Old Pete Delivers Shutout as Cards Beat Dodgers
The St. Louis Cardinals strengthened their NL lead by pounding Brooklyn 9 to 2 while the New York Giants powered past the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 4 with all runs coming on homers. Lefty O'Doul hit two for the Giants as Ray Kolp pitched well for the losing Reds, and Jim Bottomley homered for St. Louis in a day of strong hitting.
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Fans name Bottomley Grove MVP picks in league contest
Chicago Sept 25 Fans across North America picked Sunny Jim Bottomley as the National League MVP and Lefty Grove of the Athletics as the American League MVP in a syndicated fan poll. The article notes Grove’s high value as a pitcher and lists runners up like Benton Wilson Crile Simmons Morris Goslin and Del Bissonette with details on voting and process.
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Mighty Joneses all of them Jones in sport history
The article catalogs many notable athletes and coaches named Jones across sports. It highlights Bobby Jones as golf king with eight majors by 26, plus Dick, Roland, Harry, and Ernest Jones in golf and more. It traces football figures from Yale to USC, track, and baseball stars like Sad Sam Jones and Fielder Jones, plus John Paul Jones in milers at Cornell.
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Fans critique 1930s pro baseball MVP voting and Knute Rockne
The piece notes fan ballots for the Most Valuable Player in both leagues included names like Ruth Gehrig and Hornsby. Ed Morris of the Red Sox shocks with votes while other players’ ballots are discarded. A Notre Dame practice report follows indicating low turnout and limited student interest.
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Fending Championship Run Leads to Midwest Meet
A cross country meet in Milwaukee Wisconsin invites all prep runners for the seventeenth annual University of Iowa interscholastic event. The East Division high school meet opens entry to prep barriers and is set for November 3. An odd note on currency in the Pacific islands mentions shark teeth.
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YMCA to Provide Room Space During Dairy Congress
The Waterloo YMCA will host rooms for out of town guests during Dairy Congress week. S. A. Cohagan says demand is high as weather looks favorable. rates range from 1.00 per night to 2.25 for room and two breakfasts. Call 5346 to list rooms. night service runs to midnight. a room bureau will operate at the grounds.
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Notre Dame Navy game may draw 135000 at Soldier Field
Ticket sales point to a record crowd for the Navy versus Notre Dame football game at Soldier Field on October 13. More than 99000 tickets have already sold, signaling a possible 135000 attendance.
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Install fixtures at Drake stadium for night game
Des Moines reports works men were setting up equipment and installing fixtures at Drake University stadium for the night football opener on October 6 between Drake and Simpson.
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Easters File as Bankrupts on Cedar Falls Farm
Mr and Mrs Elsie Haster of Cedar Falls filed for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 35619 38 with 30990 95 secured by a trust deed on their 120 acre farm to C B and A R Santee dated April 14 1924 Other debts include unsecured notes of 4626 93 and accounts Exempt assets total 470 with 524 claimed exempt for household property
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East Eleven to feature new backfield on scrimmage day
East High coach Makeswerd will insert Edgar Penn a promising sophomore at back and move Scraggy to a different backfield spot for Saturday’s scrimmages against Davenport. The squad travels Friday by auto with Cedar Rapids stop for a Coe field drill before the clash.
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Orcutt Leads East in U.S. Women’s Championship Medal
Maureen Orcutt of Haworth New Jersey shot 60 to medal in the match play qualifying for the United States women’s championship at Cascades Golf Club Hot Springs Virginia. Other contenders include Mrs. C E K Bellew of Los Angeles and Miss Dorothy Page of Madison Wisconsin with both aiming for the championship flight.
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Humphrey to Open Second Shop in Mason City
W M Humphrey owner of Humphrey's Sandwich shop plans a second outlet in Mason City in two weeks. Mrs Alex Turnmire and her son Earl Lewis will manage the Osage shop.
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