Raiders Nose Out Camp Grant in Fast Game 2-1
Cedar Rapids Raiders beat Camp Grant Warriors 2-1 at Hill Park in a brisk one hour 38 minute game. Paul O'Dea pitched strong after a first inning run, Cliff Mapes hit a go ahead homer in the third, and defensive plays by Skurski and Monaco highlighted the contest. The Raiders head to Waterloo for a three day series before finishing the season at home.
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College Grid Outlook Good In Most Areas
An Associated Press survey finds most colleges retain players despite losses to the armed forces. Wisconsin sent 10 players into service, Stanford saw key losses, and Dartmouth and Columbia were notably affected. Some schools like Fordham and Penn State report about six players gone, including key leaders. Overall, several conferences show limited impact while others brace for adjustments.
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Fast Harness Races For Buchanan Fair
Independence reports a full entry list for Buchanan county fair fast harness races on Thursday and Friday. The 2:18 pace and 2:14 trot are expected to be close contests with entries from Des Moines Davenport and Marshalltown among others. Notable runners include Dewcy Gano Lou McKimm and Johnny Gratton in the 2:18 pace and 2:14 trot fields.
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Toledo Gridders To Report Aug 24 For Season Start
Toledo coach Ray Collins announced first high school football practice will be Monday August 24 at 7 pm. The schedule lists three home games versus Reinbeck Brooklyn and Marengo and five away games at State Center Montezuma Tracr Belle Plaine and Tama.
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Annapolis Sailor Don Siegel Student Deck Officer
In Annapolis Don Siegel, a Michigan tackle from 1937 to 1939, is noted as a student at the naval academy serving as a deck officer.
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Newark boxers edge rivals in tight bouts
In Newark two close decisions featured Joer Maqua of Pa outpointing Quentin Newark Freddie Archer and Norman Ruble defeating another opponent at 145. The card also included Albany as a venue note.
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Major League Box Scores Fragment
The text records box score fragments with player surnames and actions. Mentions include DiMaggio, Walters, Phelps, McCormic, Shoun, and Sears. cites bases on balls and unassisted plays, with incomplete inning details and losing pitcher.
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Unclear baseball box score fragment with partial names
Partial American League box score shows unclear player names and inning totals. Mentions Doerr with three hits and a 41 to 16302 sequence, but overall context and complete teams or scores are not readable.
Reply from softball association chief on Ellis park tourney
Archie Baker president of the softball association defends tournament practices at Ellis park against criticism. He cites favorable feedback on umpiring rules and gate policies, explains five cent child admission, navy service policies, and profit small margins. He emphasizes equal treatment, weather profits, and funds used for lighting and future events.
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Prairie Du Chien Still Tops Scenic
Postville Garnavillo edged Monona White Sox 16 to 15 in 11 innings as Don rm delivered a bases loaded single. Prairie du Chien stayed in first place by beating Highland and remaining errorless, while St Olaf defeated Waukon and Harpers Ferry fell to Postville.
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Soldier Golfers Need Ball Supply
AP report from New York details Camp Croft soldiers lacking practice balls for a driving range. Capt. Robert G. seeks help. a sustained drive to collect usable balls is urged. Other items note a Lynchburg-Newport News doubleheader and various sports quips from Major League to Fort Hancock.
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Toledo Madhens Miss Chance In Doubleheader Loss
The Toledo Madhens, aiming to rise in the American Association, lost a doubleheader to the Columbus Red Birds, dropping from contention to fourth place three and a half games back. Columbus won 6 to 4 and 2 to 1, while Milwaukee beat Kansas City 6 to 3, and Indianapolis split with Louisville, winning the nightcap 6 to 5 in 10 innings.
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Cards Again Making Move Toward Pennant
Cardinals shift into pennant contention as they push for crucial wins. Key contributors and standings hint at a late-season surge in their battle for a National League lead.
Power Hitting Sparks Softball Leads Fight in League
St. Louis Cardinals rally in NL permant drive trailing Dodgers by six and a half games. Max Lanier throws seven-hit shutout as Cardinals beat Cubs 5 0. Dodgers lose 3 1 to Phillies. others see Beck's team batting 14 hits for 12 runs over Iowa Manufacturers.
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