Raiders Top Moline to take 11 4 win in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Raiders beat Moline Plowboys 11 4 as Walter Ripley earned the decision on a 13 hit attack. Moline led early but Cedar Rapids scored seven in the fourth to take control and added unearned runs later. Ripley worked 3 innings plus appearances, with a Ram solid offensive effort led by Frierson Hershey and Marquardt.
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Moline, Ill
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Walter Ripley
Moline
Clinton
Giants
Montgomery
Hargrave
Fiore
Hoffman
Frierson
Raiders
Ripley
Hershey
Jones
Mallory
Wessels
Marquardt
Wyse
Mekell
Semerak
Stasey
Workman
Kosky
Semezak
Levan
Cedar Rapins
As. A. Workman
Ff&f
Mallary
Staser
Vavrek
Cedar Rapids
Mekett
Moashy
Wildnitch
Rin Jey
OM Meketi
Meketi
Douglas and
Williams
Standings and results from three leagues and divisions
Standings show Cedar Rapids leading the Three Eye League with 45 wins and 25 losses, followed by Clinton 40-28, Springfield 38-27, and Waterloo 18-40. Saturday results include Cedar Rapids 11 Moline 4 and Madison 5 Decatur 8. Games Sunday feature Cedar Rapids at Moline and Clinton at Evansville. Additional standings include Brooklyn and Philadelphia in the National League section and Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, and Cleveland in the American area with weekend results listed.
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Rapids
AIA
Decatur
Clinton
Madison
Springfield
Moline
Evansville
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Rooklyn
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York
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
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Washington
Phidelphia
Phildelphiae
Knott Shuts Out Red Sox in Double Header Sweep
Chicago White Sox blanked Boston in both ends of a twin bill. Jack Knott pitched two-hitter in the first game and Mike Tresh led a 10-hit attack. Ted Lyons notched his sixth win. In the nightcap the Chisox added a 7-0 victory with 15 hits as Bob Kennedy and Taft Wright contributed to the sweep.
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Boston
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Big Jack Knott
Luke Appling
Mike Tresh
Chisox
Ted Lyons
Crimson Hose
Little "Skeeter” Webb
Taft Wright
Bob Kennedy
Jack Wilson
Fritz Ostermueller
Charlie Wagner
Chicago
Webb
Sidim'sior
Kreevich
O'Cramer
Kuhel
Ipoxx
Solters
OlWilliams
Wright
Doerr
Applins
Tabor
Tresh
O'Carey
Kenneds
Peacocke
Knott
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Os'mueller
Wasnerp
Appling Tresh
Kennedy
Williams
Ostermueller
Wagner
Wilson
Rue
Geisel
Basil Time
Zone Shoot At Cedar Falls Next Sunday
Cedar Falls hosts the Northeast Town zone trap shoot on Sunday July 21 at 10 30 a m with 275 in cash and trophies 100 of it in consolation purses. Defending champion is Charles Heaton of Fairfax. Northeast district includes Worth Mitchell Howard Winneshiek Allamakee Clayton Fayette Chickasaw Floyd Cerro Gordo Butler Franklin Bremer Hardin Grundy Black Hawk Buchanan Delaware Dubuque Jackson Jones Linn Benton Tama and Marshall.
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Cedar Falls
Charles Heaton
Fairfax
Worth
Mitchell
Howard
Winneshiek
Allamakee
Clayton
Fayette
Chickasaw
Floyd
Cerro Gordo
Butler
Franklin
Bremer
Hardin
Grundy
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Jacobs repeats Iowa amateur golf title at Cedar Rapids course
Johnny Jacobs defends and repeats as Iowa amateur golf champion at Cedar Rapids. He battles Cordingley over 38 holes, overcoming a final-day surge to win, with Bartlett Knepper and past champions noted. Spectators pack Cedar Rapids as local fans praise the town's golf scene.
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Jacobs
Bartlett
Rudy Knepper
Bob McKee
Iowa
Towa
Dimag On Warpath As Yanks Win Pair
Joe DiMaggio stars with three homers and nine RBIs as the Yankees sweep a doubleheader from St Louis 10–4 and 12–6. He drives in seven in the opener, while Keller belts a grand slam in the nightcap. Chandler and Hadley log the wins for New York.
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Dimag
NEW York
INS
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
St Louis
DiMaggio
Spurgeon Chandler
Brown
DiMagigio
Charley Keller
St. Louis
Heflner
Gordon
Susce
Dahleren
Coffman
Cox
Crosetti
Keller
DiMaglio
Heffner Susce
Selkirk
Stranse
Berardino
Dickey
Helter
Judnich
DiMaglia
Mills
Heffner
McQuinn Rolfe
Dahteren
H Mills
Cofman
Chandler
Nisceline
H. Mills
Cotman
Br Niseeline
Nisecline
Tecowane Piperas
Ormsbs
Blue Delight Triumphs in Lassie Stakes at Arlington Park
Mrs. John Marsh's Blue Delight led from start to finish to win the $10,000 Added Lassie stakes at Arlington Park, defeating odds-on favorite Widener's Misty Isle in the Sin pee Saturday feature.
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Chicago
INS
John Marsh
Widener
Arlington Park Race Track
Salvo Fires Second Straight Shutout as Bees Defeat Cubs
Manuel Salvo pitched six hitless innings in a 5 0 Boston Bees win over the Chicago Cubs. The lanky right hander, acquired from the New York Giants, allowed only one walk and two hits through six, while Max West and Jake Moory sparked the scoring with run production amid Cubs errors. The Bees capitalized on defensive miscues by Chicago to seal the shutout.
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Manuel Salvo
Boston
New York Giants
Bees
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Salvo
Max West
Jake Moory
Sistah
Hack
Cooney
Oherman
Moore
Gleeson
Ross
Ontchalson
Rf West
Galant Hasse
Caverta
Rowell
Wintel
Mathick
Aller
Mante
Berres
Pace
Dallesndro
Meeette Ose
Rita
Sistl Rowell
Miller Hack
Cavarretta
Matick
West
Moe. Ross
Cooney Icore
Bass
Coonery
Herman
Mattick
Cavarroetta
Chicara
Country Club Ace Defeats Des Moines Rival One Up
Johnny Jacobs edged Bill Cordingley in a dramatic thirty six hole final at Cedar Rapids Country Club to retain the Iowa amateur golf championship by one hole. The match tested nerves and endurance as both players fought through fatigue and errors, with Jacobs ultimately on the throne for another year.
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Ompson
Johnny Jacobs
Bill Cordingley
Des Moines
Jacobs
Mason City
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Hyperion
Cedar Rapids
Bobby Jones
Art Steingraber
Bob McCrary
State Association
Country Club
Cordingley
Reds Beat Dodgers 7-6 Then Lose 3-1 in Doubleheader
Brooklyn rallies for four in the ninth to win the opener 7 to 6 as Paul Derringer notches his 11th victory and Cincinnati’s seven game win streak continues. In the nightcap, Cincinnati wins 3 to 1 with key hits from Chuck Gilher Jimmy Wasdell and Babe Phelps contributing to the late rally.
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Cincinnati
INS
Brooklyn
Paul Derringer
Reds
Dodgers
Oauto
Chuck Gilher
Jimmy Wasdell
Nuto Bunt
Joe Medwick
Babe Phelps
Curt Davis
Gene Thompson
Giants Conduct School at Polo Grounds
The Giants hold a tryout school for young players at the Polo Grounds with Scout Eddie Ainsmith in charge. The course ends July 20.
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Giants Conduct School
New York
NEA
Giants
Polo Grounds
Eddie Ainsmith
Three-Eye All-Star Game Set In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts the Three-Eye league All-Star game at Hill Park with Arntzen Gehrke and Poat the likely pitchers for the Raiders against top hitters from seven clubs. Enich may start, with Snider catching, and a near capacity crowd expected at 4000. Other dates feature Raiders at home after the game and a football angle links Hawkeye notables to the event.
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Ray Poat
Orie Arntzen
Stan Gehrke
Raiders
Hill Park
Cedar Rapids
Iowna
Hawkeye Iron Men
Chicago
Evansville
WMT
Moline
West Side Park
Waterloo
White Hawks
Clinton
Mike Gazella
Sports Writers
Ollie Marquardt
Bob Hershey
Himself
Henry Semezak
Carl Fiore
Buck Frierson
de Jones
Charley Workman
Mike Blazo
Springfield Wins In Three-Eye Loop To Gain On Giants
Springfield beat Madison 6 to 5 in the Three-Eye league Saturday night. Moose Stroble homered with no one aboard in the third as Springfield trimed the Browns within a game and a half of Clinton. Jess Dobernic pitched for the White Hawks in a tight hitting contest between league contenders.
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Springfield
Giants
Madison
Watersow
Decatur
Browns
Clinton
Moose Stroble
Blues
Waterloo
Jess Dobernic
White Hawks
Hendrix and
Tighe
Calder
Kineupper
Keller
Hornsby
Dobernic
Weeks
Hust
Niedson
Smith Mayo Beat Jones And Partner In Red Cross Match
Horton Smith the Massachusetts open champion shot 66 on the Lido course to set a course record and teamed with Charlie Mayo to a best ball 64 eight under par. They defeated Jimmy Thomson and Bobby Jones 4 and 3 in an exhibition for the Red Cross at Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Horton Smith
Charlie Mayo
Jimmy Thomson
Bobby Jones
Red Cross
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Derringer
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Durocher
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Kimball Carleton
Ringer
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Poat
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