Raiders Fall to Des Moines in Sunday Exhibition
Des Moines defeated the Raiders 13 to 7 at Hill Park as walks and errors fueled a tallied rally. Charley Blackman opened by walking the first three batters and six runs came in the sixth inning before Hal Turpin shut down the Raiders late.
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Des Moines
Charley Blackman
Raider
Hal Turpin
Skeeter Webb
Thomas
Crossley
Ralph Mead
Blackman
Mead
Piet
Doljack
Wilson
Turpin
Falk
Webb
Filbert
Menke
Keyes
van Camp
Doliack
Pop
Dossack
Vusich
Van
Sioux City
Standings and results from Western League baseball action
Standings show Co. Rapids leading with 5 wins and 1 loss and Omaha 3 Davenport 4 1 and Waterloo 2 Des Moines 3 3 Des Moines beat Cedar Rapids 13 to 7 Davenport 8 Sioux City 4 Omaha 6 Waterloo 3 Sunday results include Chicago 2 1 Philadelphia 1 4 New York 4 2 Cincinnati 3 3 and St. Louis 8 7 Boston 1 2 Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 2 Monday games list Des Moines at Cedar Rapids Sioux City at Davenport and Omaha at Waterloo. In the National League Western division Chicago St. Louis and Milwaukee posted records while Detroit and Cleveland led the American League. Sunday box scores list several double digit wins and losses.
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Waterloo
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Boston
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Philad’phia
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Wash’ton
Phila
Washington
Davenport Defeats Sioux City Again in 8-4 Victory
Davenport Blue Sox won 8-4 over Sioux City in a Sunday game marking Rudy Schaeffer debut. Schaeffer earned the win despite 10 walks and was lifted in the eighth. Key hits included Rye’s triple, Prevost’s double, and Riley’s seventh inning homer as Davenport built a big second inning rally.
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Brooklyn
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Prevost
Riley
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Polly
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Itcher
Pitchers Dominate As Turpin Secures Win
Wild pitch Mead. Turpin earns the win after a 9 inning duel. Blackman takes the loss. Mead allows 3 runs in 5 innings, Turpin 7 runs in 9, and Blackman 5 earned. Double plays Webb to Filbert to De Forrest. Umpires Vann and Clayton. Time 2 23.
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Webb
Filbert
de Forrest
Vann
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Ott
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Kampouris
Moore
Cuyler
Mayo
Leiber
Cincinnati
Smith
Schott
Goetz
Reardon
Magerkurth
Cooper Favored in St. Paul Play-Off
At St. Paul Open golf Cooper aimed to defend his title after a 63 on Sunday and a 277 third round. Dick Metz led early as Espinosa and Laffoon trailed with 279 and 280 while rivals Smith Revolta Nelson tied at 281. Melhorn and Bulla finished at 282 as play continued to decide the purse.
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Harry Cooper
Northwest
Dick Metz
Chicago
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Cooper
Abe Espinosa
Laffoon
Horton Smith
Johnny Revolta
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
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Wild Bill Melhorn
Johnny Bulla
Strafaci Defends National Public Links Title At Bethpage
Frank Strafaci of Brooklyn begins defense of the national public links championship at Bethpage Park Farmingdale with 223 competitors from 23 states. The field includes three former champions Carl Kaufman Charles Ferrara and Bob Wingate as strong threats to Strafaci’s bid for back-to-back titles.
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N. Y
INL
Frank Strafaci
Brooklyn
Bethpage Park
Strafaci
Carl Kaufman
Pittsburgh
Charles Ferrara
San Francisco
Bob Wingate
Jacksonville
Fla
Omaha Robin Hoods Humble Waterloo Hawks In 6 3 Win
Omaha Robin Hoods defeated Waterloo Hawks 6 to 3 on Sunday afternoon. Papish pitched a complete game allowing eight hits with one walk. Dress started for Waterloo and faded in the fourth, finishing with three runs allowed in eight innings. Three runs scored for Omaha in the eighth and the Hawks added a pair in the second and a run in the ninth for their total.
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Omaha Robin Hoods
Waterloo Hawks
Papish
Omaha
Hawks
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Hawk
Smith
Williford
Cosbey
Australian Davis Cup Team Renews German Campaign
Australia and Germany played a decisive doubles match in the interzone final at Wimbledon with a 2-1 lead for the winner. Baron von Cramm defeated Adrian Quist after a four set comeback 4-6 6-4 4-6 6-4 11-9. Crawford beat Henkel by default after leading 6-2 6-2 as illness forced Henkel to retire. The doubles winner would gain a 2-1 edge and need one more singles victory to reach the challenge round against England.
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Adrian Quist
Jack Crawford
Heiner Henkel
Heinie Jensen Reaches Final in Cedar Rapids Handicap Tourney
Sunday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Heinie Jensen joined B P Lattner in the finals of the second flight of the annual handicap golf tournament defeating George Corey 5 and 3. Jensen carries a two stroke handicap while Corey plays with twelve. The match was the sole contest played Sunday across the five flights.
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Jensen
B. P.lattner
Cedar Rapids Country Club
George Corey
Corey
Major League Box Scores Errors-M Hayes Dykes Grube
Box scores detail RBIs by Hayes Bonura Appling Newsome and Rosenthal with runs and hits for Philadelphia and New York Cincinnati in a late 1930s style report.
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F Hayes
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Odes
Kennedy
Owens
Quinn
Cleveland Beats Washington In Double Title? (OCR News Card Style)
Cleveland and Washington clash in a detailed box score summary with batting and pitching lines. Lee defeats Cascarella for the Indians while Weaver bests Blaeholder for the Senators, with key plays and errors noted.
Sam O Brine Leads Class B In Cedar Rapids Gun Club
Sam O Brine led class B at Cedar Rapids Airways gun club practice in Cedar Rapids on Sunday with Ed Hofford close behind. George Kerns won class C and F A Brookhiser topped all shooters with 49 of 50 in class A. Monthly averages decide trophies and class promotion as practice sessions continue Sundays.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Airways
Ed Hofford
George Kerns
PF A. Brookhiser
Seeer
Jack Seune
Copel
Geo Kerns
Werner
Charles Schaeffer
Haines Triumphs as Red Sox Edge Cardinals 7-5
Errors by Cuccinello and Lanning. Key RBIs by Berger Martin Medwick and Collins. Medwick doubles and Martin hits a three base hit. Haines earns win over Benge with support from St Louis for 1:51 game time. Left on base Boston five, St. Louis eight.
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Murray
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Durocher
Warstler
MacFayden
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Eight Inning Pitching Duel
Chicago Triumphed 2 0v Philadelphia with a late run in the eleventh. Walter and Lee split the pitching duties as Passeau and Carleton struggled, Chiozza and Demaree had key hits, and errors by Chiozza and Gomez shaped the game.
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Harold Reid advances in Kenmore Tourney amid upset wins
Harold Reid edges John Jacobs 3 and 2 to reach the Kenmore championship semi finals. Other quarterfinal victors include Dale Smith Glen Darrow and Happy Wakoun as the field narrows toward the semis in the A flight and upper lower brackets.
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Kenmore
Johnny Jacobs
Dale Smith
Glen Darrow
Jack Smith
Darrow
Reid
Happy Wakoun
Ted Fuehr
Herman Smith
F. Fitch
Fitch
Smith
Wakoun
Fuelw
Dale] Smith
Miner Hightower
Ted Straus
Berger
Eek Ke Xrold Reid
John Jacobs
White Sox Climb Into Upper Half on Road Swing
The Chicago White Sox surged into the upper half of the AL standings after an eleven of thirteen road trip, led by a powerful offense even as injuries to Rip Radcliff Luke Appling and other stars persisted. They swept the Athletics in a doubleheader to extend an eight-game winning streak and moved into a deadlock with Detroit for third place as the pennant race continued.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Frankie Frisch
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Rip Radcliff
Luke Appling
Mike Kreevich
Mule Haas
Larry Rosenthal
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Monte Weaver
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
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Phillies
Bucky Walter
Claude Passeau
Pirates
Dodgers
van Mungo
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Leslie Captures Western Amateur Golf Title
Paul Leslie a 20 year old Jefferson Missouri native defeated Robert Fraser of Omaha 2 and 1 on the 35th green to win the Western Amateur after a 36 hole final in Omaha Nebraska. Leslie a LSU pre medical student weighed 135 pounds and showed steady long drives and solid play throughout the match.
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Neb
Paul Leslie
Jefferson
Robert Fraser
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Fraser
Kenwood Netmen Top Anamosa In Tough Sunday Meet
Leon Flack stars as Kenwood defeats Anamosa 3-1 in singles and 2-0 in doubles before darkness. Matches include Kenwood players Hottel Reed and Hall facing Barker Stanaway and others with close scores in a windy, late season clash.
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Barker
Gross
Kenewood
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Anasmosa
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Reed
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