Raiders rout Waterloo 6 0 as Kleiman shines
Ed Kleiman pitched for the Raiders and Pat Seerey slugged two home runs while Lou Kahn added a single, helping the Raiders to a decisive 6 0 victory over Waterloo at Hill Park. The game lasted 1 hour 42 minutes despite two ejections.
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Matney
Forrest Cady
White Hawk
Joes
Ed Kleiman
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Raiders fall to Waterloo in low-scoring clash at Hill Park
In a tense game at Hill Park the Raiders held Waterloo to few baserunners as Kleinman battled control and Seerey homered twice for Waterloo. A seventh inning bench ejection marked the onfield drama, with Mostil and Matney staying tied to the action as both teams left little room for errors.
Evansville Takes Three-Game Lead In Three Eye Standings
Evansville moved into first place in the Three Eye league after defeating Springfield 4 to 2. Cedar Rapids and the Springfield Brownies also chased the leaders as Madison beat Decatur 8 to 2, with Evansville posting a 6-12 mark and Cedar Rapids at .608 while Springfield hovered around .604.
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Harvard Grid Hero Joins Washington University Faculty
Barry Wood once Harvard quarterback and 1931 captain has become Dr William Bary Wood and started as a professor of medicine at Washington University. At 32 he is among the university medical school's youngest full professors, after training at Johns Hopkins and research in pneumonia.
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MBS to Broadcast Both All Star Games
The Mutual Broadcasting System announced it will televise both all star games from New York and Cleveland with coast to coast hookup and short wave. The New York game between the National and American league teams starts at 53.300 pm and features an army and navy stars team in a following showdown in Cleveland at 8 pm the next night.
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Nothing ball pitchers pace baseball chatter and planning
Baseball writer notes smart slowballers like Red Lyons and Pat Seerey win by placement not speed. Describes Muhl at Hill Park, Utens pool dust debate, and Raiders Waterloo July 4 doubleheader with Cedar Rapids. Mentions Ettis Park dust issues and sanitation goals.
All Star Games Aim to Raise $200000 for War Relief
New York AP Ford Frick said baseball will contribute about three quarters of a million dollars to the war effort this season. He expects $200,000 from the all star games in New York and Cleveland for the baseball equipment fund and army navy relief, plus about $200,000 from each major league. The NL has $161,000 so far from six games. two more to be played. Further plans may be discussed by the advisory council including Landis and Harovidge.
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Bargain Night by County Retail Food Dealers
County Retail Food Dealers sponsor Bargain Night with 25 cent tickets and free merchandise from all stores in the association. The big Gazette sign at Hill Park is in view as payouts of 5 dollars occur every few days. Pat Seerey has struck the sign for five dollars on four occasions this year.
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Three-Eye League Standings and Wednesday Results
Standings show Evansville leading with 19 wins and 13 losses in the Three-Eye League. Wednesday results: Waterloo 0 at Cedar Rapids 4, Springfield 2, Madison 8 with Decatur 6. Upcoming Thursday games feature Water- loo at Cedar Rapids and Springfield at Evansville among others.
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Major League Box Scores 3 Chartak duditch
Box score summary with teams St Louis and Detroit showing Mc Quillen MecQuillen Chartak and others with two base and home runs. Pitchers White Anker Manders provide strikeouts and losses recorded with umpire crew Lasi Stewart and Quinn.
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Hagg Beats Wooderson Mile Time in Sweden Return
Gunnar Hagg clocked 4 minutes 6.2 seconds for the mile in Goteburg, defeating Arne Andersson who ran 4 minutes 6.4 seconds. The performance edges Sydney Wooderson’s listed world record and ties the mark on a standard track, with Cunningham’s 4.04.4 noted as the fastest mile.
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War Brings Changes In Grid Officials
Iowa City AP report says University of Iowa Athletic Director E G Schroeder declares wartime duties disrupt the selection of football officials for the Hawkeyes 1942 season. He notes many replacements are being made in the Big Ten approvals due to war work. Iowa must supply officials for seven home games.
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Schoenfelder Inducted After 1942 State Title
John J. Schoenfelder, who coached Clutier high school girls basketball to the 1942 state championship, reported for army induction at Fort Crook Nebraska on Wednesday.
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Oelerich to Leave for Navy Reserve Training
Davenport AP reports St Ambrose College coach John Oelerich will report to Notre Dame Monday to begin training in the naval reserve school.
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RUCKER'S BAT AND ARM HELP LIGHTERS WIN
Iowa Electric Light and Power’s M and J League champions beat LaPlant-Choate 4 to 2 as Big Bill Rucker hit a two run homer and pitched six innings. Abe Kotaska led off with a single, DeWayne Krumm and Frank Benedict added key hits, and Krumm pitched alongside Ken Reid as many players head to military service. Catcher Bob White was absent on vacation.
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St Olaf Still Tops Scenic League Race
St Olaf remains lead in Scenic League after weekend wins on a near clean slate. Waukon suffers a fourth straight loss as Postville and other first division teams win close games. Prairie du Chien and Garnavilla helped by late plays in standings battle.
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Red Sox Cut Yankees Lead to Three Games
The Boston Red Sox swept a doubleheader over the Washington Senators 3-2 and 7-1 at Fenway Park, trimming New York’s AL lead to three games. Ted Williams was benched for Pete Fox after a perceived loafing incident. Indians and Browns won, while NL games featured Cardinals shutout of Pirates and Cubs beating Reds.
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Eagles, Moose, Tritons Annex Fraternal Tilts
The Eagles beat De Molays 6 to 1 to stay atop the Fraternal league race. Moose and Triton Club won to remain one-half game behind, with Moose edging Z C B J 5 to 3 and Triton pounding Knights of Columbus 14 to 5. YMCA downed Lou's Recreation 12 to 2 as Class C Industrial league play moved forward.
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Scoffic Named La Crosse Manager in Wisconsin State League
Lou Scoffic, 1940 Three-Eye League batting champion and former Decatur manager, was named manager of the La Crosse Blackhawks of the Wisconsin State league. He replaces Eddie Kenetchy who is on leave of absence due to health issues after Fresno disbanded.
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