Demons Sweep Raiders In Western League Doubleheader
The Des Moines Demons defeated Cedar Rapids 9 to 6 and 12 to 3 on Sunday at home, tying the Raiders for second in the Western league. Walter Menke and Jim Asbell led the hitting with multiple extra base hits, while Cap Crossley’s team faced injuries and field errors.
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Turpin
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Standings and results from early league play
Standings show multiple cities with W L and winning percentages. Sunday results list Des Moines Cedar Rapids Omaha Sioux City and Waterloo records with Monday games noted for Cedar Rapids Des Moines Sioux City Omaha Waterloo. Other NBA style matchups include St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Boston and Washington with varied scores and upcoming games listed.
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Unclear historical league standings excerpt
Teams Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville clash. Notable result St Paul edged Minneapolis 8 7 in 13 innings. Listed win totals and percentages accompany terse records.
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Mitchell Clark Co Managers Of Omaha Hoods
Clarence Mitchell veteran spitball pitcher and Keith Clark catcher were named co managers of the Omaha Western league club in Omaha Nebraska, succeeding Hank Severeid who resigned as manager. Severeid will move to the front office to oversee business affairs while Mitchell and Clark share on field duties.
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Omaha, Neb
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Omaha
Western League Baseball Club
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Wampler and Richards Lead Thursday Night Mat Card
Earl Wampler and Ray Richards head the open air Cedar Park mat card with Abe Kashey facing Babe Carnera alias Al Bisagnano in the semi windup. Lee Henning and Jack Hader of Kansas City open the show.
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Ray Richards
Cedar Park
al Bisagnano
Babe Carnera
Bisagnano
Abe Kashey
Lee Henning
Jack Hader
Kansas City
Women’s Country Club Golf Meet Postponed
Due to extreme heat the Cedar Rapids Country Club women’s golf committee postponed the annual championship. Qualifying play moves to July 13 and 14, instead of July 6 and 7, with match play to follow once flights are arranged.
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Davenport Subdues Waterloo 10 to 1 in Iowa
Davenport used seventeen hits to crush Waterloo 10 to 1. Chody earned the win with six innings of nine hits allowed, Prevost paced Waterloo with a homer and three hits, while Denning Riley and Michaels added multiple safeties for Davenport in a high scoring barnstormer.
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Oklahoma City
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Decui
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Omaha Cops Pair: Robin Hoods split double with Sioux City
Omaha Robin Hoods win 11-10 in twelve innings and take 9-4 in four and a half. Clarence Mitchell took over the mound and hit a homer with two on to seal the second game. Russ Scarritt homered for Omaha. Goodman and Monahan homered for Sioux City. About two thousand fans attended the two games.
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Kenwood and Dysart Tennis Teams Tie in Duel
Kenwood Tennis association and Dysart Tennis club split a 3-3 draw at Kenwood. Top player John Gross defeated Lester Tompkin 6-8 6-0 7-5 in a standout singles match. Two doubles were cut to one set due to darkness. next Sunday Kenwood visits Anamosa for a nine affair.
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Major League Box Scores from St Louis and Cincinnati
Box scores list players Moore Cuyler Walker Scarsella Lombardi and others with hits runs and errors for St Louis and Cincinnati in a 2 32 game. Winning pitcher Hisser Losing Derringer and details of each team’s at bats and fielding errors are noted.
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Baseball box score notes for Leslie and Detroit games
The report lists players in two games with innings, hits, errors, and RBIs. Key figures include Ott, Frey, and Watkins for one team and Gehringer and Walker for Detroit. Winning and losing pitchers are noted with umpires and game time provided.
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Brookhiser and Heaton Pace Cedar Rapids Practice Shoot
C E Heaton of Fairfax and F A Brookhiser of Cedar Rapids shared top honors with 49 of 50 in the Cedar Rapids Airways gun club practice shoot. Brookhiser also led Saturday with 45 of 50. Ed Hofford won class B with 43 and Campbell of Iowa City won class C with 38. A new three class system A B C starts July 1 with monthly trophies and cross class promotion, plus affiliated memberships for non members at $1 for the rest of 1936.
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Fairfax
F. A. Brookhiser
Cedar Rapids
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Ed Hofford
Campbell
Iowa City
Crosstown Rivalry Ends In Extra Inning Defeat
Chicago battles Cleveland in a late rally as Trosky Averill Bonura and Dykes drive runs. Harder Brown duel on mound with Evans, final score 4 to 2 in ten innings, Cleveland edges Chicago on the road with three unearned runs.
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Federal Employees Hold Softball And Golf Tournaments
Extreme heat at Ellis Park forced foot races to be canceled as the Iowa Federation events continued. The Post Office team lost to the Police 4 1 in baseball while letter carriers beat clerks 15 5 in seven innings. Golf crowned J R Jennison of Cedar Rapids with 92 strokes.
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Cedar Rapids
Allen Horses Win at Frontier Park Harness Day
Ray Nelson rode two winners on day two at Frontier Park as Roy Allen stables claimed four races. Despite 105 degree heat and light crowds, Jackie Boy edged Mantel by a nose in the opening 880 yards, with Fiddler Jones third. An early dead heat exhibition between Billie Crippen and Jim Miller followed, clocking 53.3 seconds. One Gold Buck won the third race by a head over Diana Girl, while Stolen Kiss led most of the final event before Titanic won by a nose. Time for the last race was 52.5 seconds.
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Pirates Nip Cubs as Cards Win Two
The Pirates defeated the Cubs 4-2 in a key game as Chicago briefly topped the NL standings. Meanwhile the Cardinals swept the Reds in a doubleheader 8-6 and 17-7 to press their own challenge. The Dodgers beat the Giants 3-1 and the Yankees triumphed 9-3 behind Red Ruffing as the pennant race tightens. The Red Sox swept a doubleheader, 16-2 and 8-2, and Detroit downed St Louis 18-9. The Indians fell to the White Sox 4-2 after Johnny Whitehead allowed seven hits. Beans are seeds, cabbages are leaves, onions are bulbs, potatoes are tubers, radishes are roots, and tomatoes are fruit.
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Gardner and Miller Tie 69 In Iowa Amateur Qualifying
Lanky James Gardner of Vinton and Jimmy Miller of Des Moines shot 69 to lead 18 hole qualifying in the Iowa amateur tournament at Waterloo. Jack Wallace and Johnny Kraft each carded 70 to join a three way tie for third with Sid Richardson at 71.
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Vinton
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Des Moines
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Washington Crew Wins U S Title in Olympic Tryouts
Princeton field reports that the University of Washington rowing team surged from last at half way to win the United States title in the Olympic tryouts and earn a berth in the 2000 meter Berlin final.
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N. J
University of Washington
United States
Berlin
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