Frierson Paces Raiders To 13-5 Win Over Springfield
Buck Frierson led the Raiders with a homer two doubles and a single as Cedar Rapids powered past Springfield 13-5 at Hill Park. The 3,000 plus fans saw Hershey Workman and Semezak contribute extra base hits while Stan Gehrke started strong before control faltered. Ray Ponta closed it out.
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Del Jones Returns to Raider Outfield Tonight
Del Jones, top hitter in the Three-Eye league last season, is set to play in the Raider outfield tonight replacing George Bink who will be suspended. The game features Springfield’s right hander Cronin, who beat the Raiders ten days ago, and a fleet Raiders infield that turned two double plays while piling up early runs.
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Inning action fuels runs as Hershey leads in Springfield series
In a lively game, Hershey lists multiple hits and runs with Stroble, Frierson, Wessels and Gehrke contributing. Hornsby and Hansen factor into scoring plays amid defensive miscues, with De Bruhl, Morjoseph, and Bink involved in key moments. Manager Marquardt eyes Jim Gravin for the Springfield finale as Cedar Rapids and Marion guests.
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Galento Baer Set for 15 Round Title Prospect Fight
In Jersey City AP reports Tony Galento and Max Baer collide in a 15 round bout at the ball park Tuesday night expected before 30 000 fans. The winner earns a shot at Joe Louis in September with Galento favored to advance. Baer seeks payback after a prior loss, while promoter Mike Jacobs eyes a Louis rematch.
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Browns Hang Nifty Licking on Indians
The St Louis Browns beat the Cleveland Indians 2 1 as Elden Auker faltered late but allowed eight hits. Harland Clift homered and Rip Radcliff added a double and scored on a wild pitch. The Browns’ win pulled Cleveland's margin to one game over Detroit while the Cardinals edged the Reds 3 2 and the Dodgers beat the Phillies 4 3. Enos Slaughter hit two homers for St Louis.
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Standings and schedules across leagues in one sheet
Standings for THREE-I league show Clinton Evansville Madison Moline Decatur Waterloo and Springfield with daily results and Tuesday games. Other sections list NL and AL standings with teams Cleveland St Louis Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia and Boston, plus Monday results and Tuesday matchups. The compilation includes game scores and upcoming schedules across multiple divisions and cities.
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Tigers Beat White Sox as Newsom Extends Win Streak
Detroit out hit Chicago 6-5 in an 8-1 victory with Buck Newsom earning his eleventh straight win. The Yankees and Senators combined for 20 hits but New York won 8-4 aided by five Washington errors and Hal Chase’s wildness. The Athletics and Red Sox produced the day’s sole slugging 9-1 game.
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Watkins Clinches First Half Title In Town Valley Play
Watkins defeats Newhall 8-5 to secure the first half championship in the Town Valley League. Norway outscored Atkins 16-6 while Van Horne beat Williamsburg 10-3. Scoring details reference Baphitt Vig Schmidt Stogher McMurray Pooch Frimmel and others.
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Dodgers Triumph Over Phillies In National League
Dodgers beat the Phillies 4 to 3 after a 9 inning effort. Brakan and Reese fielded errors, Medwick and Walker delivered key hits, Pressnell earned the win. Mulcahy took the loss.
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Clinton Still Holds First by One Game in Three-Eye Race
Clinton and Cedar Rapids remain a game apart in the contest to lead the Three-Eye. The Giants beat Evansville 6-5 to stay on pace with the Raiders as Bees rallied briefly. Waterloo crushed Decatur 6-1, Bill Prince helped stop the Commies with two hits. Moline defeated Madison 11-4 behind early scoring and 16 total hits.
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Maquoketa Valley Scores Open Second Half in Different Wins
Special to The Gazette Dyersville Dutchmen suffer first half setback as Farmersburg tops them 7 to 5. Strawberry Point slips past Cascade 5 to 4, Guttenburg Giants beat Monticello 4 to 1, Worthington loses 10 to 2 at Elkport. Detailed box scores list Etzel Krieser Soone, Bush Horstmann, Dunsmoor Shingledecker Weynat Kane McDermott among players.
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Rath's Win 7-0 Powers Brandon-Rath Team Victory
Brandon Rath's Packing company team defeated Brandon Sunday 7-0 with proceeds benefiting the high school band.
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Van Lingle Mungo to Coach Dodgers
Pitcher Van Lingle Mungo of the Brooklyn Dodgers will rejoin the club as a coach after informing the team he underwent surgery on his ailing right shoulder at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He plans to rejoin the team once discharged.
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Haub Wins Big Ten Player Award for Iowa Pitching
Harold Haub of Rockwell City Iowa has been named the Big Ten most valuable player by conference coaches. Haub led the league with four wins and no defeats in 1939 and posted 11 victories in 13 games this season, with 44 strikeouts and 14 walks in 58 23 innings. He captained Iowa with Jimmy George and recently signed with Elmira of the Eastern League.
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Dempsey Knocks Out Rassler In Two Rounds
In a rough exhibition, Jack Dempsey delivers a two round knockout on a tumbling opponent, grimacing and grunting throughout. Buck Frierson hits his third homer in two days as the Raiders pound Springfield 13 to 5. Newsom extends his win streak to 11 with a Tigers victory over the White Sox. Cincinnati loses, Dodgers win, keeping the NL race tight. Prince twirls two hits for Waterloo over Decatur. Clinton and Moline also win. Dodgers reinstate Van Lingle Mungo as coach. Don McNeill claims the collegiate tennis title. Baer and Galento pick their favorites in tonight’s bout. Passeau drives in the deciding run for Pirates against the Cubs. Quakers down Lighters in M and J league 5.
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Dempsey Proves He's An Old, Tired Boxer
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey at 45 returns to the ring in Atlanta to KO wrestler Clarence Luttrell in four minutes 58 seconds. Luttrell sustains a broken nose and cuts. Dempsey admits the performance showed he needs more work and may not pursue a full comeback. The crowd numbered about 106000 with gross receipts around 15000 as Dempsey hints at uncertain future.
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North Liberty Softball Suffer 11-0 Loss to Lisbon at Mount Vernon
Lisbon defeated North Liberty 11 to 0 at Mount Vernon on Sunday. Pitcher Van Fosson and catcher Bova led Lisbon. North Liberty battery was Les LeGrand and Ray Lininger.
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