All-Star Game Picks Named for Northern Team in Clinton
Rossbach Lahman and Keeney headline Cedar Rapids selections for the Northern squad with five Waterloo players and four from Evansville aiding the roster. The all-star game on July 1 in Clinton is expected to draw about 5 000 fans with proceeds funding playoff divisions.
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Lahman
Keeney
Raiders
Clinton
L. J. Wiley
Decatur Commies
Hogdon
Evansville
Adams
Dime
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Rossbach
Cal Lahman
Jinks Keeney
Waterloo
Moline
Decatur
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Bloomington
Steiner
O’chell
Klopp
Ludsick
Bertram
Zimmerman
Sorenson
Eriska
Keenay
Cavosie
Escobar
Loane
Southern
Hernandez
Gleason
Bildilli
Stout
Giebell
Manders
Bocek
Barkley
Piel
Lake
Peterson
Zontini
Hodgen
Shute Opens Three-Hole Lead On Guldahl In Dream Match
Denny Shute shot two under par 71 at Brae Burn to take a three hole lead over Ralph Guldahl after the first 18 holes of their 36 hole exhibition match at Newton Massachusetts. The players resume Saturday at South Shore in Hingham with Shute one up after birdies and drama on the front and back nine.
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Newton
Mass
Brae Burn
Denny Shute
Ralph Guldahl
South Shore
Hingham
Shute
Guidahl
Guldahl
Ralph
No Games Sunday In Northeast Iowa League Recital
No games are scheduled for July 3 in the Northeastern Iowa league but play resumes July 10 with Lost Nation at Bellevue Miles at Dewitt Oxford Junction at Charlotte and London at Maquoketa standings follow.
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Iowa
the Gazette
Lowden
Lost Nation
Bellevue
Miles
Dewitt
Oxford Junction
Charlotte
London
Maquoketa
The
Standing
Paul Dean Back in Form With Dallas Texas League
Paul Dean, nicknamed Daffy, is returning to major league form with the Dallas Texas league club. After a slow stretch he bowled a 3 to 1 victory over Oklahoma City, displaying sharp curves and control. Critics aside, Dean believes his arm is sound and he can rejoin the Cardinals, noting his improved walk rate and consistency.
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Dallas
Paul “Daffy” Dean
Brother Diz Dean
Chicago
Daffy
St. Louis Cardinal
Castoff
Paul Dean
Finals In College Golf Title Journey
Survivors of rain soaked clashes Britt McDowell of LSU and John Burke of Georgetown advanced to the finals of the national intercollegiate golf championship. McDowell, 19, from Kansas City, meets Burke, 21, of Newport, R. I, for the title over 36 holes at Louisville Country Club. Burke survived a late challenge from Bob Babbish of Detroit, while McDowell staged a late surge to beat Lew Ochmisz of Chattanooga and Virginia 1 up on the 37th green.
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Bert McDowell
Louisiana State University
John P. Burke
Georgetown University
McDowell
Kansas City
Burke
Newport
R. I
Louisville Country Club
Bob Babbish
University of Detroit
Lew Ochmisz
Chattanooga
Tenn
University of Virginia
Louisiana State
Camanche and Lost Nation Win Open Tournament Games
In the first games, Camanche defeated Davenport 12 to 2 with three home runs led by Muhl on the mound for Lost Nation, which beat Niles 4 to 2. Saturday schedule lists Charlotte vs Lowden and DeWitt against Oxford Junction.
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Niles
Muhl
Charlotte
Lowden
DeWitt
Oxford Junction
Decatur Defeats Springfield 10 to 5 in Friday tilt
Decatur Commies slugged their way to a 10 to 5 victory over Springfield as runs came in bunches and pitchers kept the Browns at bay. Reinhart, Lakess, Schltess, and Peterson led the hit parade while Mortrude and Finck held Springfield to scattered offense in the late innings.
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Gazette
Decatur
Decatur Commies
Springfield
Browns
Finck
Mortrude
Bere
Fincx
Loving Nitcher
Stewart and Harris
Evansville Edges Bloomington In Free Hit Duel 9 8
Evansville won a 9 to 8 game with 2 740 fans on hand for ladies night. Key moments included Chuck Borowski’s strong hitting and John Zantini’s spectacular catch off Skurski’s long drive. Manager Bob O’Farrell was harassed by Umpire Collins in the third, while Bloomington’s Dorley was ejected by Umpire Cady in the eighth.
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Ind
Bloomington
Chuck Borowski
Notre Dame
Skurski
John Zantini
Bob O'Farrell
Collins
Dorley
Cady
Schremser
Hernandez Manders
Feyend House
Phillies Desert Baker Bowl to Use Shibe Park
The Philadelphia Phillies will shift all home games to Shibe Park starting Monday after management for both clubs signed final papers. Baker Bowl, in use for 51 years, produced a pennant in 1915 but is now one of the smallest parks in the major leagues.
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Philadelphia
Baker Bowl
Philles
Standings and Friday Results in Three-I and WL Leagues
Three I League standings show Evanaville 27 25 and Decatur 43 24 amid Friday results Cedar Rapids 3 11 Moline 2 8 Clinton 7 Waterloo 0 Becatur 10 Springfield 5 Evansville 9 Bloomington 8 with Saturday games Cedar Rapids at Moline Waterloo at Clinton Springfield at Decatur Bloomington at Evansville. WL standings list New York 41 24 Boston 28 af an Pittsburgh 33 25 St Louis 31 40 5 Cincinnati 35 27 Brooklyn 20 97 Chicago 38 20 47 Philadelphia 18 41 05 results Philadelphia 4 5 Botton 1 0 New York 3 Brooklyn 3 Chicago Cincinnati rain Philadelphia slated games and other matchups with teams like Cleveland Detroit and St Louis.
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Spor t Jabs By The Associated Press
Hollywood Andy Ferivani of Chicago and Jimmy Vausha of Cleveland clash in the title bout as Dallas and Ottawa prospects deride an orphaned ref in a chaotic lineup.
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Chicaco
Jimmy Vausha
Cleveland
Nallas
Danny_ Deran
Ottawa
Buddy Scott
Ads
Moody Defeats Jacobs For Wimbledon Crown
Helen Wills Moody won her eighth Wimbledon singles title by defeating Helen Jacobs 6-4 6-0. Jacobs appeared hampered by an ankle injury, collapsing in the second set as Moody dominated. Dr J J Dunning confirmed the Achilles tendon strain and bandaging before the match. Jacobs offered no resistance in the final set, and the rivals did not exchange words afterward.
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Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Forest Hills
California
Lighters Beat Wilsons 4 2 As Pennant Hopes Stay Alive
The Iowa Electric Light and Power team edged Wilsons 4 to 2 to extend their lead over Quaker Oats to a game and a half. Thenhaus pitched well despite nine hits by Wilsons, while Packers miscues aided three Lighters runs in the fifth inning. Bailey, Brown, and Sturm delivered key hits, and Theisen finished strong with a strikeout of Art Holland to end the inning.
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Wilson
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Thenhaus
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Thenhause
Ed Kysach
Joe Bailey
Oscar Theisen
Johnny Schmidt
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al Sturm
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Raiders In Twin Bills At Waterloo This Weekend
The Raiders baseball program schedules twin bills at Waterloo this Sunday and Monday. Doubleheaders will take place on the Sabbath and holiday with afternoon starts at two o'clock.
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Raiders
Waterloo
Yanks and Red Sox annex victories
Jimmy Foxx eyes the all time RBIs mark as the Red Sox beat the Athletics 12-7 behind Lefty Grove. He pushed his season total to 88 in 68 games and could reach about 215 RBIs if the pace holds. The Yankees won 8-0 over Washington led by Bill Dickey’s two homers. Spud Chandler earned his seventh win. National League notes include Bob Seeds homering for the Giants over the Dodgers and Clay Bryant guiding the Cubs past the Reds 11-4. Phillies pitchers Passeau and Lamaster swept two wins over the Bees 4-1 and 5-0 and announced a move to Shibe Park next season.
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Lou Gehrig
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Hammer
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Gehrig
Lazzeri
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Schmeling Transferred Aboard Ship For Quiet Departure
Max Schmeling, still nursing a back injury from the Louis fight, was moved to the Bremen on a private ambulance by stretcher and hidden from crowds. He plans to sail Saturday night to Germany, aiming to heal for five to six months before a return to boxing.
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Germany
Bremen
Polyclinic Hopsital
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Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Max
Jacobs
Maxie
Robert Emery Brennan
Brennan
Louis
Twentieth Century Club
Tommy Farr
Raiders and Plowboys split marathon Cedar Rapids doubleheader
In the opener the Cedar Rapids Raiders beat Moline 3-2 after a nine inning pitching duel and two late runs. The nightcap saw the Plowboys rally for an 8-8 tie and then victory behind Steiner’s four for four hitting as Wiese and Hanning faltered.
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Moline Combs Wiese
Hanning
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Bud Wiese
Lou Hanning
Karjalain
Fugit
Filbert
Mancuso
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Waterloo
Olson
Moline
Missa
Rumsey
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Boudreau
Levan
Novikoff
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Beaudreau
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Lahman
Wiese
Suzanne Lenglen Reported Sinking Fast In Paris
Paris reports Suzanne Lenglen, famed French tennis star, is sinking fast after suffering pernicious anemia. She received a second emergency blood transfusion Saturday as physicians race to save her life.
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INS
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Braddock Open to Rematch If Schmeling Proves Superior
New York. Jimmy Braddock says he is willing to return to the ring against Max Schmeling if Schmeling first proves his superiority over Tommy Farr. Braddock sent a telegram from Cowen West Virginia where he officiated Friday night. Farr’s manager Joe Gould also backs a Braddock Schmeling bout if Schmeling defeats Farr.
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INS
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Tommy Farr
Braddock
Moxie
Cowen
W. Va
Schmeling
Joe Gould
Farr
Jackie Coogan battles receiver removal in court dispute
Hollywood infant star Jackie Coogan learned on Saturday that his stepfather Arthur L. Bern Stein moved to remove a court appointed receiver. The receiver had been managing assets tied to the ongoing dispute between Coogan and Bern Stein.
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Hollywood
INS
Jackie Coogan
Arthur L. Bern- Stein
Harness Races At West Liberty On Heavy Track
West Liberty harness races were run Friday afternoon as part of the Centennial celebration. Heavy rains delayed racing from Thursday. the track remained heavy until after several hours of work, with racing finally starting at four o clock. The program listed multiple heats and drivers including Yates McDaniel Underwood and Patton, among others, with times noted and several horses named. The report closes with a sentence about the history of yachting in America dating to the New York Yacht Club's founding in 1844.
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Han Mtokine
le Nerling
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W. M. McDaniel
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Frank Yates
Mona Mokinger
Hanken
Vinton
Patton
Orphan Roy Bird
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