Cedar Rapids Raiders blank Cayuga Indians 9 to 0 in semi pro
Cedar Rapids hammered Cayuga in Memorial Stadium as Pat Seerey hit a four run fourth and Phil Seghi belted a inside the park homer. Owen Pugh struggled with control for Cayuga while Cedar Rapids built a seven inning win with four runs in the first. Mapes joined in as a starter for Cayuga and Vern Frei burger anchored the infield.
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Ind
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Iowa
Three
Pat Seerey
Little Rock
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Seerey
Phil Seghi
Blas Monaco
Joe Frazier
Lou Kahn
Owen Pugh
Cayuga
Pugh
Babe” Klieman
Jodie Marek
Michigan and Ohio State Lead Big Ten Baseball Race
Unbeaten Michigan and Ohio State top the Big Ten standings after weekend sweeps. Michigan beat Purdue twice 13 to 1 and 5 to 3, while Ohio State took two from Indiana 5 to 4 and 6 to 1. Illinois, Iowa also strong. Wisconsin unbeaten in league play.
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Badger
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Obin State
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Raider Booster Drive Dinner Tonight At Roosevelt Hotel
Raiders booster workers meet at 6 30 pm tonight at the Roosevelt hotel to close a week long ticket drive for the Raider baseball program. Only 329 more dollars are needed to surpass 5000 with over 1000 still to reach the previous peak. Attendees can join prize auctions and bring cash or unsold tickets to team managers for final reporting.
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Frank Merriwell
Roosevelt Hotel
Bunnies Nose Out Hotel Nine 7 6 in Riverside Tilt
Cedar Rapids Bunnies beat Roosevelt Hotel Legion Juniors 7 to 6 at Riverside Park. Ennis powered the offense with a second inning home run with two aboard. Stastny fanned nine and Stastny and Knake formed the Bunny battery against their former teammates. Folkers struck out 12 for the losers in a seven inning game.
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Farmer
Lee Scott’s Dogs Sweep Davenport Show Wins
Lee Scott’s three Chesapeake Bay retrievers earned five ribbons at the Tri-City Kennel Club show in Davenport. Susie a 13 month old bitch led with first in class first in winners and best of opposite sex earning two points toward a national title. Zip won his class while Chang placed second in open.
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Mechanicsville
Chesapeake Bay
Davenport
Lee Scott
Susie
Scott
Zip
Chicago
Baxter Bees Seek Out-Of-Town Softball Games
The Baxter Bees fast colored softball team seeks games with out-of-town teams. Managers contact Clarence Wilson at 8436 or write to 1604 Fifteenth Street SE.
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Baxter Bees
Clarence “Baldy” Wilson
Fifteenth Street SE
Standings Banter Across Cities Amid Weekend Schedule
In a tight standings moment Detroit and Boston clash as Washington and Chicago eye key showdowns. The schedule notes Monday games including Cincinnati, while Zeolertiadelphia shows a curious entry amid the ciphered lines.
Raider Fans Ask About Prices and Sidle in Iowa City
Local reader Orville Smith questions Raider admission costs and the fate of first baseman Sidle. The Gazette notes price stability at Hill Park, lists current players and relocations, and mentions potential exhibition games and broadcast plans. Milt Kuhl wins high jump at Drake Relays, earning praise for impact on Hawkeye teams.
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Drake
Big Milt
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Oklahoma Aggies
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George
Iowa City
Lee Farmer
Lee
Hank Vollenweider
Henry
Milt
Penn Relays Outshine Drake in Major Events
Drake winners led in six events while Penn topped eight of nine individual events at the Penn Relays. Penn captured the distance medley and four mile relays to claim the team title, Ohio State won three Drake relays, and Indiana claimed the Penn distance events.
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Drake
Penn
Indiana University
Ohio State
Eighty Nine Archers Compete in Waltonian Tourney
Cedar Rapids area archers compete in the Waltonian Archery Club first tourney of the year. Four shooters achieve the six gold score, a first for Iowa meets, with Blanche Lapp Eloise Dysart Leona Linder and Marge Hoagland among the top performers across multiple classes.
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Waltonian Archery Club
Iowa
Blanche Lapp
Iowa City
Eloise Dysart
Pasadena
Calif
Leona Linder
Shellsburg
Marge Hoagland
Center Point
Larry Melson
Waterloo
Lyle’ Colehaugh
Marshalltown
Burt Watkins
Bill Collins
Cedar Rapi
Burnyee Colebaugh
Effie Wetherbee
Oelwein
Helen Weber
Gerald Wells
Billy Hopkins
Muscatine
Mary Ellen Kraus
Waltonian
Lyle Colebaugh
Plan Last Rites For Lyle Brown
Services will be held Tuesday for Lyle Brown 36 former horseshoe pitching champion of Iowa who died here Saturday Brown placed third in a national tournament and was a former president of the Des Moines Horseshoe Pitching association
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Des Moines
Lyle Brown
Iowa
Brown
Morley Beats Wyoming 11 8 for Second Time
Morley high school baseball defeated Wyoming 11 to 8 on Friday marking their second win in a week. Phelps pitched and Heinie caught for Wyoming. Duane Smith and Donald Main formed Morley’s battery.
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the Gazette
Morley
Morley High School
Wyoming
Phelps
Heinie
Duane Smith
Donald Main
Morley Battery
Cyclones Open Big Six Play With Nebraska Series in Ames
Iowa State starts Big Six with Nebraska at Ames in a two game set beginning Monday and finishing Tuesday. Cyclones aim to build on a 3 of 4 non conference record as they host the Cornhuskers.
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Welp
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Nebraska
Winthrop High School Nine Defeats Brandon 1-0
Winthrop High School defeated Brandon 1-0 in a tight game. Both teams had four hits. the winning run came on an error. Brandon pitchers Brooks and Stainbrook. Winthrop duo Cashman and Holt pitched.
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Brandon
the Gazette
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Stainbrook
Winthrop
Cashman
Holt
Eastern Iowa junior college base ball tourney in Tipton
The Eastern Iowa Junior College conference base ball tournament will be held at Tipton on May 5 at the Cedar County fair grounds. Teams include Elkader Muscatine Maquoketa and Tipton.
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Muscatine
Maquoketa
Cedar County Fair Grounds
Field Seen For Kentucky Derby Might Reach 16
Derbyweek in Louisville focuses on a potentially 15 to 16 horse lineup for the 68th Kentucky Derby. Most contenders come from bargain yearling buys and claim races, with key hopes including Requested, Alsab, and Devil Diver after recent workouts and stakes wins.
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Big
Requested
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Apache
Clouds
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Texas
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Alsab
Chesapeake
Havre
Devil Diver
Attendance at Major League Games Climbs in 1942
Attendance at Major League games rose on Sunday, with eight games drawing 211,962 paid admissions, the largest single-day total of the 1942 season. If Sunday is any guide, the majors expect a strong wartime season ahead.
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Dodgers
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York
Two Taps Hit Chicago Man in ABC Efforts
Chicago bowler George Kotalik finished second in all events and fourth in singles at the American Bowl, firing games of 257 and 264 in a 736 singles effort. His five-man total 607 and doubles 623 helped a 1,966 all-events tally. Eugene Ernest of Racine also posted strong all-events at 1,905.
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Ohio
George Kotalik
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Kotalik
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Racine
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Major League Box Scores Brooklyn Philadelphia
Box score fragment shows Brooklyn and Philadelphia games with runs hits and errors. Dapper HR and Glossop three-base hit noted. Pearson and Melton pitched in first game with losses.
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Conlan
Reardon
Goetz
Yanks Rally To Defeat Washington In 9th
American League action saw the Yankees erase a 6 9 deficit to beat the Senators 9 2. Pitchers Wolff Wagner and Evans supported the late surge as Detroit topped St Louis 5 4 in another game with runs batted in by Hitchcock and Bloodworth.
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