Raiders Bow To Waterloo 14 2 In Front Of 5000
Cedar Rapids leading Raiders lose 14 to 2 at Waterloo in a game marked by errors and sloppy play. Charley Workman misplayed several chances as Waterloo builds late rallies, Meyers homers for Waterloo, and Leitr and Weeks contribute key hits.
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Packers Turn Back Quakers to Take Lead in League
Wilson's pitcher Freddy Melichar won his fifth game of the season as the Packers defeated the Quakers 7 to 1 at Daniels Park before an overflow crowd. Dick Ferreter starred in centerfield with two hits and five putouts, while Kenny Thenhaus struggled with control for the Quakers. The game featured a protest over an interference call and a strong Wilson defensive showing.
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Tex Cramer
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Charley
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Adolph Heinze
Thenhaus
Jim Koch
Wilson
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Paul Blake
Howdy Michaels
Blake
Dick Ferreter
Kenny Thenhaus
Herb Gallagher
Homers Decide Monday Tilt In Three Eye Action
Stan Pecora blasted a ninth inning homer to lift Clinton 8 7 over Madison Monday night securing a close win that narrows Clinton’s gap to Cedar Rapids in the Three Eye league standings. Madison rallied for two runs in the ninth to tighten the final margin in a seesaw finish.
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Bobby to Coach Wellman High School
An Bobby former University of Iowa basketball star will coach Wellman High School next year. He coached at Shell Rock and Clermont previously and will teach manual arts and biology in addition to coaching football basketball and track. He follows Robert Hynd who moved to a sealant coaching post at ia.
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Two Special Hill Park Attractions Billed This Week
Cedar Rapids Raiders lead league with Hill Park events this week at Waterloo. Wednesday bargain night benefits women bowlers raising funds for next winter state tournament, 29 cent tickets with five cent credit and goal of 3 000 sold. A prior softball game features all stars vs Becks girls. Thursday features Three Eye league pennant raising at 8 15 with Shrine units performing a music and drill show for Shriner delegation from eastern Iowa and Waterloo attendees. Regular prices apply.
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Public Links Golfer Posts Record Round
Detroit report on Worth Stim its of Colorado College who set a 36 hole public links qualifying record with 138, besting a 139 medal mark, while others like Luke Barnes Charley Ferrera Charley Harter struggled. Michael Dietz and John Skinner tied for second at 143.
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Boston
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San Francisco
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John Skinner
Cleveland
Dodgers Reds brawl injures Red pitcher in eighth inning
In Ebbets Field the Dodgers and Reds clashed in a benches clearing brawl the eighth inning left Cincinnati’s Gene Thompson injured and Pete Coscarart and Linus Frey banished. Whitlow Wyatt struck Frey with a bat during the scuffle as fans roared and Joe Beggs relieved Frey.
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Eddie Joost
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St. Louis
Iowa knotHole tickets boosted to fifty cents
The University of Iowa athletic department announced that all knothole club tickets will cost fifty cents for the home football game this fall. The price increase is to comply with a Big Ten ruling on minimum admission prices.
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University of Iowa Athletic Department
KINNICK TOTAL NEARS 40000 VOTES IN ALL-STAR POLL
In Cedar Rapids and at state venues, Nile Kinnick leads Iowa stars with 38367 votes in the all star poll. Erwin Prasse 37460, Buzz Dean 35440, Dick Evans 35228. Notre Dame’s Sitko over 8600, Sheridan and Kerr above 7500. Other names include McLain 667, Dillion 460, Swan 1789, Sacco 2360, and USC figures Lansdell Nave Smith Stoecker. Final totals due Wednesday after polls close.
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All Star College Football Poll Up For Grading
Chicago AP reports a flood of votes as the deadline nears for the annual all star college football ballot. The poll names players from Notre Dame Indiana Purdue and Northwestern with figures for tackles guards centers and backs, and notes results to be announced Thursday.
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Women golfers shine as Carey leads state meet play
Kathleen Carey places third with 87 strokes and Phyllis Ottolow shoots 83 in state meet qualifying. Six hot shots share the public links lead with sub 69 scores. Reds loom as majors talk heats up. Peter Maher, famed bare knuckle fighter, dies.
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Raiders Don Husking Mittens
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Madison
Wilson
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J Leag
Brooklyn
Peter Maher
All star football poll details with Tribune insights
Chicago Tribune writer Wilfrid Smith explains the all star game poll, voting methods, and costs. He notes 65 to 70 invitees, current Hawkeye chances, Tribune funding of expenses, and the plan to borrow Northwestern shoes. The piece previews Hill Park events and the Shrine pennant ceremony as part of the week’s festivities.
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Williamsburg Juniors Defeat Atkins 6 to 3
The Williamsburg American Legion Juniors, Iowa county champions, defeated Atkins 6-3 Sunday at Williamsburg. Batteries were Atkins G Schlotterbeck and Er fer, Williamsburg Bauman and Quinn. The teams meet next Sunday at Atkins.
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Monticello Netmen Triumph Over Manchester 6 1
The Monticello tennis team defeated Manchester Sunday 6 to 1. Monticello won four singles matches, dropped one, and swept both doubles matches to secure the win.
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Standings and results from Three-Eye and American leagues
Standings show Madison Clinton Decatur Moline and Springfield in the Three-Eye League with win loss records and winning percentages. Monday results include Watertee II Cedar Rapids 2 Clinton 8 and Madison Springfield 6 Evansville 5 with Tuesday games planned across multiple matchups. American League listings feature Detroit Cleveland New York St Louis Philadelphia and others with current records and Monday night results.
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MISS CAREY EASILY WINS FIRST MATCH
In a busy sports roundup, Kathleen Carey of Cedar Rapids dominates early golf action at the Iowa meet with an 11th hole eagle after a 9 and 7 win. The piece also notes Reds and Dodgers in a NL race, Cubs Giants Pirates and Cards vying for third, and a tense AL outlook with Yankees, Tigers, Indians, Red Sox standings.
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Des Moines hosts first round of state women's golf tournament
In Des Moines first round results of the state women's golf tournament show multiple match outcomes in the championship flight. Notable victors include Phyllis Otto over Lois Penn 4 and 2 and Ann Casey over Mary Louise Cordingley 7 and 5 with many other close matches across Davenport Ottumwa Cedar Rapids and Ames venues.
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Mason City
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Cedar Falls
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Anna Held
Betty Beardsley
Harry Lamb
Mutual Chain To Air 1940 World Series
Chicago AP reports Baseball Commissioner Landis announced Mutual Broadcasting will air the 1940 World Series with Gillette Safety Razor sponsorship. The $100,000 consideration will be added to series receipts.
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Remodel Press Box At Iowa Stadium
Workmen began remodeling the press boxes at the University of Iowa stadium to improve sightlines for reporters and provide separate booths for photographers and radio announcers, reducing interference from spectators.
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University of Iown
Jones County Farm Bureau Triumph Beats Monticello CCC 13–2
ANAMOSA The Jones County Farm Bureau baseball team defeated the Monticello CCC squad 13 to 2 at Martelle diamond Sunday afternoon. Battery: Jim Gotsch of Martelle and Spike Williams of Olin. The Farm Bureau advances to face Anamosa Reformatory next Sunday.
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