Cedar Rapids Hosts All-Star Tilt After Double Raider Wins
Cedar Rapids rose to first place after two Raider victories over Waterloo White Hawks 7-1 and 11-2, with Orie Arntzen and Ray Poat strong on the mound. Buck Frierson homered in the day game while Charley Workman belted a single, double, triple and homer in five trips, fueling a 25-hit Raider onslaught and setting up the Three-Eye all-star game at Hillpark on July 15.
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Waterloo White Hawks
Orie Arntzen
Ray Poat
Raiders
Hillpark
Buck Frierson
Waterloo
Charley Workman
Workman
White Hawks
del Jones
Jones
Semezak
Hershey
Cromer
Frierson
Dobernic
Lee Harris
Poat
Harris
Radthe
Raider
Wessels
Fiore
Blaze
Henry Semezak
Ray Flood
Semerak
Flood
Charley
Waterloo Uprising
Fitzpatrick
Riggs
Weeks
Cedar Rapids
N ” Jones
Tershev
Arntzen
Tees
Radtke
Gedrius
Stach
Leiter
Rigks
Semczak
Natris
Waterion
Bae
Rane
Wescels
Gedzius
Flore
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Norris
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Poat and Arntzen Duelas Fast Pitch After Noon
Three men were thrown out by Poat himself while Arntzen allowed the same number of hits in the afternoon affair. Arntzen struck out six and walked four as both pitchers moved fast and breezed their No 1 pitches past hitters before trouble loomed.
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Poat
Arntzen
Alburnett Champs In Wapsie Valley Playoff
Alburnett defeated Springville 7 to 4 to claim the first half Wapsie Valley league title. In the other Thursday game Walker edged Center Point 3 to 2.
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Alburnett Champs
Wapsie Valley
Alburnett
Springville
Walker
Center Point
Comets Top Muscatine 10-4 Behind Berry’s Five-Hit Game
The Cedar Rapids Comets upset Muscatine 10-4 at Muscatine. Berry allowed only five hits in a strong pitching performance. Rollis Deetz belted a two-run homer in the second inning to spark the Cedar Rapids offense.
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Cedar Rapids Comets
Muscatine
Berry
Rollis Deetz
Cedar Rapids
Boxing Roundup Reports KOs in New York and Albany
Gunnar Rarlund of Finland stopped Henry Cooner of Brooklyn after 200 rounds. Tommy Tucker of New York knocked out Domingo Valin of Hayward, California in their seven round contest.
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Associated Press
New York
Gunnar Rarlund
Finland
Henry Cooner
Brooklyn
Albany
N. Y
Tommy Tucker
Domingo Valin
Hayward
Calif
Raiders Reach Three Eye Lead With Twin Pitching Efforts
Orie Arntzen and Ray Poat delivered two strong pitching performances to lift the Raiders to the Three Eye league lead and secure a spot in the annual all star game. The feature game is set for July 15 at Hill Park against the top from the seven clubs. The duo previously beat Springfield last Sunday and again shut down the White Hawks in the holiday pairing.
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Orie Arntzen
Ray Poat
Raiders
Hill Park
Arntzen
Poat
Springfield
White Hawks
Clinton Drops Doubleheader to Madison in Three-Eye League
Clinton Warriors lose both games to Madison, falling two games behind Cedar Rapids for first in the Three-Eye League. Bastien and Lee hurl for Madison as Clinton manages only two runs, Pavich homering for Clinton in the sixth of game two. Springfield’s Jones tossed a five-error relief gem in a 4-0 Decatur win, while Evansville and Moline split with a 13-12 slugfest and a 4-3 finish, totaling 62 hits on the day.
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Giants
Cedar Rapids
Lee
Bastien
Pavich
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Decatur
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Moline
Bees
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Curt Davis
Vito Tamulis
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Babe Young
Babe Phelps
Joe Medwick
Bucky Walters
Gene Thompson
Reds
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Pirate
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Cardinals
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Red Birds
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Joe Marty
Phillies
Cleveland
Tigers
Briggs Stadium
Tommy Bridges
Tribe
al Smith
Beau Bell
Weatherly
Johnny Alin
al Milnar
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Yanks
Keller
Rolfe
Selkirk
Gordon
Rosar
Chandler
Russo
Water loo duo lift Raiders into early lead in all star bid
Raiders와 clinch two game edge after a winning pair from Water loo while Clinton stumbles twice. Dodgers beat Giants, Reds win, others split as Otto Jaretz tops swim records and Al Waterloo string grows. Thousands attend eight MLB games as Heisman era notes surface.
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Waterloo
Clinton
Raiders
Dodgers
Giants
Reds
Ab Wright
Minneapolis
Ray Poat
Orie Arntzen
Raider
Springfield
Otto Jaretz
Johnny Weismuller
Charley Workman
Frierson
al Waterloo
Atley Donald
Yanks
Country Club
Iowa
Brooklyn
New York
Yankee
Red Sox
Madison
Illinois Boat Racer Wins At Keokuk Regatta
R. C. Dodge of Springfield, Illinois, piloting a division 1 hydroplane, won both heats of the five mile free-for-all to capture the Webb trophy at Keokuk's Fourth of July regatta. Dodge averaged 61.645 mph, beating Noble Lanier of Bowling Green, Kentucky, with Jack Cooper Jr. and Horace Lamb close behind. Earlier, Tony Kenyon of Dubuque won the class D runabout and E M Bonboy of Quincy took class E. Noble Lanier won division 2 hydroplane at 50.475 mph.
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Keokuk
R. C. Dodge
Springfield
Dodge
Noble Lanier
Bowling Green
Jack Cooper, Jr
Kansas City
Horace Lamb
Tony Kenyon
Dubuque
E. E. Kieffert
Davenport
Ernest Stender
E. M. Bonboy
Quincy
C P. Hanley
Muscatine
Dr. C. S. Ranch
Major League Box Scores National League Dodgers Win Two
Dodgers sweep two with a 5 1 and 6 3 wins over New York and Brooklyn battering New York pitching and Savoy scoring. Medwick Phelps and Lavaretto homer, Camilli Danning and Coscarart contribute for Brooklyn and New York.
White Sox win in first game in St Louis and Chicago
A boxed summary shows St Louis and Chicago opening with Chicago taking a 6 to 3 win despite tight play. Berardino and Cullenbine led St Louis with multiple RBIs while Solters Tresh and Wright contributed for Chicago in a high seven inning effort.
Record Batting Marks Fly As Minneaplis Set Numerous Pro Marks
In a day of records for the Associated Press league, Minneapolis tops the board with eight home runs in one game four by Ab Wright and nineteen total bases by Wright. The Millers again surge, winning 17 to 5 after 22 hits. Other clubs also post strong totals, while Louisville and Indianapolis split results. Columbus sees Toledo win 5 to 3 in the afternoon, 2 to 1 at night.
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Heston
Bhoa
Abhoa Crosettiiss
Pinney
Rolfe
Cramer
Keller
Williams If
DiM'cio
Foxx
Selkirk
OlTabor
Dickey
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Gordon
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Peacocke
Chandler
Hash
Wilson
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Rosar
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cCrosetti
Dickman
Mask
Mits
American Association
Louisville
Colonels
Columbus
Minneapolis
Ab Wright
Millers
Dale Alexander
Kansas City
Wright
Alexander
St. Paul
Saints
Toledo
Sioux City Cowboys Hire New Manager Grayston
Sioux City Texas? The AP report says Ed Grayston, first baseman from Neosho Missouri based Arkansas Missouri League, was named manager of the Sioux City Cowboys in the Western league. Club president Ryal Miller ousted Jimmy Zinn and Bob McCarron. Zinn managed since June 1939. The Cowboys had won the Shaughnessy system player championship last fall.
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Sioux City
Ed Grayston
Neosho
Sioux City Cowboys
Ryal Miller
Jimmy Zinn
Bob McCarron
Grayston
Zinn
Cowboys
Unusual Schedule In Northeast Iowa Loop
Monona leads the Northeast Iowa league by one game and will face seventh place Postville at Postville. The second place St Olaf Black Sox travel to Garnaville, the Waukon Indians host Ossian, and Harpers Ferry plays at Elkader in Sunday's lineup.
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Monona
Iowa
Postville
St. Olaf Black Sox
Garnaville
Waukon Indians
Ossian
Harpers Ferry
Elkader
Standings and results from the Three-Eye League
The page lists Three-Eye League standings with teams Cedar Rapids Clinton Springfield Moline Evansville Madison Waterloo and others, sharing win loss records and percentages. It also records Thursday results and Friday games across multiple matchups including Cedar Rapids Waterloo Evansville Decatur Moline Springfield Madison Clinton and Chicago St Louis New York Philadelphia and Boston in various leagues.
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C. Rapids
Madison
Clinton
Decatur
Springfield
Moline
Evansville
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Waterline
Waterleo
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Dodgers and Indians Lead As pennant race heat rises
The July Fourth leaders in both leagues hold one game advantages with Dodgers and Indians in front. Giants, Reds, Tigers and Yanks push hard as Cleveland, Dodgers face tight checks from Red Sox, Yankees, and Tigers amid strong crowds and clutch wins.
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Jalea
Dodgers
Indians
Cleveland
Tigers
Red Sox
Yanks
Reds
Giants
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