Lions and rivals vie in kittenball league tilt night
Lions defeated Heinz 57 club 12 to 5 at Weed park while Musserville beat Presbyterians 6 to 4 at the same site. Prima upset Ro-Li-Co 5 to 2 at League field and Automatic edged Postoffice 5 to 4 at Elks diamond.
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Lions
Musserville
Prima
Automatic
Heinz
Weed Park
Presbyterian
Elks Diamond
Lions Club
Bob Kinnan
Hahn
Presbyterians
Miller
John Brockway
Long
E. James
Ro-Li- Co
League Field
Newell
Ro- Li-Co
Strajack
Freese
Riecke
Beer
Moundsman
H. PO
Hufford
Gilliland
Witte
Thorp
Grady
Hon
Nicklas
Eisner
R. H
A. E
Sinkler
King
Meeker
Knetsch
Metzger
Eeeree
Pollock
Moomey
J. Moomey
Ase
Ey Prima
Tobias
B. Moss
Schrieber
Ballew
I Frohner
McGarity
Oeed
C. Moss
E. AB. Pn
Vetter
AB. R. H. PO
Seer
Goad
C Eitman
Settee
P Kinnan
Nagle
Mich
Ees
U Nietzel
Allbee
Sams
AB Brassett
Eeee Hohenadel
Nephew
G Eisner
Fisher
U McKinley
Aseed McIntyre
Ss. Gravert
Griffin
DO Miller
Tees Ewes
Eset Aseres Eseses
Lions Club Oeee
Kruse
Weiller Defeats Taylor In Western Golf Quarterfinals
Defending champion Jane Weiller of Chicago beat Evanston rival Mrs. John Taylor to reach the final green in the women’s western golf championship at Olympia Country Club. Dorothy Foster of Springfield won her quarterfinal, topping Mrs. Norton.
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Chicago
Jane Weiller
Dorothy Foster
Springfield
Olympia Country Club
Miss Weiller
John Taylor
Evanston
Miss Foster
David Norton
Helen Jacobs Reaches Wimbledon Third Round in Straight sets
United States champion Helen Jacobs beat Miss J Saunders 6 1 6 3 to reach the Wimbledon third round in London England. In other matches Mrs Dorothy Andrus Burke won 6 4 over Mrs D H Crichton while Clayton Lee Burwell fell to Henri Cochet in five sets 3 6 6 2 6 3 5 7 6 3.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
United States
Henri Cochet
Parker Favorite Leads Tri-State Tennis Tourney Field
Frankie Parker of Milwaukee headlined a strong showing at the Tri-State tennis tournament in Cincinnati with national renown. The day featured singles events for men women juniors boys and girls along with men and women doubles. Parker was set to meet Wilbur Hess of Austin Texas in a fourth round clash.
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Cincinnati
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Parker
Wilbur Hess
Austin
Tex
DeMolays Beaten by South End A C in 11 to 3 Kittenball
South End A C beat the DeMolay kittenball team 11 to 3 at the Oregon street diamond Tuesday night. Griffin and Shaw pitched for the DeMolays while J Haller and Reed formed the South End pitching duo.
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South End A. C
Oregon Street
Griffin
Shaw
J. Haller
Reed
Major League Into Leaders
Second division clubs in the majors challenged the leaders with costly wins and losses. Boston’s pitching shutout St Louis as Les Mangum blanked Bill Walker 1–0 while Brooklyn trounced Cincinnati 11–2. Washington beat Cleveland 7–6 as New York topped Detroit 9–8. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8–3, and Boston edged St Louis 5–4.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Johnson Koip
Lombardi
Benge
Lopez
Outen
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cain Coombs Oliver
Peterson
Madjeski
Miller, Faber and Wee
Brown
Gomez
Dickey
Detroit
Marberry
St. Louis
Boston
Walker
Johnson and Wilson
Mangum
Por
International Boxing Results From Four Cities
Gino Garibaldi 203 of Italy defeated Pat O Shocker 215 by decision in Albany. Joe Savoldi 200 of Three Oaks Michigan threw Roland Kirchmeyer 218 of Oklahoma in New York City. Frank Judson 212 of Detroit defeated Bull Komar 235 of Cleveland after disqualification in Camden New Jersey. Abe Coleman 210 of Los Angeles defeated Lewis Plummer 222 of Baltimore in Wilmington Delaware.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Pat O’shocker
Utahh
New York
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Roland Kirchmeyer
Oklahoma
Camden
N. J
Frank Judson
Detroit
Bull Komar
Cleveland
Komar
Wilmington
Del
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Lewis Plummer
Baltimore
Odds May Be on Challenger in Title Bout
Boxing fans see Primo Carnera as slight favorite or even money bet against champion Jack Sharkey in the 15 round Madison Square Garden title bout. Both men finished intense training in New Jersey with gate bets expected near $275000 for an audience around 60000.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Primo Carnera
Jack
Carnera
Ernie Schaaf
Sharkey
Boston
Carnere
Orangeburg
N. J
Pompton Lakes
Garden
Max Schmeling
William F. Carey
Central Aces Dominate Iowa Avenue In Kittenball Match
The Central Aces defeated Iowa Avenue nine to two in a kittenball game at Jefferson Field today. Earlier, the Aces edged East Hill three to two at the same venue. Johnny Alba of New York outpointed Mickey Genaro of Chicago in a 133 pound bout in Jacksonville.
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Central Aces
Iowa Avenue Nine
Jefferson Field
East Hill
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnny Alba
New York
Mickey Genaro
Chicago
Floodlights Nearing Turnkey At Oregon Diamond Night Kittenball
South Muscatine park board officials say the Oregon street baseball diamond floodlight system is nearly finished. Six poles are in place with 2 000 watt bulbs powering lights around the field and by home plate. A week opening doubleheader featuring South End A C versus the Elks is planned with other Muscatine teams in preliminaries.
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Oregon Street
South Muscatine
Park Board
South End A. C
The
Elks
Muscatine
Major Heroes Shine in Big League Action Across Leagues
Al Simmons of the White Sox doubled and added two singles to spark a win over the Athletics. Leo Mangum led the Braves past the Cardinals with six hits. Harley Ross drove in three runs for the Indians in a victory over the Senators with a triple and two singles. Rick Ferrell counted three singles for the Red Sox against St. Louis. Joe Stripp paced the Dodgers with a triple a double and a single against the Reds. Earl Combs homered and added a double and a single as the Yankees beat the Tigers. Also noted are vote coupons requests and other league chatter involving Seattle Tacoma and New York figures.
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Hugh 8S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Proay
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
Phillies
Cardinals
Boston
Les Mangum
Bill Walker
Walker
Slinger
Leo Durocher
Hal Lee
al Spohrer
Lee
Washington Senators
Yankees
Bill McAfee
Jack Russell
Cleveland
Yanks
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Merritt Cain
Athletics
al Simmons
White Sox
Leo Mangum
Braves
Harley Ross
Indians
Senators
Rick Ferrell
Red Sox
St. Louis
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Reds
Earl Combs
Seattle
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Eddie Ran
New York
Standings and Vote Talk Mentioned at Davenport Meet
Fragmentary notes show standings for teams Rock Island Keokuk Davenport and Springfield in a spring meet. Mentions of an election or vote with names like Coupens appear in the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Davenport
Rock’ Ia
California Votes for Legal Betting
California appears to approve pari mutuel betting on horse racing based on incomplete results from a Thursday special election. In 4 945 of 9 347 precincts reporting, 337 227 voted for legalization and 218 455 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Gonzales Struck by Pitch Injures Columbus Catcher
Columbus catcher Mike Gonzales was hit in the head by a pitch from Roxie Lawson of Toledo in the eighth inning of an American Association game. Doctors say he likely has a brain concussion and will miss about a month.
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Columbus, O
Mike Gonzales
Columbus
Roxie Lawson
Toledo
Cubs and White Sox Reach Similar Records in Standings
Chicago sports notes show the Cubs at 33 wins and 34 losses in the National League while the White Sox stand at 33 and 34 in the American League. The Cubs sit fourth and the Sox a notch lower in their league standings.
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Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Chicago Cub
Sox
Golf Tourney Opens With Local Interest In 1933
Dallas golfer Gus ending faces Neal Smith in second round, while Dave Goldman drawn with Owen Covey in initial match. Forty-two 18 hole rounds determine eight quarterfinalists. top medal score Zell Eaton sets 137, others seek 152 or better to qualify. Des Moines rivals in junior contest include David Davis and Denmar Miller.
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Moreland
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Fred Dold
Wichita
Kas
Dold
Arthur Barlett
Ottumwa
Walter Oberg
Denver
Robert McCrary
Des Moines
David Davis
Late rallies decide two A A games in American Association
Chicago reports two A A games ending with late rallies. St Paul tied Milwaukee 6 to 5 in 13 innings, Columbus came from 4 1 deficit to beat Toledo 5 to 4, and Indianapolis defeated Louisville 5 2 as Thomas fended off a ninth inning rally. Kansas City fell 7 2 to Minneapolis as Mace Brown walked four batters.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Red Birds
Louisville
Indianapolis
Thomas
Jack Tising
Indians
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Mace Brown
Blues
Joe Hauser
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Ro-Li-Co
Button Factory
Bel
Wane
Ee S
Grafil Club
Sanday School
United Brethren
Methodist
Sts Ovens
St Mathias Eer
Musserville Ee
Grace Lutheran
Zion
Senee
Walnut Baptists
Heinz Ase
Huttig’s
Sss
Roach
Musser
City Club
Eeseteenee
Ote Couper
Western
Gray
Ed Wells
St. Louis Browns
Golf
Old Tom’ Morris
ST. Andrews
Scotland
the Vale
Vardon
Hagen
Jones
Ollie Bartlett
Dave Nemo
John Hayes
Creston
Glen Stark
Mason City
Soldier Gardie
Fort Des Moines
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
W. Elackly
BY E. C. Segal
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine’s
Oregon Diamond
Riemcke’s Drug Store
Mulberry Ave
Ssco
Pittsburgh
St. Pittsburgh
Newark
Ww. L. Pet O
Philad Washington
Lya
Sas
Oledo Ilwaukee
Kansas
iMinneapolis
Gonzales
Bartlett, Miller and Maytag
Glasgow
Glasgow Tailors
Sycamore St
Hershey Bldg
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