Yankees and Tigers split honors in double bill
New York and Detroit traded wins in a doubleheader at the stadium. Gehrig homered in both games to raise his total to 37, while Heilmann hit a homer in the opener. Detroit won 6 5, New York 8 6 in the nightcap as late rallies tested both clubs.
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Hawks Promote Ed Addington Hurling Prospect For Class B Play
The Hawks back Ed Addington as a promising pitcher and say scouts miss his value. Veteran LeCronier may join soon to bolster the staff, with Dixon undecided which pitcher to drop.
Waterloo Fans Rally For Fair Play In Baseball Circuit
The Waterloo crowd praises local sportsmanship while noting Charley Abbott’s frequent team moves including St Louis Danville Topeka and Syracuse. Umpire Rapp cites Dubuque penalties that allegedly shifted 1500 to 3000 dollars to club owners after 15 games were disallowed.
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Athletics Take Two Games Off Indians in Doubleheader
Philadelphia reports a twin bill where the Athletics rout the Cleveland Indians 9 to 2 and 7 to 4. Rube Walberg won the second game after Ed Rommel pitched well in the opener as Cleveland was swept.
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Radio Program Highlights From Central Standard Time Listings
The Associated Press notes nightly radio schedules across multiple stations. Classical and light music performances feature ensembles from WENR WBBM WEBH and others with orchestras from WHB WGES and WHB plus a Horner conservatory segment from WDAF. Additional Town station features include a philharmonic from WOC soprano drama from WHO and a mixed program from KMA with extensive market and baseball listings throughout the evening.
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Umpires Rapp and Wilkinson Earn Praise in Waterloo-Moline Games
Fans lauded Umpires Rapp and Wilkinson for faultless handling of two Waterloo Moline games. The pair kept disputes low and games under two hours, earning league credit as Belden Hill signed them to a 10 strike.
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The Fighting Come-Back and Vaudeville Programs
Palace features Buddy Roosevelt in The Fighting Come-Back, Plaza presents The Auctioneer vaudeville, Strand shows Harry Langdon in His First Flame.
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Committee Works to Assure Airport Within Few Days
A. Morris said progress is good on raising funds for a municipal airport in Waterloo. He spoke with chairman A. B. Chambers from Omaha by phone, noting rapid solicitation and likely large donations beyond the $10,000 Chambers and aides had already raised. Chambers planned to return that evening due to a family illness, with a formal plan announcement expected within days.
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Canada Open Meet Under Way In Toronto
At the Canada Open in Toronto on August 4 all leading players from the last US Open at Oakmont except for Bobby Jones Bill Mehlhorn and Joe Kirkwood are competing in the first round. The Oakmont field is said to be present and the course is reported in excellent condition with ideal weather. Mustard was released several hours before naval battles may play a strategic role in future sea fighting.
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