Du buque runs clinch series with late homer
In Waterloo the Dubuque fellows beat Moline 3 to 6 to seal their seventh straight victory and clinch the series, Bluege homering in the third inning with a man on. Nielsen allowed 14 hits but Du buque played solidly, with Armstrong and Carney contributing.
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Ottumwa Franchise Saved From Rockford Crisis
Ottumwa announces it will stay in the Mississippi Valley League for the season as a fans’ drive raises funds to cover a nearly $3,600 deficit. A split season option is to be decided at Cedar Rapids meeting. Booster efforts, including 1 tickets, push total over $2,000 and near $3,600, with Rockford urged to seek other league openings if needed. Osage bride shower set for Friday at Mrs Godfrey’s home with Mrs Schmarzo and Mrs Lytle involved.
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Yanks Smash Macks 7-4 In Series Opener
In Philadelphia on June 28 the Yanks opened the Athletic series with a 7-4 win over the Macks. Combs doubled, Koenig tripled, Ruth and Gehrig contributed timely hits as New York broke it open in the eighth inning. Grove and Orwell endured rough spots but held on for the victory.
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Miss Anderson Reaches Last 32 In English Tennis
Wirkledon Stadium England June 25 Miss Anderson of the American Nightman Cup team advanced to the last 32 in the women singles at the All England Championships by defeating Davies 6 2 8 4 The match featured strong play from Anderson who used sharp tactics Wilbur Coen American boxing star fell to H W Bunny Austin in a hard fought match 3 6 4 6 1 3 6 6 1 Births reported Allison June 28 a daughter Shirley Ann born to Mr and Mrs Keith Proud
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Giants Take Fourth Straight From Phillies at Polo Grounds
New York beat Philadelphia 11 to 4 as four Philadelphian hurlers gave up 12 hits including homers by Andy Cohen and Melott. Lerian tied the game with a two on homer in the eighth. Faulkner earned the win with Henson finishing. Aldridge exited in the eighth. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hirsch announce the birth of a daughter on June 23.
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Illinois track stars poised for Olympic team bid in Amsterdam
Urbana June 28. The University of Illinois track squad, led by Dave Abbott the two mile star, marches as heavy favorites for the Olympic team. Abbott, Lyon, Simon, White, and other Illini rank among top events, with former champions Osborn Werner Sittig seeking spots as the American team heads east for preliminaries at Harvard in July.
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Ath of Glory Leads but to the Braves
The Boston Braves acquire George Sisler, pairing former St. Louis managers Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker in an unlikely lineup era. The piece notes the odd political parallels and recalls Harry Pulliam’s dictum never to take baseball for granted.
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Red Sox Sweep Senators in Doubleheader Triumphs
Boston returned home to beat Washington in both ends of a doubleheader, 4-1 and 11-4, with Taft collecting five hits in the nightcap as Huffing, Mortiz and Ruffing shut down the Senators. Burke and Lisenbee struggled for Washington, while Boston piled up 29 hits in the twin bill and chased the Nationals from the mound. The Yankees edged the White Sox 7-4 elsewhere, and the Giants defeated the Phillies 11-8 in a high scoring game.
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Athletics Trail Yankees by Eleven Games in New York
By LES CONKLIN SN.S. Staff Correspondent in New York June 2. Cornelius McGillicuddy, nee Mack, estimated that the Athletics must gain one game per two weeks on the New York Yankees for the rest of the season to nose out the world's champions. The A's lost to the Yankees and face a challenging remaining schedule.
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Hawks and players move through summer notices and changes
The item details Wayland Hicks becoming a manager candidate for Nite and his July 5 wedding to Esther G. Van Dyke of Orange City Iowa. Whitey Freitag plays for Terre Haute in the Three I league after a stint with the Plow Boys. Spoke Emery accepts board decisions at Cedar Rapids. Qutumwa delegates weigh Valley league options. Burlington offers support if franchise retained. possible ripple if Chumwa exits.
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Franchise transfer and Ottumwa franchise debate persists
The Marshalltown Times Republican reports a proposed withdrawal and approval of a franchise transfer to Reckford. Ottumwa manager Gray vows to play on if the club stays. Businessmen offer 100 each to retain the franchise amid league concerns. Rock Island pitcher Howard Garret, arriving from Preston, seeks action this week.
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