Hayes Fires Three-Hit Gem as Raiders Beat Indians 6 3
Jim Hayes pitched three hits allowed over nine frames guiding Davenport Raiders to a 6 to 3 win over Cedar Rapids Indians. Bocek slugged a 375 foot homer and drove in two, Crossley added a triple and single, while Epps, Larson and Webb contributed multiple hits.
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Tipton Softball Double_header Wins and Local Games
Tipton girls beat Wheatland 11 to 6 under lights on the local field with Dolge and Phillips as the Tipton battery and Hoffman pitching for Wheatland. In the second game Tipton boys defeated Cedar Bluff 15 to 9 with Schriver pitching and Fields catching. Cedar Bluff's battery were Malls and Suchomel. A separate note lists state mineral value rankings with Pennsylvania first and Texas fourth.
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Softball Leagues Schedule City Play Opens This Week
Eight playground leagues across four areas begin a six week double round robin with east and west divisions. Games start at 2 or 3 or 6:30 depending on age group, moving to Fridays to avoid Fourth of July conflicts. Winners meet for city titles.
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Islanders Split Doubleheader With Keokuk in Rock Island
Keokuk and Rock Island split the twin bill. Keokuk won the night game 7 3 after a 7 5 daytime loss. Rasher allowed scattered hits as Rock Island’s offense stalled in the night game while Fleming hit a pair of homers in the first.
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Standings and results roundup across multiple leagues and cities
Standings show Davenport Cedar Rapids St. Joseph and Des Moines in tight races with win percentages. Cedar Rapids beat Davenport 6 3 Sunday as St. Joseph fell to 4 12. Monday and Tuesday schedules list interleague games among Cedar Rapids Davenport Sioux City Des Moines Rock Island Keokuk and St. Joseph. Major league results include New York and Brooklyn atop NL and AL divisions with mixed Monday night game notes and Tuesday lineups.
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Saints Take Twin Bill From Council Bluffs In Ten Inning Win
In Saint Joseph Missouri the Saints split a twin bill with Council Bluffs, winning the first game 12 to 4 in ten innings behind Bob Loane who pitched and entertained with a wrist motion windup. The second contest details show Council Bluffs winning while Saint Joseph failed to produce late offense.
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Baseball game ends with Sioux City rally in ninth
Sioux City breaks open a tied game in the ninth as Bill Wilson starts with a walk and Pete Monahan singles. Orville Blakeney adds a single after a Jong fly, and Cowboy Smith drives in runs with a single as Luby nets three hits. Final totals show Willingham and Luby with key hits, while Passo and Turpin share pitching duties.
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Oilers Edge Out In District Tie By One In Nine
Red Henton of Maquoketa out pitched two Oilers aces to lift Maquoketa over Cities Service 8 to 7 in the district tournament. Leads changed hands as Osler rallied early but Cedar Rapids answered with three runs in the seventh. Tuckyesh drew a bases loaded walk in the eighth to tie and Kinch’s error-colored dash scored the tying run.
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Tunney Named Referee for England New York Gold Glove Bouts
Gene Tunney, retired undefeated heavyweight champion, was selected to referee the international Gold Glove amateur bouts between England and New York at Yankee Stadium on July 2.
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White Sox defeat Browns 4 1 in revised lineup opener
Chicago revises its lineup dropping Al Simmons and benching Jack Hayes. The White Sox beat the St. Louis Browns 4 to 1 as Sam Jones earns his fourth win after returning from arm injury. Radcliff hits a homer and Washington and Bonura contribute key hits to back Jones.
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Ferrell leads Red Sox to 8-3 win over Senators
Wes Ferrell earned his eleventh victory for Boston with scoreless relief in the final six innings as the Red Sox built an 8-3 lead. Boston outhit Washington 13 to 9 but Ferrell kept the Senators at bay after a five run first half, helping to improve Boston to .500. Cronin and Ferrell each drove in multiple runs, with Johnson and Ferrell delivering key hits to seal the victory.
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Atkins Norway And Watkins Triumph In Iowa Valley League
Atkins beat Newhall 8 to 3 with McMurray Schirm and Risch as battery. Norway defeated Watford after a rain interruption, score 2 to 1 in final adjustment. Holland pitched for Norway with Schaeffer for Walford. Watkins beat Conroy 13 to 1 with Bachman and Warner on battery. Amana Keystone game washed out in first half of fifth with Amana ahead 2 to 1.
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Free Sunshine Offer Returns to Gulf Coast City
The Daily Independent of St. Petersburg reports 365 sunny days yield free copies for every paper sold. Since the 1910s the paper has given away free issues 116 times, with the last Scotman's edition on June 14, 1934. The longest streak of sun lasted 463 days from 1928 to 1930.
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Plummer and Slagel Set for Cedar Park Holiday Grudge Match
Promoter Eddie Jennings books Lou Plummer and Sollie Slagel as featured acts at Cedar Park on July Fourth as Hanford American Legion sponsors a holiday celebration. Otto Kuss of Indianapolis is signed with possibilities of a bout against Mike Nazarian, with Kuss having defeated Earl Wampler in the past. The show aims to be an all-star card despite an incomplete supporting lineup.
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Goodman Wins Trans Miss Golf Title Over Dawson
In des Moines AP reports Omaha star Johnny Goodman defeated Chicago's Johnny Dawson to claim the Trans Missis sippi championship trophy. Goodman, winner of 1927 and 1931 titles, sealed victory with a 115 yard iron shot and a birdie two on the final hole after a 36 hole test that saw Dawson briefly lead and both players finish two under par.
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Large noon meals slow thinking claims a Colgate psychologist
Philadelphia report shows Dr. Don A. Laird presenting to the National Office Management Association that heavy lunches reduce mental speed by about six percent and accuracy by twenty five percent, with fewer attention lapses after lighter meals.
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Tigers Triumph 4 1 Over Indians in Eight Inning Duel
Elden Auker earned the win with five hits allowed as Detroit defeated Cleveland 4 to 1. The Tigers moved within four games of second in the American League standings while leveraging double steals and timely hitting to seize the lead and hold it.
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Ambiguous Association Baseball Schedule Listed
Fragmentary text shows team names and cities such as Toledo Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee Louisville Indianapolis and Kansas City with references to night games and a list of players or officials. Content is fragmented and unclear but indicates a baseball schedule and participants across several cities.
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Ohio State Museum Exhibits Grant Family Collection
A new grant family collection is on display at the Ohio State Museum in Columbus. Donor Mrs. M. S. Cramer of Easton Pennsylvania, a niece of General Grant, contributed items including a Chinese lacquer workbox Grant gave his mother after a world trip.
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