Callahan Stars In Evansville Win Over Cedar Rapids 5-2
Evansville main pitcher Callahan tossed ten strikeouts and earned his 12th win of the season as the Bees defeated Cedar Rapids 5-2. Four early hits by Cedar Rapids produced two runs, but Evansville answered with timely hitting and solid defense to secure the opener of the series.
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Gaylord Crowell Wins State Masters Golf Title
Gaylord Crowell of Des Moines won the state masters trophy at the State College course with a 234 total after 54 holes. Art Bartlett of Ottumwa finished second at 237, followed by Chane Fannon of Centerville in third with 237. Other low scorers included Max Hall of Boone, Tom Hoak of Des Moines, Bill Cordingley of Des Moines, Ed Updegraff of Boone, and Billy Hall of Boone.
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Des Moines
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Ottumwa
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Fannon
Centerville
Max Hall
Boone
Tom Hoak
Bill Cordingley
Ed Updegraff
Billy Hall
Hubbell and Donald In Pitching Gems
A tale of two standout hurlers Tuesday as Athey Donald of the Yankees extends his win streak to 12 and Carl Hubbell of the Giants earns a 6 to 3 thirteen inning victory over the Cardinals. The Reds lengthen their lead. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh post wins. Red Sox vault to middle standing with double wins. Detroit and Cleveland also win in varied fashion.
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Joe Cronin
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Jimmy Foxx
Bobby Doerr
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Detroit
Freddie Hutchinson
Tigers
Cleveland
Athletics
Evansville Bees top Cedar Rapids as race tightens
Evansville's Baby Bees win 5 to 2 over Cedar Rapids Springfield to seize a lead in the Three-Eye league for a second straight night. Cedar Rapids drops 4 to 2 to Clinton as Decatur, led by Yarewick's four-hit shutout, closes within a half game of Springfield and two back of Evansville. Bloomington trims Moline 9 to 6 to split the sixth seventh standings.
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Wilkinson
Red Peppers Revisits 1919 World Series and Black Sox
Leo Red Peppers threads a 1919 World Series recap with notes on the Reds victory over the White Sox, outlining key players, game results, and the later Black Sox scandal suspensions under Kenesaw Mountain Landis. The column recalls Hall of Fame figures and the shift to a seven game format after the nine game series.
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Cubs Drop Two In Twin Bill At Brooklyn
Brooklyn beats Chicago 3 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 in the first game as Lavagetto Camilli and Herman homer. Hutchinson wins while Root takes the loss. In game two Chicago routs Brooklyn 16 4, Lavagetto Camilli and Durocher homering, G. Russell adds two base hits.
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Coscararts
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Reardon
Three-Eye League Standings and Tuesday Results
Evansville leads with 46 wins 31 losses and a .597 share, Cedar Rapids 46 85 .482, others include Clinton 41 35 .539, Moline 31 49 .388, Waterloo 28 50 .359. Tuesday results: Evansville 63 Cedar Rapids 2, Decatur 2 Waterloo 0, Clinton 4 Springfield 2, Bloomington 9 Moline 6. Upcoming games include Cedar Rapids at Evansville and Waterloo at Decatur.
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Young Comiskey Aims To Pitch For White Sox
A 13 year old Charles A Comiskey II heir to part of the White Sox seeks a career as a big league pitcher. The will splits 7450 shares of the 2 250 000 dollar club into trust for his mother and siblings with bank trustees in charge until the heirs reach specified ages. No changes are planned in key personnel including Vice-president Harry Grabiner and travel secretary Joe Barry.
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