Paychek vs Belanger Opens City Outdoor Boxing Card
Charley Belanger meets Johnny Paychek in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Hill Park tonight, billed as the city’s first outdoor boxing show and biggest heavy weight card. The card includes Jim Tate replacing Don McGraw and a full supporting lineup with gates at 6 pm and tickets selling fast.
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Charley Belanger
Hill Park
Johnny Paychek
Des Moines
Winston
Davenport
Johnny Fryrear
Don McGraw
Jim Tate
Cedar Rapids
Guy Gardner
Waterloo
Fryrear
Pay Check Meets Belanger in Des Moines Title Bout
Main event pits Johnny Pay Check of Des Moines against Charley Belanger of Columbus for a Canadian title over ten rounds at Hill Park. Semi final features Johnny Brown of Chicago versus Lee Savoldi of St. Paul in six rounds. Four four round preliminaries include King Court versus Chief Leroy Duncan, Guy Gardner versus Jim Tate, Howdy Dawson versus Marvin Peek, Billy Hall versus Tex Pancho. Time notes show preliminaries at 8:30 and main bout at 10. Referees include Alex Fidler for the main and three prelims, Benny Leonard listed among other preliminaries.
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Johnny Paychek
Des Moines
Charley Belanger
Columbus
Ohio
Johnny Brown
Chicago
Lee Savoldi
St. Paul
King Court
Waterloo
LeRoy Duncan
Tama
Guy Gardner
Jim Tate
Cedar Rapids
Howdy Dawson
Marvin Peek
Billy Hall
Tex Pancho
Hill Park
Alex Fidler
Benny Leonard
Be Langier and Paychek Face Off in Canadian Title Clash
The passage contrasts Be langer and Paychek as near equals in reach weight and style. Paychek at 25 brings youth while Belanger at 33 offers experience. Both punch around 193 pounds and have similar physical attributes, with late Saturday night Maurice hinted as the scene.
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Belanger
Winston
Paychek
Maurice
Three-I League Standings and Weekend Results
Standings show Ww os Pet Ced Rapids leading with 46 wins and .590, Clinton Springfield 46 33 .590, Moline 44 31 .587, Bloomington 44 34 .564. Sunday results include Decatur 4, Evansville 0 and Waterloo 6, Bloomington 5. Monday schedules list Rapids at Decatur.
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Rapids
Clinton Springfield
Moline
Bloom
Gton
Waterloo
Decatur
Inoe
Repids
Eine Bvensy Ye
Wonton
Weekend Baseball Standings and Schedule Muddle
Intermittent standings mix across teams and cities with New York and Cleveland records shown. The text lists various percentages and numbers, then notes Sunday results and an unstructured Monday game slate with no games scheduled.
Sports standings and results from Sunday games
Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 9 Pittsburgh 3-0 New York 0-3 Boston 2-1 Chicago 8 1 Philadelphia 3-0 St Louis 12-8 Brooklyn 0-2 Sncinnel 5-4 New York Pi ttsburgh 3-0 No games scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphis
Gago
New York
Boston
Sncinnel
Miadelpillie
Louis
American Association Basketball Standings Fragments
Fragmentary text shows team listings by city with win loss columns. Contains Milwaukee Indianapolis Columbus Toledo Minneapolis Kansas City Louisville and others with mixed records and scores, reflecting a partial standings snapshot.
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Konspepolis
Yssell
Paul
Milwaukee
Indianaplis
Ascumbus
Toledo
Mneapolis
Columbus
Ianapolis
Kansas City
Ouisville
Henry Dee wins Tama Invitational with 111 total
Henry Dee of the Tama-Toledo club won the Tama Invitational by posting a 27 hole total of 111. A birdie on the final hole secured the title as players from nine towns competed in the event.
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TAMA
Henry Dee
Tama-Toledo
Dee
Tong ‘Flight
Pat Gallaghenell
John Hylai Treer
Stan Peterson
Cealls
Pt EU
Arlin
Montezam Arengo
Biutherland
Montezuma
Willett
Ird
Warren Franklin
Reinbeck
Don Tschirgi
Ag Ps
So Hokel
Tama- Toledo
John Parrish
Grinnell
Bia Fli
Tame- Toe
Byron Nelson Captures Western Open Title
Byron Nelson won the Western Open by one stroke at Medina Country Club with a 281 total. He also earned $750, pushing his year’s winnings to $7,423. Picard, Mangrum, Metz, Shute, Snead and Laffoon followed, with Picard leading the Vardon race and money list after the event.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
Philadelphia
Texan
Reading
Nelson
Henry Picard
Picard
Medinah Country Club
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Vardon
Mangrum
Dick Metz
Lake Forest
III
Denny Shute
Huntington
W. Va
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Ky Laffoon
Ralph Guldahl
Snead
Metz
Night Baseball Sparks Talk In Major Leagues
The column covers evolving views on night games with Brooklyn GM Larry MacPhail and Washington president Clark Griffith weighing in. Griffith proposes two months of night baseball July into August if lights are installed, while others worry about cost and steady revenue versus limited use. Raider president Harry Johnson may provide cost figures as the debate continues.
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Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
MacPhail
Griffith
Harry Johnson
Raider
Night baseball promoted to boost attendances across leagues
MacPhail criticizes excessive night games while acknowledging their success in three minor leagues and the Pacific Coast. He urges a balanced approach to avoid overshadowing traditional baseball, noting a grand spectacle with 20 000 fans under lights on the West Coast. The shift echoes big league scale without replacing the classic game.
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American Association
Pacific Coast
International
Major League Box Scores Highlight Doubleheader
Heavy box score details show Washington and Cleveland split a doubleheader with runs, hits, and errors listed for both games. Key players include Trosky Hale Pytlak and pitchers Feller Appleton Chase and Eisenstat, with multiple innings, RBIs, and stolen bases noted.
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Trosky
Pytlak
Appleton
Fuel
Hale
Webb
Washington
Cleveland
Feller
Carrasque
Kelley
McGowan, Grieve
Quinn
Erro Ase
Keltner
Pytiak
Chase
Giuliani
Myer
Lewis
Vernon
Sewell
Allen
Masterson
Ase
Astat
Balk
Baseball game recap with runs batted in and pitchers
Scores show Brooklyn defeating St Louis with Brown Myers J Martin Mize Owen Durocher driving in runs. Owen homered, T Moore sacrificed, and Camilli Durocher Mize turned double plays. Davis earned the win over Presswell in 2 hours 4 minutes with umpires Barr Moran Stewart.
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St. Orog Ioks
Brooklyn
Coscarart
Brown
Myers
Martin
Mize
Owen
Davis
Urocher
Slaughter
Durocher
E. Moore
T. Moore
Camilli
St. Louis
Tamulis
Casey
Sunkel
Evans
Presswell
Balk—Davis
J. Mrtiner
O St’'inback
King
Law’s’to
Ghter
Sikon It
Medwick
Lf Ze
Phelps
Padgett
Guridee
Cose
Art
Hudson
P Bowman
Hutchin'n
Eee
Ers
Stainback
Gutteridge
J. Martin
Ize
Koy
Bowman
Hutcnson Bowman
Hutchinson
Phelpsing
Uime
Vise Stewart
Barr
Ran
Palladene Detroit Ho Moses Leads Win Over York
In Detroit Palladene outhits York 13 to 6 as Moses homers and York adds another. Averill Coy and Bell contribute multi hit efforts while Rogell Nagel and Hayes add key runs. McCoy and Greenbe t anchor defense as Philadelphia falls 6 to 5 in a tense late rally.
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Palladene
Detroit
HO Moses
cCosby
Collins
cCoy
Mienert
Averil
Man
E Miles
Greenle
Johnson
York
Tipton
O/Higgins
Hayes
Bine
O'Neill
Rogeliss
Agel
Sridses
Ewsome
Ss Ambler
An.p
Ailecewate
Coy
Bell
John Oses
Teres Bers
Rogell
Nagel
McCoy
Moses
Averill
Douple
Mourns
Greenbe
Philad
Sens
Hells Aenean
Nat
Sy Epiresius
Baseball game summary with mixed inning details and errors
In a doubleheader the New York team split, with Washington and Indiana players contributing. Errors by Travis Myer Appleton and others marked the ninth inning, while Keltner Chapman Hale and Weatherly drove in runs. The second game featured a late rally and strong pitching by Sundra and Basil, with Walker Appling and Rosenthal among the notable hitters.
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Welas
Carrasquel
Washington
Travis
Myer
Appleton
Weatherly
Chapman
Hale
Keltner
Trosky
Pytlak
Feller
New York
Dee Ates
Rolfe
Reevi Wight Ageio
Aiker
Feirkeig
Higren
Clavens
Sandra
Walker
Appling
Ons
Ife
Deeer Gordon
Rosenae Walker
Don
Keller
Rosenthal
Dou
Cage
Sundra
Ames
Leone
Gomes
Basil
Remnel
Doerr Foxx Lead Red Sox Past St Louis In Tough Bout
Boston defeated St Louis 13 to 5 as Doerr Foxx and Williams drove in runs. Hoag McQuinn and Vosmik homered with Cronin and Doerr adding two base hits. Winning pitcher Heving and losing Kennedy both worked, with notable fielding and multiple double plays turning points.
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Bestes
St. J
Doerr
Wetter
Finney
Semale
Foxx
Warmart
Ronin
Oag
Kennedy
Heving
Trotter
Kiblin
Mills
Christman
Mienherne
Weir Sted Pen Iknet Ee
Louis
Clift
Grace
Williams
Vosmik
Rich
Cronin
Hoag
Glenn
Tabor
Doerr Oan
Ouisses
Ra Heving Kennedy
Ter
Figass Bullivan
McQuinn
Osmi
Liams
An $ 2
Peacock
Eee Desautels
Doubleys Seredine
McQuift
Ma Berardino
Berar
Chris
Spindel
Sullivan
Binindel
Boston
Kimberlin
Wade
Dickman
Iokians
Charles Heaton Leads Northeast A T A Trap Team
Charles Heaton of Fairfax and Frank Fincel of Dubuque each shot 144 of 150 to tie for first in a 56-shooter Northeast A T A trap shoot at Cedar Rapids Air Way grounds. Heaton won the shoot-off, earning a spot on the zone team with Fincel and Frank Brookhiser of Cedar Rapids. They will represent the zone at the state shoot in DeWitt, Aug 6-9.
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Charles Heaton
Fairfax
Frank Fincel
Dubuque
Frank Brookhiser
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Air Way Grounds
Heaton
Fincel
Brookhiser
C. H. Chapman
Billie Bents
Cresco
DeWitt
Will J. Scourick
Ackley
McLaughlin
Burlington
E. Petrak
Tae $ A. Carstens
Ackley Goselee i. K
Eatin
Cooee Lee R
Conlik
Arshaltow
Evis
Waterloo
Jordan eNaterville
Max Ans
Mari
Naerge Killinger
Ottumwa
F. A. Brookhiser
Sam_ Kennedy, Jr
Clear Lake
H. . Moeller
St. Ansgar
Grinnell
W. B
Washington
Pman
Itto
Marshalltown
West Ester
Iee
Aukon
Ree
Eveneed
Serane Garrison
Don B
Charles City
Joe Neel
Buque
Lyle Stephenson
John Borts
Boone
Frank Fincel, Sr
Oe Pincel, Jr
Waukon
Owen
Boia A Maneenes
William Ineke
Town
Rook R
Hubbard Ice Team Defeats Conesville 6 to 5
CONESVILLE Hubbard Ice of Cedar Rapids beat Conesville Independents 6 to 5. Conesville’s battery was Singleton Kennedy and Hawkins. Cedar Rapids’ pitchers Berry Ford and Lcopp allowed only 3 hits. Kennedy and Thenhaus of Cedar Rapids hit doubles.
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Conesville
Hubbard Ice
Cedar Rapids
Singleton
Kennedy
Hawkins
Berry
Ford
Lcopp
Thenhaus
Four Qualify Sunday In Ellis Golf Meet
Four men qualified Sunday at the Ellis course tournament. Jim Chester shot 102, C Beall 105, Eddie Eaton 91, and Bill Brown 102. Qualifying continues through Saturday with pairings to be made. flights will be used.
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Ellis
Jim Chester
C. Beall
Eddie Eaton
Bill Brown
Springfield Browns Tie Raiders After Weekend Wins
In the Three-Eye league race Springfield and Cedar Rapids Raiders split pivotal results. Cedar Rapids beat Decatur 6 to 4 to stay atop, while Springfield earned 7 to 2 and 5 to 3 wins over Moline. Evansville split games with Waterloo and tied Red Hawks 5 to 5 in the nightcap. Clinton’s 4 to 3 win over Bloomington narrows the gap. next matchups set for Monday.
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Cedar Rapids Raiders
Decatur
Springfield
Brownies
Walter Holke
Moline
Evansville
Bees
Waterloo
Red Hawks
Indiana Blue Law
Ross
Separr Ner
Poin Clinton
Bloomington
Firet Comet Terloo
Udsick
Tanneris and Griege
New Hampton Wins Decorah Dual 76 68
New Hampton defeated Decorah 76 to 68 in a Friday dual swimming meet at Decorah municipal pool. The meet featured the Decorah home team against visiting New Hampton in a close contest.
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Decorah
New Hampton
Decorah Municipal
Raiders Trim Decatur To Even Series 6 4
Raiders beat Decatur 6 to 4 to knot the series at one game each and stay in first in the Three-Eye league race. Ed Marleau and Roger Wolff combined on relief, with key two-out hits from Gehrke Rogino Walsh and Jones during a homerful offensive night. Regino Jones Bink led Raiders with multiple hits as Decatur briefly led before the late surge.
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Raiders
Ed Marleau
Thompson
Roger Wolff
Aoa Me Dynes
Cedar Rapids
Decatur
Verban
Stan Gehrke
Brown
Lou Rogino
del Jones
Gehrke
Walt Walsh
Rogino
Repass
George Bink
Regino
Jones
Hopper
Walsh
Warhol
Bink
Suytar
Ernie Talos
Blaze
Goletz
Bob Taylor
Wolff
Oehler
Evansville
Gino
Eee Walsh
Etree
Taylor
Seevesacs
Ape & Garriott
Mpson Ass
Fairfield Golfers defeat Eagles in tight 5-4 win
Fairfield beat Cedar Rapids 5-4 at Fairfield Sunday. Jim Nelson posted a 72 while Fred Moses shot 77 and John Giuliani 80 for Cedar Rapids.
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Fairfield
Cedar Rapids Eagles
Jim Nelson
Fred Moses
Cedar Rapids
John Giuliani
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