Raiders Drop Final Game To Springfield Browns 7 6
The Cedar Rapids Raiders lost the final game of the series to Springfield Browns 7 to 6 as the Browns exploded for two runs in the seventh and four in the eighth. Naymick was roughed up, giving seven hits and six runs in five innings. Hausman highlighted the late surge with a triple, while Stevens and Bell added key doubles.
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Springfield Browns
Springfield
Mike Naymick
Moline
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Clinton
Decatur
Pacesetters
Cedar Rapids
Steerer
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Brownies
Naymick
George Hausman
Stevens
Bell
Lou Hannning
Holkemen
Jim Rollins
Chuck Cronin
Marquardt
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Jones
Walsh
Bink
Dejarnett
Peg
Short
Pike
Wild
Payton
Neighbors
Regina
Talos
Rollins
Hanning
Hausman
Freddy Stroble
Ashmore
Stroble
Stan Goletz
Wal Jones
Seevsenes
Springfield Dejarnett
Seeeare
Eeree Stevens
Kelton
Hbors
A Hanning
Stroblers Cronin
Shorea Yi
Delarnett
Hausmann
Brad H- Bell
St —Marquardt
Sac Mick
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Naynish
Belie
Namek
Na Naymick
Hanning Mick
Lins
Nanhy Sireo
Verdon
Aymick
Raiders Hold Lead But Decatur Series Threatens Title
Cedar Rapids pushes for a final bargain night at Hill Park as the Raiders, already atop the standings, face a tough Decatur series that could break their bid for the pennant. A softball doubleheader with Post Office and Community House precedes the game, raising city playoff stakes and park attendance.
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Cedar Rapids
Hill Park
Decatur
Raider
Tony Kaufman
Decaturs
Cardinal
Evansville
Waterloo
Red Hawkz
Harry Johnson
Crack Post Office
Community House
Post Office
la Plant-Choate
Ellis Park
Pete Verticko
Ladd Womacka
Hope Hibben
Roger Wolff
Eddie Marleau
Orie Arntzen
United Brethren Church
Schukeis Win Iowa Softball Tournament Challenge
The Schukei Motor of Waterloo earns Iowa's spot in the world softball tournament in Chicago on September 8 by defeating the defending champion Iowa Pack of Des Moines 1 to 0 in nine innings. A single by Clark Breiller drove pitcher Earl Verchmann home with the winning run.
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Des Moines
Schukei Motor
Waterloo
Iowa
Chicago
Iowa Pack
Waterle
Clark Breiller
Earl Verchmann
Evansville Clinton Split Doubleheader in Three-Eye League
Evansville and Clinton split a Monday doubleheader as the Three-Eye League nears the final week. Decatur beat Moline 6 to 3 in the night game, while Waterloo and Bloomington split a Sunday twin bill 5-3 and 7-8. Evansville faces Waterloo while Bloomington and Waterloo traders tangle in coming days.
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Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Decatur
Raiders
Shield
Bees
Clinton
Moline
Sumer Rapids
Commodores
Waterloo Hawks
Springfield
Bloomington
Waterloo
Red Hawks
Halliburton Cementers Win Semi-Pro Baseball Title
The Halliburton Cementers of Dunkan Okla defeated Mt Pleasant Tex 5-2 to win the national semi pro championship in Wichita Kansas. About 3 000 protesting fans stormed the field delaying the game 45 minutes and 9 000 spectators joined a later postgame melee with seat cushions until field lights were shut off.
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Kan
Halliburton Cementers
Duncan
Okla
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Halliburton
Red Peppers Predict Big Ten Power and Reds Pep Talk
A column blends college football power rankings with Iowa Hawkeyes outlook and baseball manager Bill McKechnie comments on the Reds holding a five game lead. It argues Minnesota, Northwestern, Purdue, Ohio State, Wisconsin and Michigan top the Big Ten, with Iowa facing six tough conference games and coaching changes affecting its chances.
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Northwestern
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Hawkeye
Holy Cross
Hawks
Raiders
Cincinnati Reds
belJow
Bill McKechnie
Redleg
Henry McLemore
Reds
McKechnie
Ival Goodman
Bill Weber
Billy Myers
Johnny Vander Meerard
Lee Grissom
Senators Take Two In American League Box Scores
Major League Box Scores American League Senators win two. Washington 81 St. Louis On errors McQuinn Case Bloodworth West Heffner Selters Glenn boxed by Chase Lawson West Bloodworth Seckers Glenn Clift Christman Heffner McQuinn. Left on bases Washington 6 St. Louis 13. Bases on balls Chase Lawson 4. Strikeouts Chase 5 Lawson 3. Umpires Rommel Kolls Hubbard Time 2 04. Hits Lee 5 in 8 innings Smith ims Losing pitcher Lee Umpires Ormsby Rue Geisel Time 1 30.
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Christman
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Lee
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Pouneeworth
Pitchers Clash as New York Beats Cincinnati
A garbled box score describes a baseball game where Hubbell and Derringer excel for New York while Coffman and Dannin struggle for Cincinnati. Hubbell lasted 5 innings, Derringer earned four runs, and the nine recorded errors or hits highlight a tense matchup.
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Goodman
Hafey
Hubbell
Joost
Derringer
Dou
Myers
McCormic
New York
Cincinnati
Pee Ament
Salvo
Coffman
Aire
Tom Hubbell
Ivo
Dannin
St Louis and Boston Battle As Jay Hawks Edge Infield
A clash featuring J Martin and Majeski headlines a 4 to 3 win with strong hitting by Majeski including a home run. Cuccinello Simmons and Lopez drive in runs as St Louis edges Boston 4 3 in a late rally and solid pitching by Sunkel and Moore.
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Boston
J.martin Atlawcf
Cooney
Ma’'n
Hassett
Slauer
Sim’ons
Medw'k
Padgett
Majeski
Bremer
O/Lopez
Wee
Gutteridee
Myers
J. Marmn
Moore
Cuccinello
Hi Moore
Lary
Simmons
Lopez
Haneets
Cyble
Brmne
Junkel
Pose Edel
Eiland
Sunkel
Weiler
Posedel
Douto S. Mar
Mager
Urth
Stewart
Campbe
J. Martin
Martin
Owen
Mize
Sisti
Slau Hter
J. Louis Assett
Fette
Cooper
Fayden
Reds Regain Stride in Pennant Battle
Cincinnati gains half a game as Derringer back in form and Goodman returns to power. Werber resumes at third base and Frey shows quick improvement, signaling a stronger Reds attack and renewed challenge to the Cardinals.
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REDS
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Ival Goodman
Bill Werber
Lonnie Frey
Derringer
Giants Purchase Gorman and Tramback From Clinton
The New York Giants announced the purchase of pitcher Tom Gorman and outfielder Steve Tramback from Clinton, a Three-Eye league farm club in the New York baseball organization.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Tom Gorman
Steve Tramback
Clinton
New York Baseball
Vander Meer Faces Another Test in Struggling Comeback
Cincinnati pitcher Johnny Vander Meer returns with the team after rehab from a shoulder issue and illness. Doctors expect possible appendix operation to remove a lingering remnant, as Vander Meer fights to regain the form that made him a standout in 1938.
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EW York
Cincinnati
Lee Jensen
Chattanooga
Reese
Jensen
Joe Engel
Yussel
Clarkee
Mr. Engel
Vander Meer
Johnny
Nashville
Vandy
Cincinnati Club
All-Star Softball Team Edges Coca Colas in Close Rally
Cedar Rapids All-Stars, led by Al Johns, rallied with three runs in the bottom of the eighth to beat the Coca Colas of Waterloo 6 to 5 Sunday night at Ellis Park before about 2,000 fans. Bill Green pitched for Waterloo with six strikeouts as Don McGuire excelled for Cedar Rapids. final score 6-5.
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al Johns
Cedar Rapids
Coca Cola
Waterloo
Ellis Park
Bill Green
Don McGuire
Standings from THREE-EYE LEAGUE and Sunday results
Standings show Cedar Rapids leading with 69 wins and 43 losses, followed by Bloomington at 66 analyzed in the Three-Eye League. Sunday results list teams and upcoming matchups including Cedar Rapids at Moline and Waterloo at Clinton, with several city pairings noted.
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Clinton
Aes
Gton
Oline
Springfield
Waterloo
Ryansvile
Ci Cotes Rapids
Bloomin
Nouame
Cincinnati at New York set for Monday football game
Partial readable text shows Cincinnati at New York on Monday with implied scores and team references. Names and precise details are unclear but indicate a scheduled matchup between the two cities.
Sunday sports results and upcoming games list Detroit and Chicago results
The page shows standings with Detroit and Chicago results, Washington and St. Louis strong, and Boston and Cleveland near bottom. It lists results from Saturday and upcoming games for Monday including New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington matchups.
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Detroit
Bellade Ae
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Basketball standings tease with city teams and records
The record list shows multiple teams and win totals across leagues. Minneapolis and Louisville led several divisions with varying marks, while St Paul, Toledo, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Columbus, and Indianapolis posted mixed results.
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St. Paul
Minneap
Milwaukee
Indienee
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louis Walker Wins Sunnyside Invitational Golf Meet
Waterloo golfer Louis Walker defeated W. H. Scheel Jr. 3 and 2 in the final round to win the Sunnyside invitational at Waterloo. The event drew over 160 players from Iowa Illinois Indiana and Michigan.
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Louis Walker
Waterloo
W. H. Scheel, Jr
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
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