Punchless As Giebell Wins Twelfth Victory
Raiders fall to Evansville 6 2 as Giebert dominates with a dazzling pitching sequence while Boe leads the league with four hits two of them after two outs in the ninth frame.
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Flava Giebert
Boe
Raiders and Bees Start Play Tonight
Raiders and Bees prepare for a nine o'clock game tipoff as a scheduling notice outlines tonight's matchup amid scattered garbled lines about opponents and local scheduling.
Beese Bees Rally Past Raiders With Eleven-Run Spread
Beers Bees defeat Raiders 11 runs as both sides plate multiple innings. Filbert drives Cedar Rapids with two hits. Woodward starts at first. Hodgin and Rumsey contribute in the Bees offense amid scattered Cedar Rapids scoring.
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Kiioski
Bob Olson
Ine Woodward
Grinnell College
Raiders
Paul Fugit
Ntex
Open League Softball Scores Include Mixed Results
In a scattered Open League page a jumble of names and teams appears in softball results. Players such as Broward Alton Jones and Bud McCwire are listed with varying outcomes against Bara Jewell and Driscoll. The fragmentary text also mentions locations and dates tied to industrial league contexts.
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Tilsen
Armetrenr
G Broward
Alton Jones
Brou- Bara
Jewell Forenbaum
Porks Neon
Bud McCwire
KateCuttre Driscoll
Ano Jenkin
Enn Tratlenat
Lila
Drahet
Oak
Hamon
Lara
Broirawgue Eburan
Gas
Penck
Ford
Delzell
Garoutte
Oyeon
Hous
Runyan, Snead Face Off In PL G A Title Battle
Paul Runyan and Sammy Snead led the 36 hole battle for the PL G A championship in Shawnee on Delaware. Snead surged Friday with a hot hand while Runyan pushed through the middle of the course to stay even as both fought for the title on a sweltering day.
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Auld
Shawnee -On - Delaware
Little Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
Sammy Snead
Shawnef
Delaware
Howver
Paul Runyan
Slambe Sambo
Jimmy Hines
Great
Runyan
Curmey
Runsan
Elenry Picard
Hershes
Snead
Sambu
Hines
Sneads
Jabors
Four Survive For Western Amateur Title
In South Bend at Chain Lake course the Western Amateur championship narrows to four with Maurice McCarthy of Wyoming Country Club Cincinnati leading as he defeats Gus Moreland 4 and 2 and shoots an 83 83 66 through 18 holes. Tom Sheehan Jr Chicago tops John DavidIndy and meets McCarthy next. Larry Moller Quincy faces Robert Rabbish Detroit in the other semi final.
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Maurice McCarthy
Wyoming Country Club
Cincinnati
Chainie Lakes
Ohio State
Georgetown University
C. McCarthy
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Dome
Morekind
McCarthy
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Jed Toup
Moreland
Tom Sheehan
Chicaca
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Larry Moller
Quincy
Notre Dame
June Aercup
Robert Rabbish
University of Detroit
Michigan State
Moller
Edward Flowers
Grant Rapids
Babbish
Bill Holt
Syracuse
N. Y
Siege Pun Lup
Don Hines Enters Hawkeye lettermen IV Club
Iowa City The Gazette notes Cedar Rapids city attorney Donald Hines a former University of Iowa football Board and tackle 1924 26 and long time assistant coach under Bert Ingwersen has joined the Hawkeye lettermen IV club Len Dik Oakland Ia dentist who letters in football basketball and track 1912 14 also joined the club The IV club now lists 135 members across 56 towns with 21 in Des Moines 13 in Cedar Rapids and eight in Davenport Iowa City and Mason City
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Gazette
Iowa City
Donald Hines
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Bert Ingwersen
Hawkeye Lettermen
Len Dik Oakland
T' Club
Des Moines
Davenport
Mason City
Springfield Defeats Owls 6-5 in tense postgame riot
Springfield edged Clinton's Owls 6-5 Friday night as players sparked a near riot after the game. Umpires and fans faced police on guard outside the dressing rooms, while Springfield overcame a 4-1 deficit with five late runs.
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the Gazette
Clinton
Springfield
Owls
Bloomington Beats Plows In 7-3 Victory
Bloomington pitcher Hallett allowed seven hits and held the Plows to one run until the ninth. Blooming ton took a 6-0 lead in the first three innings and went on to win 7-3 over Moline, with Mo[]nton batting and fielding contributions noted among the Bloomington lineup.
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Howard
Enmith Lahman
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Wood
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the Gazette
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Lefty Grouwe Arm Injury Forces Hospital Discharge
Boston report notes Robert Moses Grove of the Red Sox suffered a sudden loss of pulse in his pitching arm during a game with the Detroit Tigers. Doctors said circulation began returning Friday and X rays showed no fractures. Grove, 38, faced removal from St Elizabeths Hospital and optimism grew for his comeback after Thursday’s win and fourteenth victory of the season.
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White Sox
Washington Senators
Crabbe Captures First Flight at Country Club Championship
Tom Crabbe won the first flight championship at the Country Club Self Tournament by defeating E. J. Nelson in the finals Friday, 4 and 2. The match closed the two week event.
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Country Club
E. J Nelson
Quaker Oats Triumphs Over Wilson Club 2 1
Southpaw Reid held Wilson Packers to four hits, earning his third straight M J league win and keeping Quaker Oats within one game of Iowa Light and Power. Harold DeWoody struggled but gave Reid run support as Jim Koch's double and Bruce Thenhaus's triple sparked the offense.
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Wilson
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Ralph Ingels
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Gary Cronkhite
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Earl Frey
Jack Thenhaus
Pinky Fuller
Evansville and Moline Lead Tight Free Eye Standings
Evansville tops Cedar Rapids 63 to 2 as action in the Free Eye League narrows the race. Bloomington, Decatur, Springfield, Clinton, and others trade results with several games slated Saturday including Evansville at Cedar Rapids and Bloomington at Moline.
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Decatur
Springfield
Clinton
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Transville
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Decatie
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Travis Jackson Returns as Giants Coach
Travis Jackson rejoined the New York Giants as a coach for the unexpired 18 month portion of his three year contract. He had been ousted as Jersey City farm club manager and Hank Deberry was named his successor. Tom Clarke moves to a Giants scouting post in the eastern U S.
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Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Jersey City
Giants
Hank Deberry
Jackson
Tom Clarke
Giants Trip Reds Pirates Defeated
The Giants face the Pirates in a four game set beginning today in Pittsburgh as both teams chase a possible World Series push. King Carl Hubbell starts for the Giants against rookie Bob Klinger in a high stakes opener before a Sunday doubleheader and a Monday single clash.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland Indians
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Terriers
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Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
King Carl Hubbell
Old Squarepants
Bob Klinger
King Carl
Indians
Yanks
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Ace Parker
Payor
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Women Set For Qualifying Round At County Club
Local women completed qualifying for the annual County Club women’s golf tournament with match play set to begin Monday. Kathleen Carey led qualifiers with 69, followed by Mrs. A. H. Boileau at 95 and other scores including Mary Frances Lee 93 and Mrs. R. d. Vorkoper 93, Betty Neuzil 100. Par is 82.
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A. H. Boileau
Mary Frances Lee
R. d. Vorkoper
Betty Neuzil
Four Games Sunday In Northeastern League
Northeastern Iowa league schedules four Sunday games with Bellevue at Miles De Witt at Lost Nation Charlotte at Lowden Maquoketa at Oxford Junction. League standings show Lost Nation leading with 6 1 record, Miles second, followed by Charlotte Oxford Junction Bellevue and De Witt.
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Miles
de Witt
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Oxford Junction
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Miles Lowen HS
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Dizzy Dean Faces Key Comeback At Wrigley Field
Chicago sports pages report Dizzy Dean, famed pitcher Jerome Dean, has 48 hours to prove he still belongs in the major leagues. Manager Charlie Grimm puts him in the Sunday twin bill against Boston at Wrigley, hoping the arm will cooperate. If he falters, Dean risks being retired from the Cubs roster for the season as doubts loom over his health and career prospects.
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Iowa City Moose Defeats Riverside Firemen 4 1
Iowa City Moose softball club edged Riverside Firemen 4 to 1 on Thursday at Riverside Field. Shannon pitched for Iowa City while Miller and Lukovsky worked for Riverside.
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Mrs Nelle Staats Opens State Golf Championship Lead
Davenport veteran Mrs Nelle Staats led Ottumwa’s Ruth Smith by one hole after 18 holes in the Iowa women’s golf championship at Mason City. Staats shot 83 with 41 and 42, while Smith had 86 morning and 85 afternoon in the 36 hole duel.
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Davenport
Ruth Smith
Ottumwa
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Amos
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Salem
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Ames
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Fred Glanville
Cedar Rapids
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Kerr Wins Mississippi Valley Tennis Crown at Iowa City
Peggy Kerr of Hollywood Calif defeats Carol Munchenke of Dubuque 6 3 6 2 in women's singles final to take the Mississippi Valley Tennis tournament title at Iowa City. Dick Hainline of Rock Island advances to men s singles final with 6 1 6 2 over Ken Johnson. Forest Hainline joins him after a 6 0 11 1 semifinal win over Bill Friestat, setting up a family final in the men s division.
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Hollywood
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Dubuque
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Louise Kuhl
Miss Munchenke
California
Dick Hainline
Rock Island
Ken Johnson
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Wateryes
Roy Lukenitsch
Cedar Rapids
Boxing Roundup of City Fights Across the Nation
In Long Beach Frankie Wallace from Cleveland stops Maate Fischer in Newark. In San Francisco Johnny Romera knocks out Charles Coates from Akron. Hollywood card features Sols Krlecer of New York defeating Swede Bergland in San Diego per local notes.
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Cleveland
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Jiohnny Romera
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Real Estate Transfers in CR Real Estate records
Multiple transfers listed including Margaret Healey to Clyde Hill and Della FE as joint tenants in Hill house and 30 ft of lot 9 block 42, permitting survivorship. D. W. Bates as receiver to M. Mercer for 82 by 65 ft lot 7 block 4 Well Heights add, price 2700. John W. Miller and wife to Walter Hambright as joint tenants for Eastland Manor add, price 1. Lovell J. Dvorak to state of Iowa for Hurt’s add lots 18 and 16, price 624. Records dated 1933 to 1938.
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C. R. Mill Co
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