Raiders Win Season Final From Waterloo In Jolly Game
Raiders beat Waterloo 9 to 7 in a breezy season finale at Hill Park. A track meet beforehand and playful crowd moments punctuated the day as Seerey and teammates eyed a pot from the signboard jackpot and the fielding duels highlighted by Matney, Marquardt, and manager Mostil.
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Raiders Face Evansville in Three-Eye Playoffs at Hill Park
Playoffs open Tuesday night at Hill Park as the Raiders clash with Evansville in a best of three series. Two Cedar Rapids games lead to Evansville with the winner advancing to the finals against Madison or Springfield. Bryan Stephens will start for the Raiders. no booster tickets allowed and regular prices apply.
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Hamblin Advances to City Net Final in Women Division
Dora Jane Hamblin defeated Ruth Rasley in the city tennis semi finals yesterday and will face defending champion Marilyn Schrimper in the final. Hamblin beat Basley 6-0 6-1, while Erwin Wasta won a three set men’s match 5-7 6-4 9-7. Brown topped Hottel 6-2 8-6 in a second round win.
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Camp Grant Warriors Cruise Past Davenport Maroons 14-3
Camp Grant Warriors routed the Davenport Maroons 14 to 3 Sunday night behind pitcher Joe Rogalski, formerly in the Detroit Tiger chain. The Soldiers iced the game by the third inning with five runs.
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Standings and results from the Three-Eye and American Leagues
Standings show Cedar Rapids, Madison, Springfield, Waterloo, Evansville among others with records and percentages. Sunday results include Cedar Rapids 9 Waterloo 7 and other league games. American and National Leagues list teams, records, and Monday games across multiple matchups.
Dodgers and Pirates Split Doubleheader in NL Action
In the first game Triplett and Slaughter lead offensively for St Louis as Lombardi hits a homer and Lombard doubles. Beaten by Boston and St Louis pitchers, multiple players contribute in a rugged box score with late-inning runs and errors noted. The second game features Boston and St Louis again, with Donovan Lamanna Totin and Mluttz blending for a 4-2 win and Chicago, New York results showing key RBIs from Werber Nicholson and Dallessandro as the Mets and Cubs split.
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Grid Practice Opens Tuesday For Hawkeyes
Big Ten and Notre Dame begin football drills with opening dates pushed earlier. Indiana starts Thursday while Minnesota Illinois Purdue Iowa and others begin Monday Tuesday or Thursday under new coaches including George Hauser at Minnesota and Ray Eliot at Illinois.
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Raiders face playoff push in Three-Eye league series
Cedar Rapids holds the 1942 pennant as Evansville visits Hill Park and Springfield for a two game set amid financial strain for the Raiders. Players earn 50 dollars each for playoff wins while fans seek relief through extra weeks of baseball and a potential Card Yankee finale.
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St Louis Legion Falls 13-6 to Hastings in Title Tilt
In Hastings Nebraska the Sun Rise Post of Los Angeles squad beat the St Louis Steelhams 13 to 6 to claim the western American Legion junior baseball championship. The game stayed tied at six through seven innings before a seven run eighth. Roger Powell allowed seven hits before being pulled. Danny Brown pitched seven innings for the California team.
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Segura Threat L''o Top-Seeded U.S. Netsters
Francisco Segura of Meander fights through a first round upset bid to face Eduardo Busco of Peru as top Americans Ted Schroeder and Frankie Parker progress in the National Amateur tennis championships at Forest Mills. Seeded stars advance including Gardnar Mulloy Bill Talbert Sid Wood Seymour Greenberg Harris Everett George Richards. Female seeds Betz Bernhard Start win in second round.
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Cedar Rapids boats dominate Des Moines regatta at River View Park
Cedar Rapids boats swept the outboard regatta with top placements by Hank Tietge, Hamilton Tobin of Vinton, and the Gaddis family. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids racers profiled across heats including Peewee Harrold, Junior Gadis, and Dewes Reimer in multiple classes with winning times around 2.10 to 2.35.
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Des Moines Moose Defeat Cedar Rapids In Softball Game
The Des Moines Moose beat Cedar Rapids 6 to 2 at Ellis Park in a night game. Des Moines jumped to an early lead aided by walks and hits, with Charlie Michalek pitching strong after a slow start.
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Three-I League finishes season with Shaughnessy hopefuls
The Three-I schedule ends with Cedar Rapids as pennant winner, facing Springfield, Evansville, and Madison in a three out of five playoff series. Evansville swept Decatur 3 2 and 4 3, Cedar Rapids beat Waterloo 9 7, and Springfield topped Madison 3 2 on Litzsinger’s eighth inning homer.
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Cardinals Narrow NL Gap Behind Dodgers
The slate shows the Dodgers and Cardinals in a tight race as injuries and upsets alter the NL standings. Pete Reiser’s torn hamstring limits Brooklyn while St. Louis wins a doubleheader versus Boston and gains three games on the leader. Pitching shifts. Reds and Giants post wins. Yankees split with Tigers as Red Sox stumble.
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Virginia Martin Wins City Women Golf Tournament
Virginia Martin captured the city women’s golf title at Kenmore with a total of 88 strokes on Sunday. She won by eight strokes over runner up Mrs E James, in a medal play format with three flights of eight players.
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Redskins Rally to Beat Army Eleven 26 to 7 in Los Angeles
Washington Redskins recovered from an early Army score to dominate the service team 26 to 7 in an Army relief fund game. Sammy Baugh connected on passes and Dick Todd added rushing plays as 60 000 fans watched the Redskins derail Major Wallace Wade’s Stars after the opening kickoff.
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Bears Capture Seventh International Flag In Newark Series
The Newark Bears clinched their seventh International League pennant by winning the second game of a doubleheader against Baltimore 2 to 1 after dropping the opener to the Orioles 5 to 1 in Newark New Jersey.
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