Ripley Lacks Stuff In 82 Loss To Bees
Raiders drop an 8-2 road game at Cedar Rapids Hill Park as Ripley gives up seven innings while Jim Gravin shines in relief. Charley Workman hits a homer but Wal ter Ripley fails to retire the side, tightening Cedar Rapids' win.
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Bargain Baseball Opens Four-Game Set At Hill Park
Cedar Rapids hosts Moline in a four game series with free admission for women tonight and a lineup of promotions including Sanitary Farms Dairy night. Evansville battles Cedar Rapids as Ripley and Hazel duel, with two home runs and tight defense shaping the opener.
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Dyersville Independents Edge Lamont CCC 7-6
The Dyersville Independents defeated Lamont CCC 7-6 on Wednesday. Hoscher and Keffler paired for Dyersville with Tisdale Murray and Stern playing for Lamont.
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Crack Golfers Competing In Chicago Open
Chicago Open opens with a star-studded field headed by Lawson Little Gene Sarazen and Ed Oliver as disqualified. Sam Snead Ben Hogan and Ky Laffoon also compete with amateurs such as Chick Evans Wilford Wehrle and Willie Turnesa. First prize for pros is $1500 with 72 holes over the weekend.
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Art Doering
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Tom Sheehan
Johnny Fischer
Chick Evans
Tigers Top Red Sox to Seize First Place
Tigers beat Red Sox to move into top spot while Yankees crush Indians. Waterloo defeats rivals as Ray Flood, veteran outfielder, belts a homer triple and a single. Buck Newsom leads pitching with 13 wins and 1 loss, Danning and MecCosky top hitters. Workman clubs his 20th homer Thursday night.
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No More Wrestlers for Jack Dempsey
A boxing column by Eddie Briez says Jack Dempsey may be finished due to a serious back injury from Detroit. Kate Jenkins comments on Lew Jenkins Armstrong and Max Baer are cited, with mention of Henry Armstrong decline. Also notes possible Dodgers pennant impact and scattered questions about players and leagues.
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Hawkeyes to Mail Football Tickets in August
Iowa City AP Charles Galiher ticket sales manager says football tickets for the Hawkeyes three major home tilts will be mailed to purchasers around mid August. Out of town game allotments have not yet arrived.
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Johnny Schmitz Delivers One Hit Victory for Madison Blues
Johnny Schmitz of Madison pitched a one hitter as the Blues beat Decatur 7 to 0 in the Three-Eye league. Schmitz improved to 11–6 on the season and Madison moved into fifth place, scoring early with singles in the first and third and adding four runs in the fifth. In other action, Springfield defeated Clinton 5–2, Moline topped Waterloo 7–1, and Flood homered and collected three other hits for Waterloo.
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Set Dates For State H. S. Cross Country Meets
University of Iowa track coach George Bresnahan announced fall dates for the state high school championships. The mile team relay is set for October 12 during the Wisconsin Iowa football game and the cross country race on November 2 before the Purdue homecoming game. Three divisions will race in the mile team event, while cross country will be a single race.
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Paycheck, Jenkins, and Hal Trosky Dominate Sports Copy
A columnist blasts overhyped boxing ballyhoo as Lew Jenkins falls to Henry Armstrong and exposes misleading press clack. Oscar Witt promotes Hal Trosky as Indians captain to sway umpires amid a fractious Cleveland club as a pennant pursuit falters.
Indians Lose Again in Detroit Boston Split
Detroit beats Boston 8 to 6 at Fenway with Higgins driving in three runs and Tabor adding two. Doerr and Williams lead Boston with multiple RBIs as McKain, Trout, and Heving manage pitching duties.
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Hostak Ready to Fight Tony Zale in 15-Round Championship
Seattle's Al Hostak and Gary Indiana's Tony Zale square off Friday in a 15 round middleweight title bout after a bandage dispute with state athletic officials. Co manager Sam Pian said the issue settled with limits on gauze and tape while Eddie Marino insisted Hostak will fight with standard hand wraps.
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Gotham Ring Casts Suspensions With Cunning Wit
New York state athletic commission clings to its record of suspensions with a wry humor. It alternates punishment and leniency as seen in the Hymie Caplin case and prior actions involving Al Weill and Eddie Mead, balancing dignity with practical politics in boxing governance.
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Armstrong and Jenkins Face New York Title Forfeit Talks
In New York the welterweight Henry Armstrong and lightweight Lew Jenkins prepared to appear before the state athletic commission after a Wednesday night bout ended in a six round technical knockout for Armstrong. The hearing was expected to require forfeits binding a next title defense against all qualified opponents in the state.
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Detroit Takes Over In American League
Detroit tops Boston 10-8 in 11 innings after a tense clash as Cleveland drops to fifth with a 9-6 loss to New York. Joe DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 13 games as Yankees win early. Washington Senators snap skid with 5-4 over Chicago White Sox. Browns’ 14-game losing streak continues. Dodgers top Cubs 7-4. Bay area, Giants lose fewest runs.
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Standings and Thursday results in the Three-Eye League
The Three-Eye League standings show C Rapids 43 27 .635 M Madison 35 25 .500 Clinton 43 28 .606 Decatur 35 36 .493 Springfield 39 31 .553 Mojine 28 42 .400 Evansville 35 33 .515 Waterloo 20 50 .286. Thursday results: Evansville 4 Cedar Rapids 3. Madison 7 Decatur 0. Springfield 5 Clinton 2. Waterloo 7 Moline 1. Friday games: Moline at Cedar Rapids. Springfield at Madison. Evansville at Waterloo. Decatur at Clinton.
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Brooklyn and Chicago Tie as Scores Fly Across Thursday slate
Brooklyn and Chicago play to a 7 4 result while New York defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 1. Other Thursday games include Philadelphia at St Louis and Boston at Cincinnati with Brooklyn visiting Chicago and New York hosting Pittsburgh.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule from City League
Standings show WL Pct figures for Detroit Chicago Cleveland Washington Boston Philadelphia New York St Louis with various counts. Schedule lists matchups Detroit at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington Cleveland at New York and results like Detroit 10 Boston 8 innings and Washington 5 Chicago 4.
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