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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1939

Page

8

Callahan Shuts Down Raiders as Evansville Wins 5-2

Evansville pitcher Callahan earned his 12th win with a 10 strikeout performance against Cedar Rapids. The Bees took the lead in the seventh and added two more runs in the eighth, while Ollie Marquardt’s Raiders were held to five hits in defeat.

Callahan Evansville Cedar Rapids Ollie Marquardt Raiders Bees FF Cattsman Joe Arntzen Dudra Grieger Regina Jones Rampey Bray Clemens George Ernie Talos Pike

Hubbell And Donald In Pitching Gems

A pair of pitchers delivered standout performances Tuesday as Carl Hubbell outdueled the St. Louis Cards 6 to 3 in 13 innings for the Giants while Atley Donald earned his twelfth straight win for the Yankees with a 5 to 1 victory over the Browns.

Atley Donald Yankees Carl Hubbell Giants St. Louis Mel Ott Frank Demaree Hub Donald St. Louis Browns

Young Comiskey Aims to Pitch for White Sox

The will of J Louis Comiskey places half the White Sox in trust for Mrs Comiskey and siblings, with control by bank trustees until Charles Comiskey II turns 35. Young Chuck, a 13 year old schoolboy, trains with the Sox pitching staff and hopes to become a big league pitcher rather than president.

Steve Snider Chicago Chicago White Sox Charles A. Comiskey II J. Louis Comiskey White Sox Corporation First National Bank of Chicago Mrs. Comiskey Charles Gracie Lou Dorothy Chuck Sox Jimmy Dykes Paul Godelin Comiskey John C. Meecham Trust Department The First National White Sox Harry Grabiner Joe Barry

Gaylord Crowell Wins State Masters Golf Title

Gaylord Crowell of Des Moines won the Iowa state master’s golf trophy with a 234 total over 54 holes at the Iowa State college course, edging Art Bartlett of Ottumwa who had 235. Chase Fannon of Centerville was third with 237, matching a strong finish on the par 70 course, with other scoring leaders including Max Hall, Tom Hoak, Bill Cordingley, Ed Updegraff, and Billy Hall.

Ames Gaylord Crowell Des Moines Art Bartlett Ottumwa Crowell Iowa State College Bartlett Chase Fannon Centerville Max Hall Boone Tom Hoak

Evansville Bees Take Lead In Three Eye League With 5 2 Win

Evansville topped Cedar Rapids 5 2 to seize a brief lead in the Three Eye league while Springfield and Cedar Rapids also dropped games. Bloomingston beat Moline 9 6, and Decatur shutout Waterloo 2 0 as Yarewick pitched four hits for a four and two score gap behind Springfield and Evansville.

Evansville Baby Bees Cedar Rapids Springfield Bees Clinton Giants Lou Hanning Brown Decatur Yarewick Eee Waterloo Hawks Moline Bud Connolly Bloomington

Red Peppers Reflect on 1919 World Series and White Sox Scandal

In a column recalling nearly twenty years, the writer reviews the 1919 World Series where Cincinnati defeated Chicago White Sox, noting the Black Sox scandal and listing key players such as Eddie Collins Buck Weaver Joe Jackson and Ray Schalk. The piece uses official series data and reflects on the era and the sport’s history.

Cincinnati Chicago White Sox Black Sox Redlegs White Sox Siebold John Collins Eddie Collins Buck Weaver Joe Jackson Happy Felsch Chick Gandil Swede Risberg Ray Schalk Eddie Cicoite Claude Williams Dick Kerr

1919 World Series Recap Highlights and Suspected Reforms

A compact review of the 1919 World Series between the White Sox and Reds, detailing lineups, pitching rotations, and key games. Notable figures include Cicotte, Williams, Ruether, Eller, Kerr, and Ring. The piece notes the series’ 8 games, suspensions in 1920, and Kenesaw Mountain Landis’ later ban of eight players.

Reds Rath Daubert Groh Rousch Duncan Kopf Neale Rariden Wingo Dutch Ruether Hod Eller Slim Sallee Ring White Sox Black Sox Risberg Felsch Gandil Weaver Jackson Williams Cicotte McMullen Kenesaw Mountain Landis

Major League Box Scores PEPODNAM div 5.008 en care

Box score details show Chicago defeated with 16 runs to 3. Durocher hit a homer and drove in two, Gleeson added RBIs, Parks contributed, while Page took the loss after 8 innings. Brooklyn errors and defensive plays listed with pitchers Casey and French. Time noted 1:50. Umpires Dunn Pines Reardon.

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Baseball scoreline and pitching notes from a tense Philadelphia Pittsburgh game

A lengthy box score summary records key events: Bolling hits a home run and Mueller, Scott, May drive in runs. Berres and Fletcher contribute RBIs. Fletcher adds two. Martin records bases and three base hits. Mullcahy, Pearson, Sewell, Klinger mix on bases. Winning pitcher Slinger, losing Pearson. umpires Stewart and Barr. Time listed as incomplete.

Scharein F. Young Philadelphia Pittsburgh Fletcher Martin Mueller May Bolling Berres Scott Klein Pearson Sewell Arnovich Bell Tobin Klinger Mulcahy Sewell Pearson Toula Slinger Losin Barr L.waner Eee Abe Vaushan Arn’vich D.young Handley Hughes F.young P. Waner Marty New York St. Lavie Leeds J.martin J.brown Demaree Seseusntesst Bonura I/Medwick Hafey Ripple Owen Myers Scalziss Kamp Cooper Moore Hubbell McGee Warneke P 'Shaun New Per Eds Nura Hubbell J. Martin Ott Slaughter Mize J. Brown Maree St Louis cGee Rt i. Warneke Mone Mce Swoun Warnek Lanfant Seare Bal Chicago Bosto Bhoa Hayes Poperr A Kuhel Finney Kreevich Foxx R'thal Williams Walker Cronin McNair Appling Vosmik Tabor Tresh OfDesaurels Knott Bejma Brown Egg Boston Hayes Kuhel Doerrien Bas Grove Quinn McGowan Rue Seconame Chicago Tabor. Py Ted Walker Peacock Doerr Foxx Tolen Peacock Galehouse Croniner Marcum Heving Dickman Cleveland Webb Therly Moses Miles Siebert Trosky Johnson C’bell Keltner Nagel Hale Newsome G'tenbein Heath O'Lodigiani Hemsley O'Beckman Harder Joyce Dobson Dean Campbell Heath B. Chapman Siebert Keltner Lodigiani Beckman Rommel Summers Grieve St. Louis Berdino Crosetti Sullivan Orunn Henrich Ift di M Gio Hoag Dickey Grace OlSelkirk Heffner Gordon Enn Dahlgren Stman Donald P Laabs Cf Harris Mills Spindel St. Louis Se Clift Selkirk Laabs di Maggio Rolfe Yok Harris Donald Harris Mills Isis

Standings and Results from the Three-Eye League

Standings show Evansville leading with 46 wins and 31 losses, followed by Cedar Rapids and Decatur among others. Tuesday results include Evansville beating ? 5 Veer 2 and Decatur 2, Clinton 4 and Springfield 22, Bloomington 9 and Moline 6. Wednesday games list Cedar Rapids versus Waterloo, Waterloo versus Decatur, Clinton versus Springfield, Moline versus Bloomington.

Raiders Evansville Moline Clinton Hill Park Bloomington Cedar Rap Mington

Baseball Scores and Standings Patchwork Across Leagues

In a fragmentary recap the standings show New York, Boston, Chicago, and Cleveland with mixed records. Game notes include Boston and Chicago twinbill results and a Cleveland victory over Philadelphia 12 to 8. Other matchups list Detroit Washington New York and errors in duplicated lines and incomplete entries.

New York Detroit Boston

Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragments

The text shows team records for Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh with wins and losses. It lists Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis and a game result Cincinnati 2 Boston 1 plus Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at St Louis.

Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Philelphia Philadelphia New York Boston Chica Philadelphia New York

Kansas City Battles Indiana and Others in Tight Standings

In a compact sport update, Kansas City leads with a 9-2 mark while Indianapolis sits at 10-7. Columbus, St. Louis, and Toledo trail with mixed results. Milwaukee tops Louisville 8-6 in a key afternoon tilt as standings tighten across the league.

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