Reynolds Fans 17 as Raiders beat Madison 5 2
Cedar Rapids improves to eight straight wins as Chief Reynolds sets season strikeout mark with 17 in a 5-2 victory over Madison Blues. Ninneman struggles in ninth, leading to late Cedar Rapids scoring while Kordenbrock and Reynolds drive runs.
If Louis Loses Nova Fight, Louis to Enter Army
Promoter Mike Jacobs said Joe Louis would enlist in the army if Lou Nova defeats him at Yankee Stadium on September 19. Louis would serve as a boxing instructor or recruiter aide, with a potential furlough to pursue a rematch for the title next June.
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Garrison Edges Vinton In Thriller
In a Sunday baseball thriller Garrison rallied from 6-2 down after eight to defeat Vinton 7-6. Lefty Schellhose pitched for Vinton as Garrison used a ninth inning rally with Lou Schirm, Dwaine Schirm, and Myron Walthart delivering key hits. Feuerbach, Bechtold and Filckinger behind the effort.
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Vinton
Lefty Schellhose
Schellhose
Lou Schirm
Dwaine Schirm
Myron Walthart
Raiders pitcher Reynolds Sets 1941 Strikeout Record
Chief Reynolds of the Raiders struck out 17 enemies at Madison on Tuesday night, leading a 5 2 victory. The win was the Raiders eighth in a row, with four runs in the ninth. They played a double header bargain game at Hill Park after the win.
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Standings and Results from the THREE-EYE League and MLB Equivalents
The standings show Evansville leading with a .619 mark and Cedar Rapids at the bottom near .431. Tuesday results include Cedar Rapids over Madison 4-2 and Evansville over Moline 4-3, with several other league scores and Wednesday games listed alongside American Association results and brief boxing outcomes from United Press reports.
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Moline
Cedar Rapids
Evansville Can't Shake Off Raiders In Nine Inning Defeat
Evansville drops in a 4 to 2 loss to Cedar Rapids as the Raiders rally in the ninth. Cedar Rapids extends its win streak to eight games while Evansville remains three games back in the Three Eye league standings.
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Welland
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Washington th Finals Woman's Golf Tourney at County Club
The th finals of the annual women's golf tournament will be played at the Washington Golf and Country Club on August 27. Matches will occur in the championship and A and B flights. Mrs Jean Patterson, a three time city champion, is the defending titlist.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
Jean Patterson
Ohn Trevarthen
Iowa Golf Association
Monticello
Trevarthen
Anamosa
Allen Turner
Iver A. Opstad
Iowa City
Iowa City Country Club
Harold Clearman
Ed Rate
Bob Collins
Frank Carideo
Iowa
University City
Cedar Rapids hosts sectional for national amateur golf
Sixteen golfers from Cedar Rapids join about 600 rivals nationwide in sectional qualifying for the U S G A National Amateur Championship at Omaha August 25 to 30. The field narrows to 64 for match play after 36 holes of medal play, with four Omaha spots up for grabs and players from Missouri Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa competing.
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Omaha
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Bill Boni
Associated Press
New York
Johnny Jacobs
Bill MacPartland
Jacobs
Major League Box Scores Reston and New York
Box scores show New York and Boston tied with 4 0 runs, DiMaggio and Dickey key RBIs. St. Louis and Chicago split a late darkened game 6-6 after tandem pitching and fielding miscues. Washington beats Philadelphia 8-3 behind Lewis and Chapman homers and strong hitting from Cramer and Bloodworth.
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St. Louis Browns
Des Moines Pitcher Wins State Horseshoe Title
Dale Dixon of Des Moines captured the state horseshoe pitching championship at the All-Iowa fair tournament with a 16 2 record. Russell Sheetz beat Ted Harlan in a playoff for second place, while John Paxton of Fairfield finished fourth. Dixon was the only match to lose to Joe Yeager and Ted Harland, in a tournament hailed as the best in the fair’s history.
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Russell Sheetz
Ted Harlan
John Paxton
Fairfield
Joe Yeager
Ted Harland
Kenney Handcuffs Manufacturers in 2-0 Loss
Kenney's Red Handcuffs Manufacturers 2-0 as Wilson Packers shut down Marlin Jacobs in six innings. Frey and Keith delivered early runs for the Packers while Jacobs struggled with control and the Kenney defense.
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Giants Sweep Dodgers in twin wins at Ebbetts Field
The New York Giants, loaded with veterans, defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 8-5 and 2-0 at Ebbetts Field. Mel Ott hit his 20th and 21st homers, Cliff Melton and Carl Hubbell combined for the wins, while Gabby Hartnett and Billy Herman contributed in the late rallies. The Dodgers dropped to first place as the Cardinals edged the Cubs 8-7 and the Phillies beat the Braves 13-1 in 13 innings.
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