Madison Blues Rally Past Cedar Rapids 8 5 in 3rd Game
Madison defeated Cedar Rapids 8 to 5 as Gehrke and Fiore led a pivotal sixth inning rally. Cedar Rapids pitchers walked seven in the frame, fueling five Madison runs after starter Kash held the Blues to two early runs. Embree closed the game as Madison tallied in the eighth with Gustafson and Stencel doubles. The contest was played on a soft diamond with a half hour interruption in the sixth.
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Cordingley Edges Burkart In Wet Iowa Open Round
Bill Cordingley of Des Moines moved atop the Iowa Open standings at the halfway point with a 71 on Sunnyside as Charley Burkart of Cedar Rapids shot 71 to sit one back. Sid Richardson and Don Willcox followed with 146 and 147, respectively, as other top finishers posted scores in the wet conditions.
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Charles Durkart
Cedar Rapids
Sid Richardson
Creston
Robert Bickley
Waterloo
Wayne Harrell
Fairfield
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Pearls
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Howard Martin
Eldon Roewert
Herb Vanderzyl
Pella
Bob Ruic
Fort Dodee
Carl Hogan
Council Bluls
Herman Smith
Ed Larson
Council Blums
Honeymead tops Cherry Burrell in Industrial A League
Despite wet diamonds at Ellis Park, Honeymead finished second in Industrial A by routing Cherry Burrell 15 to 3. Beck's Athletic Goods and Hills Wildcats schedule a night game at 7 45 PM with lights, while rest of league games start at 6 PM and a 6 15 PM deadline established.
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M and J Champs Face All Stars Tonight at Hill Park
The M and J league leaders Iowa Electric Light and Power face a combined All Stars lineup at Hill Park. The Kilowatts, led by Ockie Theisen, seek a split after a 1-1 series. Emergency Manager Joe Bailey assigns Theisen to start. Managers Bishop and Bailey outline the pitchers and batting orders for a 815 p.m. game with 25 cent admission. Iowa Manufacturers and La Plant Choate meet Thursday.
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Standings and results in the Three-Eye League and National League
Standings show Madison Clinton Decatur Moline and Evansville in the Three-Eye League with wins and losses, then results from Tuesday including Madison Cedar Rounds and Evansville Springfield. National League leaders Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York and Philadelphia are listed with recent results and lingering schedules.
Red Peppers Chatter on Raiders Derby and Umpire Yarns
A Cedar Rapids Raiders preview weighs the nine remaining road games against Waterloo Moline Decatur and the six home games starting Sept 2 at HI Park. The piece praises manager Ollie Marquardt and recalls local sports talk on football strategy and umpiring quips from Hill Park, Belle Plaine, and Benton County figures.
Indians Win Again In Tight American League Tilt
Detroit and Cleveland clash as the Indians edge Detroit 6 to 5 and 6 to 4 in a doubleheader. Key actions include Trosky and Gorsky delivering for Cleveland while Mack and Meyer spark Detroit.
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Ott's Pinch Single in 12th Nets 1-0 Giants Win
Mel Ott, benched for four hitless games, pinch hit in the twelfth and scored the deciding run as the New York Giants beat the Boston Bees 1-0. Frank Demaree drove in Ott with a single after a sacrifice, in a game dominated by pitching from Carl Hubbell and Dick Errickson.
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Dick Errickson
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Bill Terry
George Magerkurth
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Dodgers Beat Phillies 6-5 In First Doubleheader Game
Brooklyn outlasted Philadelphia 6-5 in the opener as Fred Fitzsimmons started and did not go the distance in the Brooklyn Dodgers win. The Phillies and Dodgers played Wednesday in the first game of a doubleheader despite early pitching changes.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Reds part coach Jimmy Wilson signs as player catcher
Pittsburgh AP reports Jimmy Wilson was released as Cincinnati Reds coach on Wednesday and immediately signed as a player. He will fill the catching gap created by the maicide.
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Jimmy Wilson
Cincinnati Reds
Tigers Still Hoping With Gehringer Out
Detroit struggles in pennant race as Charley Gehringer sits on the bench with the Tigers losing four straight. Dutch Meyer fields duties, misplays a ninth inning infield boot aiding Cleveland, while Yankees overpower Red Sox and White Sox edge Browns. Reds rally to beat Pirates 4 3 as McCormick shines.
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Iowa Fair Races Hear Intersectional Challenge
Iowa fair racing gains an intersectional angle as Gus Schrader faces a field of challengers from the CSRA and IMSA. Friday at Hawk Eye Downs starts at noon with time trials, the 20 fastest cars advancing to purse races at 2 30 p m.
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Cedar Rapids
International Motor Contest Association
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Jimmy Miller
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Spencer Scott Captures Hambletonian In Straight Heats
Spencer Scott won the Hambletonian stake in two straight heats at Goshen. The grandson of Spencer led the first heat from the quarter and dominated the second heat after a fast start, finishing a half length ahead in both races. Remus placed second in both heats, with Kuno third each time. Scott clocked 2:02 into the first mile and 2:03 for the second heat.
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Rain Dampens Three-Eye Schedule, Several Games Postponed
All but two teams idle as Four games were balked in the Three-Eye league Tuesday night. Springfield and Evansville postponed their game to form a double-header on Sept. 2. Cedar Rapids lost 8 to 5 at Madison, leaving Springfield one and a half games ahead. Wednesday fixtures include Cedar Rapids at Clinton and Springfield at Moline as Cedar Rapids fights to hold second.
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Cedar Rapids
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