Phillies Rally To Beat Cubs 8-5 In Front Of 3000
Merrill May sparked the Philadelphia attack with three RBIs as the Phillies evened the series with an 8-5 win over Chicago before 3,000 fans. Bill Lee took his tenth loss of the year while Arnovich delivered a crucial eighth inning double with two on to power the Philadelphia victory.
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Arnovich
Lee
Cubs
Bill Lee
Charley Root
Merrill May
Phillies
Chicago
Philadelphia
al Hack
Bollinglb
Herman
Martin
Galan
Brack
Gleesonrf
O Millies
Bartells
Root
Johnson
Millies
Russel Bartel
Scharein
Gleeson
Hack
Bartell
Hartnett
Bolling
G. Russell
Reynolds
Higbe
Beck
Wine
Stewart, Moran and Barr
Raiders Win Over Decatur Nine 3 0
The Raiders defeated Decatur Nine by three runs, 3 to 0. Walsh hit a foul line drive in the second, Marquardt doubled twice, and Wolff pitched well for the Raiders. The win keeps Cedar Rapids and Springfield within reach of second place, two games behind Evansville.
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Ochler
Thompson
Wolff
Repass
Talos
Marquardt
Walsh
Murphy
Raiders
Oehler
Marquardt Geis
Parker into finals in Spring Lake tennis tournament
Frankie Parker swept John Hope Doeg 6-0 6-1 6-1 to reach the finals at Spring Lake. He faces Gardnar Mulloy of Miami for the title today.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Frankie Parker
John Hope Doeg
Gardnar ‘Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Quaker Oats top M J League in week ahead
Quaker-Oats rises after two straight wins as they face Mon and Thu tests against Light company and M J Loop leader. Wilson's eyes loom as La Plant-Choate seeks to rebound on Wednesday with Engineers and Friday pits Packers against Universal Crusher.
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Quaker Oats
Light Company
Quakers
la Plant-Choate
Wilson's
Engineers
Packers
Universal Crusher
Oscar Theisen
Harold de- Woody
H Pet
Babbitt
la Plant Sace
Pickart, Crushers
Brown, Light Co
Seeeee
Seabrook, Engineers
Batley, Lent Co
Theisen, Light Co
DeWoody, la Plant
Klinger, Light Co
Benedict, Light Co
Moore, Quakers
Forest Field and Forest Field and Stream Adage
A proverbic saying asserts that Allah does not deduct from a man’s allotted time those hours spent fishing. The quotation reflects a rural leisure ethic connected to nature and traditional outdoor pursuits.
Wisconsin anglers miss muskies as dam floods lakes
R J K von Lackum and son fished Teal lake near Hayward for muskies but found none. They did land a 34 inch tiger muskie while crappie fishing. The Des Moines bureau moved quickly after a dam breach at Troy Mills freeing 30 000 bass and crappies to higher water. The light company will raise water levels by 4 1 2 feet. bayous and duck habitat extend across nearly 300 acres. Howard Helscher reports three 16 inch bass and a large Volga River catch, as the Farm Editor notes a trout haul in a farmer's field after high water.
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R. J. K. von Lackum and Son
Teal Lake
Hayward
Troy Mills
The
Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Fred Swode
Light Company
State golf meet draws 130 women entries across Iowa
Des Moines reports 130 women entered the state meet with players listed from Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Waterloo Ottumwa and other towns. Names include Barbara Davidson Elayne Heaney Phillis Otto Edith Estabrooks Kathleen Carey and Mary Hoagland among many others with numerous Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids C C., Kenmore and Des Moines connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bettendorf
Davenport
Lee Hillbruner
Kenmore
Mary Cordingly
Waekends
Des Moines
Barbara Bloomhall
Cedar Rapids
C.C
Phillis Otto
Atlantic
Harry Herman
Hyperion
Lois Penn
Wakonda
Edith Estabrooks
Bunker Hill
Dubuque
Eleanor Stevens
Salem
Mia
Given Chase
Kathleen_ Carey
Cedar Rapids Co
Orville Tousey
Harold Reid
Cedar Rapids C.c
J. C. Heins
Be. J. Carey
Hazel Brown
J. B._McPherson
Naty. Tatkersteen
Fan Wolfe
A. C. Hoblitzell
Wallace Lyon
Haverford Jones
James Bell
Marjorie Deacon
Tom Crabbe
Henry Bollen
Burch
Otto Kohl
Cedar Range
KR. C. Jones
Laura Harper
R. ¢. Hughes
Ottumwa
Glenn Fletcher
Mary Brummer
Storm Lake
Gertrude Myers
Ethel
Ethel Ristedts Cedar Rapids C.C
David Lent
Paul Huston
Cedar
Anne Miller
Cedar Rapids C._C
Jack Durin
A. W. Dovbrasky
J. L. Miller
James Blake
WV. V. Shaffer
Max Widmer
G. H. Cornwell
J. B. Carr
Hruska
Martha Beardsley
Milo Chehak
Wallace Darling
Sutherland Dows
Ilurold Graves
R. S. Horton
George Josselyn
Clare Marshall
H. L. Morehead
Noon
Grerey Newton
J. W. Neuzil
F. Winslow
Mae Wolfe
Edwin Wadsworth
R. H. Pickford
Park naturalists guide city nature trips and wildlife tales
A Sunday park excursion drew a 50 person party led by naturalist A. T. Cross, one of nine state park naturalists funded by state and WPA. The piece notes local fishing and hunting anecdotes, box elder shade debates, letters about trees, and prize bass caught by Lee Krouth in Lake Mary Minnesota.
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A. T. Cross
State Conservation Commission
Recreation Department
Works Progress Administration
Cross
Pal
Coe College
People’s Forum
Paul T. Gilbert
Lee Krouth
Avenue NE
Lake Mary
Minn
Marcell
Shake Hands With Ollie Marquardt A Fan Favorite Manager
Ollie Marquardt Raider manager and former Scott high school star in Toledo led a colorful baseball life. He played in multiple leagues as an infielder, hit .321 with Nashville in 1930 and .300 with Kansas City in 1931, and led the Southern league with 23 stolen bases in 1936. He recalls playoff squeezes and rain delays, notes the futility of foreseeing every play, and enjoys fishing golf and rifle target shooting while living at 1322 First Avenue East.
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Ollie Marquardt
Raider
Scott High School
Toledo
Washington High
Scott
Washington
Elmer Marek
Ollie
Toledo University
Nashville
Marquardt
Kansas City
Red Sox
Syracuse
Memphis
Williamsport
Clinton
Binghamton
Pll
Cedar Rapids Boys
Hitler
First Avenue E
Picard Beats Nelson To Claim PGA Crown In Open Duel
Picard nips Nelson to win the PGA Championship after a tense playoff at the Open, where a packed crowd roared as both golfers matched par on the thirty seventh tee. Picard sealed the title with a clutch 10-foot putt, then joked with the crowd before missing his final roll.
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Nelson
Picard
Gene Sarazen
Jacobs
Vavra
Varra
Carmel
Vara
Atrom
Vavrra
Jacobse
Vayra
Varee
Bobby Jones
Johnny Jacobs
Johnny
Sergio Fontanini
Des Moines
Billy Hall
Sid Richardson
Creston
Iowa
Hall
Richardson
Links
Finals Of Mississippi Valley Tennis Tourney Postponed
Weather forced postponement of the ninth annual Mississippi Valley tennis tournament finals from Friday and Saturday to Monday at 1 30 pm. The reserve library courts were deemed unplayable and the asphalt courts south of the fieldhouse were ruled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Cards Sign Pitcher For Decatur Club
The St. Louis Cardinals signed eight pitchers at week end tryout camp including Roman Carl Roh an Omaha sandlot ace and former Creighton basketball star. Roh will report to Decatur of the Three Eye league Tuesday after an offer from the New York Yankees earlier this year.
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OMAHA
St. Louis Cardinals
Roman Carl Roh
Creighton University
Roh
Decatur
New York Yankees
Race Fatal to Pair in Omaha Car Crash
Henry A. Miller and his brother Gilbert Miller of Gothenburg Nebraska died Saturday after a race with another car to a railroad crossing in Omaha. The collision occurred as both vehicles attempted to beat the other to the crossing.
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Omaha
INS
Henry A. Miller
Gilbert
Gothenburg
Neb
Jacobs Vavra golf title match ends in dramatic near miss
The final round chronicles a tense 39-hole duel between Jacobs and Vavra. Vavra leads briefly, Jacobs rallies with precise approach shots and clutch putts, but a late stumble leaves the match undecided until Vavra concedes after a 39th hole.
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Jacobs-Vavra
Jacobs Wins State Crown From Vavra
Johnny Jacobs defeated Vavra in a lengthy playoff to claim the state golf championship. The match featured dramatic drives and precise putting with Jacobs finally securing victory after extra holes and Vavra conceding on the final putt.
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Jacobs
VAVRA
Eastern Iowa Racing club meet to kick off at West Liberty
After a week off the trotters and pacers return to eastern Iowa tracks for the Eastern Iowa Racing club meet at West Liberty. The program includes 2:14 trot and pace and a 2:24 pace with several top horses like Greystone Alfred and Bobby Potemkin challenging for fast times. Patsy Binville is out with a limp and Jimmie Mokin is favored in the 2:12 pace against a field including Lee Mokin in Milwaukee awaiting next decisions on a Mt. Pleasant meeting.
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Iowa
Eastern Iowa Racing Club
West Liberty
Wisconsin
Fair Association
Mt. Pleasant
Patsy Binville
Waverly
Joe Codner
Eldora
Greystone
Alfred
Red Bird
Katherine Lincoln
Scott
Bobby Potemkin
Little Trotter
Des Moines
Jimmie
Captain
Charley Mokin
Sir Aegan
Sir Yulock
Dr. G
Lu McKinney
Jimmie Mokin
Lee Mokin
Milwaukee
Captain Mokin
Brooklyn Rallies To Clip Pirates 6 To 2
Brooklyn defeats the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2 as Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons drives a decisive win. Vaughan belts a homer and scores twice, Klein drives in two, and Phelps adds RBIs as Brooklyn breaks the game open in the eighth with six singles.
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Brooklyn
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Lyn Dodgers
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fitzsimmons
Buccaneers
Dodgers
Babe Phelps
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Chuck Klein
Pre Beers
the Brook
Pittshurah Brooklyn
Waner
Ostalnback
Vaurnh'nss
IjLav'getto
Bell
OjPorks
Okleinwss
Okoy
Moore
Berres
OlCosc'art
Swift
Pittsburgh
Phelps
Klein
Durochers
Stainback
Handley
Brubaker
Fletcher
Tobin
Bowman
Pinelli, Reardon
Dunn
West Liberty Pace Field Eyes Quick Starts and Surprises
The crowd watches Charley Makin and Dr. G. as potential standouts while Sir Aegon and Sir Yulock seek form. Hank Makin leads a large field including Mona Grattan and Nellie W with Dwight Mateer starting at West Liberty amid driver nerves and public interest in smoother starts.
Bees Beat Cardinals 7 to 3 In Boston Victory
Boston Bees rally to defeat St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 3 at home. Milt Shoffner held the Cards hitless through five innings while Boston sparked a big early outburst. Jim Bowman left the mound with a knee issue and was charged with the loss as Shoffner and Sunkel held St Louis to limited scoring.
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Boston
Boston Bees
St. Louis Cardinals
Bees
St. Louis
Milt Shoffner
Jim Bowman
Cards
Henry Majeski
Bill McGee
Tom Sunkel
St. Louie
Botten
Garmarf
Brown
S/Cooney
J.martin
Ol Hassett Db
Mize
Majeski
Waratler
Myers
Miller
Bowman
O/Lopez
McGeep
Sunkel
Moore
Deane
tDavis
Toten
Dean
Bt. Louis
J. Martin
Hassett
Runa
Medwick
Slaughter
Shortner
Garms
Simmons
Lopez
Martin
Davis
Gacrifice
Majesk
Owen
Gutteridge
Cucernello
Louis
Balle
Australia into finals in Davis Cup playoff
Australia moved into the final round of the American zone Davis Cup playoffs by winning the doubles match in straight sets, completing a 3 0 victory over the Philippine island team.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ins
Australia
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Morris Arnovich
Double
Parker
Thorpes
Quaker-Light Company
Volga
Howard Helscher
Howard
Maquoketa River
Palisades State Park
A. H. Bolleau
Barbara Davidson
Burling
Vick Hasek
Canada
Vic
Haseks
Dueser
P. G. A. Crown
Sippi
No. 9
Fairway
Lins
Merle Stimson
Waterloo
Walt Hodge
Stimson
Ed Updegraft
Boone
John Varra
Art Parks
Fred Fitzsimmons
Sir Aegon
Patsy Brewer
Hank Makin
Guy House
Joyce
Mona
Joan Grattan
Bing Dillon
Myrtle L
Lee Grattan
Nellie W
Rags Makin
Trixie Mann
Neva J
Dwight Mateer
Bill Barski
Independence
Barski
Miss Terre Haute
Cardinals
Chevrolet Co
Firet Ave. E. Dial
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