Uhle Regains Form In Tigers 7 Yankees 3 Victory
Detroit pitcher George Uhle returns to top form, striking out ten as the Tigers rally from behind to defeat the New York Yankees 7 to 3 before about 40,000 fans. Ruth, Gehrig, Lazzeri among New York’s bats. Uhle goes the distance.
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Tigers
Uhle
New York
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Robertson
Gehrig
Koentz
Durocher
x—Baetted
Schuble
New York Seaee
Lazzeri
Ateusel
Alexander
Fothergill
Johnson
McManus
Ruth
Dickey
Duresher
Heilmann
Gehringer
Unie
Pipgras
Moore
Duneen
Ormsby
Nairn
Tims
White Sox
Manchester Club Drops 8-5 Game to Oelwein K P
The Manchester baseball team lost to the Oelwein K P nine 8 to 5 at Oelwein. The game was tied three times and the score stood 2-2 in the second inning. Manchester led 5-4 before Oelwein scored three runs in the sixth and seventh frames to win. Rod, Nieman, and Skinner drove in Manchester runs while Malven fanned 12 but allowed 20 hits.
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Courter
Manchester
Oelwein K.P
Oelwein
George Rod
Robert Nieman
Skinner
Malven
Thomas to Meet Gordon in Main Fight Wednesday
Thomas of Oelwein will face Gordon of Cedar Falls in the main eight round bout at Electric Park on Wednesday night. The card includes four roundters: Pentenoff vs Tank, Donald vs Ryan, plus an additional four rounder arranged by promoter Ralph Alexander. Clarksville beat Nashua 6 to 2 at the Cedar Valley League game played at the Big Four Fairgrounds.
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Joe Thomas
Oelwein
Low Gordon
Cedar Falls
Electric Park
Orville Pentenoff
Waterloo
Dick Tank
Jack Donald
Leo Ryan
Marshalltown
Ralph Alexander
Clarksville
Nashua
Police Notes Reported Car Stolen and Domestic Arrests
Walter Jones 222 Brockwell Arms apartments said his Chevrolet roadster with plate 112787 was stolen Saturday night. A woman phoned police alleging assault but dismissed the complaint after the suspect reassured her. David Martin, wanted for desertion since June 10, was arrested in Waterloo Saturday and jailed awaiting a hearing. He had been located in Chicago previously and had a wife and six children. A spare tire and wheel were stolen from A L Knox at 1320 Wallgate Street Saturday night.
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Walter Jones
Brockwell Arms Apartments
David Martin
Waterloo
Chicago
A. L. Knox
Wallgate Street
Long Iron Masters in Golf Art and Fame
The article discusses the impact of the long iron on a golfer’s rise to stardom, citing von Elm Horton Smith and others. It explains that mastery of driving, pitching, and putting is not enough without the long iron to line, strike the green, and hold it. Readers are invited to request Sol Metzger’s free booklet on driving.
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Joneses
Hagens
Smiths
Coopers
Burks
von Elm
Horton Smith
Sol Metzger
Plowboy and Tiger Clubs Split In Double Bill
Dubuque Iowa July 5 Pi Mo One and Dubuque split a twin bill with the Plowboys taking the first game 4 to 2 and Dubuque the nightcap 2 to 1 Lefty Hull pitched well for the Plowboys in game one while Herb Tripkosh limited Dubuque to two hits in the second Both teams posted four hits in the opener and Dubuque collected four in the first inning of the nightcap Umpire Rapp Time Mandel Begins Grind Chicago July 15 Sammy Mandell lightweight champion starts training for August 2 title bout with Tony Canzoneri
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Senators
White Sox
Alphonso Thomas
Garland Brexton
Washington
Abrhfore Judge
Rice
Goslic
Bryer
Tate
Bhiege
West
Cronin
Berg
Judge
Goslin
Hoffman
Bluege
Cissel
Hoffman A
Dubuque
Plowboys
Murchinson
Moline
Drager
Hinz
Parker
Hitchinson
Chadwick
Molesworth
Shinners
Manchester
Hull
Aiuege
Bperaw
Gartick
Stock
Woeher
Orf
Anderson
Ab Fissell
Tt Patterson
Bowers
P Wenhole
Vreisre
Mint
Shiners
Bnses
Woeber
Pitoner
Hutchinson
Russell
Speran
Rapp
Mandell
U.P
Sammy Mandell
Tony Canzoneri
Molina
E Dinger
Tre Parker
Weeeweaea Chadwick
Cree Molesworth
Shif
Olive
P al Owe
Gperaw
Garlick
It Stock
Wether
Ah Te Seer
Tripkosh
Athletics Trip Up Indians by Three Big Hits
Cleveland, July 15. The Athletics beat the Indians 4 to 3 in ten innings after three solid hits off Jimmy Zinn. Hudlin allowed six hits in nine frames. Jamieson and Sewell also contributed. Major contributors included Miller Foxx and Sewell with RBIs, while Zinn, Hudlin, and Quinn worked on the mound in a tight duel.
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Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
Jimmy Zinn
Hudlin
Philadelphia
Abrhpore Bishop
Haas
Cochrane
O Perkins
Simmons
Foxx
Miller
Orf Hale
Seeerescieree
Yerkes
P Quinn
Summa
Jamieson
J. Sewell
Avert
Verecisieisee
Fonseca
Morgen
Falk
Hodapp
L. Sewell
Bartley
Oc Gardner
Tavener
Hollin
z—Porter
Sewell
Hauser
Gardner
Myatt
Zinn
Gleveland
Milley
Moran
Rackfees
Hale
Boston
Warlky
Bearritt
Willams
W. Bart
R. Bart
Reeves
Todt
Ib . Berry
Rhyne
Ss. Russell
Rothrock
Aarmen
Dondero
St. Louis
Williams
W. Barrett
Narlesky
Bedgro
Manush
Kress
Russell
Blaeholder
Kimsey
Russell Schangi
Blueholder
Moriarty
Hildebrand
Guthrie
Hasner Reelected Unopposed to Tenth Iowa Bench
On July 15, 1928 Waterloo reports Judge F W Hasner faced no opposition for reelection to the Tenth Iowa district bench after unanimous nominations by Republican and Democratic conventions. About 1,000 residents sought relief from extreme heat by bathing in Cedar River at Cedar River park. Waterloo Hawks defeated Cedar Rapids Bunnies 8 3 and 6 3 in a doubleheader at MV league park.
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F. W. Hasner
Iowa
Hasner
Cedar River
Cedar River Park
Waterlas Hawks
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
MV League Park
Iowa Girl Wins South Dakota Tennis Honors
Dell Rapids reports Dorothy Martin of LeMars captured the women's singles title at the South Dakota championship, with Lola Braake of Dell Rapids winning the doubles. The event was announced today.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Dell Rapids
Dorothy Martin
LeMars
Ta. Mises Martin
Lola Braake
Radio schedules and transit of 1930s stations across states
The page lists varied radio programs and times for stations like WEAF WGY WGN WKY WIZ WMAQ KYW WJZ WABC and more. It notes concerts, orchestras, dances, operas, and comedies, with cross‑references to affiliated stations and networks, reflecting a lively broadcast calendar across major markets.
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WEAF
New York
Choristers
Franklyn Bauer
WGY
Wid
WDAF
Gypsies Orchestra
wGoy
WGN
WOC
WDAPF
Family Party
Woo
Floyd Gibbons
Heaal
Heaal —Wgy Wow
wGy Wow
WWI
Jack Albjin
WKY
Wst4
Roxy
KDKA
KYW
Kdka Kwyi
Moment Musicate
Strme
Bil Scott
Wujz
Ludwig Laurier
Newark
Grand Opera
WADC
Wmaq Koil
Henry Burts
Wado Kmox Koil
Weco
Uncle Joe
Pat
Wado Wmag
Kmox Koil
United States Navy Band
Wado Kmox
Wilag
Hunter
Wado Kmox Koil Weco
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Welter Wilson
WJZ
Hgawgn Ghirash
Uncle Quin
WMAQ
WOR
Amos-Andy
Dan
Sylvis
ALBB
WLY
Elacinnati
Kyreck
Cruise
Algd
W. L
Fcco Minnespolis
Filmland Voc
Concerh
St. Paul
Kotlarsky
Mathilde Harding
EKO Wooo
EMOX
Paul Whiteman
WBBM
KMOX
WOOWO
WCGO
KDEWL
Louis Katzman
Kdka Kyw
Tae—College Drug Store
Kdka Ryw
Minstrels
Syncomatics
Krdka Wow
Bob Walter
Nighthawks
Weaf & Wiz
Chicago Lumber Dealers
Lerture
Drs
Pratt and Sherman
Amos and
Andy
Dan & Bylyta
Cincinnati
Balon Group
Ohio Caverns
Tad
Wiz
Sohinans
Fillmore
Crosley
Wcco Minneapalm
Seaves
WABC
Tico
Romeo and Joliet
Searés
Eddie Dunstedter
Dew Rolnes
Mhrory Tal
Derker
Joanna
Clicquot Club Eskimos
Thunderbolt at Paramount thrills with Brancroft star turn
Thunderbolt the Paramount all talking feature stars George Bancroft in a powerful underworld tale. Fay Wray and Richard Arlen headline with Tully Marshall delivering comic prison scenes. Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit provide musical numbers as events move from Harlem nightclub to Sing Sing prison.
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Thunderbolt
Paramount
George Bancrost
Sanecrot
Underworld
Sing Sing
Harlem
Fay Wray
Richard Arlen
Tully Marshall
Bing Sing
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
George Broadhurst & Co
Broadhurst
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Billie Dove Stars in Careers at Strand in First All Talkie
Billie Dove headlines the First National Vitaphone production Careers at the Strand. The film pairs her vocal allure with a tense Indo China plot about a merciless predator pursuing a government worker’s wife. Noah Beery Antonio Mota Holmes Herbert Thelma Todd Carmel Meyers and Andrede Segurola provide strong support in a stylish, music rich drama.
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Bille Dove
Strand Theatre
Billie Dove
Indo-China
Helene
Miss Dove
Noah Beery
Antonio Mo Tena
Holmes Herbert
Thelma Todd
Carmel Meyers
Andrede Segurola
Metropolitan Opera Company
Sunshine Sammy
Keller Sisters and Lynch Sing Danny the Raccoon Trio
A youthful, colorfully performing trio with two ELRs and a man deliver three songs with the blonde Danny the Raccoon in fine shape, highlighted by Pathé News visuals and sound.
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Keller Sisters
Lynch
Elrs
Danny the Raccoon
Pathe
Bl. BE. W
Water Hole at Palace Opens with Jack Holt Star
Jack Holt leads in The Water Hole opposite Nancy Carroll in a modern Zane Grey tale set partly in an eastern city. Lavish sets and wardrobe highlight the production, with some scenes in technicolor. A comedy, Love's Young Scream, and the Fox news accompany the bill for a three day engagement.
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Jack Holt
Palace
Nancy Carroll
Rosemary
Anne Nichols
Trish Rose
Palace Theatre
Technicollor
Fox News
Tripoli Nine Wins Seventh Straight, 9 to 6
Tripoli baseball team extended its winning streak to seven by defeating Waverly 9 to 6 in a July 14 game at Tripoli field. The visitors led briefly before Tripoli rallied for the win in front of local fans.
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Tripol
Tripoli
Tripoli Baseballub
Waverly
Quarterfinals on in Sunnyside Club Title Tournament
Quarterfinal matches of the Sunnyside country club championship are underway this week. In second-round play, Bragdon outdueled Swisher 20 holes after a long match. Results: Championship Flight K Cropper 1 up Dixon. White 3 and 2 Enly son. Garrison 2 and 2 Corey. Pred McClain over Hill gore by 4. Bragdon 1 up 20 holes over Swisher. Sunnyside Flight Lohner 2 up Miter. Simon over Martle up. Buck won by default from Dotson. Wyant 2 and 1 over Dougherty. George Harris 4 and 5 over Williams. Waterloo Flight Chapman won by default. Wente 6 and 4 over Dunkelberg. Bhane by no bye. Felsing by default over Cropper. Parrott by default over Sias.
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Bob Elderton
Kenneth Bragdon
Ben’ Swisher
Swisher
Bragdon
K. Cropper
W. M. Dixon
White
White Defeated Dr. G. W.W. Enlyson
R.H. Garrison
EF. G. Corey
Pred McClain
Lawrences Hillgore
A. L. Bragdon
Ben Swisher, Jr
Sunnyside Flight
A. Lohner
H. C. Miter
Maer Simon
Hope Martle
M. O. Buck
Dotson
Wyant
EB. Dougherty
George Harris
W. Scott Wilams
Waterloo Flight
W. A. Chapman
Rumsey
H.W. Wente
E.J. Dunkelberg
Dr. GC
Bhane
Sherwood Felsing
H. B. Cropper
W. Parrott
Carleton Sias
Mud Roads Postpone Boy Scout Council Meeting
The Wapsipini con area council of the Boy Scouts of America postponed its semiannual meeting at Camp Ingawanis near Waverly due to Saturday rain making camp access impossible. The program will be rescheduled for next Sunday at 9 a.m. Arthur F. Jury, area executive, said 175 to 200 district board members from eight counties will attend.
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