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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1939

Page

4

Raiders Sweep Waterloo Twice In First Division Bid

Cedar Rapids Raiders defeated Waterloo 9-8 and 6-3 in a home doubleheader to climb into fifth place in the Three-Eye first division race. Talos hit a seventh inning homer in the opener as Waterloo led 8-0 before a late burst by the Raiders. Danny Escobar pitched the nightcap as Cedar Rapids rallied to win.

Raiders Waterloo Cedar Rapids Raiders Ap Crossley R Ed Hawks New York Yankees Clinton Mainardt Gehrke Marleau Escobar Steineck Vavrek Wood Steinbeck Tme Danny Escobar Naymick Webber Roge Wolff Lotz Ed Hawk Wolff

Dick Hainline Captures Central States Ennis Title

Davenport action saw Dick Hainline of Rock Island win the Central States Ennis tournament title, defeating his brother Forrest in straight sets 6 3.

Dick Hainline Davenport Dickainline Rock Island Forrest

Local Boats Capture Honors At McGregor

Cedar Rapids boats dominated the races in McGregor with the Booster Club event. Mildred Miller won class A and shared first with Harold Ammons in class B, while Harold Ammons and Henry Tietge split class C prizes. Tietge won both heats of the free foreall.

Mcgregor Cedar Rapids Booster Club Mildred Miller Harold Ammons Ammons Henry Tietge Tietge

Brandon Beats Oran 3-2 in Sunday match

Brandon defeated Oran 3 to 2 in a home game. The next league match is scheduled at Walker next Sunday.

Brandon Oran Walker

Evansville and Decatur tied for top in Three-I league

Evansville and Decatur share the lead after Tuesday games. Evansville swept Bloomington 18 to 1 and 6 to 1, while Decatur won 5 to 4 and lost 5 to 3 to Springfield. Springfield sits third, Cedar Rapids fourth, with Clinton and Moline in other action.

Evansville Decatur Bloomington Springfield Cedar Rapids Raiders Clinton Waterloo Moline Bloomers Brownies Gorman Campbell Seguin Lamanna Griegers Kuecker Smick Kash Gibson Stewart Stich & GT Bloomington Morris Ablf Matseed Moline OH Toncoff O'Brien O’brien Anderson Perryman Wol Bloom’ston Ced. Rapids Aqni Bloomfield Cedar Kraulds

Major League Box Scores New York Boston

Box scores show New York and Boston split via two games with Salvo and Lohrman pitching in the first, and Lohrman and Shofner in the second, featuring runs from Danning Simmons Majeski Garms and Hassett for New York and Danning West Majeski for Boston.

New York Boston Abhoa AB Chiozza Wgarms Jarges Cooney OlMajeski Kimp‘ris Rstler Salvo Miller Hubbell Lopez Jurges Danning Simmons Majeski Garms Hassett MacFlayden MacFayden West Shoffner Bonura Cuccinello Castleman Lohrman Shofner Melton Coffman

Garrison Captures Corn Valley League Title

Garrison claims the first half league crown on the Vinton diamond, defeating Urbana 7 to 4 in front of a large holiday crowd. Becky and Schott, Scheilhause and Cress contributed for the winners as the scoreboard shows Garrison 012 000 112 and Urbana 001 003 000.

Vinton — Garrison Vinton Garrison Urbana RHE Garrison Becky Schott Scheilhause Cress

Probable Pitchers National League and American League

Only games scheduled with probable pitchers listed for each matchup. Chicago at Pittsburgh Bowerman 4 4 Gumbert 10 2 Turner 1 5 Kutcher 2 18 Fitzsimmons 1 5 Davis 8 St Louis at Pittsburgh Walters 11 8 Washington at New York Cleveland at Chicago Knott 2 2 Auker 0 3 Boston at Philadelphia Potter 6 1.

Root Chicago Pittsburgh Bowman Gumbert New York Boston Turner Kutcher Philadelphia Brooklyn Fitzsimmons Davis St. Louis Pitttsburch Walters Washington Cleveland Knott Auker Potter Cincinnati Phildelphia St Louis Detroit Tulsday

Frogs as Angling Lures Stir Up Debate and Tips

An outdoor note discusses whether live frogs or frog-like lures attract fish, noting frogs swim fast near shore and may not always be natural food. The writer shares tests and Canada findings, cites Minnesota bass trips where frog plugs worked, and urges including frog baits and frog-shaped plugs, inviting reader questions.

Ayca Johnson Canada St. Paul Minnesota

Quaker Oats Nine Wins From Des Moines Club

Quaker Oats of the M and J league defeated Policyholders Union of Des Moines 8 to 1 at Daniels Park. The game was tied 1 to 1 until the seventh when the Quakers scored four runs. Don Kinch hit a home run and Ivan Reid earned the win allowing six hits.

Quaker Oats Policyholders Union of

Ceferlina Garcia Edges Pache In Stockton Bout

Filipino boxer Ceferlina Garcia outpoints Bobby Pache in Stockton with Garcia from 15314 Philippines listed. In Morriston Arkansas Bob Sikes knocks out Sailor O Nea l from Pine Bluff Arkansas in the third round.

Associated Press Stockton Calif Ceferlna Garcia Philippines Bobby Pache Los Angeles Morriston, Ark Bob Sikes Pine Bluff Ark Sailor O'Neal

Huge Crowds See Holiday Battles Across Leagues

New York report notes record attendance for July 4 baseball with 249 538 paid admissions. Top crowds included Washington at New York Fort Worth and Cleveland at Detroit while other games drew 50k to 150k, as Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York at Boston posted notable figures.

New York Washington New Forth Cleveland Detroit Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Ccseee Beane Brooklyn

Old Dutch Leonard Stars On Holiday

Emil Dutch Leonard of the Washington Senators shut down the New York Yankees 3-2 in the first game of a doubleheader amid a Fourth of July crowd. The split doubleheader saw Boston Red Sox beat the Athletics 17-7 and 18-12, while other leagues featured strong performances from Tabor, Newsom, MacFayden, Shoffner, and Cubs, Giants, and Dodgers in various wins.

RED Sox Boston HmSuslonia Cramer Carey Ambler Moses Foxx Newsome Ss Williams Rf Cronin Siebert Johnson Finney Tipton Tabor Hayes Desautels Chapman Dickman Miles Heving O'L'dgianl Pippen P 'Ross Collins Dean Ross Philadelphia Gantenbein Lodgiani Winening Hevine Emil “Dutch Leonard Washington Senators New York Yankees Lou Gehrig Yankees Old Dutch Jim Tabor Danny MacFayden Milt Shoffner Bees Giants Buck Newsom Cleveland Indians Dutch Champs Lou Steve Sandra Senators Athletics White Sox St Louis Browns Ollie Bejma Chicago Big Buck Newsom Tigers New York Giants MacFayden Shoffner Cincinnati Reds Mace Brown Pirates Reds Lee Grissom Mudville Dodgers Phillies Quakers Hank Leiber Cardinals Cubs Gus Mancuso

Al Hostak Heads to Cedar Rapids for Family Visit

National middleweight champion Al Hostak travels by auto from Seattle to Cedar Rapids with his parents and brother to visit relatives. He left Monday and expects to arrive Thursday or Friday, returning to Seattle in about two weeks.

Seattle Al_ Hostak National Boxing Association Cedar Rapids Hostak

Sabin Beats Sutter In Nassau Club Grass Final

Wayne Sabin of Portland Oregon defeated Ernie Sutter former intercollegiate champion from New Orleans in the Nassau club twenty fifth annual invitation grass court singles tournament final.

Glencove N. Y Wayne Sabin Portland Ore Ernie Sutter New Orleans Nassau Club

Lou Gehrig hailed by huge stadium crowd at Yankee Stadium

A near capacity crowd of about 62 000 saluted Lou Gehrig in a July Tuesday ceremony at Yankee Stadium. Teammates from his era and a generation of fans filled the stands to honor the Iron Horse, with past and present players and writers paying tribute.

Columbia Lou” Gehrig Yankee Stadium Yankee-Ruppert Lou House of Stevens Bat Boys Gehrig Wally Pipp Bob Meusel California Sphinx Squire Herbert Pennock Waite Hoyt Benny Bengough Bob Shawkey Jake Miller Higgins Miller Iron Horse York INS

Standings and Results in THREE-I and National League Briefs

Standings show Evansville and Cedar Rapids leading the THREE-I with wins and losses tight. National League table lists Cincinnati Brooklyn New York and others with mixed records and upcoming games on Wednesday and Tuesday results noted.

Lee Mokin Sets Independence Track Record in Fast 5 000 Race

Lee Mokin trained on Independence sand paced three miles to break the local track record and lead a fast field in Iowa. Royal Chan won the 2:24 trots with three heats, while Major Bowes and Lady Binville competed strongly. purse listed at $150.

Independence Jake McCaleb Lee Mokin Iowa Long Lu McKinney Captain Mokin Charlie Mokin Foxie Chenault, Jr Dr. G Royal Chan Major Bowes Lady Binville Mokin the Great Vinton Lu_ McKinney Loulock Guy House West Union Mokin Lee Bebee Anamosa Brent Chas McMillian Ware Foxie’ Chenault, Jr Foxie Chenault Sneed Lees Cascade Miss Royal Harvest Jim. Cox West_ Union Binville Lloyd Perrin Lancaster Wis Peterhoff Ed Chidman Oskaloosa Bobby B Peter Oakley West Union Tony Time

Fairways Holiday Tournaments Highlight Local Golf

At two clubs local events drew attention with unusual formats. J B Terry won the Cedar Rapids Country Club flag tournament with Wheeler second and Newton third. Marion Golf Club hosted many events including two ball mixed foursomes won by Mrs Lee Hillbruner and M C Brown.

J. B. Terry Cedar Rapids Country Club G. C. Wheeler R. T. Newton Johnny Jacobs Don Lynch Bill McPartland Marion Golf Club Lee Hillbruner M. C. Brown Wayne Mossett W. K. Lothian Don Price Walter Hall J. R. Hangstrom J. S. Tower Kathleen Oxley C. J. Keith Keith Hiltbruner W. H. Baister J. V. Mulvany W. H. Stephenson Cliff Davis

Soapbox Derby Held at Columbus Junction

Rus sell Green led the sweepstakes race with first place and Robert Green finished second in the Columbus Junction soapbox derby held Tuesday.

Columbus Junction Russell Green Robert Green

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