Raiders Top Evansville 2 1 in Twilight Game
Earl Cougallin reports Raiders split twin bill with Evansville. Lou Hanning pitched a gem for a 2 1 victory in seven innings, while Evansville roped a 3 2 win later as Crossley’s bats mustered eight hits across the two games. Wayne Rossbach and Hale Swanson split the second game mound duties.
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Hanning
Bees
Wayne Rossbach
Hale Swanson
Rossbach
University of Illinois
Raiders Host Moline Plows In Home Stand Opener
The Raiders play Moline tonight in the first of three home games. Rove Wolff vs the Plowboys. Bees benefit from Raiders errors as Cal Cheney allows several hits and Zontini homers. Evansville and Cedar Rapids tally runs with late mistakes.
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Raiders
Moline
Rove Wolff
Decatur
Plowboys
Wood
Rossbach
Mahler
Rumsey
Keeney
Mohler
Schappmeyer
Howard
House
Wietelman
Lahman
Manders
Rosshach
Zontini
Waat
Huber
Hodgin
Rumeey
Cedar Rapids
Filbert
Fugit
Krole
Borowski
Bees
Schoppmeyer
Schop
Hills Triumph Over Riverside in Floodlit Softball
The Hills softball club defeated the Riverside firemen 9 to 0 under floodlights Friday evening. Tuesday night the Iowa City Independents visit Riverside firemen for another floodlit match.
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Riverside
the Hills
Iowa City Independents
Riverside Firemen
Babbish Triumphs In Western Amateur Final
In South Bend Indiana Robert Babbish a 28 year old Detroit University student won the Western amateur golf championship by defeating Mathries McCarthy of Cincinnati 1 up in a 36 hole final. McCarthy a former Walker Cup star predicted great things for Babbish noting his rare talent and temperament. The Detroit youth endured almost six hours of play to seal the title despite pressure.
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Ind
Robert Babbish
Detroit University
Mathries
McCarthy
Cincinnati
Babbish
Detroit
Rock Island Nets Edge Cedar Rapids 12 6 In City Tennis Meet
Rock Island beats Cedar Rapids 12 to 6 in intercity play at Rock Island Country Club and Kenmore courts. Key wins by Knapp Hogan and Carruthers for CRY. Esther Yothers tops Cedar Rapids in women's singles. upcoming match with Dubuque next Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids
Country Club
Kenmore
Dick Hainline
Forrest
Iowa City
Russell Knapp
George Hogan
Ira Carruthers
Knapp
Roy Gukanitsch
Hogan
John Palmer
Carl Hirewin
Cry
Jacab Sen
Ged
George Horan
Mare Sire Gurruhere
John Malmer
Hensley
Duby
Denenis
Cerrithers
Jean ‘Totten
Margaret Biederman
C. R
Esther Yothers
Mary DeSchinkle
Chase Fires 71 to Lead Iowa Amateur Qualifying
Des Moines 1933 champ Hal Chase posted a 71 in the Iowa amateur golf meet qualifying at the Country Club. Johnny Kraft of Oelwein and Glenn Darrow of Cedar Rapids trailed by about a stroke. many players were listed midfield as others battled for medalist honors.
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Ctdar Rapids
Rumery
Howard
Salman
Witherd
Adedar
Zautinl
Rane
S'ilbert
Tindgin
Chenes
Houble
Wirtelman
Userts
Stewart
Cedar Rains
Filbert
Waradt
Hossbach
Swansea
Tvanssvilim
Fontini
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Manders
Cetter
Huy
Tinber
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Pugit Haars
Hallye
Rossbach
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Strughaut
Rowbach
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Manderai
Dowde Plas
Wietelman
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Mohter
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Maher
Horoski
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Mohler
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Troxsbueh
Wirher
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Macris
Des Moines
Hal Chase
Iowa
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Johnny Kraft
Oelwein
Glenn Darrow
Cedar Rapids
Dick Viergiever
Ames
Willy Hall
Boone
Leonard Kolar
Heinie Jensen
Herman Smith
Harold Martin
Charlie Burkart
John Jacobs
Delbert Stieger
Tye
Marshalltown
Dive Foerster
Campbell
Bernford
Warold
Newton Peer
Ward Newton
Bob Ros Hampton
Ben Bowne
Jarvie
Oskalousa
G. W. Deny
Stany City
Howard Lake
Bedford
Harlan
Harry Stahh
Harlon
Cy Hutsebus
Hiri
Fred Colvin
Sioux City
Bud Sadh
Siow City
Rob Kinnan
Musentine
J. OR. Dark
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Tinvald Flag
Muscat
Charles Muordisk
Muscatine
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Tadwith
Frank Chander
Larry Courton
Marshalstow
Ay Clem ‘Tropkus
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Claude Bley
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Fort Madison
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Chaton
Jick Donohue
Ciena Darrow
Cedar
Merle Stinson
Waterloo
Chick Adams
Slows City
Lipid Nordstrom
Davenport
Phil Donahue
Hero
Vier
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Pirates and Giants duel for NL lead as Cubs rebound
Dizzy Dean returns with a four hitter to beat the Boston Bees 3 1 as the Cubs, behind Bill Lee’s five hitter, win 4 0 and move into third place. The Pirates and Giants trade wins and hold a close NL race while the Yankees power past Detroit 16 3 and Cleveland edges Philadelphia 7 6.
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Associated Press
Pitsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
New York Yankees
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Indians
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Boston Bees
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Boston
Jim Turner
Cubs
Bill Lee
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Danny MacFayden
Cincinnati
Reds
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Chicago
Raiders Hit Road Swing Hard Then Slump at Home
After a 13 game road trip the Raiders edged a .301 team batting average, posting seven wins and six losses. Back home in six games they slumped to .171 with 11 runs and 31 hits, averaging under five hits and about two runs per game. The dip mirrors past outfield slumps as Hal Trosky and the Indians prepared to face the Yankees.
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Decatur
Evansville
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John Dickshot
Milt Bocek
New York
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Yankees Want Retort Over Trosky Remark About Gehrig
The Cleveland club reports Yankee pitchers Ruffing and Gomez plan to target Hal Trosky after his post all star remarks drew ire. The piece notes Gehrig, age 35, has not missed a game since 1925 and remains highly respected, potentially prompting a stern response from New York.
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Cleveland
Ruffing
Gomez
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Trosky
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Yankees
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Gehrig
Sioe
Hal
Humphries Delivers Relief In Tribe Win After Messy First Inning
In his first start since June 27, the pitcher exited after two innings while John ny Humphries pitched the last two. The Tribe showcased sharp defense to preserve a victory.
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Tribe
Chicarn
Washington
Berger
Steiner
Lewiss
Crrert
Kreeviche
Wester Radelerlf
Apalinass
Myer
Owen
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Wright
Mixed Foursome Tournament At Country Club Yields Ties
Forty six golfers competed Sunday in the mixed foursome blind bogey event. Mr and Mrs B J Meltzer Mrs R J Vorkoper and A H Boileau along with Mr and Mrs Clare Marshall tied for first. A three way tie for second followed with winners Mr and Mrs Harold Graves Mr and Mrs Fred Glanville and Mrs T J Whilock and H L Morehead.
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R. J. Vorkoper
A. H. Boileau
Clare Marshall
Harold Graves
Fred Glanville
T. J. Whilock
H. L. Morehead
Witwer's First In Softball Tournament
MONTICELLO The Witwer Grocer team of Cedar Rapids Sunday won the softball tournament by defeating Stahler's of Monticello in the final game 13-8. In semifinals Witwer's beat DeMolays of Monticello 54 and Stubler's won from Dubuque 13-3.
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Monticello
Witwer Grocer
Cedar Rapids
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Nites
Helsingfors could host 1940 Olympic Games says Finnish official
Finnish Consul J Brusin in Paris told the Marquis de Polignac Helsingfors can stage the 1940 Olympics despite a need to enlarge the main stadium and build a swimming venue and an Olympic village. If Japan declines Finland would be offered the honor with an emergency meeting to decide the site. England and the United States also have bids for 1940.
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Marquis de Polignac
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Marquis
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Cairo
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England
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Bailet-Latour
Executive Committee
Greece
Poland
Grinnell alum Joe Woodward released by Raiders
Former Grinnell College athlete Joe Woodward was released by the Raiders on Sunday night. Manager Cap Crossley cited Woodward's lack of experience at first base as the reason for the cut despite being impressed by his size and actions.
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Grinnell College
Raiders
Cap Crossley
Country Club Women Open Golf Tournament Schedule
The annual Country Club women's golf tournament begins with matches on Monday. The event features an 18 hole division and a 9 hole division with twenty three golfers entered.
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Country Club
Sumner Girls Defeat Maynard In Local Kittenball Game
Sumner boys beat Maynard 5 to 3 on Friday night at the local diamond in a tight kittenball contest. Maynard struggled to answer Sumner's early offense as pitching held firm late.
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Maynard
Sumner Boys
Waterloo Wins Tilt From Commies 6-3
The Waterloo Red Hawks defeated Decatur 6 3 to clinch the final game of the series. Waterloo fell behind with two runs in the first, then surged ahead with three in the second and added two in the seventh to seal the victory. Dickson of Decatur and Ludsick of Waterloo each held the opposing offense to six hits.
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Pirates
Bucs
Peetania
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Gus Mancuso
Carl Hubbell
Jim Tobin
Slick Castleman
Mel Ott
Hank Leiber
Giants
AL Todd
Bill Brubaker
Gus Suhr
the Gazette
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Waterloo Red Hawks
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Manchester Tenis Team Beats Vinton in Cedar Valley duel
The Manchester team defeated Vinton Country Club 7 to 2 on the Vinton courts. Matches featured Neil Johnson and Jeds Uncke Sievel winning singles for Manchester, with several tight results including Smith, Urice, and Kimman performances. Doubles saw Manchester pair Kramer and Simpson, and Johnson with Leighton prevail in straight sets.
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Manchester
Vinton Country Club
Cedar Valley Tennis Association
Neil Johnson
Mick Woods
Jeds Uncke Sievel
Noy Simpson
Tony Kramer
Gerald Sirvel
Red
Jo Sloan
Fay Hall
Amig Smith
Susan Urice
Norman Johnson
GO Kimman
Andien
Woods
J. Siewel
Brown
Kramer
Aimpson
Wall
G. Biegel
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Urice
Kimman
Standings and scheduled games from Sunday and Monday
Standings show Evansville leading in the standings with Moline and Decatur nearby. Sunday results include Rapids, Evansville, Waterloo, and Decatur, with Moline and Bloomington posting results. Monday games feature Moline at Cedar Rapids and Evansville at Bloomington, plus Clinton at Waterloo and Springfield at Decatur. American League results and upcoming fixtures follow with Chicago and Boston strong performances and rain affecting Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Decatur
Rapids
Waterton
Jorinefield
Clinton
Cevar Rapids
Rvansville
Waterloo & Decatur
Moline
Bloomington
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Cedar Rapids
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Brooklyn Incinnati Prindeipnts
Dean Stages Comeback In Throttling Boston Bees
Dizzy Dean, sidelined with a dead arm, returned to beat the Boston Bees 3 to 1 on four hits for his fourth win of the year. The Cubs invested $250000 in him, and owner Phil Wrigley plus wife and staff celebrated his restored arm as Dean pitched sidearm to minimize strain. Dean credited his comeback to rest and a slow, controlled approach while manager Charley Grimm praised the win and set the stage for future starts.
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Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Dean
Diz
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Grimm
Sox trounce Senators in major league box score showcase
The Chicago White Sox routed the Washington Senators 12 to 1 in a high scoring MLB game. Key players delivered early offense as the Sox set the tone with a first inning burst and maintained their lead throughout.
Indians Beat Athletics in Major League Twin Bill
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Philadelphia Athletics in a doubleheader. Key hitters included Foxx and Doerr with RBI contributions, while pitchers faced tough lines. The Reds and Pirates games are noted with various RBI and base hit details, highlighting late scoring and defensive plays.
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