Cubs Beat Bees 3 2 as Root Holds Bees to Four Hits
Chicago Cubs win 3 2 on Charley Root four hit gem against the Boston Bees. Rookie Bill Nicholson drove in the decisive run in the eighth after Herman scored on Reynolds sac. Hack and Hartnett were ejected after a dispute in the eighth. Augie Galan was briefly knocked out during batting practice but remained to play. Dodgers also in action in Cincinnati as page continues.
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Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
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Bully Herman
Herman
Carl Reynolds
Percy
Winpitc Wcuree Marciaulln
Vane
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Gabby Hartnett
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Hartnett
Augie Galan
Galan
John F. Davis
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Mnnerkurth
Sears
Ballanfant
Hobart Advances to Country Club Semi Finals
Hobart shot a 69 to reach the semi finals by defeating Jim McPartland 4 and 3. He faces Johnny Jacobs, while Johnny Vavra meets R. E. Killian. Other flights list several defaults and close wins as round results filter through.
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Hobart
Johnny Jacobs
John Hobart
Jim McPartland
Jacobs
Johnny Vavra
R. E. Killian
H L._ Morehead
Holmes
Kathleen Carey Reaches Alexandria Semi finals
Kathleen Carey of Cedar Rapids advances to the Alexandria semi finals after a by default win over Mrs. F. E. Gale of Minneapolis. She meets Ann Casey of Mason City next as Edith Kierland loses to Casey 1 up. John Kraft of Oclwein falls to Roy Gilbertson of Benson 3 and 2 in the men's division.
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Alexandris
Minn
Kathleen Carey
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Gale
Minneapolis
Ann Casey
Mason City
Edith Kierland
Alexandria
Jo MacRae
Ames
George Lynde
E. F. Carey
John Kraft
Oclwein
Roy Gilbertson
Benson
Six Players Reach Quarterfinals Of City Tennis Tournament
Six of the eight quarter-finalists have been decided in the city tennis tournament held Saturday night. L. D. Dennis advances to meet either Dick Rugg or John Gross, while Jim Netolicky and Hubert Turner face off. Carl Kirwin plays Vernon Uleh, and Russ App’s quarter-final foe will be either Bob Netolicky or the Rev. J. H. Blackstone.
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L. D. Dennis
Dick Rugg
John Gross
Jim Netolicky
Hubert Turner
Carl Kirwin
Vernon Uleh
Russapp
Bob Netolicky
J. H. Blackstone
Yankees trim Indians 6 to 1 as DiMaggio homers
New York pitcher Red Ruffing earned his 15th win, aided by Joe DiMaggio's third homer in three days and a five run seventh inning. Babe Dahlgren doubled, Frank Crosetti drove in a run, and Ruffing contributed a fifth inning homer. Cleveland’s Harry Eisenstat allowed 10 hits in a complete game effort.
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NEW York
Joe di Maggio
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Red Ruffings
Harry Eisenstat
Indians
Detroit
Red Rolfe
Charley Keller
Babe Dahlgren
Frank Crosetti
DiMaggio
Rufling
Bill Dickey
Bruce Campbell
Senators Beat White Sox 10-1 Behind Chase’s Erratic Gem
Ken Chase kept control with solid run support as Washington built a 4-0 lead by the fourth inning and finished 10-1 over Chicago. Buddy Lewis collected five singles, George Case swiped a base to extend his season theft record, and Marcum allowed late runs before the Senators' 13-hit attack sealed the win.
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Washington
Ken Chase
Senators
White Sox
Chase
Buddy Lewis
Jack Knott
Johnny Marcum
Knott
Marcum
George Case
A. Chicazn
Abitqoa Nlaseaadb
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Oi West
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McNair
Walker
Bloorworth
Wright
Bloodworth
Vernon
Lewis
West
Rosenthal
Travis
Blondworth
Basts
Chicago
Summers
Grieve
Marcump
Young Stars Shine In Week Of Baseball News
The week highlighted younger players with recalls by Cleveland May recalls of Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack from Buffalo in the International league to boost the Indians. Bucky Walters earned his nineteenth win for Cincinnati. Joe DiMaggio led the American League in batting and hit a three run homer in a win over Cleveland. Atley Donald, the Yankees rookie, saw a 12 game winning streak end with a loss in a matinee.
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Lou Boudreau
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Ray Mack
Buffalo
Cleveland
New York
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Redland
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Atley Donald
Yanks
Three-I league standings unchanged after Saturday games
No position changes in the Three-I league as all first division teams split doubleheaders. Cedar Rapids remains two games ahead, with Evansville in second place and Decatur trailing.
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Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Decatur
Standings and Saturday Results for Three-Eye League and WoL
Standings show teams Cedar Kan S444 Sur Clinton Evansville Decatur Moline Springfield Bloominet’n and others with win totals. Saturday results include Cedar Rapids Springfield Clinton Evansville Decatur Moline Bloomington Waterloo games and Sunday matchups Shrinefield Cedar Rapids Bloomington Waterloo Evansville Clinton Decatur Moline. Other leagues list New York Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis with Saturday and Sunday results and standings.
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Bloominet
Decatur
Moline
Springfield
Cedar Rapids Ft. Springfield
Bloomington
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bronklin
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Louis
Cricazo
Washinstoun
Troit
Iowa Teen Aim to Enter Iowa For Teaching and Football
Tom Farmer, Cedar Rapids noted quarterback, gains a college path to Iowa for physical education and coaching. Several Iowa high school athletes like Urban Gable Thayer may join the freshman list, with big game hopes in baseball and basketball. Roosevelt Hotel team note.
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Tom Farmer
Wilson High
Tom
Towa
Iowa
Legion League
al Eddy
Farmer
Cedar Rapids
al Urban
George Gable
Bill Thayer
Urban
Wilson
Gable
McKinley
Thayer
Roosevelt
Iowa City
Bill Parker
North Des Moines
Ross Anderson
Mason City
Bill Stausa
Creston
Bob Lauterbaugh
Sac City
Bob Bender
Davenport
Notre Dame
Ira Lund
Clinton
Glenn Mentzel
Elkader
Charles Snyder
Washington
Bob Penaluna
Waterloo West
Vince Di Maggio Sold to Cincinnati for 40000 Plus Players
The Kansas City Blues sold Vince Di Maggio to the Cincinnati Reds for about $40,000 in cash and two players to be named later. Di Maggio remains with Kansas City through 1939 and joins Cincinnati in 1940 spring training. He is the brother of Joe DiMaggio and led the league with 110 RBIs and 38 home runs this season. Dominic DiMaggio remains with the San Francisco Seals.
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Kansas City Blues
Vince di Maggio
Cincinnati Reds
di Maggio
Joe di Maggio
New York Yankees
Blues
Reds
Yankee
New York
Dominic
San Francisco Seals
Boston Bees
Bill Meyer
DiMaggio
DiMaggio Brothers
Californians Rule In Junior Tourney
In Culver Indiana on a national junior tennis day California dominated the finals. Ted Schroeder of Glendale won the junior championship by defeating Larry Dee of San Francisco 7 5 6 4 6 2. Budge Patty of Los Angeles claimed the boys title beating Harry E Likas of San Francisco 6 4 6 0.
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Ins
Harry E. Likas
San Francisco
Raiders Split Doubleheader in Cedar Rapids Opener
Cedar Rapids defeated Springfield 9 to 8 in the opener as Gene Babbitt both started and was the winning pitcher. The Raiders then lost 5 to 1 in ten innings amid a rough stretch for pitcher Nasimick and late Springfield runs.
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Springfield
Browns
Hill Park
Evansville
Decatur
Clinton
Moline
Gene Babbitt
Cedar Rapids
Brownies
Nasimick
Mike Nasimick
Babbitt
Raiders
Cronin
Sprinegfield
Marleau
Big Nights Return as Cedar Rapids Baseball Boosts Promotion
Hill park hosts a week of six single games after a twin bill tonight against Springfield, with six games against Moline and Clinton. Promotions include two ladies nights Monday and Friday, plus family and friends night on Wednesday at Wilson Co. seats along the third base line reserved for Wilson ticket buyers.
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Hill Park
Springfield
Moline
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Co
Wehtield
Wilson's
Ottumwa Wins State Legion Junior Title in 10 Innings
Ottumwa defeats Indianola 6 to 5 in ten innings to claim Iowa American Legion junior baseball crown and advance to district play in Waukesha Wisconsin. Bates pitched the full game for Ottumwa with eight strikeouts. Leonard scored the winning run on a fielder's choice in the extra frame. Cedar Rapids beat Sibley 3-0 to take third place as Suchomel reached on an error in the first inning.
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American Legion
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Dubuque
Waterloo
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Iowa American Legion
Nosme Out
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Howe
Fanning
W. Smith
R. Smith
Boughton
Peters
Lundquist
Quinn
Rob Manuel
Sibley
Harvey Ware
Charles
Beekman
Harold Lundquist
Jack Tovera
Max Peters
Bob Tordik
Cedar Rapids
Merlyn Boughton
Jack Kenney
George Howe
Bill Bates
Stan King
Gene Jones
George Machacek
Martin Quinn
Bob Suchomel
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