Lose Ground In Fight For First Division
Cedar Rapids falls further in the race as Springfield takes game one 7 to 5. Krupski faltered after a strong start, Springfield's late surge produced three seventh inning runs, and Cedar Rapids trails the playoff line with six games to go.
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Raiders Face Springfield as Swanson Takes the Mound
Hale Swanson will pitch for the Raiders against Springfield tonight as a new 8 o’clock start time is set for the game with the fair sex as guests. Saturday’s Browns game is pushed to 9 o’clock to suit late workers and shoppers. Two Sunday games with Decatur begin at 2 45 and 8. In earlier action, Lou Boudreau doubled and singled with Cal Lahman and Jinks Keeney adding three safeties each, while Krupski allowed one run in the Browns loss amid a late rally by Cedar Rapids.
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Paul Fugit
Browns
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Raiders
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Cedar Rapids
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Howard
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Cordell P
Cedar Rapids Ook
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Norris
Eith
Hale Swanson
Decatur
Lou Boudreau
Cal Lahman
Jinks Keeney
Piet
Cal
Alex
Clinton Owls Rally Past Bloomington 8 to 1
Clinton pitcher Sam Scariot dominates with three hits allowed, Clinton outscores Bloomington 6 runs in the fourth to seal an 8-1 victory. Hernandez hits a homer for Bloomington in the ninth as Clinton breaks the game open.
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Hernandez
Second Game Box Score Showdown in Major League
Box score summary for New York and Washington with runs, hits, errors, and key players. Pitchers Hadley Sundra and team inclusions list RBIs, double plays, left on base, and bases on balls. Includes Boston vs Philadelphia box score fragment with Vosmik Foxx Sperry Finney and Doerr details.
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Storm Lake Coach Takes Buena Vista College Post
C M Welch longtime Storm Lake high school coach of three years was elected athletic director and coach at Buena Vista college. His teams won three lakes conference titles and his football squad was unbeaten. He studied at USC this summer and is a Iowa State Teachers graduate with a Columbia master's.
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C. M. Welch
Buena Vista College
Welch
University of Southern California
Iowa State Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
East High School
Sioux City
Humboldt
al Dallager
Denison High School
Kunes and Oliver Lead Canadian Open First Round
Gene Kunes of Chicago and Ed Oliver of Wilmington Del. shot 67 to lead the Canadian Open after the first round at Mississauga Country Club. The field surpassed 150 players as Sam Snead Paul Runyan posted 69, with many stars and several Canadians in the mix.
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Gene Kunes
Chicago
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
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Kunes
Mississauga Country Club
Sam Snead
Paul Runyan
Bob Gray, Jr
Sid Brews
South Africa
Henry Cotton
Gray
Bill Williamson
Los Angeles
Brews
Horton Smith
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Harry Cooper
Bill Holt, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
Walter Hagen
Second Round Friday In Country Club Handicap Meet
Practically all first round matches in the Country Club handicap golf tournament have been played with several second round games completed. In the championship flight John Jacobs beat E J Nelson 6 5 A Weassler defeated W J Brown 1 up 19 holes and L H Jacobsen won from Bill Engel 5 and 4. Dock advanced by default over F Groeltz and Marvin Wright over O H Kohl. Holmes defeated Wright 5 3 in another second round. Other flights list Schluter over Meltzer 3 and Barron advancing by default. Stansby advanced by default. Weber defeated Mt Dattner. Wernimont defeated Lattner. Moon defeated Walsh. Blaise defeated Foster. Newton advanced by default.
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E. J. Nelson
J. A. Weassler
W. J. Brown
L. H. Jacobsen
Bill Engel
W. R. Dock
F. Groeltz
Marvin Wright
O. H. Kohl
G. S. Holmes
Wright
Greens Committee
AL. Schluter
B. J. Meltzer
W. J. Barron
R. B. Johnston
Dr. John
R.oy Weber
P. Mt. Dattner
Wernimont
B. P. Lattner
Announce Games For Jones County Fair
Baseball games at the Jones county fair are scheduled next week in two sessions per day. On Wednesday Oxford Junction and Strawberry Point play, on Thursday Monticello and Cascade, and on Friday Farley and Worthington compete.
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Cascade
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Worthington
Standings and Results in Three-Eye and Major Leagues
Standings for the Three-Eye League show Evansville Waterloo Decatur and Springfield with mixed records and upcoming Friday games. Major league results include Brooklyn over New York and Cincinnati over Chicago with several scheduled Friday games across Philadelphia New York and Boston.
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Cleveland
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Washington
Bisignano Wins As Alf Johnson Makes Mistake
Alf Johnson of Minneapolis angered Al Bisignano of Des Moines and was floored several times before Bisignano won the match in about 22 minutes. Ed Cook and Gino Vagnone had a foul decided bout, while Bob Jessen defeated Leo Alexander with a flying scissors.
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Minneapolis
al Bisignano
Des Moines
Babe Carnera
Johnson
Ed Cook
Gino
Red” Vagnone
Bob Jessen
Iowa
Leo Alexander
Mokin wins 2:15 pace at Buchanan fair with six runners
Independence reports three fast races at the Buchanan County fair. Jimmy Mokin, owned by Bob Bell of Marshalltown, won the 2:15 pace in three straight heats amid a six-horse field. Aurora Girl, owned by Roy Allen of Jesup and ridden by Ray Nelson, took the 2:15 event’s top placing with a 57 second running.
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Fast
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Morris Farmer
Mareshalltown
Hubbell Joins Ailing Pichers in Giants Slump
King Carl Hubbell joined Lefty Grove on the sore arm list as the New York Giants fell 5-3 to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Hubbell faces possible elbow surgery with X-rays next week, likely sidelining him a week or two and jeopardizing pennant hopes.
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Lefty Grove
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
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Giants
Schmidt Hurls No-Hitter for Wilson Packers
Johnny Schmidt pitched a no hitter with two walks and a hit batsman as Wilson's Packers beat LaPlant-Choate 10 to 0. Schmidt struck out ten, aided by six errors by LaPlant-Choate, and Art Holland led Wilson's offense with a triple and a single.
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LaPlant- Choate
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LaPlant-Choate
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Earl Frey
Iowa Light and Power
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Full Schedule Sunday In Iowa Valley League
Sunday games list in the Iowa Valley league includes Newhall at Blairstown Walford at Van Horne Keyatane at Atkins Watkins at Norway League standings show Newhall and Blairstown with unclear entries due to OCR errors Keystone listed with 9 games.
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Newhall
Blairstown
van Horne
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Atkins
Watkins
Norway
Blairstown Co
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Baseball results at Louisa County Fair two game rundown
Davenport East End Merchants beat Burlington J. R. Merchants 7 to 6 Thursday afternoon at the Louisa County fair. Columbus Junction American Legion Juniors defeated Washington 2 to 1 on Wednesday.
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Burlington J. R. Merchants
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Ferrell Beats Old Club In Long Yankees Win
Wesley Ferrell, castoff from Washington, pitched 11 innings for the Yankees to defeat his former Senators 6 to 3. Joe DiMaggio and Lou Gehrig supplied the big hits while Ferrell battled control issues and a nervous outing, as Washington’s Buddy Lewis erred three times in the field.
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Joe McCarthy
Buddy Lewis
Aussies Win Two Straight Over Germans In Davis Cup
In Brookline Massachusetts Australia’s Adrian Quist and Jack Bromwich swept Germany in the interzone final, winning two singles without losing a set. Bromwich defeated Henner Henkel 6-2 6-3 6-3, Quist beat Georg Von Metaxa 6-3 6-2 6-1, leaving Germany with an almost impossible task to win the remaining three matches. coach George M. Lott predicted a doubles finish tomorrow.
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Mass
Australia
Adrian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Germany
Bromwich
Henner Henkel
Quist
Georg von Metaxa
United States
George M. Lott
Pairings Announced For Tennis Tourney
Pairings for the city tennis tournament are announced with Jack Cochrane in the junior section drawing a first round bye. Men's singles feature several matchups including Kary Ryerson vs Philip Bronson and Harlen Rice vs Adel Leibsohn, while numerous byes and pairings populate the early rounds.
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Jack Cochrane
Kary Ryerson
Philip Bronson
Harlen Rice
Adel Leibsohn
Kim Rozek
Dick Ball
Leo Sweeney
Perry Woodward
Jack Bell
Allen Polasky
Myron Handl Va
Dick Kehne
Rueg
Lukanitsch
Rogers
Tracy
Shadie
R Yessler
Sweeney
Yerson
Kehne
Rall
Lyon
Loomis
Hunt and Plack
Boyd and Guild
White
Silloway
L. D
Rain
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Hogan
Osborne
Westcott
Gundling
Hecker
Jim Bell
Brown
Shimekva
Teeple
Bolmeer
Whitmore
Albert
Gross
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Vander Meer Tumor Removed From Ear
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny No-Hit Vander Meer had a small tumor removed from his left ear. Dr William Mithoefer said the growth was beneath a boil. The hurler was expected to join the club at St Louis on Saturday.
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Johnny
Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
William Mithoefer
St. Louis
Boston Bees Acquire Infielder Jimmy Hitchcock
The Boston Bees completed a deal with Chattanooga for infielder Jimmy Hitchcock, sending infielder Thomas Kane to the Southern club. Hitchcock was bought for cash and a player, with Kane just called up from Hartford farm a short time earlier.
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Boston Bees
Chattanooga
Jimmy Hitchcock
Thomas Kane
Hitchcock
Kane
Bees
Hartford
Conn
Washington Junior Legion Falls 2-1 at Columbus Junction
Washington's Junior Legion baseball team lost 2 to 1 to Columbus Junction on Wednesday afternoon in a tight contest. Columbus Junction edged ahead with a run in the late innings, while Washington mounted a brief rally but fell short.
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