Raiders Rally to Take First of Twin Bill 10-8
Cedar Rapids hammered Clinton to open the doubleheader 10-8 as Forrest Thompson and Ray Poat pitched solidly. The nightcap saw Cedar Rapids win 6-3 with a five‑run ninth inning to extend their winning streak to ten while Clinton collapsed late and fell toward the Three‑Eye cellar.
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Giants Rally Foiled In Ninth Inning Debacle
In the eighth and ninth innings the Giants squandered bases loaded threats. Marquardt and Monaco sparked rallies while Westfall’s fielding helped limit damage. Edwards, Monaco and Hershey drove in crucial runs as Raider defense preserved a chaotic late inning.
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Evansville Wins To Hold Edge In Three Eye Baseball
Evansville topped Moline 12 to 2 behind Lefty Spohn as the Three Eye League action spread across two days. Cedar Rapids held off Madison 5 to 2 in nine innings, Clinton won 10 to 8 in a nine inning rally, and Cedar Rapids also beat Clinton 6 to 3 after a late comeback. Springfield stayed 2 ½ games ahead of Decatur with a 5 to 4 victory, and Waterloo defeated Madison 6 to 5 as the league battles for spots continued.
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Packers win 9-4 thriller in M and J league title bid
Wilson Packers beat La Plant Choate 5-4 in a dark Wednesday clash. Umpires ruled Schellhase out for stepping from the batter box after a heated near-fight, denying a seventh inning rally and playoff. Melicher got the win with Kenney relief. Fruech homered for La Plant.
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Dodgers Top Phillies in Brooklyn Box Score Thriller
Brooklyn wins 7 to 2 as Camilli drives in three and Medwick adds two RBIs. Reese and Camilli pace the offense with key hits while Eaves masters the mound for the win. Podsman, Grissom, Melton, and Davis relay pitching duties for Philadelphia.
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Standings and results from the Three-Eye and American leagues
Standings shown for the Three-Eye League with Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Evansville, Moline, Springfield, Decatur, Waterloo, and Madison listed with wins losses and percentages. Thursday games include Cedar Rapids at Clinton and Waterloo at Madison among others. American Association standings include Columbus, Toledo, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Louisville, Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee with recent game results and win percentages.
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Boxing Roundup Reports Wins Across Cities
By the Associated Press Johnny Colan defeated Steve Mamkos in New York at 161 pounds while Pete Lello stopped Lenny Mancini in Gary Indiana over 1 minute. In Oakland Cecilia Lazardo outpointed Johnny Taylor at 147 pounds in Mexico City style.
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New York
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Washington
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Gary
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Youngstown
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Mexico City
Johnny Taylor
Iowa Names 53 Players for 1930 Football Practice
Iowa City coach Dr. Eddie Anderson invites 53 Hawkeyes to report Sept 10 for the opener Sept 27 with Drake. The list includes captains Bill Diehl and George Frye among centers and guards, with players from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Davenport and many other cities across Illinois Indiana Ohio and South Dakota.
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Monticello Girls Win Kittenball Clash
The Monticello girls beat Olin 9 to 1 on Tuesday with Miner and Dress contributing for Monticello while Batteries for Olin players stead and S Luck stead. A return game is set for August 29 at the Monticello diamond.
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Wrathful Reds Take Vengeance on Cards
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in 10 innings to cut the Cardinals NL lead to half a game. Bucky Walters earned his 14th win after allowing 12 hits as Ernie Lombardi and Johnny Mize contributed key hits. The Dodgers and Giants also won, tightening the pennant race as Yankees extended their AL lead.
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Rowell Expects 1 A Draft Classification
Boston Braves second baseman Carvel Bama Rowell passed his draft board physical with flying colors. Dr Earl B Wheeler reported Rowell is 25 and expected to be classified 1 A after his physical in Citronelle Alabama.
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