Fruehauf Strengthens Lead With Twin Bill Win
Fruehauf Trailer nips Iowa Manufacturers 4-3 in nine innings at Daniels Park, boosting toward the M-1 pennant amid a 3,000-plus crowd. Wilson defeats Quaker Oats 7-1 to stay in pennant chase as Schueler and Fleagle duel. key moments include Fruehauf scoring in the ninth and defensive plays sparking rallies.
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Cascade wins split by purse dispute at Central City fair
Ernie Marchand and Cascade clashed with Cascade players over a winner take all purse after a Saturday game against M-J at Central City’s Linn County Fair. Cascade, billed as Maquoketa Valley all stars, faced cash tensions as Fruehauf executive Marchand tried to cover bills while players demanded the full prize.
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All Stars Drill Open Fall Football Camp in Evanston
The 68 player collegiate all star squad began drills under Indiana coach Bo McMills at Soldier Field in Evanston Il with a game against the Los Angeles Rams set for August 23.
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Waterloo Wins State Semipro Baseball Title
Waterloo defeats Oskaloosa in the state championship 4-1 and 10-5 to claim the title, earning a berth to the national semipro tournament in Wichita Kansas August 16, with Waterloo representing the area.
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Standings and results from a busy American League slate
American League standings show New York Cleveland Detroit St Louis and Philadelphia in close races with winners and losses listed. Sunday's results include New York and Cleveland 0 6 7 and Philadelphia 5 4 with nearby teams compiling records. Upcoming games note Ramose versus LaPlant Choate and an open Tuesday slate.
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Fellers Back May Hurt Gate Receipts If Out Long
United Press reports on Feller's back injury threatening a possible record strikeout pace and potential long absence. The piece notes Cleveland’s box office impact, with 74,529 fans at Municipal Stadium and Yankees defeating the Indians 2 to 0 as Nick Ettén delivered the bases loaded single off Relief Hurler Bob Lemon.
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Dodgers Win Behind Pitching Duel In National League
National League box score details show Dodgers defeating Boston with a 9-4 final. Pitching staff assignments note Raffensberger took the loss despite 14 hits allowed in 7 1 2 innings. Notable names include Umpires Jorda and Reardon, with Goetz handling defense.
Riegel Wins Trans Miss Golf Title in Denver
Glendale California shotmaker Skee Riegel captured the first postwar Trans Mississippi crown at Denver Country Club by defeating Denver’s Babe Lind 4 and 3 in the 136-hole final after three days of play.
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Jefferson Trapshooter Dethrones Bob Allen
Ched Callaway of Jefferson won the Jota amazed 16 Yard trapshooting championship Sunday night in a shootoff after beating Bob Allen of Fort Dodge with 148 of 180 targets. Allen had been state champion. Margaret Corweller and Mrs. Argake Orweiler of West Bend retained the state Women's title. Harry Crist, 15, won the junior title, and John F. Lensch of Eldridge took the singles doubles and handicap events.
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Iowa Tennis Crown Goes To Hainline
Navy Lt. Dick Hainline captured the Iowa tennis title in Des Moines defeating Jack Ormsbee 6-4 6-2 5-7 7-5 in the final as 500 fans watched. Doris Popple added the Iowa women’s title with a 7-5 6-4 win over Edith McDaniel. Cedar Rapids’ Jim Wasta won the under-18 boys title 6-2 3-6 6-3 over Dick Ludwig, while Doris Jensen and Janet Tillotson took the junior girls title 8-6 6-0.
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Texan Henry Ransom Wins St Paul Open
Houston's Henry Ransom captures the St Paul Open title finishing with a 72-hole total of 268 to win $10,000, beating Dirk Metz by two strokes and setting a high professional standard. Other players include Lawson Little and Blegorth Vines among the top finishers. several pros and associates listed, with sparse details on scores and withdrawals.
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Roosevelt Hotel Juniors Win at Marshalltown 9 to 5
Roosevelt Hotel Junior Legion team defeated Marshalltown 9 to 5 on a Sunday. The steady pitching by Kelso for Marshalltown and Pivitek’s relief hurling supported a scrappy offense from Roosevelt. Totals show Roosevelt 38 runs, Marshalltown 35. key plays and lineups noted in the report.
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Iowa Open Tennis Results Semifinals and Finals Summary
Iowa Open tennis results list semifinals and finals across Men’s and Women’s singles and doubles as Lt. Haainline and Helmine win in men’s. Doris Popple tops Joanne Dunn Gibson in women’s. junior and doubles events feature Sebree, Lewis, Ormsbee, Counts, Haine, and Fletcher. Final outcomes include Helmine over Ormsbee 6-4 6-2 and Popple over McDaniel 7-5 6-4 with multiple round-by-round details.
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Golf action at Northwest Iowa tourney halves lead changes
Spencer golfer Bob Mann aged 20 led after day one with 68 while Phil Donohue from Sioux City shot 69 and 72 to 141 at the halfway in the four round Northwest Iowa tournament. Harald Skow Newton the Masters winner sat third at 143 and Johnny Jacobs Cedar Rapids Town champion moved to fourth with 71 and 74.
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Bob Stephenson Reaches Ellis Park Open Semifinals
Bob Stephenson won his second match in two days to advance to the Ellis Park Open semifinals by beating Al Kucera 3 and 2 on Sunday. In the championship flight first round, Joe Knowles defeated Lee Kreutzer 1 up and Frank Shimek beat Claire Porter 1 up. Other results note several close finishes across flights.
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Dubuque Softball Team Defeats Cedar Rapids in Doubleheader
Dubuque's central lineup powered past the Cedar Rapids All Stars in a doubleheader, taking both games 6 to 3 and 15 to 8. The Dubuque offense featured strong hitting from their core, while Cedar Rapids struggled to contain the Dubuque attack in both ends of the twin bill. Kenney, Clemens, Riad, and Jande led Cedar Rapids with solid efforts, but Dubuque pitching and timely hitting sealed the pair of victories.
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