Indians Edge Athletics 10-9 In Slugfest At Cleveland
Charley Jamieson’s sensational tenth inning catch locked a 10-9 win for Cleveland over Philadelphia in a high scoring game. The box score highlights Jamieson and Foxx with multi hit days as the Indians rally in the late innings.
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Home Run Hitters Dominate In Local summary
A brief sports note highlights standout home run hitters with strong performances. Key players are cited for driving offense, while a local ballpark crowd witnesses multiple long balls and crucial drives. No further details available.
Horton Smith Emerges as Freshman Golf Sensation
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri, a 21 year old Ryder Cup member, stars in winter form with back to back 66s to win the French professional championship. He eyes the U S Open at Mamaroneck amid strong pedigree from Pinehurst titles and further Open finishes.
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Harmon Captures City Junior Golf Title
Ralph Harmon of West High, captain of Old Rose Jinks, defeated Bob Dunkelberg 3 and 2 at Byrnes Park to win the city junior golf title after a 36 hole final. Harmon rallied late after morning play, despite breaking his driver shaft and playing with an unfamiliar club. Sponsor: Herb Smith, Byrnes Park pro.
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Manchester Wins In 8 4 Victory Over Littleport
Manchester Iowa Sunday saw the Manchester club gain its second win of the year by defeating Littleport 8 to 4. Shaw pitched for Manchester and held the visitors scoreless until late when Carty replaced him and several lineup changes were made.
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Johnny Salo Wins Transcontinental Foot Race in Photo Finish
Johnny Salo, 36, of Passaic New Jersey wins G C Pyle’s trans continental foot race finishing in Los Angeles after 525 hours 57 minutes 20 seconds. Pete Gavuzzi takes second by 2 minutes 47 seconds as 19 runners completed the coast to coast journey begun March 31.
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Cedar Falls High Coach to Return to Morningside
G Rogers Cedar Falls athletic director resigns to accept assistant athletic director post at Morningside College Sioux City. He is a 1925 graduate who came to Cedar Falls last year from Eldora where he led high school athletics for three years. He will work with former instructor J M Saunderson in the new role.
Huggins Says Yankees Will Disband After 1929 Season
The Yankees manager Miller Huggins predicts the club will be rebuilt after the 1929 season regardless of pennant outcome. He says New York will field a different team next year and plans to shake up personnel, with changes to Ruth and a focus on rebuilding pitching and adding a third baseman.
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Miller Huggins Says Yankees Will Be Wrecked This Season
Wrecker This Is Miller Huggins declares the New York Yankees, rated one of the greatest clubs, will be wrecked at the close of the current campaign.
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Woodbury Given Chance for Life as Keech Dies in Crash
Altoona official reports Cliff Woodbury, a racing car driver injured on the Tipton bowl, shows improvement at Mercy Hospital. Physicians say he has a fair chance to recover but will likely remain hospitalized for several weeks. Ray Keech was killed in the same accident when seven of ten speeding machines crashed near the 150 mile mark of the race.
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Walczak Speaks Sparks Fly In Mississippi Valley Leaguer
Moline second baseman Walczak vented grievances after a rough series at Mississippi Valley league park. He accused officiating and warned of protests that could dampen Waterloo attendance. The piece notes fan reaction and emphasizes the need to keep the game clean despite disputes. Also mentions Ernest Dorn seeking a lost Beta Theta Pi pin and Jerry Bauer’s release from Keokuk.
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Kid Lehr to Meet Davenport Fighter at Electric Park
Davenport's Sonny Lloyd and Kid Lehr of Waterloo clash in the eight round main event at Electric Park on Wednesday night. Promoter Ralph Alexander says Lloyd the Fighting Blue Streak is rising in the ring. Lehr’s brother Hard O Lehr faces Fred Harris in a four round bout and Brick Murphy of Waterloo meets Young Polly of Waterloo in another four round contest.
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Umpire Graham Released After Argument in Game
Umpire Graham who worked the bases in the first game with Maline Saturday and who became involved in numerous arguments with Maline players was released after the game. President Beldin Hill told the Waterloo Evening Courier this morning by long distance. Graham failed to report yesterday and Umpire Olermann informed managers and press box that he was too old to work in the hot sun.
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Remain WN Fight For League Seal With Tiger Club
Harris team holds second place a game and a half behind after two tight wins over the Plowboys. Dubuque leads the league as Moline and Harris push for a tighter race in a three game series set at the park beginning tomorrow. Hemvick and Becker starred on the mound in the two dramatic victories with late rallies sealing both decisions. Frost and Dixon delivered key hits in the second game, the latter delivering the decisive run in the final frames.
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