Raiders Rally Past Moline In Nine Five Victory
Cedar Rapids Raiders overcome Plowboys 9 to 5 to stretch win streak to four and trim within 1 1/2 games of first in the Three-Eye league. Key late scoring in seventh and eighth innings, with Del Jones and Rogino among the early contributors and Goletz, Stefani, Gehrke, Naymick handling mound duties.
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Cedar Rapids Men Named Honorary Members of I Club
Seven new members were added to the University of Iowa alumni I club bringing total to 315. Honorary members due to Hawkeye sports interest include Cedar Rapids alumni W. L. Fahey G. O. Fletcher Dr W J Neuzil and Van Vechten Shaffer Also elected were Dr R. B. Wheeler and Charles M. Nielsen of Tucson Arizona and Thad S. Snell Jr of Ida Grove.
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University of Iowa
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Tucson, Ariz
Thad S. Snell, Jr
Ida Grove
Standings and results across leagues on Thursday and Friday
Major league standings include Evansville leading the standings with 36 wins and 25 losses, followed by Decatur and Springfield. Other teams listed are Clinton, Bloomington, Cedar Rapids, Moline, Waterloo, and Evansville in various matchups. Friday games include Cedar Rapids at Moline and Clinton at Waterloo with rain in Cedar Rapids. The American league table shows New York and Chicago near top, with St Louis and Philadelphia also in contention. Results show Chicago 8 Cincinnati 1 and St Louis 9 Philadelphia 4 among others.
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Shifts Hit Both Leagues Amid July Standings Shuffle
The National and American leagues see standings jostled after July rivalries. Reds beat Cardinals 7-4 as Derringer allowed 14 hits. Pirates topple Dean 7-2 behind French relief. Tigers move to third with 9-5 win over Browns.
Judgment Against Derringer Settled
Warren Giles Reds general manager announced an out of court settlement of an $8,000 judgment won by Robert J. Condon against pitcher Paul Derringer. Settlement details were not disclosed and would permit Derringer to attend the All Star game in New York on July 11. A body judgment had insisted on arrest if he entered New York state after the 1936 hotel party incident.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Waterloo Split Season Proposals Stir Regional Baseball Debate
The column argues against a Three-Eye split season citing harm to Cedar Rapids Clinton and six other towns while praising the league structure. It notes Waterloo residents financed last winter to keep baseball alive and questions Cincinnati’s handling of Red Hawks. The piece also previews boxing talk around Charley Belanger Paychek with ticket moves led by Tama Leonard Cherry and Cedar Rapids attendance at local events.
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Three- Eye
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Iowa
Reds
Cap Crossley
Ed Moore
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Harry Johnson
Red Hawks
Paychek
Belanger
Charley
Leonard Cherry
Tama
Fryrear
Giants
Bert Fackett
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Wilson
Wild game watching during vacation season offers thrills
The article outlines non hunting ways to observe wildlife such as deer, ducks, and other animals during closed seasons. Tips include driving quietly at dawn or dusk, using blinds with wind direction in mind, and choosing lakeside or brushside spots to watch deer and other creatures.
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Cal Johnson
Iowa Notre Dame game sellout warning issued
Iowa fans were told to order tickets quickly for the November 11 Notre Dame game. A notice enclosed with 30,000 distribution packets warns 25,000 tickets are reserved and remaining seats may not last.
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Notre Dame
Iowa City
Evansville and Decatur Tie for Top in Three-I League
Evansville and Decatur remained tied for first after Decatur beat the Bees 5 to 3 to even the series. Judd struck out seven and homered in the fifth as Springfield trimmed Bloomington 16 to 4 and Cedar Rapids moved within 1½ games of first by defeating Moline. Waterloo-Clinton game was rained out.
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Bees
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Springfield
Bloomington
Cronin
Stevens
Browns
Gallo
Connolly
Waterloo
Sumner and Ottumwa Juniors Win District Games
Sumner junior base ballers defeated Hubbard 11 to 5 to capture the sector crown at Marshalltown. Ottumwa, defending state champions, beat Oskaloosa 6 to 3 in a southeastern district game. The district champions advance to sub state meets before the state tournament. Roosevelt Hotel nine won Cedar Rapids district title with a 10 to 3 over Clinton.
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International News Service
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Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Clinton
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Brandon Edges Quasquet 1-0 in Tight Game
Special to The Gazette reports Brandon defeated Quasquet 1-0 in a well played game on Tuesday.
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Major League Box Scores Highlights and Totals
Baseball box scores from St Louis Cincinnati Detroit and Washington with slugging by Mize Lombardi York and Nagel and pitchers Davis Warneke Derringer Giebell Mills and Haynes. Cincinnati tops St Louis 7 4 in a wide scoring game. Detroit beats St Louis 9 5. Washington defeats Philadelphia 3 7. multiple errors and RBIs noted for several players.
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Spor t Jabs by The Associated Press
Fragmented sports item lists various boxers and cities with odd percentages and names, including Toronto Montreal Baltimore New York and Philadelphia figures. The readable phrases describe a series of jabs and punches attributed to multiple boxers with unclear results and locations.
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Roosevelt Hotel Nips Clinton Juniors 10-3
Roosevelt Hotel American Legion Juniors clinched the district title at Hill Park by defeating Clinton 10 to 3 in American Legion action. Cedar Rapids opponent Ottumwa looms in inter-district playoffs due by July 22. Joe Kenney pitched nine innings for Cedar Rapids allowing six hits and striking out 10 as Roosevelt Hotel inched to victory.
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Walford and Newhall Share Iowa Valley Lead
Walford and Newhall are tied for first in the Iowa Valley league with six victories and one defeat. Sunday games feature Van Horne at Keystone, Binkstown at Watkins, Norway at Newhall, and Atkins at Walford.
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Probable Pitchers Across National League Matchups
United Press reports on upcoming MLB games with probable pitchers in the National League. Chicago at Pittsburgh features Lee and Mulcahy while Posedel faces Schumacher in New York at Brooke. Pittsburgh and Boston host early-season conflicts as other NL clubs meet.
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