St. Louis Dodgers Pirates Four In Five Tilt Series
The Cardinals beat the Pirates 4 to 2 in game four of the pennant series, extending their path to seven games as Hornsby and teammates fueled a rally. Attendance set records as the Cardinals won the decisive moments and the Pirates faded under strong defense and a late offensive push.
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Tunney Confident He Will KO Dempsey in Quick Bout
Gene Tunney says he will end the Dempsey fight in a half round and remains sure of victory. A Wall Street firm records bets of 11 000 against 6 000 that Dempsey defeats Tunney, with 2 to 1 odds showing strong Tunney money.
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New Opponents Join Hawkeye Football Schedule
Iowa City report lists three first time opponents for the Hawkeyes this season. Colorado Teachers opens Sept 2 in the state, North Dakota, and Wisconsin’s Carroll College pad the nonconference slate. Big Ten foes Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio visit the Hawkeyes in the later stretch.
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Yanks Top Mackmen 6 4 As Ruth Star Leads Rally
New York defeats Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Ruth and Meusel power the offense. Ruether held Mack to three hits through eight, then Gray and Grove faltered in the ninth with six runs. Grove faced bases loaded twice before Ruth grounded out for final out.
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Standings of clubs show scattered results and postponements
Fragmented sports standings list teams across cities with mixed scores and several postponements due to rain. Cities include Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Dubuque Moline Waterloo Rock Island Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston New York Wichita Tulsa Lincoln Denver and more.
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Eddie Tryon signs to play with Grange's team in New York
Colgate star halfback Eddie Tryon has signed to play in Redinge's professional league with the New York Yankees backfield, teaming with Illinois' Swede Oberlander. He previously rejected offers citing a high per game price and later declined another bid to join Grange in Florida.
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West High Football Opens Under Coach Sarff
A small turnout reported for West High football yesterday as Coach Ralph Sarff began workouts. Due to green players and warm weather drills will be brief until the weather cools. Equipment distribution is planned for Friday or Saturday. Capt. Olds, Harvdinger and Pixley are the only lettersmen present. First game is against Greene on September 25 at home.
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Stimson Defends Two Golf Titles This Weekend
Merle Stimson will defend both city and country club titles this weekend. He faces Tawronve Kilgore in a 36 hole city championship at Byrnes Park on Sunday and meets S C. Rimm in a 36 hole country club final there on Monday.
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La Porte City Gun Club Plans Sept 5 Shooting Event
La Porte City Iowa on September 2 announces a Sunday shoot at the gun club for September 5. The program features eight events with entry dollar and prizes. Contestants may shoot any portion of the program or all events. Additional events and doubles are noted as desired.
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Johnny Mostil touted as 1936 AL Most Valuable Player
The piece names Johnny Mostil of the Chicago White Sox as the 1936 American League Most Valuable Player candidate, praising his all around ability, baserunning, power, and fielding. It also notes other players and recent MLBrelated items, including minor league moves and local boxing publicity.
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Hawks Move on Costello Sale Rumor
The Hawk's Nest Danville reports a pending deal for pitcher Costello with Rerk Tsland. No official confirmation yet as talks continue and rosters adapt to the reported move.
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Canada Dry Ginger Ale Promises Cool Labor Day Refreshment
A holiday promotion extols Canada Dry Ginger Ale as a cooling, real Jamaica ginger drink with no artificial bite or excess sweetness. It recommends a Hostess Package of twelve bottles for Labor Day and weekend family needs, urging readers to order now.
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