolf's pinnacle competition aims for 72 holes
The field plays 18 holes today and again tomorrow to produce a top group for a 36 hole Saturday finale. A single bad putt or shot may decide winner in the 72 hole contest.
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Iowa amateurs contest state golf quarter finals
Eight Iowa amateurs from Davenport Sioux City Des Moines and Ottumwa begin shore quarter final matches for the state amateur championship. Lee Herron and Chet Yeaman seek to defend the title with Nordstrom Ira Allen and Bart lett contesting the other quarter final paths. Bartlett of Ottumwa faces Jack Batham, while Bob McKee and Denmar Miller also advance to the next round.
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Ames in Factory League Results in One Sided Verdicts
Heine's team beat the Hawkeye club 11 to 1 and Roach and Munser defeated the Iowa Pearl 17 to 9 in two Factory league games. Upcoming games include Baptists versus Grace Lutherans at Weed Park and Huttig versus McKee at League Park tonight, with Milford and Musserville set for Weed Park Friday.
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Indianapolis bout sees Sarabhas defeat Conway
Frank Sarabhas of Omaha defeats Al Conway of Philadelphia in a boxing match held in Indianapolis, the result noted with a 19 victory count.
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