Yanks erupt for seven in eighth to beat Senators
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 9-5 after a seven-run eighth inning sparked by walks and hits. Charley Wensloff struggled, Johnny Murphy relieved, and Dutch Leonard started for the Senators.
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Pacific Coast Conference Splits Into North and South Divisions
The Pacific Coast Conference, a top intercollegiate program since 1915, splits into southern California Stanford USC and UCLA in the south and Washington Idaho Montana Oregon Oregon State Washington State in the north. Teams will play a double round robin except the California Stanford big game, set for Nov 20, with a north-south playoff to determine the champion and Rose Bowl contender. A maximum 500 mile travel limit applies to all trips under the new schedule.
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Back in Form as Cardinals Sweep Opponents
Louis Cardinals regain momentum with strong hitting and pitching as Cooper leads a three-way attack. Experts say the team appears poised to challenge for the pennant with solid offense and steady defense.
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Big Moriam Cooper
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Merger Proposal for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Clubs
The NFL saw a formal merger application from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia clubs presented to Layden and Bell Thayer and Bell outline pooled expenses and shared profits Player rights stay with current clubs and the merged team would play home games in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Walter Kuesling and Earl Neale named co coaches with owners set to vote eight of nine ballots needed.
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Greasy) Neale
New Coach Candidate Named as Nebraska Seeks Leader
The possibility that Henry Frnka of Tulsa University may become Nebraska head coach was noted as the athletic board set a July 7 meeting to select a successor to Glenn Presnell, who is entering the navy. Frnka has been the most prominently mentioned candidate for the Nebraska post.
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Trade Hurlers Pittsburgh to Philadelphia for Pitchers
The Pittsburgh club announced a trade sending pitcher Lloyd Dietz to the Philadelphia Phillies for pitcher Johnny Odgajing. The deal was completed just before the midnight deadline on the major league tracing.
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Local social notices from Waterloo and area misspelled places
Fairbank residents Mrs Cassie Leehey and Miss Loretta Chase traveled to Waterloo on business Tuesday. Mrs Tra Rutledge stayed with Mr and Mrs Ed Polege in Dunkellen Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mack and Miss Christensen of Oelwein visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mersh Thursday. Herschel Jardee returned to Grinnell after stays with the Mershs and the Rechkemmer family. Hall Steggall visited relatives Tuesday. Elmer Lehmkuhl and wife welcomed a baby boy in Oelwein Mercy Hospital on Wednesday. J T Rietz was a guest in
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Waterloo
Tra Rutledge
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Dunkellen
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Oelwein
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Herschel Jardee
Grinnell
W. P. Rechkemmer
Hall Steggall
Betwein
Elmer Lehmkuhl
Oelwein Mercy Hostil
J. T. Rietz
Frink Home Weekend Visit and Garvey Family Notes
Weekend calls at the Frink home in Jesup with a Sunday return. Dr and Mrs L W Ward and son Lorraine spent Monday in Independence. Baptist Guilds gathered at the home of Mrs E R Allen with a favorite dish luncheon and large turnout. Earl Stacy and son Robert visited Bert and Mrs Miller. Mrs M G Garvey of Fairbank returned from two weeks in Chicago. Grandson Pfc Frank C Garvey was home on furlough after 17 months in the army. Grandson Petty Officer Paul B Duffy served in the Pacific, a year in service. Another grandson John L Garvey leaves for San Francisco where he worked for General Electric. All boys are Sacred Heart High School graduates in Oelwein. Mrs Garvey is a Gold Star Mother, having lost a son in World War I.
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John L. Garvey
San Franasco
General Electric Corporation
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