Prima Edges Palace Billiards In Eleven Innings
In a twilight marathon at Jefferson field Prima outlasted Palace Billiards 6 to 5 in eleven innings after a 3 to 3 deadlock. Ruby Prima doubled in the tenth, followed by singles from C. Moss and Newell for two runs, and B. Moss delivered the decisive hit in the eleventh. Musserville beat First Methodists 7 to 6 at the old Weed park, and Iowa Pearl crushed Automatic 14 to 5 at the new Weed park.
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Prima
Palace Billiards
Jefferson Field
Musserville
Methodists
Weed Park
Iowa
Pearl
Knights of Pythias
League Field
Palace
Ruby Prima
C. Moss
Newell
Tobias
B. Moss
Billiard Boys
Rally
M. E. Outfit
South Enders
Dave Sywassink
Methodist Moundsman
Taylor
Rnne James
Iowa Pearl
Thorp
Bill Kinnan
FE. Hoffman
Lewis
Knigits
Pythias
Elks
Joplin Topeka Clouters Stage Home Run Race
In a Western league tilting for first half glory Bill Frierson of Joplin and Vic Shiell of Topeka hit homeruns in a 7 6 win by the Miners over the Senators. Frierson's eighth long ball and Shiell's seventh helped tilt the standings as St Joseph’s 7 game streak was broken.
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Associated Press
Bill Frierson
Joplin
Vic Shiell
Topeka
Senators
Shiell
Joe Berry
Miners
St. Joseph
Springfield Cardinals
Red Birds
Richardson
Pearson
Omaha
Saints
Hutchinson
Packers
Phillips
Evans
Muskogee Oilers
Des Moines
Demons
Brown
Grant
Petty
Moreau
Oilers
Los
Mike Riegert
University of Iowa
McGraw All Star Chiefs to Lead NL of Classic Battle
John McGraw will head an all star National League squad at Comiskey Park Chicago on July 6 with coaching help from Bill McKechnie and Max Carey and a 23 man pool of players. McGraw may use discretion on batting orders and substitutions after the game.
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National League
New York
John McGraw
Comiskey Park
Chicago
McGraw
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Tribune
Connie Mack
John A. Heydler
Cleveland News
Vines Tops Seeded List at Wimbledon
London P I Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena heads the seeded list for men's singles at Wimbledon defending the title from last year. Following him are Crawford, Cochet, Austin, Sutter, Perry, Satoh, and Lee. In women's singles Helen Wills Moody leads seeds with Round, Scriven, Mathieu, Jacobs, Krahwinkel, Jedrzejowska, and Payot in pursuit.
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London
England
Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Round
Margaret Scriven
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Hilda Krahwinkel
Germany
Mase. J. Jedrzejowska
Poland
Lolette Payot
Switzerland
Loughran and Hamas Set For Fourth Boxing Showdown
Tommy Loughran and Steve Hamas meet tonight at Yankee Stadium in a 10 round feature on Tim Mara's boxing card. Hamas, once a top heavyweight prospect, has battled a knee injury but says it is cured. Their prior meetings included a knockout by Hamas and a disputed decision in the leg.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Steve Hamas
Penn State College
Tim Mara
Yankee Stadium
Hamas
Penn State
Philadelphia
Jin
Loughran
Mike Riegert Aids Demons in Victory
Des Moines Iowa April 1933 Des Moines Western League star Mike Riegert signed by club president E Lee Keyser helped the Demons end a slump with an 8 to 7 win over Muskogee. Riegert played center field and contributed one hit with flawless defense in his first game back in professional baseball.
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Des Moines
Mike Riegert
University of Iowa
Demons
Muskogee
St. Louis
E. Lee Keyser
Riezert
Eichenauer Rifle Team Extends Streak With 980 941 Win
Eichenauer rifles beat Brainerd Minnesota 980 to 941 in a postal 100 yard match for their 24th straight victory. Muscatine sent its top aggregate score of the year. Brainerd results list Elmus Diercks 198 and others. Brainerd’s top scores included C Flasta 193 and C Pardin 191.
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TheEichenauer
Brainerd, Minn
Baltimore
Muscatine
Brainerd
Eichenauers
Elmus _ Diercks
Charles Robinson
Frances Rabedeaux
Rhea Williams
Walter van Zyle
C. Flasta
C. Par‘din
F. Soeddey
B. Bennington
F. Presstum
League Leaders Including Tuesday's Games
National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies batting .359 with 54 RBIs and 13 homers, Fullis also with 91 hits, Martin of the Cardinals at 51 runs, Klein leading in doubles with 21 and Klein and Martin among top hitters. American League leaders show Simmons of the White Sox batting .366, Gehrig of the Yankees 58 runs and 59 RBIs, Manush of the Senators 91 hits, Combs with 10 triples, Gehrig 16 homers, Walker of the Tigers 14 stolen bases, and Allen of the Yankees 5-1 as the top pitcher.
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Associated Press
National League
Klein
Phillies
Martin
Cardinals
Fullis
Simmons
White Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Doubies
Sewell
Cronin
Combs
Walker
Tigers
Allen
United Brethren Juniors Win 6 5 In Extra Inning Bout
The United Brethren Junior team defeated the First Presbyterian nine 6 to 5 in an extra inning game at the U B diamond Tuesday night. B Laughlin and H Laughlin pitched for the winners while Brannon and Satterthwaite formed the losing battery.
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United Brethren
First Presbyterian
U. B. Diamond
B. Laughlin
H. Laughlin
Brannon and Satterthwaite
Wrestling match results for New York and San Francisco
Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks Michigan threw Paul Boesch of Brooklyn in 27 minutes 8 seconds in New York. Bob Kruse of Oswego Oregon defeated Dan Koloff in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Bob Kruse
Oswego
Ore
Dan Koloff
Major Heroes Shine With Multi Hit Games Across League
Major league stars delivered big performances with power and clutch hitting. Joe Medwick of the Cardinals doubled and homered against the Dodgers in one outing. Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics collected a triple and three singles versus Detroit pitching. Bil Swift of the Pirates limited the Braves to six hits in a 6-2 win. Bill Dickey of the Yankees hit a home run a triple and a single against the White Sox. Burleigh Grimes of the Cubs held the Giants to one hit in relief across three innings. Dale Alexander of the Red Sox sparked the attack on the Indians with a double, joined by Wes Schulmerich and Chick Fal lis. The Pirates piled six hits each in both ends of a doubleheader against the Reds.
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Associated Press
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Dodgers
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Detroit
Bil Swift
Pirates
Braves
Bill Dickey
Yankees
White Sox
Burleigh Grimes
Cubs
Giants
Dale Alexander
Red Sox
Indians
Wes Schulmerich
Chick Fallis
Reds
Babe Ruth
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Bud Tinning
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Joe Miedwick
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Bill Swift
Bucs
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Jackson
University of Pennsylvania
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Belve Bean
Cleveland Indians
Fight Results From Cleveland and Nearby Cities
Cleveland bouts saw Johnny Risko fall short on points to Charley Belanger while Eddie Simms lost to Al Gatchell in a Cleveland card. Other results include Jackie Davis defeating Fred FitzGerald and Teddy Yarosz beating Sammy Slaughter in separate matches. In New Jersey New York area notes Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Pepper Stopper by decision. Pinto DeSa of Portugal stopped Carl Butler in San Jose. Henry Woods outpointed Don Fraser in Seattle. Eddie Ivory and Johnny Sullivan fought to a draw in Vancouver regional action.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Patsy Perroni
Johnny Risko
Charley Belanger
Canada
Eddie Simms
al Gatchell
Lorain
Gene Stanton
Jackie Davis
Fred Fitzgerland
Youngstown
Frankie Wallace
Jimmy Vaughn
Teddy Yarosz
East Liverpool
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Lieperville
Maxie Rosenbloom
Newark
Pepper Stopper
Leiperville
San Jose
Calif
Pinto de Sa
Portugal
Carl Butler
Santa Rosa
Seattle
Henry Woods
Yakima
Wash
Don _ Fraser
Spokane
Eddie Ivory
Vancouver
B. C
Johnny Sullivan
Butte
Mont
Drew
Wrestling results feature Detton and Sonnenberg draws
In Salt Lake City Dean Detton from Brigaria and Pat O'Hara of Ireland fought to a 30 minute draw after two falls. In Boston Gus Sonnenberg of San Diego defeated Oki Shikina of Tokyo 21 minutes 21 seconds before Shikina could continue after the first fall.
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Brigaria
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Pat O'Hara
Ireland
San Diego
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Oki Shikina
Tokyo
Shikina
Columbus Drops Twin Bill Amid Bad Luck
Columbus loses two to Louisville as suspensions trim the lineup. Burgess Whitehead exits with a muscle strain in the second game as Louisville takes a 17 to 11 win after Ken Penner's six hit effort in the opener. Indianapolis, St. Paul, and Kansas City post wins elsewhere.
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Chicago
Columbus
Ray’ Blades
Bill de Lancey
Louisville
Burgess Whitehead
Colonels
Ken Penner
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Saints
Blues
Hyink's Dairymen Hand South Enders 10 to 4
Hyink's Dairymen defeated the South End A. C. 10 to 4 at the Oregon Street diamond Tuesday night. Don Hyink pitched six hits allowed while four runs crossed on errors and walks. The Dairy men broke the game open with a five-run seventh inning in a game summary box score follows.
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Hyink
Dairy Kittenball
South End A. C
Oregon Street Diamond
Don Hyink
Dairymen
South
Y. M. Kittenball League Schedules Change
The Y M C A kittenball league announces schedule changes due to a centennial committee decision. The Light & Water Golden Glow game shifts to Monroe street field, Friday DeMolavy Eagles move to the Elks diamond, and the Mathias Walnut Street Baptist clash to Monroe field from Jefferson field.
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Centennial Kittenball Committee
Weed Park
Jefferson Field
Association
Light & Water
Golden Glow
Monroe Street Field
DeMolavy-Eagles
Elks
the &J. Mathias
Bloom Juniors Defeat City Club Juniors 19 to 0
The Bloom Juniors trounced the City Club Juniors 19 to 0 on Monday afternoon. Litz homered twice to lead the winners in a decisive game.
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Bloom Juniors
City Club Juniors
Litz
Tolley Reaches British Amateur Golf Fourth Round
Cyril J H Tolley advanced to the British amateur golf championship fourth round by defeating T C Manners 2 and 1 at Hoylake. Alaric De Forest pushed George T Dunlap Jr to 19 holes in a dramatic fourth round before losing. Jack Nash beat Lionel Munn 4 and 2 after a steady rounds at Hoylake.
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Hoylake
Eng
George T. Dunlap, Jr
United States
Alaric de Forest
Royal and Ancient Club of
St. Andrews
Cyril J. H. Tolley
T. C. J. Manners
Colwyn Bay
Jack Nash
London
Ont
Lionel Munn
Tolley
Manners
David Goliath
Tolley-Manners
Cyril
Tolsey
Ardon Cards Two Sunday Kittenball Games
Ardon schedules two Sunday kittenball games at 1 30 p m first Ardon second team vs Kelvinators of Muscatine and second game Ardon regulars vs Fridley Grocery nine of Muscatine Fridley Grocery once Sinkler s dairy Vete Coupens
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Ardon
Kelvinators of Muscatine
Fridley Grocery
Muscatine
Fridley’s
Sinkler’s Dairy
West Hill Aces Split Two Games at Jefferson Field
The West Hill Aces beat Milton's Grocery 1 to 0 at Jefferson field in the afternoon. They then lost to City Club Juniors 10 to 9 at the St. Matthias diamond, with City Club batteries Gerbert and Dankert and Aces pitchers Carlton and Fagan.
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West Hill Aces
Milton’s
Jefferson Field
City Club
St. Mathias
Gerbert and Dankert
Carlton
Fagan
The
Aces
Giants and Yankees Rally To Stay Ahead In Busy Week
Major league action shows the Giants extending a slim lead as the Yankees edge closer to a tie. Babe Ruth sparked a 15 to 8 win over the White Sox after returning from illness, while the Cubs toppled the Giants 5-3. Pirates and Phillies posted wins as St Louis and Boston also won, keeping the crowded standings tight.
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Mulford
Old Weed Park
County Club
Heinz
Montgomery Ward
City
Postoffice
New Weed Park
Zi Benson
Acatenes
J. Barry
Tame
Carlysie
I Coulter
Vu Morris
Cc. Mills
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Bes
Frohner
Finnigan Pearl
Poae Dutro
Cee
Johnson
Kinnan
Boland
Doadanie
Riley
Cape
Jenson
Topeka Clouters
E. Hoffman
Avraham
Hayes
Hoffman
Abr Poae
Silkland
Hufford
Ewes
Eisner
Settee
Witte
Nicklas
Troxel Iowa Pearl
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H. PO. A. E Grey
Wane Taylor
Wane
Huber
R. James
Eeweee Miller
Eeweee Miller, c Wane Emlet
Wees Fischer
James Slack
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Eewee
AB Rathburn
Havemann
D. Sywassink
P B. Sywassink
Strake
Wae
Gould
Steeee Howell
Spangler
Larson
M. E. Rer
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Vetter
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Mulford Wee
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Musser
M’kechnie
Carey
Vines
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Shevlin
Don White
Straght
Eichenauer Rifle
Hallahan
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Popilania
By E. C. Segal
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Oke
Baltimore Orioles
Geo. Kranz & Son
Iowa Ave
Evil Jinx
Hyink’s Dairymen
Hyink's
H. PO
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G. Tobias
Wee
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Geo. Neibling
Che Crandings
Washington
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Wetter Enone
Washington-St. Louis
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Brookyn
St Louis
Philadelphiaerican Association
Ruth
Homer
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Yanks
R. H. E Cicrea Wilscivcecesa
Tinning, Grimes and Hartnett
Bell, Spencer, Hubbell and
Mancuso
Kolp
Benton
Lombardi
Jackson
Davis
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Derringer
Fred Quinn
Hemsley
Collins and
J. Wilson
Mungo
Ryan Heimach
Lopez
Outen
Swift and Grace
Frankhouse
Brandt
Zachary
Starr
Hogan
Hargrave
American League
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Essexe
Cochrane
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Hogset
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Hayworth
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