Raiders Hold Margin By Beating Bloomington 7-4
Cedar Rapids Raiders win 7-4 over Bloomington aided by seven singles and strong pitching from Mike Waymick who fanned few, while Walsh and Marquardt led with hits and a double and triple. Regina, Roane, Naymick and Del keyed base running as Cedar Rapids advances two and a half games atop the league standings.
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Bloomers
Mike Waymick
Bloomington
Walsh
Marquardt
del Jante
Seera IM
Raiders
Regina
Festivites
Jones
Roane
Walt Walsh
Pike
Maiseue
Mallatia
Skurski
Connolly
Peck
Ahif
Adams
Skurki
Bink
Talos
Naymick
Totsis
Bloomi Ton
Mitchel
Galle
Skuyski
Connoly
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Baler
Doory
Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Ala
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Marzo Adams
Ahi Binks
Skarski
Tises
Balser
Goff
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Ahit
Marshalltown Jaysees Win Iowa Open Title in Big Final
In Des Moines the Marshalltown Jaysees defeated the Davenport Chiropractors 7 to 2 to clinch the Iowa Open baseball title. Marshalltown earned 400 dollars for first place while Davenport received 250 dollars for second.
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Des Moines
Marshalltown Jaysees
Davenport Chiropractors
Davenport
Open golf tournament teeters as Kraft leads at 144
Johnny Kraft of Oclwein held a three stroke lead at the midway Iowa open on the Country Club course in Des Moines after a 73 in the second round. Sid Richardson and Herman Keiser were tied for second at 147 and Vic Bass stood third at 148 as the field moved to 36 holes.
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Des Moines
Johnny Kraft
Denver
Oclwein
Sid Richardson
Creston
Herman Keiser
Springfield
Vic Bass
Fairfield
Chase Lannon
Centerville
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Joe Brown
Pat Willcox
Waterloo
Clarence Yockey
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Charley Burkart
Chuck Johnson
Joe Toman
del Stieger
John Eddy
Iterman Keiser
Charles Burkart
Alex Olson
John Kraft Coolweint
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Merl Lint
Jack Hall
Des Moines Ee
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Chace Fannon
Centervilles
Waterloor
Joe
Tawa City
Dean Willecon
Orlweins
Newtons
George Cook
Adelbert Stiecer
Max HallsBnonet
Bees rally to keep pace in Three-Eye league race
Evansville defeated Moline 9 to 7 as Ollie Marquardt's Bees erased a 6-2 lead by Ripley Callahan and Joe Cavosie homered for Moline. Evansville's win secures a 2 1/2 game edge over Cedar Rapids in the Three-Eye standings.
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Moline
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Ollie Marquardt
Bloomington
Joe Cavosie
Bees
Ripley Callahan
Springfield
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Decatur
Commodores
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Mike Yarewick
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Swanson
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West Union horses sweep three straight heats at Fayette County Fair
Special to The Gazette West Union owners Guy House and Henry Nehring led Bobby B and Hank Makin to three consecutive wins in Wednesday races at the Fayette County fair. Results show 2.40 trot with purse 5920 and 224 pace with purse 335 plus multiple placements across Wisconsin and Minnesota horses.
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Bobby B
Guy House
Hank Makin
Henry Nehring
Fayette County Fair
Bobby
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Judy G. A. Westcott
Arlington
Bradford Peter
Ho A Mosher
West Salem
Wis
Standings and schedules for Throree-Eye League and majors
League standings show Ced Ranids Clinton Evansville Moline Decatur Bloomington Springfield Waterloo and others with win loss records and percentages. Wednesday results and Thursday games span Cedar Rapids Bloomington Moline Evansville Clinton Decatur Waterloo Springfield plus major league baseball teams New York Detroit Boston Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati and more with upcoming matchups and recent scores.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklin
BEES WHIP BUCS IN DOUBLEHEADER
Boston and Pittsburgh split a two game set with strong pitching and key hits. Garms and Warstler led the Bees while Cuccinello and Mass provided offense for the Pirates in the opener. in game two Brubaker and Garms sparked Pittsburgh to a 9-0 win as Boston showed limited scoring.
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Boston Abiitor
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O'Simmons
Vaugh
Outlaw Anoo Rizvo
O'Coones
Fitch'rib
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Klem
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Brubaker
Garmns
Warstler
Mass
Peer
Garvis
Atateski
Warsuler
Sewell
Iowa Medley Tank Team Ranked Fifth In Nation
The University of Iowa medley relay team was ranked fifth among national collegiate units in the Intercollegiate Swimming guide. Members: Al Armbruster George Poulos and Ray Walters.
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Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
al Armbruster
George Poulos
Ray Walters
What trout take the artificial fly and why
The piece argues trout eat what looks edible, not the exact insect. North woods trout may feed on minnows or other foods as conditions change, and many famous flies resemble color patterns rather than real insects. It notes anglers rely on observed insect colors and test flies above rising fish.
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Cal Johnson
North Woods
Silver Doctor
Parmachence Belle
Jenny Lind
A Girl at Rowes in El Dorado Birth Report
A 7 pound daughter born Wednesday night at a local hospital to Mr and Mrs Lynwood Rowe of Rowe family Arkansas The Rowe couple also parent a son Lynwood Jr reporting indicates Detroit Tigers pitcher and wife expanding family with two children born earlier in their marriage
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EL Dorado, Ark
Lynwood
Leaders in Major Leagues Advance
In Chicago the Yankees swept the White Sox 7-2 and 16-4 to stretch their lead to eight games after a 37-run, three-game surge. The Reds beat the Phillies 3-0 to widen their NL edge to 5½ games as Paul Derringer starred. The Cubs moved to within 3½ games of the Cards with an 8-3 win over the Giants.
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White Sox
Chicago
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Phillies
Dodgers
Brooklyn
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Paul Derringer
Lonnie Frey
Billy Werber
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Harry Craft
Frank McCormick
al Hollingsworth
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Rip Russell
Harry Gumbert
Jim Lynn
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Pep Youney
Lee
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Red
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Bobby Doerr
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Browns
Fritz Ostermueller
Athletics
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Chapman
Lodigiani
Fred Hutchinson
Giants Purchase Johnny Rucker From Atlanta Affiliate
The New York Giants announced the outright purchase of outfielder Johnny Rucker from the Atlanta club of the Southern Association. The Giants paid cash and two players for the nephew of Nap Rucker, a former Brooklyn pitcher.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Johnny Rucker
Atlanta
Giants
Cash
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn
Bill Corum ridicules this fix business
Bill Corum ridicules a supposed fix in the Ambers Armstrong fight. He scorns Eduardo Mead and questions advance information and odds. Corum defends the fight itself while noting suspicious actions by two managers and a writer, Shakespeare, as a reminder of protest too much.
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Mead
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Eduardo
Albany
Bill Brown
Brown
Armstrong
Hennery
Eddie
Shakespeare
Armando
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York
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Veterans face off as four youngsters reach women’s golf quarter finals
In Noroton Connecticut four rookies Elizabeth Hicks Dorothy Kirby Laddie Irwin and Betty Jameson reached the quarterfinals of the forty third women’s national championship while veterans Maureen Orcutt Dorothy Traung Charlotte Glutting and Marion Miley also advanced. Hicks defeated Fay Crocker and Kirby beat Bea Barrett before meeting Dorothy Traung. Glutting topped Pam Barton in 19 holes and faced Irwin while Miley met Jameson.
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Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
Marion Miley
Lexington
Miss Hicks
Miss Orcutt
Fay Crocker
Uruguay
Miss Kirby
Bea Barrett
Jane Cothran
Miss Glutting
Pam Barton
U. S
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Miss Miley
Miss Jameson
Officials Named for Iowa V Grid Games This Fall
Iowa City reports the 1939 Hawkeye officials include Fred Gardner of Cornell as the only referee to work more than one Iowa game. The slate lists referees and umpires for each opponent, with Fisher, Hartzell, Winter and others assigned to South Dakota Indiana Michigan Purdue Notre Dame Minnesota Northwestern and related contests.
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INS
Fred Gardner
Cornell
University of Iowa
South Dakota
W W. Hartzell
Simpson
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Indiana
Frank Birch
Earlham
Ernie Vick
Michigan
John Getchell
St. Thomas
John Schommer
Chicago
SF Fed Gardner
Purdue
Frank Lane
Detroit
Vick
Notre Dame
James Masker
Northwestern
Schommer Minnesota
David Reese
Denison
H. G. Hedges
Dartmouth
Gardner and Hedges
Boxing Results Roundup from Oakland and New York
In Oakland Philippines veteran Little Dado, 113, outpointed Jimmy Webster, 117, South Africa. In New York Henry Cooper, 187, defeated Brooke Lens outpointing Joe O Gatty, 102. Cresse Kill of Newark outpointed Vicky Harkins, 15314, Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
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Calif
Little Dado
Philippines
Jimmy Webster
South Africa
New York
Liwhenry Cooper
Brooke Lens
Joe O'Gatty
Newark
Siladelpina
Cat Cargat
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