Raiders Open 5-Game Home Stand With Hawks Tonight
After a disastrous road trip the Raiders host Waterloo at Hill Park with Howard Taylor pitching opening night. Crossley lauds Hayes and Elston while planning four more games against Waterloo and Omaha as the club seeks to rebound from a string of losses and defensive miscues.
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Raiders
Hill Park
Waterloo
Howard Taylor
Taylor
van Fleet
Elston
Hayes
Omaha
Standings and Sunday Results Across Leagues
Standings show Davenport leading with 10 wins and 3 losses, followed by Des Moines and Omaha. Sundays results include Omaha 6 Cedar Rapids 3, Des Moines 13 Waterloo 6, Davenport 5 Sioux City 3. Upcoming games list Waterloo at Cedar Rapids and Davenport at Des Moines.
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Davenport
Rapids
Des Moines
Waterloo
Omaha
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Blues Top Sioux City in Doubleheader Sweep
Davenport league leaders win both games in Sioux City Ia 5 to 3 and 4 to 3 Dick Stone pitches nine strikeouts in first game Burley Kemp allows three runs in third on a homer and triple Morgan hits his second homer of the night in the second game George Zahn relieves in third and shuts out Blues the rest of the way
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Sioux City
Davenport
Dick Stone
Burley Kemp
Blues
Cowboys
Bill Prince
Morgan
George Zahn
Aes Blues
Baseball Standings and Sunday Results
Milwaukee leads the standings with 60 wins and 42 losses. Indianapolis 49-43, St. Paul 60-46, Columbus 54-53, Minneapolis 55-48, Toledo 42-63, Kansas City 55-48, Louisville 41-63. Sunday results show Milwaukee 10 6, Toledo 6-3, Kansas City 5-7, Columbus 4-6, Louisville 13-17, St. Paul 7-2, Indianapolis 12, Minneapolis 8.
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Chicago
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Washton
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Phila
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Wil Pet Milwaukee
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Minneapolis
Dale Smith Wins Kenmore Championship Final 1 Up
Dale Smith, a Kenmore caddy, defeats Harold Reid 1 up in a 36 hole Kenmore championship final. Heat affected play as both reached near par, with Smith pulling ahead late. A flight winner H Smith beat Ted Fuehr 4 and 2. B flight winner Bob Stephenson defeated H L Adams 4 and 3. Cedar Rapids Country Club handicap matches near completion with two finals remaining.
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Dale Smith
Kenmore
Harold Reid
Smith
H. Smith
Ted Fuehr
Bob Stephenson
H. L. Adams
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Frolic Club Beats Harrison All-Stars in Five Inning Win
The Harrison All-Stars held Frolic to four runs through five innings before Frolics offense exploded in the sixth with three walks and two errors leading to six runs. Frolic Club won 10 to 1. Next Wednesday Frolic hosts Trinity Methodist at 8 PM on Frolic field. The Wilson and Company Pork and Beef leading teams meet in the second game of the twin bill.
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Hayes
Frank Howard
Filbert
Prather
Eissler
Omaha
Raiders
Harrison All-Stars
Frolic Field
Frolic Club
Hibbin
Trinity Methodist
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Frolic
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Senators
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Marengo Indees Win 9-3 Over North English
Marengo Indees defeated North English 9 to 3 in a county league game. B Thomas homered and tripled for North English, while Dye and Johnson tripled for Marengo. Al Sturm of Cedar Rapids pitched well for Marengo, striking out fifteen. Marengo faces Belle Plaine next Sunday in a non league game.
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Marengo Indees
North English
B. Thomas
Thomas
Dye
Johnson
al Sturm
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Columbus Junction Cats defeat Olds team 11 to 7
The Columbus Junction kittenball squad beat Olds 11 to 7 on Friday evening at Olds field. Ding led the Cats with key hits as the teams exchanged runs early.
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Columbus Junction
Ding
Olds _e
Demons Crush Waterloo in 13-6 three game finale
Des Moines pounded Waterloo pitcher John Ludsick for 19 hits to win the deciding contest 13 to 6. Jim Asbell slugged two homers and a single in five at bats, Hal Turpin pitched well despite early trouble, and Stanley Keyes and Augie Mae homered for Des Moines while Luther added a solo shot for Waterloo.
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Des Moines
John Ludsick
Demons
Waterloo
Jim Asbell
Ludsick
Hal Turpin
Stanley Keyes
Augie Mae
Hawks
Bisagnano to Meet Marvin in Rematch at Cedar Park
Wrestling fans will see a grudge rematch Thursday night at Cedar Park as Al Bisagnano faces Tom Marvin in the main event. Earlier, Bisagnano won after Marvin left the ring following a brawl in the seats and a chair incident.
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Cedar Park
Eddie Jennings
al Bisagnano
Tommy Marvin
Alf Johnson
Ray Richards
Jack Hader
Stanley Myslajek
Bisagnano
Marvin
Jennings
Major League Box Scores from a Doubleheader
Chicago baseball at Philadelphia with both games detailing runs hits and errors. Notable names include Gehrig Bonura Malone Evans Warneke Hack Camilli and Jorgens among others. Demaree homeruns and Galan twin homer game highlights. Time totals 1:36 and 2:20 for the games.
Foxx and Almada pace Detroit rally in Detroit game
Detroit beats Boston 10 to 6 as Foxx hits two homers and Almada adds two RBIs. Kroner also drives in runs with three base hits while Goslin and W Ferrell collect multiple hits. Auker lasts six innings for Boston, Lawson on relief as Detroit piles on late.
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Imada
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Cooke
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Foxx
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Rf Kroner
Simm's
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Owen
R.ferrell
Hayw'h
Melillo
Myatt
Auker
W.ferrell
Lawson
Kimsey Po
Washington Triumphs in Pitchers Duel at Home
Newsom allowed six hits in three innings while Thomas pitched eight with six hits. Carey, Chapman, Lewis drove in runs for Washington as Clift West and Kuhel added two base hits each. St. Louis stranded four, Newsom walked two, and Thomas earned the win with Newsom taking the loss. Time 1:42. Washington victory.
Jones County Fair Harness Race Program Released
The official harness race program for the Jones County Fair in Monticello lists events on August 26 to 28 at the half mile track. Superintendent T J George announces purses including $200 trots and $4200 pace events with varied heats and divisions.
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T. J. George
Jones County Fair
C Y O Teams Meet At Frolic Field Tonight
The St. Wenceslaus and St. Lud mila s C Y O league clash on Frolic field for the last time this season tonight at 8 o clock. The west siders seek to avenge earlier defeats and finish strong.
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St. Ludmila
Frolic Field
Westsiders
Second Game Summary of St Louis vs Boston
Cantwell allows eight hits in six innings as St Louis falls behind 8 0. Boston wins with Medwick and Davis homers and J Dean driving in three runs. Cantwell takes the loss while J Dean earns seven strikeouts for St Louis.
Pittsburgh Beats Brooklyn Four to Two in Baseball Match
Pittsburgh vs Brooklyn game ends 4-2 with Pittsburgh committing 5 errors and Brooklyn 7. Gautreaux 2 RBIs, Suhr 2, Young 2, Phelps, Bordagaray drive runs. Jensen and Gauhtreaux, Vaughan tally extra bases. Weaver 4 hits in 7 innings. Brown, Hoyt also pitched. Multiple players charged with losses. Time noted as 2:00.
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Vaughan
Gautreaux
Suhr
Young
Phelps
Bordagaray
Jensen
Youne
P. Waner
Wilson
Weaver
Brandt
Brown
Hoyt
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Surman
Pinelli
Stewart
Baseball Box Score From A Close New York Cincinnati Game
Errors Jackson Hollingsworth. Runs batted in Walker Goodman Myers Bartell Danning. Two base hits Hollingsworth Bartell Mancuso. Home runs Walker Goodman Myers. Stolen bases Whitehead. Double plays Mancuso Whitehead Bartell Leslie Kampouris Myers Scarsella Barth. Left on bases New York Cincinnati. Bases on balls Gabler Hollingsworth Schumacher Struck out Hollingsworth Gabler. Hits Gabler Coffman Schumacher. Losing pitcher Gabler. Umpires Barr Reardon Goetz. Time 2 17.
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Prather
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Readlyn Holds Cedar Valley Lead With Oelwein Win
Readlyn crushed Oelwein 6 to 2 to defend its Cedar Valley league lead Sunday afternoon. Poor fielding and a strong crosswind hindered play. pitcher Gerke worked scoreless innings until the seventh before allowing two runs. Gerke also had two hits and a walk in four trips.
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Gerkhe
Gerke
Selwela Eehis
Mo Matthies
Cochrane Reinstates Hope With Youth Shakeup In Tigers
Mickey Cochrane returned as Detroit Tigers manager amid a 10-3 loss to Boston, planning to replace veteran players with younger talent. Salty Parker to take Rogell’s shortstop spot, Clifton sent to Toledo for Parker, and Cochrane hinted at more moves as he recovers from health tests and eyes a stronger finish to the season.
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Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
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Walter O. Briggs
Bill Rogell
Francis
Salty) Parker
Toledo American Association
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Parker
Herman
Flea) Clifton
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Tigers
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Henry Ford Hospital
New York Yankees
Clifton
Winners Named In July Shooting Of Airways Gun Club
Sam O Brine won the July class B championship at the Cedar Rapids Airways Gun Club earning a trophy and promotion to class A Harold Drew finished second in class B Charles Heaton of Fairfax claimed the class A trophy on fifty targets Frank Brookhiser was runner up on two hundred targets in class C George Kearns and Bert Rickard tied for class C honors and will shoot next Sunday to decide the winner Scores from Sundays competition followed and set up the August meet will count toward the three division titles
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Sam O’brine
Cedar Rapids Airways
Harold Drew
Charles Heaton
Fairfax
Frank Brookhiser
George Kearns
Bert Rickard
John Krall
Sam _ O
E. I. Copeland
John. Miskovsky
Charles Schaeffer
Six college stars named as all star starters for season opener
Notre Dame star Wayne Millner and Stanford’s Top Ping challenge for ends while Minnesota’s Dick Smith locks a tackle berth. Northwestern guard Tangora and Minnesota guard Oech headline guards, with Notre Dame’s Shakespeare among halfbacks. Coaches to be chosen by fan votes. team trains August 13 at Northwestern.
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Soldier’s Field
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Dick Smith
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Doping Suspected in Bourbon Whiskey Case at Longacres
Seattle the Washington racing commission indefinitely suspended Dr. Harold Emmerson a Leelock Nevada veterinarian and race horse owner after a saliva test showed the thoroughbred Bourbon Whiskey winner of the July 17 fourth race at Longacres track was stimulated with an alk cid.
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Wash
INS
Harold Emmerson
Leelock
Nev
Washington Horse Racing Committee
Longacres
Australia Wins Doubles to Narrow Davis Cup Gap
In Wimbledon, Australia defeats G. P. Hughes and D. R. Tuckey in four sets 6-4 6-5 10-8 to trim the deficit to 2-1. Crawford and Adrianne tally their first win of the finals while the Aussies must take both remaining singles to claim the cup.
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Eng
Ins
Monday
Jack Crawford
Adrianne
G. P. Hughes
D. R. Tuckey
Fred Perry
H. W. “Bunny” Austin
England
McGregor Nine Beats Clayton Team 27 to 3 in Baseball
Special to The Gate reports McGregor defeated Clayton 27 to 3 on McGregor diamond after a decisive early lead. The game featured strong hitting by McGregor and a solid pitching performance by their pitchers.
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McGregor
McGregor Diamond Sun
Clayton
Lowden Dixon Pace Rivals In Eastern Iowa Baseball Loop
Little change in the standings came from Sundays games in the Eastern Iowa league. Scores of the games follow.
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Dixon
Iowa
The
Gazette
Kenwood Tennis Held To Tie By Dysart Team
Dysart and Kenwood teams finished 3-3 in a Sunday match here with Grom of Kenwood defeating Fort of Dysart 6-1 7-5 and Wilson of Dysart beating Hottel 4-6 6-3 6-4. Doubles results show L Tompkins with a 6-4 win and Dysart defeating Kenwood in a 6-4 set.
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Dysart
Kenwood Tennis Association
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Hottel
Grom
Fort
Drasit
Erase
R. Tompkins
Ee Ostes
Desert
Hunt
Iowa Women's Golf Tournament Opens at Okoboji Course
West Okoboji hosts the Iowa women’s golf qualifiers as 32 players advance to the championship flight. Favorites include 15-year-old Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque, defending champion Jennet Jones of Des Moines, and challengers Mrs. K D Stone Des Moines Neil Kennard Carroll Day Waterman Davenport Indy Morton Okoboji Ann Casey Mason City and Eleanor Stevens Salem.
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Iowa
Edith Estabrooks
Dubuque
Jennet Jones
Des Moines
Davenport
Edith
Miss Jones
K. D. Stone
Neil Kennard
Carroll
Day Waterman
Indy Morton
Okoboji Club
Ann Casey
Mason City Star
Eleanor Stevens
Salem
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