Raiders Fall to Omaha 4-3 in Home Series Final
Howard Taylor struggled on the mound as Omaha defeated the Raiders 4 to 3 at Hill Park. Nichols hurled well for Omaha while Gasaway homered late for the Raiders who left nine hits scattered and stranded runners. The loss ends the home stand and sets up next games in Waterloo and Des Moines before Davenport return.
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Riverside Firemen Win And Lose Softball Tilts
Riverside Firemen split two softball games with Johnnie Wieland diamondball. The Firemen beat Wieland 33 to 26 after earlier losing to Wieland about 40 to 6. They later traveled to Hills for a thirteen inning contest, dropping 2 to Hills.
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Standings and Friday Results From Regional Baseball Card
Standings show Davenport leading with 13 wins while Omaha, Des Moines, and Waterloo battle mid pack. Friday results: Omaha 4 Cedar Rapids 3, Waterloo 6 Sioux City 3, Davenport 6 Des Moines 3, with Cedar Rapids at Waterloo and Omaha at Davenport Saturday matchups listed. American League standings include New York, Cleveland, and St. Louis atop their divisions with several notable scores and upcoming games.
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Edith Estabrooks Faces Jennet Jones in State Golf Final
In West Okoboji, 15-year-old Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque meets Jennet Jones of Des Moines in the Iowa state women's golf championship final. Estabrooks won last year 5 and 4, surviving a 3 and 2 win over Eleanor Stevens as Jones defeated Indy Morton 5 and 4 after trailing early.
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Wilsons Beesons Win Crucial Softball League Games
Wilsons team edged Parksons 3 0 at Ellis Park as Arm strongs fell 4 2 to Beesons. Brown Derby and Gazette played a 7 6 contest won by Gazette, keeping the Open league race tight with leaders bunched. Line scores show Beesons 201 000 1 4 Armstronge 002 000 023 Driscoll McGuire W Brousard Ryder. Parksons 000 000 000 030 0 Anne Stahl Brousard Rider.
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Davenport Beats Des Moines 6-3 in Debut of Berger Larson
Davenport Blue Sox gain on Des Moines 6-3 in the final game of the series. Berger Larson makes his home debut and earns his third win since joining the team. Des Moines trailed after a five-run first inning as Bonnetti allowed the early burst before a late rally.
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Waterloo Triumphs Over Sioux City 6 3 In Final Series Game
Waterloo revives in the middle innings to defeat Sioux City 6 to 3 in the series finale. Hemenway allows nine hits with nine strikeouts as Graf yields six hits but gets little support. Key moments include Luby’s third inning steal and Michael’s fourth inning triple, plus Michael’s double and Plummer’s single for three more in the fifth.
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Major League Box Scores New York Cleveland details
Box score highlights show New York and Cleveland with multiple batters reaching base including Gehrig and Lazzeri for New York and Dickey Selkirk and Rolfe driving in runs. Pitcher Hadley earned the win while Harder took the loss with notable team errors and RBI tallies across the game.
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Bottomley Leads with Two Home Runs in Baseball Game
In a high scoring game Bottomley hit two home runs and drove in five runs. Solters Bell and Hayes each had two RBI while Clift Puc cinelli Lary and others added hits. Kelley pitched for Philadelphia and Knott Flythe matched with nine and seven hits allowed respectively. Umpires Johnson Summers. Time 1 56.
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Engineers Take 5 3 Victory Over Rock Island Shops
The C. R. Engineers defeated the Rock Island shops 5 to 3 at Daniels Park by forcing six errors in a tense game. Key moments include Elias homering and Diehl driving in three across a six inning rally. Rock Island will seek revenge Monday against Wilson in a battle for top position.
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Dixon Faces Lowden for Eastern Iowa league lead
A large crowd is expected Sunday for the decisive game between Dixon and Lowden. Dixon tracks second place while Lowden has led the league most of the season. Wheatland visits Mechanicsville, Clarence plays Grand Mound, and Lisbon hosts Calamus as standings show London and Grand Mound near the top.
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Raiders' Sunday Game at Waterloo Scheduled for Afternoon
Raiders announced the Sunday game against Waterloo at Waterloo will start at 3 p.m. A sizable delegation of local fans is expected to travel for the second game of the series, per club president Harry S. Johnson.
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McDiarmid Delivers Final Round Win Over Hunt at Seabright
John McDiarmid defeats 17 year old Joe Hunt 9-7 6-2 6-2 in Seabright final to claim a week of strong play and edge toward elite status in U S tennis. The Texas native and future Princeton politics instructor dismissed Davis Cup talk with a quip about never representing anyone but the old folks home.
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Coggeshall Wins in Local Net Tourney
Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines defending champion and Norman Bickel of Oak Park Ill along with Carl Smalley Yorktown Tex and Don Leavens Milwaukee Wis advanced to the semifinals in the sixth annual Middle States tennis tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club. coggeshall and bickel win in quarterfinals as Smalley and Leavens drop matches.
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Yanks Hold Off Rivals as Indians Fall Short in AL Race
In a wide swing of American League action the New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 11 to 7 to extend their lead to eight and a half games. Lou Gehrig belted homer number 33 as Boston, Detroit, and St. Louis also posted wins while Washington and Philadelphia split double headers.
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Mrs Byers Reaches Finals In Cedar Rapids Women’s Golf
In the Cedar Rapids Country Club annual women’s championship Mary Frances Lee falls to F C Byers 5 and 4 to reach the final. Boileau Nash and others advance with round results and semifinal standings.
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Jabs by Associated Press Report From Hollywood Boxing Night
In Hollywood the Associated Press reports Petey Sarron from Mirestngham Alabama faces Youns magerbett from Francisco with Davey Abad Panama and Mike Bazzone in undercard bouts. Tiger Wade and Simms McLeod from Tacoma are noted among Perseus results.
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Olympic Facts Berlin 1936 Games Overview
Facts about the eleventh modern Olympiad in Berlin opening Aug 1 and closing Aug 16. Nations entered 52 athletes 4840 biggest team America 367 competitive sports 22 attendance 3500000 cost of preparations 30000000 for nine sports arenas and athletes village. Unofficial scoring ranks top six by 10 5 4 3 2 1 with United States leading 740% points at Los Angeles 262% Italy 160% Japan 160% Sweden 154% France and Germany 151% Britain 144% Finland 125%.
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Anatole France’s father ran a famed Paris bookstore
The statement notes that Anatole France’s father operated a renowned bookshop in Paris, highlighting the family’s influence on literary culture and the shop’s global reputation.
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