Raiders Fail To Hit As Sioux City Wins 5 2 In Game Two
Sioux City takes the second game of the series 5 to 2 over the Raiders as Elston allows fourteen hits. Raiders muster five hits and commit four double plays while Howard Taylor is slated to pitch tonight in the final game of the home stand at Hill Park.
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Standings and Sunday Results Across Multiple Leagues
Standings show Omaha Des Moines Davenport Waterloo Sioux City Cedar Rapids and others with records. Sundays results include Omaha 6 Des Moines 3 Davenport 10 Waterloo 2 Sioux City 5 Cedar Rapids 2. Monday games list matches: Omaha at Des Moines Davenport at Waterloo Sioux City at Cedar Rapids.
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Omaha Splits Two Games with Demons
Des Moines and Omaha split a pair of well pitched games in Des Moines. The opener went 6 3 with Dale Mills steering Omaha and Des Moines taking the second 2 0 behind Elmer Phillips. Davenport and Omaha tie for first as both win one game.
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West Coast notes tie Cedar Rapids ties to wrestling and baseball
Communications from Seattle and San Diego link Cedar Rapids figures to national sports. Jack Reynolds, a veteran wrestler once based in Cedar Rapids, now guides welter and light-heavyweight activity on the Pacific coast, while the Raiders face a tough pennant push with a heavy road schedule and a favorable home slate.
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Cubs Lose Pair As Cardinals Win Two
Baseball roundup notes the St Louis Cardinals pulling into sole lead in pennant chase after two wins, while the Chicago Cubs drop in a double defeat to Cincinnati. The Giants surge back to second place behind the Gas House gang with a 6-3 win over Philadelphia, and other key matchups include Gehrig homers twice and Dizzy Dean’s strong pitching against Pittsburgh.
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Central India launches cow support movement with boxes and placards
The region announces a campaign to back the sacred animal with cow contribution boxes hung in public places and placards appealing to Hindu supporters.
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Davenport Blue Sox split with Waterloo in twin bill
Davenport Blue Sox won 10 2 in four innings and then took the second game 5 2 as Waterloo’s defense faltered. Stanceu pitched the first win, Adamson the second. Cosbey paced Waterloo with two homers and key hits.
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Schrader Sets Davenport Track Record In Time Trial
Cedar Rapids rider Gus Schrader set a Davenport half mile record of 27.8 seconds at the Mississippi Valley fair time trial. Emory Collins of LeMars finished within a yard as Schrader lowered the previous mark by a full second. Schrader won the Centennial two and a half mile sweepstakes in 2:24.5, but Collins later won the four and a half mile final by a length.
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Novak Dinner at Montrose Hotel Tuesday Evening
Don Hines announces a Leo Novak dinner at the Montrose Hotel with Novak as guest of honor. Reservations are requested from attendees, with several men already having signed up from various areas for the event featuring West Point track and basketball coach Novak.
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Washington high athlete Novak era dinner plan
An Iowa athlete who competed in athletics at Washington High during Novak's national championship era is noted. The dinner is scheduled for 6 p.m.
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Woodmen Club Defeats Belle Plaine 15 to 9
The Modern Woodmen beat Belle Plaine 15 to 9 at Ellis Park. Leanard allowed six hits with four Woodmen errors contributing to runs.
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Auto Races Planned at Columbus Junction Fair Grounds
The Prairie States Automobile Racing association will stage races at the fair grounds on August 22 starting at 2 p.m. Eight fast cars are entered and the event features Iowa racers. Local bicycle races for boys are also planned.
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Marengo Falls to Middle Amana 17 9 on Local Diamond
In a hot ball contest Middle Amana topped Marengo by 17 to 9. Al Sturm pitched steadily while Heinze and Clark provided the heavy hitting for the winners.
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Major League Box Scores Totals Summary Fragment
Detroit and Chicago split a doubleheader with Goslin and Gehringer driving in runs for Detroit while Bonura and Owen contributed for Chicago. In Cincinnati and Chicago, Demaree Jurges and Hartnett led Chicago to a 4 3 win as Campbell, Walker and Gill added runs.
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Baseball game details from Phillies and Yankees matchup
Box score notes show Philadelphia 9 New York 4 with Kelley and Gehrig key hits. DiMaggio and Gehrig each had three base hits, Rolfe connected for a home run, and Malone was the losing pitcher over 6 innings. Crosetti and Lazzeri turned a double play. time of game 1 hour 42 minutes.
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Washington and Boston Batter In Uneven Baseball Tilt
Washington and Boston produced a 7 to 6 game with multiple RBIs and base hits. Key players included Travis Foxx and Melillo for Washington and Chare Newsom Marcum and Dinneen for Boston, with several double plays and steals noted.
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Brubaker Drives Victory As Pirates Top Cardinals In Season Opener
Brubaker and Garibaldi pace a 10 hit Pirates attack against St. Louis, with Winford earning the win and Lucas taking the loss. Garibaldi drives in two, Young adds an RBI, and Mize among multiple Cardinals with key hits.
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Sharkey and Louis Move Toward Tuesday Heavyweight Bout
Jack Sharkey and Joe Louis concluded weeks of training as their ten round heavyweight clash sharpened its focus. With a title shot at stake and grim odds for the other, the pair shifted activities from suburban camps to Yankee Stadium and the Twentieth Century Sporting Club headquarters ahead of Tuesday night’s bout.
Owens turns pro after A A U suspension
Jesse Owens formally announces entry into professional ranks amid A A U suspension for refusing to join the US team to Sweden. Larry Snyder to manage. offers from stage and radio pile up as Owens eyes Ohio State eligibility and stock market-style boxing plans loom.
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Sharkey Louis Fight Set for ABC Radio Broadcast
NEW YORK The Louis Sharkey fight is scheduled to be broadcast by WABC Columbia starting about 8 p.m. Central Time on Tuesday.
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