3600 Watch Howard Enact Hero's Role
Earl Coughlin reports Cedar Rapids Raiders beat Decatur 3 to 2 in ten innings before 3600 fans. Frankie Howard earned MVP honors despite a first inning error. Roge Wolff hurled strong relief and drove in a run. key defensive plays by Alex Filbert and Jinks Keeney kept the Commis at bay.
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Frankie Howard
Roge Wolff
Howey Berg
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Howard
Cedar Rapids
Unser
Commie
Bocek
Goldie
Lake
Wood
Keeney
Humber
Alex Filbert
Jinks Keeney
Filbert
Howard Delivers as Huskers Rally in Extra Innings
In a tense contest, Rumsey and Keeney struck out to end a threat in the eighth. Howard hit a game tying double and Goldie scored on Lahman’s single to force extras. Rumsey drew a walk to start the tenth, Keeney sacrificed him, then Howard’s single scored the winning run as the Rabbit slid home on Oehler’s throw.
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Rumsey
Keeney
Lahman
Goldie
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Bocek
Thompson
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Axson
Nitcher
Grieve
Moriarty
Women Free Tonight as Raiders Meet League Leaders
The Raiders host the league leading Evansville Bees at Hill Park tonight, with a large crowd expected. Bob Coleman's Pacemakers face Al Krupski in line for the mound as the Bees have been in first place since opening. The Saturday game starts at 9 o'clock to accommodate workers, while Sunday returns to the 8 15 start time.
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Hill Park
Raiders
Bob Coleman
al Krupski
Sis
Harry Johnson
Evansville
Odd Baseball Standoff Features Narrow Hit Totals
Wolff allowed twelve hits but all were singles as Decatur rode a tight pitching duel through eight innings. Key plays included double plays in early frames and a seventh inning rundown that cut short a Raiders surge, with Lake and Keeney making pivotal defensive stops for the Commies.
Sixteen Left In Field For West Amateur
Chick Harbert of Battle Creek Michigan leads a crowded field as the West Amateur Championship enters the third round with Harbert and Wilford Wehrle of Racine among top contenders. Results from earlier rounds include defeats of Holmstrom and Todd, while Wehrle advances over Billy Sixty and other matches feature Jones, Reed, and Sheehan progressing toward the final.
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Edward Flowers
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el Holt
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Waterloo Hawks rally past Bees 7 6 in ninth inning
Waterloo wins 7 to 6 over Evansville Bees after tying in the eighth and scoring a final run in the ninth. Evansville led 5-1 early, but Waterloo answered with four in the sixth to even the score and sealed the comeback at home.
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BEES
the Gazette
Waterloo Hawks
Evansville Bees
Evansville
Hawks
Box Scores for Philadelphia and Chicago Baseball Doubleheader
Philadelphia and Chicago split a doubleheader with Chicago taking the first game 3 to 0 and Philadelphia winning the second 1 to 0. Key players include Jurges Herman Hartnett Galan Reynolds Collins Cavarretta and pitchers Passeau Mulcahy Atwood Bryant. Stolen bases by Hack and Lee, and late scoring details noted. The box shows errors, RBIs, and base on balls across both games.
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Jordan
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Klein
Arn'vich
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Atwood
Jurees
Herman
Hack
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Bryant
Passeay
Reardon
Pinelli
Goetz
Enliacelpniy
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Lee
Hartnett
Marty
Standings and Results in Three Eye League Athletics
Standings show WoT Evansville and Springfield near middle of table with Decatur Bloomington Moline and Clinton, Cedar Rapides and Evansville schedule results. Thursday games include Decatur at Waterloo and Evansville at Cedar Rapids, with Friday matches across multiple teams. overall league scoring leaders include New York Boston St. Louis and Pittsburgh.
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Chicaco
Valley Tennis Meet Advances to Semi finals in Iowa City
In Iowa City the Mississippi Valley tournament sees top seeds Hainline and Hailine reach the men’s semi finals in singles and Firestat, Johnson and others in doubles. Women’s singles feature Kuhl, Swain, Stacy, Senska, Mundhenke advancing, with multiple close set results.
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Dick Hainline
Des Moines
Roy Lukanitsch
Cedar Rapids
Forest
Sterling Lord, Jr
Burlington
Ken Johnson
Moline
Bill Sears
Oskaloosa
Sears
Bill Firestat
Rock Island
Larry Dennis
Lorraine Stacy
Morenret Woods
Batty Braverman
Doris Rettig
Chanute
Kaw
Frances Senska
Pelagic Greene
St. Louis
Carol Mundhenke
Dubuque
Helen Poindexter
Charleston
W. Vagel
Virginia Swain
Pesey Kerr
Hollywood
Betty Braverman
Jowas City
Louise Kuhl
Beatrice
Neb
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Forest Hailine
Bill Senes
J. Paulus
al Bothel
Don Hersch
Peter Dows
Bob Douglans
Dick Kadesh
Cedar Falls
Bob Hoffman
Don Jensen
Lloyd Mann
Don Klotz
Carl Kerwin
Sumner Foster
Dole Hatch
John Bertelee
Virden
Grimm's Number 15 Believed On Hook In Cubs Crisis
Chicago Cubs face a front office crisis as manager Charley Grimm, coaches, and Tony Lazzeri amid speculation Grimm will be replaced. Owner Phil Wrigley signaled patience while Grimm vows to fight, despite the club’s disappointing seasons and rumors of multiple leadership voices.
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Ruth Smith And Mrs Staats In Finals
Davenport veteran Mrs Nelle Staats upset Mason City champion Ann Casey 2 to 1 in the Iowa women's golf tournament semifinals to face Ruth Smith from Ottumwa who beat Mrs Joe Furnas of Des Moines 5 and 4. In the second flight third round Mrs Fred Glanville of Cedar Rapids defeated Yvonne McGrane of Mason City 1 up.
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Nelle. Staats
Davenport
Ann Casey
Ruth Smith
Ottumwa Southpaw
Joe Furnas
Des Moines
Fred Glanville
Cedar Rapids
Yvonne McGrane
Lefty Grove Arm Shows Signs of Recovery
Lefty Grove’s reported dead arm is improving after Thursday’s incident. At St. Elizabeth’s hospital Dr. Edward J. O’Brien Jr. said the arm is much better with deadness fading. X rays will confirm no serious injury as Grove remains under observation and hopes to return to the Red Sox soon.
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Rae
Rob
Sox
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Lefty
Sarazen Eliminated as Four Reach PGA Championship Semis
Gene Sarazen ousted by Henry Picard in the 36 hole quarter finals. Picard and Runyan lead the remaining semifinalists along with Hines and Snead who will duel for a 36 hole final for a $15 000 purse.
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Brookfield Center
Conn
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Hershey
Paul Runyan
White Plains
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Great Neck
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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Boston
Sarazen
Picard
Jones
Hagen
Runyan
Horton Smith
Chicago
Hines
Byron Nelson
Reading
Snead
Jim Foulis
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