Raiders Return Home to Host Omaha After Protested Game
After an extended road trip the Raiders start a nine day home stand with ten and a fraction games. Tonight features the protest of the Omaha game which will precede the regular matchup, a 7:45 p.m. start with Bill Wilson pitching as the Raiders seek to gain ground in the standings. The homestand includes Omaha, Sioux City, St Joseph, and Topeka visits as the Raiders attempt to build on a three of five edge from recent series.
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Omaha
Bill Wilson
Raider
St Joseph
Topeka
Sioux City St Joseph
Bell Upsets Dope in Longwood Meet
Berkeley Bell dominates Longwood tennis finals in both singles and doubles at the Cricket club tournament. He defeated Wilmer Allison in the singles after a five setter and paired with Eugene McAuliffe to beat George M Lott and Lester Stoeffen in doubles.
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Brookline. Mass
Berkeley Bell
New Yorker
Cricket Club
Bell
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Eugene McAuliffe
New York
George M Lott
Chicago
Lester Stoeffen
California
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Jane Sharp
Pasadena
Josephine Cruickshank
Santa Ana
Calif
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Katherine Wolf
Helen Fulton
Elkhart
Ind
Jack Tidball
Hollywood
Eastern Iowa Loop Reverses Stanwood Dixon Protest Tilt
The Eastern Iowa Loop overturns a Stanwood Dixon protest tilt amid a contested game in Lowden. Details surface regarding team standings, league actions, and pending payments linked to the Stanwood squad.
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Iowa
Stanwood- Dixon
Lamanski Shuts Out Sioux City For Blue Sox Victory
Frank Lamanski pitched a 3 0 decision over Sioux City, notching his nineteenth win with 11 strikeouts and one walk. Riley and Rye homered for Davenport, while Olsen and Rye drove in key runs in the first and fourth innings. Des Moines followed with a 9 6 win over Omaha as Ralph Sams worked the distance and Omaha tied it late before Des Moines pulled ahead.
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Tap
Sioux City
Frank Lamanski
Cowboys
Dixon
Whitehouse
Olsen
Riley
Rye
Riles
Des Moines
Omaha
Packers
Ralph Sams
Imps
Nebraskans
Hancock
Carruthers
Indekofer
Demons
Gaffke
Hudson
Poser
Clements
Morales
Box Omaha
C R Engineers Top Witwer Grocers 6-3 In League Game
The C R Engineers defeated Witwer Grocers 6 to 3 at Daniels Park in the M and J league. Seabrooke and Johnson led the early rally with a four run first inning while Hansen held the Engineers to one hit after relieving in the second. R Lienbaugh stole third and scored in the sixth as the Engineers secured the win.
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NEW York
Giants
Braves
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Huck Betts
Hogan
Boston
Wally Berger
Whitney
Cardinals top Cubs in third-inning burst for 17-3 win
In St Louis the Cardinals routed the Chicago Cubs 17 to 3 as nine runs came in the third inning on six singles. Lou Warneke was knocked out early for Chicago while Tex Carleton held the Cubs to seven hits. Frank Frisch and Collins contributed key hits including Collins home run number twenty four. Galan and Stainbach also homered.
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Rock Island
Joseph Mo
Patni
Saints
Don King
Sioux City
Fred Newton
Hooxer
King
Newton
Joseph
Sobeph
Jameon
Goodman
Rf Bates
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Medwick
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Eee
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Pegeene
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Davis
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Galan
Stainback
Crawsford
Chicaco
T Wisase
Warneke
Carleton
Warneke Joel
Warnecke
Moran, Stewart and Barr
Baseball and Basketball Standings and Friday Results
Western League standings and Friday results show Cedar Rapids 3 Topeka. Des Moines 2 Omaha 6. St Joseph 4-6. Rock Island 1-6. Davenport 5 Sioux City 0. National League and American standings list New York, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, Boston, and Pittsburgh among others with Friday scores. American Association notes Minneapolis Louisville and Kansas City results as well as a Dodgers win with Emil Leonard pitching and Tony Cuccinello homering.
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Omaha
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Rock Island
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Washington
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American Association
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Louisville
Tigers Win Twelfth In- Row To Hold Slim Lead
Detroit outlasted Cleveland 6 to 5 in eleven innings as Lynwood Rowe pitched across the full game and drove in the winning run. Hank Greenberg scored the decisive run after Rowe’s fly to left and a fourth inning Tiger rally tied the game. Rowe struck out his 100th batter as Detroit extended its win streak to twelve.
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Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Detroit
Holland
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Hildebrand
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Burnett
Tribe
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Hale
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Vauban
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Seee
Chagnon
Poerseeaas
Roettser
Cincinnati
Comorosky
Paonol
Traynor
Hoyt Suhr
Davenport Showdown Sets Weekend Match for Robinson
Lucile Robinson plans a special Davenport exhibition as part of prep for the F2et ole menal play tournament. Aug 30 action features Beverly Creer and Davenport participants including Dr Pau Bartlett and Linwd Nordstrom at Davenport Country Club.
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Ole Menal
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Ancreys
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Ori Holder
Linwd Nordstrom
Davenport
Quasqueton Girls Win Twenty Eight In Row
Quasqueton undefeated girls kittenball team beat St Paul Methodist of Waterloo 6-2 Thursday night to extend their winning streak to twenty eight. Team members include Geneva Clark and Donna Hekel with Frances Foster Irene Sherrets Della Matteson Onn Bender Junice Franck Lucila Sherrets Eleanor Johnson and others.
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Waterloo
Mani Eagles
Manty Ja
Quasquetons
Geneva Clark
Donna Hekel
Bernadine Qiekel
Frances Foster
Econd
Irene Sherrets
Della Matteson
Jef
Onn Bender
Iider Junice Franck
Lucila Sherrets
Eleanorohnson
Mako Remains In Play For Junior Net Title
Gene Mako of Los Angeles advances to the semifinals of the National Junior tennis championship in New Orleans after a close win over Ernest Surr. Don Leavens of Milwaukee faces Gilbert Hunt of Washington DC, while Joe Hunt of Los Angeles meets Harry Thompson of Manchester MA in the other semifinal.
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N.orte 'O
Ernest Surr
New Orleans
Don Leavens
Milwaukee Southway
Gilbert Hunt
Washington DC
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Harry Thompson
Manchester Mass
Ria
Alberts Fall to Burlingame in Open League Play
Open league diamondball at Ellis park ends in 3 0 Burlingame victory over Alberts. Ray Burlingame striking out 11, Kridler 7, eight hits allowed by Paul Kindler. Bennett Tire over Light Company 11 4. Beeson’s defeat Armstrong 5 4 with Noble hitting two homers for Armstrong.
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Morgan
Snyder Derlersen
McGuire Light Company
Bennett Tite
Trimble
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Coggon Nine Edges Central City In Festival Baseball
Coggon defeated Central City 5 to 4 in the Harvest Home festival game with Davidson firing nine hits to five for Central City. Walker pitched for Central City and was slated to appear next day. A curtain-raiser saw Coggon girls beat Central City 4 to 3 with De Woody and French for Coggon and Alison and Bishop for Central City.
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Alburnett Diamondball Team Beats Lafayette 5 to 4
Alburnett edged Lafayette 5 to 4 in a Friday Diamondball game at Alburnett. Mural Jones pitched for Alburnett and Glen Phienhaupt took the loss. Alvin Haehlen hit a homer for Lafayette.
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Gazette
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Glen Phienhaupt
Alvin Haehlen
Adele Wells Wins Colorado Golf Title Over Buchanan
In Denver on Saturday Adele Wells of Fort Collins defeated Phyllis Buchanan 8 and 6 to become the Colorado women's golf champion after a surprise rout.
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Colorado
Denver
Adele Wells
Fort Collins
Colo
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Salinas Col-Preddie Miller Upset in Featherweight Bout
International News Service reports a bantamweight decision with Lou Satica of Hollywood defeating Joe Telken in New York. Korea 110. Salinas Col-Preddie Miller wins with 12 percent and NBA featherweight champion Little Dempser loses in Los Angeles.
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New York
Joe Telken
Korea
Salinas Col—Preddie Millers
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Los Angeles
Waner Act Sparks Pirates Past Reds at Forbes Field
In a dramatic eighth inning comeback, Lloyd Waner delivered a go ahead single and Paul Waner followed with a long homer as the Pirates beat the Reds 8 to 7 at Forbes Field. Pie Traynor plated the winning run with a ninth inning double, while Tommy Theven added another double.
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Waner
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Lloyd Waner
Paul
Forbes Field
Pie Traynor
Tommy Thevenow
Cincinnati
Marion Swimmers Place Second In Davenport Meet
The Peoria tanksters led by Anderson dominated a triangular meet in Davenport against Marion and Davenport. Marion finished second with 24 points, Davenport 17.5, while Peoria won with 42. Individual event winners included Anderson in the 60-yard freestyle and 120-yard freestyle, with Marion runners up in several races and Davenport placing in multiple events.
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Peoria Tanksters
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Middle West
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Davyenport
Wondy Anderson
Young
Alcorn
Machelewsky
Maciejewsky
Pearis Reconds
Humphries Py
Waite
Smith
McCallister
New Orleans Youth Wins Western Junior Golf Title
Fred Haas Jr of New Orleans defeated Bobby Jones of Detroit 3 and 2 to win the western junior golf championship final 36 hole match. Haas led morning 34 to Jones 39 while Jones posted 37 for a 76 and Haas finished 75 after a 41 second round.
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Ill
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Haas
Bobby Jones
Detroit
Jones
Des Moines Demons Sign Former Iowa Captain as Second Baseman
Herman Schultehenrich former Iowa baseball captain joined Kansas City in the American Association and reported to the Des Moines Western League club at Topeka. He will play second base with Leo Ogorek or Al Marchand in right field and Bob Poser shifting to pitching duties.
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University of Iowa
Kansas City
Topeka
Schiute
Demons
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al Marchand
Bob Poser
Yankee victory over Red Sox features batting error saga
Vernon Gomez earned his 19th win as the Yankees beat Boston 10 to 3. The game included multiple batting order errors with Bill Dickey and Ben Chapman in wrong spots, prompting umpire Emmett Ormsby to call out Dickey in the fifth. The Red Sox also muffed a double steal attempt when Sam Byrd and Tony Lazzeri tried to steal and Lazzeri scored.
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ays—Croto
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Goofy) Gomez
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Red Sox
Emmet Ormsby
Bill Dickey
Ben Chapman
Sam Byrd
Tony Lazzeri
Browns Rally Past White Sox In Openers Of Four Game Set
St Louis Browns beat Chicago White Sox 7 2 in the opener as Irving Hadley limited Chicago to five hits. Harland Clift homered and singled while Ray Pepper doubled and singled to pace a ten hit attack. Jack Hayes returned to second base for Chicago after an elbow injury.
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St. Louis Browns
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Bump
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ST_Louis
Woman Driver Places In Maquoketa Horse Races
Special to The Gazette Maquoketa Jackson county fair drew a crowd for final races Friday. Mrs Burright of Oregon Illinois driving Lady Claire placed in the money across events with times and purse details listed for 2:18 pace and other events.
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Gazette
Maqil
Jackson County
Burright
Oregon
Lady Claire
Easter Gordon
B. G
W. M. Brueton
Valley Falls
Kan
Colleen Direct
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W. G. Engel
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Neil G. Boardman
Vermillion
Carlotta May
Br. M
Mary Brook
Irene Dinan
William King
B. of Miller
Marshalltown
Lady Clairé
H. L. Alien
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Scot
Hattie Good
Krejci Brothers Defeat Firefighters 11–6 at Riverside Park
The Krejci brothers diamondball team beat the Firefighters 11 to 6 Friday night at Riverside Park. Players for the winning side were Smith, Strolene y, and Miller. for the Firemen were Hall, Zarub, and Usher. Next game at 6 pm Monday at Riverside Park.
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Stroleney
Miller
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Zarub
Usher
Lawrence Harford
Fifteenth Avenue SE
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