Raiders Sweep Waterloo In Doubleheader To Move Up
The Raiders defeated Waterloo White Hawks 4 1 and 9 3 at Hill Park to leap into second place in the Three Eye standings, edging Decatur by a percentage point. Bob Haas and Van Hein starred in game one and two, while Cedar Rapids pitcher Al Wieland was pressed into duty.
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Anager
John Mostil
Waterloo White Hawks
Raiders
Hill Park
Mostl
John
al Winters
Lefty Umstead
White Hawks
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Umstead
Winters
Bob Haas
Lazorchak
Altenberg
Monaco
Kordenbrock
Jones
Bob Hershey
Augie Hixson
Hank
Mostil
al Wieland
Waterloo
AB Lazorchak
Iduk
Ener
Eer Hein
Strauss
Cedar Rapids Petaeen
Rf Rquardt
Davis
Hixson
Marquardt
Kerdenbrook Edwards
Sates Rapids
S. Wee
Balis
Whitford
Allied Sr Cedar Ras Ge Pile
Three To Break Tie In Skeet Top Event
In Indianapolis a three way tie exists in the champion of champions skeet event at the national tournament. Anthony Zugates from Hastings Pennsylvania Dick Shaughnessy of Dedham Massachusetts and Bill Clark of Chicago all remained perfect through three rounds of 25 shots.
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Indianapolis
Anthony Zugates
Hastings
Dick Shaughnessy
Dedham
Mass
Bill Clark
Chicago
All Iowa fair opens with race time trials Sunday
Hawkeye Downs hosts a sweep with ten fastest cars racing in the main event. Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids Ben Shaw AAA titleholder Buddy Calloway and other contenders are featured as one lap time trials begin at 1 pm. An Australian pursuit race follows with 25 laps maximum and a camelback rule applies.
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Hawkeye Downs
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
the Wilburn
Ben” Shaw
Buddy’ Calloway
Florida
Smith's 66 Sets Waterloo Golf Mark At Byrnes Park
Waterloo police reporter Dixie Smith posted a new Byrnes Park course record with a 66 in a practice round ahead of the Waterloo open. Cedar Rapids star Johnny Jacobs shot 67 with Smith as they led the field. other low rounds included Burkart 68 Syon 69 and Willcox 67.
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Waterloo
INS
Dixie Smith
Byrnes Park Municipal
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Smith
Charles Burkart
Freeman Syson
Waverly
Eddie Waterloo
Pat Willcox
Iowa duo knocked out in national juniors doubles
Wayne Anderson of Shenandoah and Frank Willet of Anniston lost their quarterfinal doubles match to Irving Parker of Carmel California and Jack Ballack of Long Beach California at the national juniors tennis tournament in Culver Indiana.
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Culver
Ind
Iowa
Wayne Anderson
Shenandoah
Frank Willet
Anniston
Ala
Irving Parker
Carmel
Calif
Jack Ballack
Long Beach
Freddie Cochrane Enlists in Navy as Welterweight Champ
Freddie Cochrane the welterweight champion joins the navy, becoming the first boxing titleholder to enlist. He is pictured with Lieut. Comm. Gene Tunney and Chief Yeoman J. E. Paterson in New York. He is likely to be stationed at Pensacola Naval Air Station where Tunney serves as athletic director.
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Freddie Cochrane
Gene Tunney
J. E. Paterson
New York
Cochrane
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Tunney
Injured Raiders Lose Catcher as Fire Delays Doubleheader
Raiders catcher Louis Kahn suffered a burned left hand when a box of matches lit while he smoked. President Harry S. Johnson suspended Kahn and reinstated Augie Hixson who caught both games as a Dahlstrom homer and a late rally sent Waterloo past Clinton 9 to 6.
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Raiders
Louis Kahn
Kahn
Waterloo
Harry S. Johnson
Augie Hixson
Marengo Fish and Game Club Fish Release Plans
The Marengo Fish and Game Club placed over a thousand catfish in the Iowa River Dee area, with fish from Lansing all under 12 inches. The club was promised an autumn release of adult quail.
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Marengo
Iowa River
Lansing
Bransville and Decatur Lead Narrow Standings in Shaky Summary
Standings show Bransville ahead of Decatur by a small margin with records near .565 and .543 as Waterloo Springfield and Moline compete. Text is fragmented but indicates ongoing league results and team positions.
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Bransville
Decatur
Waterloo Springfield
Moline
Oman Ouanent
Aterien
Bees Browns Split Pair as Madison Wins
Evansville led the Three-Eye standings slipping a half game after a 1 to 0 loss in 10 innings to the Browns. Cedar Rapids swept Waterloo 4 1 and 9 3 with Ed wards and Davis homering in the two games.
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Madison
Boston and New York in Friday Baseball Showdown
Boston hosts New York Washington in a Friday games slate with teams seeking key wins. Early results from Thursday include a Boston 8 matchup against New York Bashington with tight finishing sequences.
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Boston
New York
Bashington
Washington
Faint OCR Note Prompts Allocation of HBB Pause
A fragmented OCR line suggests a brief note about HBB status and a possible pause or reallocation. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, leaving the exact action and actors uncertain.
Packers Blank Engineers 7 to 0 in Thursday Night Clash
Wilson's pitchers held the Engineers to four hits as Red Kenney struck out six in a 7 to 0 victory. Wilson's scored in every of the first five innings before darkness halted play. Teammates Kenney and Usher combined for ten hits while Elmer Keith, Tom Farmer and others produced extra-base hits. Friday's action features the Reddy Kilowatt defense facing La Plant Choate in a near-title tilt.
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Wilson’s
Wilson
Gus
Red Kenney
Daffy Usher
Tommy Thomson
Elmer Keith
Louis watches as amateur golf nationals reach semi finals
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis sat in the gallery at the River Rouge municipal course as the amateur Negro Golfers' Association national tournament advanced to the semi finals. Louis, who shot 78 in qualifying and stood fifth after opening day, was eliminated by John Phillips of Cleveland 2 up.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Negro Golfers’ Association
River Rouge Municipal
Brown Bomber
John Phillips
Cleveland
Cooper Crabtree Lift Cards To Narrow NL Lead
Estel Crabtree and Morton Cooper sparked a 3-2 eleventh inning win over the Cincinnati Reds as the St. Louis Cardinals reclaim a slim NL edge. Crabtree, back after a kidney operation, delivered a clutch single driving in the go ahead run after a Mize single and Slaughter double. Cooper, returning from arm surgery, earned the win in relief with Sam Nahem finishing.
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al Lopez
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Ross
Parliament Ceremonies Mark Gunpowder Plot Anniversary
Each year a ceremonial search of all Parliament buildings is conducted due to the 1605 gunpowder plot. The tradition honors the attempted bombing and reinforces security during the commemorative period.
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