Cedar Rapids Raiders top Madison Blues 9 1 in mound duel
Paul Calvert hurled a five hit 9 1 win for Cedar Rapids over Madison, striking out nine. Del Jones, Bob Hershey and George Davis led a 17 hit attack, with Davis driving in three and Hershey hitting a fourth inning homer as Cedar Rapids built an 8 0 lead before Madison finally pushed a run across in the ninth.
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Raiders Beat Madison 9-1 Clinches Sixth Straight Victory
Paul Calvert pitched a five hitter as the Cedar Rapids Raiders defeated Madison 9-1 on Sunday. The win marked their sixth consecutive victory and moved them a full game behind league leader Evansville.
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Joe Brown Wins Waterloo Open Golf in Dramatic Finish
Joe Brown, Des Moines pro, captured the Waterloo Open by one stroke over Pat Wiley after tying a course record. He totaled 141 after rounds of 71 and 70, beating opponents including Johnny Jacobs and Bernie Steiger as the field included players from Cedar Rapids Ottumwa and Austin Minnesota.
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Des Moines AAA Fighters Tangle With Kansas City Boxers
Kansas City Golden Gloves fighters invaded Des Moines bringing five boxers to meet a Des Moines picked team at Riverview Park Arena. Ward Berry leads the Kansas City card, with Paul Kelly and others to face Des Moines opponents in close bouts.
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Standings Report for Three Eye League Updated
League standings for the Three Eye League are summarized with game results and team positions noted for Monday action. The brief lists leading teams and recent outcomes affecting rankings.
Box Score Snapshot Featuring Vander Meer and Joost
A fragmented box score item highlights Vander Meer pitching 3 runs scored on base, Joost and F McCormick contributions. No full lines or totals are legible. umpires listed as Stewart and Magerkurth. Time and remaining details missing.
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter by Tait
Plymouth races through a dry spell with football talk centering on Hawkeye legends and upcoming Iowa City plans. The column muses on Jones and Iowa U.USC links, Raiders players, and a 1941 home schedule while noting Minnesotan Hawks fans and past Minneapolis clashes.
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Center Point Marion Win In Wapsie Valley League Race
Center Point and Marion head the Wapsie Valley standings after Sunday play. Center Point defeated Toldville 13 8 with key hits from Bramwell and supporting power from a player who doubled twice and singled in six at bats. Center Point led 8 5 before a late rally sealed the win.
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La Porte Nine Prevails in Corn Valley 7-2
La Porte City Tigers defeat Waterloo Black Hawk Sport Shop 7 to 2 at home. The win keeps La Porte's early season momentum alive as they push toward league play.
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Defeating Oilers the Huttig kittenball team shines Friday
In Columbus Junction the Huttig squad beat the Oilers 19 to 9 on Friday with Fre donia defeating 3 to 8 to 3 in a preliminary. Wapello is set to play him Tuesday.
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41 Year Old Texan Wins Skeet Crown
Charles H. Poulton a 41 year old automobile salesman from San Antonio Texas won the national amateur all gauge skeet championship in Indianapolis in an overtime duel with Alex Kerr Beverly Hills California. They both finished the 250 target contest with perfect scores and then shot extra rounds totaling 175 before Kerr missed.
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Faurot Named to Western All-Star Prep Staff
Fred W. Faurot, Parsons College coach, was named to the Western Iowa all stars coaching staff for the game against the East at Drake on Sept 5. Faurot’s career includes wins in football and track at Excelsior Springs High School in 1933 and a 1935 Missouri championship with Kirksville State Teachers. His Parsons teams have 12 victories, four ties and 10 losses since 1938. Drake’s Vee Green leads the West, Moray Eby of Coe heads the East.
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Jimmy Wilburn Sets Record at All Iowa Fair Race
Jimmy Wilburn of Portland Ore won the ten lap grand final at Hawkeye Downs before 11 000 spectators. He clocked 4 11 94 for five miles on a half mile dirt, a new world record. Gus Schrader finished second as dust and weather disrupted later events. Wade Crew crashed but was shaken, with minor injuries.
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Race Tightens in Three Eye League Baseball Scene
Cedar Rapids Raiders close gap on Evansville with six straight wins and a 17 to 1 rout of Madison. Decatur defeats Evansville 4 to 2 to pull within five games of the leaders and tie for third. Brownies rained out with Moline. Waterloo beats Clinton 6 to 5 in an afternoon game.
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