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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1938

Page

9

Wolff Dominates With 13th Win in Raiders Victory

Wolff allowed five hits as the Raiders beat Clinton 7 to 1. Key moments included Wolff’s early three-run surge and Filbert’s spectacular one hand catch. Lee Vonyan led Cedar Rapids with a strong showing, while Chappell and Lahman contributed critical hits. The win improves Wolff’s season tally and sets up a three-game series against Evansville after a short road trip.

Amend Mangum Gupler Miineardt Suez Ona Hagyper Wolff Amends Keth Wantong Filbert Meyer Gates Todes Raiders Evansville Bloomigton Speingfield Decatur Hell Park Gedar Rapue Wok Owe Ramee Keene Howard Gurler Kenle Cedar Rauids Clinton Pahnan Stumsey Wates Lahiman Kilhert Farest Weenay Keenos Purite Kerno Seword Lahman Iriherts

German Davis Cuppers Split With Jugoslavia

In Berlin Germany and Jugoslavia split 1-1 after two singles in the European zone final. Heiner Henkel lost to Ferenc Puncee 6-1 7-5 6-3, while Georg von Matexa outlasted Josip Pallada 1-6 6-4 6-1 3-6 12-10. Matexa, from the former Austrian team, was recruited after Austria’s entity loss in the March coup.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Germany Jugoslavia Heiner Henkel Ferenc Puncee Georg von Metuxa Teutons Josip Pallada Matexa Austria Hiller

Traer kittens beat Independent Grocers in double header

Traer wins both ends of a Friday night double header at home against Waterloo based Independent Grocers. The 5-0 first game and 8-4 second game featured battery combos Konicek and Erickson in game one and Stauffer and Erickson in game two.

Traer Grocers of Waterloo Tracy Konicek Erickson Stauffer Speeiuit Evansvillg Ind Bees Decatur Comines Decatur Evanaville

Ireemberg Pushing Ruths Homer Mark

The piece discusses arms and feats around Ruth, Ireenberg, and Creenberg with references to Babe Ruth’s home run chase and rival pitchers. It notes Hank Creenberg hot on Ruth’s pace, Detroit Tigers and other teams in late season action, and various outcomes from a baseball weekend including Trosky and Pittsburgh Pirates.

Semi Finals In Western Open Tennis Tournament

Three West coast stars and one Chicagoan reach the Western Open junior singles semi finals in Delafield Wisconsin. Welby Van Horn Seymour Greenberg David Freeman and Larry Del advance and will face off in the next round with seeds and results noted. Greenberg defeated Marvin Catlock 6 2 6 2 while Freeman beat Robert Curtis 6 3 4. Van Horn endured a three set win over Jack Gurley and Del beat Colin Sawyer 6 3 2 6 1.

Marvin Catlock Los Angeles van Horn Jack Gurley Sacramento Calif Freeman Robert Curtis Houston Tex Larry Dee Colin Sawyer Chicago

Lost Nation And Miles Lead In Northeastern League

Lost Nation and Miles top the Northeastern standings as games set for Sunday July 31. Matches listed include Orford Junction at Lost Nation, Manneseta at Lost Nation, Dewitt at Lowden, and Charlotte at Maquoketa, with Lowden and DeWitt among leading teams in the table.

Lost Nation Miles Lowden Retievun Orford Junction Manneseta Dewitt Charlotte Mics Wwe Oxford Junction bin Louwden

Moline Thumps Red Hawks Again in Baseball

Special to The Charette reports Moline defeated Waterloo 17 to 2 after a prior 20 to 7 win and a Friday shellacking. The Red Hawks had seven errors aiding Waterloo, with strong hitting from Novikofe and others. Also mentions Bloomington upset, Evansville-Decatur doubleheader split with Decatur 2-0 and Evansville 3-1.

Moline RED Hawks Waterloo Novikofe

Box Score Details From Cincinnati New York Game Action

Partial box score excerpt covers multiple players and teams with listed at bats hits and errors. Mentions Cincinnati and New York box totals, pitchers, and several players including Ott, Burrell, Seeds, Greenberg, Gehringer, Moran, and Christman in a historically terse score summary.

Chancerty Schott du Vittiierie Caseman Pan Rai Art Wa Moore Oui Hrawa Am Ren Tur Danning Aa Gul Cineinaats New York Rrors- Nous McComics Frey F. Puuris Goodin Ted Lember Hyrtell Burrell Letsuh Bares Cincinnati Unses Andalises Gumbert VanderoMesr Brown Schull Guibert Vander Philadelphia Vetrult Walbais Anker Willartma Angoines Potter Unites Hubbard Quinn Rouynel

Wilson's Game Ends In 5 5 Draw As Darkness Falls

Wilson's and LaPlant-Choate battled to a 5 all tie after ten innings when darkness halted play. Dutch Kruever allowed six hits in his first start for LaPlant-Choate while Johnny Schmidt sparked Wilson with a bunt and drove in runs. Multiple misplays influenced the scoring as the contest stretched into extra time before suspension.

LaPhint Packers Java Wich Johnny Schmidt Ralph Ingels Schmidt Sall LaPlant-Choate Dick Ferreter LeRoy Fauni Dagwend Northrup Pinky Fuller Wilson Srueger

Washington Meets South English In Sunday Baseball clash

Washington Independent baseball hosts South English at Blattnerfield on Sunday. Washington shows an erratic season with recent upsets and a four game losing streak after a five game winning stretch.

Washington the Gazette Washington Independent Blattnerfield

Philadelphia Pirates Beat in a Rough Baseball Encounter

Philadelphia players clash in a tense game versus rivals with multiple runs, hits, and errors noted. Key performers include Martin Colins Weintraub and Jurges, while Mulcahy Sivess and French contribute on the mound.

Philadelphia Jorcdat Mulcaly Sig Ielphin Oollars Jurees Collins Martin Cavarretia Lee Jurges Huack Whitney Daris Arnovicih Galan Colins Hires Weintraub Jordan Steten Herman Collings Youns Collase Philadelpha Suess French Mulcahy Muulcahy Sivess Reot Prendy Im & Sinvess Winnins Piteher Opiteher Prench Umpues Barr Stark and Stewart Tine

Australians Win Over Mexicans In Davis Cup Matches

In Kansas City, John Bromwich of Australia defeated Eugenio Tapia 6-4 6-4 6-4 after a slow start. Adrian Quist beat Daniel Hernandez 6-1 7-5 6-4 as Australia opened the Davis Cup North American zone with decisive singles wins.

Kansas City John Bromwich Eugenio Tapia Adrian Quist Daniel Hernandez Mexico

Crushers Set Sunday Practice At Ellis Park

Coach Heinie Groth announced that Crushers candidates will workout Sunday morning at 10 o clock at Ellis Park. Most local players who have indicated they will try out are expected to attend.

Heinie Groth Crushers Ellis Park

Center Legacy Hinges On Svendsen Family Ties

Minnesota columnist recalls Earl Bud Svendsen’s tough center era at Minnesota in 1936. His son Mike, 22 months old, reportedly tackled a screen on a second story window, breaking through to the ground before a doctor ruled out injuries.

Minneapolis Earl Bud” Svendsen University of Minnesota Mike Bud Svendsen

Standings and results from WoL Part and Cedar Raids match

Standings show Evansville 86 10 minus 641, Moling 30 47 and Decatur 40 58. Rapids and Waterion etc. list scores and team positions. Friday results include Clinton de Decatur 2 2 Evansville 0 5, plus Moline 17 and Wavering 2. Saturday schedule: Waterloo at Cuinm with only one game listed.

Evansville Moling Decatur Rapids Shiingheld Bloomston Waterion Cunton Clinton de A. Broomigin Moline Wavering Waterloo Cuintm

Baseball scores and standings from Friday and Saturday

Sports digest lists team records for New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland St Louis and others with W L records and percentages. Includes Friday results Columbus Indianapolis Milwaukee Saint Paul Minneapolis Kansas City and upcoming games across cities, plus notes on batters and pennant-clock references.

New York Detroit Cleveland Chienen Hoston Philadelphia Aha Washington St Loui Chicara Wargudter Boston St Louis Chicago Aiiston St. Louis Washington Wol Peti Wol Pittsburgh Brooklyn Heston Chicare St. Lows Cincinneti New York Crncinnati Pittebureh Cincinnuti St. Paul

Japanese Davis Cup Squad Clinches Berth Versus Mexico

In Montreal the Japanese Davis Cup team beat Canada 3-0 with Jiro Yamagishi and Fumi taru Nakano defeating Ross Wilson and Laird Watt 6-3 3-6 6-3 7-5. The doubles win sealed a final berth vs Mexico Australia survivor in Kansas City, to be played August 11 to 13. singles matches today are expected as formality with Yamagishi facing Wilson and Nakano facing Robert Murray.

Montreal Que Jiro Yamagishi Fumitaru Nakano Ross Wilson Laird Watt Kansas City Japan Canada Yamagishi Wilson Nakano Robert Murray

John Deere Waterloo Team Meets Wilson Sunday at Ellis Park

The John Deere softball team of Waterloo will meet Wilson on Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The game is set for diamond No 4 at Ellis Park.

John Deere Waterloo Wilson Ellis Park

Sports Jabs Roundup From Scattered Scores

A compact round of boxing notes and results from multiple sites. Buddy Knox stops at 194 pounds in Dayton while George Nicholson from Yonkers earns a points win at 203. Lia Morris of San Francisco battles to a decision in another bout.

Associated Press Dayton Buddy Knox Dastons George Nichelson Yonkers San Francisco Lia Morris Mil- MauEres Billy Latka San Jose Abit Nollywood Cali

Snead Leads St Paul Open as Stubbler Shines

Sam Snead trails leaders by five strokes in round two of the St Paul Open at Keller course. Frank Stubbler, fresh from a near fatal accident, fires a 67 to join late frontrunners. Others scoring 69 include Barry Cooper Johnny Regalata and Lloyd Mangrum as field tightens ahead of Saturday’s 18 hole medal to decide the final 64.

Errite Alitens Schmidt Grebard Morthr Pau Yates Thiel Saalinetay Inkeis Netson Faunt Ahrens Perto Rus Akrens Kruceer Northrup Prey Holland Puller Dace Wisons Schmide ST. Paul, Minn Sammy Snead Snead Willie Goggin San Bruno Calif Ernest Stuhler Tommy Armour Chicago Harry Bassler Long Bech Calift Bill Kaiser Louisville Barry Cooper Chicopee Falls Mass Cooper Johnny Revalta Evanston Ill Joe Coria St. Paul Art Doehring, Jr Chicazo Clarence Yockey Kansas City Pat Sawyer Birmingham Much Henry Ransom Bryan Tex Tony Manera Lloyd Mangrum Los Angeles Lamson Gene Soruzen Abe Espinosa Ray Mangrum Yong Penna Bob MacDonald AL Wrueger Ouner Jimmy Thomson Johnny Bulla Monarch of Golf Walter Haven, Sr Charles Burkett Cedar Rapids Goggin Harrison Goguin Ed Dudley Philadelphia Bill Henlein Bobl Graves George Buptie Webb Gilbert Herman Keiser Horton Smith Jim Foulis al Classen Johnny Gibson Stan Larsen John Kraft Gunnard Johnson

Somerville Meets Adams in Canadian Amateur Final

London prep star Ross Somerville and Ted Adams of Columbia Missouri reach the Canadian amateur golf final after solid semi final wins. Adams edged Edwin Kingsley by one with a birdie putt at 18 feet, while Somerville dominated Ven Savage to win by 12 up and 11 to go.

London Ont INS Ross Somerville Art and Country Club Ted Adams Columbia Somerville Ven Savage Salt Lake City Adams Edwin C. Kingsley

Ruth Smith Opens Kenmore Exhibition Sunday Afternoon

Ruth Smith, Ottumwa high school golfer and recent state women's champion, will play 18 holes of medal play at Kenmore Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o'clock. She faces Mrs. Gladys Helscher of Cedar Rapids and Miss Mary De Martalaere of Rock Island in an exhibition free to the public.

Ruth Smith Ottumwa Mason City Kenmore Gladys Helscher Cedar Rapids Mary de Martalaere Rock Island

Mixed Foursome Event Set at Country Club

A mixed foursome golf event is planned at the Country Club for Sunday afternoon. Another two-ball mixed foursome will begin play at 3 o'clock.

Country Club

Pirates Will Win The Pennant Paul Waner

Brooklyn series in town with Pirates foreseeing a National League pennant margin. Paul Waner predicts a big cushion for rest before the World Series as Johnny Rizzo Handley Young and Arky Vaughn spark a revamped lineup. Team discipline and improved pitching, led by Mace Brown, drive a strong surge since June 7, while fans debate giants Cubs and Reds as challengers.

Glee Paul Pittsburgh Pirates McCoy Pirates New York Giants Hubbell Chicago Cubs Cincinnati YORK Johnny Rizzo Lee Handley Pep Young Mace Fireman Arky Vaughn Arky Pirate Giants New York Fie Traynor Buccaneers Brooklyn Traynor McGraw Pie Burleigh Grimes Waner

Olson Released Hoffman Signed by Raiders Pitching Shakeup

A Friday move reshapes the Cedar Rapids pitching staff as Bob Olson is released and Ray Hoffman signed. Hoffman, a young hitter secured by a scout for the Chicago White Sox and given to the Raiders, gains opportunity over Olson. Cap Crossley favors the signing, while Olson struggles to find a winning rhythm. Lou Boudreau returns from a broken hand and works out, aiming to resume at third base by mid next week. Don Gugler shifts to utility duties with Boudreau back in action.

Raiders Bob Olson Ray Hoffman Chicago White Sox Cap Crossley Olson Mitchell Cedar Rapids Lou Boudreau Bloomington Crossley Boudrewu Don Gugler

Powell's radio remarks land him a ten day suspension

Chicago AP Jake Powell New York Yankees outfielder was suspended ten days by Commissioner Landis for a radio remark he made at White Sox Park during a dugout interview before the Yankees versus White Sox game. Landis said the remark about Negroes was careless, not intentional, and Powell was cut off the air immediately as station calls demanded apologies.

Chicago Jake Powell New York Yankees Kenesaw Mountain Landis White Sox Powell New York Landis WGN

Dodgers Farm Ray Thomas To Elmira Club

Brooklyn AP reports Ray Thomas young Dodger catcher was sent Friday to Elmira, the club’s farm team in the Eastern league. He played with Cedar Rapids last year.

Ray Thomas Elmira The Dodgers Brooklyn Dodger Thomas Cedar Rapids

Mack Would Sentence Law Breaker to See Athletics Play

Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics sat with Judge John P Scallen as police cases were heard. He urged to sentence Jack Berry, a man found on a park bench with rum, to see the team play which the judge deemed the worst possible sentence.

Mack Law Athletics Detroit Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics John P Scallen Jack Berry McGillicuddy Te Cobb Berry

Riggs And Cooke Reach Sea Bright Final

At Sea Bright New Jersey top seed Bobby Riggs defender and Port land Ore Elwood Cooke advanced to the championship. Riggs defeated Frank Kovacs of Oakland 4 6 6 3 6 2 6 0 while Allison faded against Cooke 6 3 4 6 3 in the other semi final, ending Allison title hopes.

SEA Bright N. J Bobby Riggs Elwood Cooke Portland Ore Riggs Wilmer Allison Frank Kovacs Oakland Calif Allison Cooke

Hoosier at 86 Regains Citizenship Lost in Fire

Christian Fell, 86, regained U S citizenship after fire destroyed his original record. He arrived from France 66 years ago and made Auburn, Indiana, home. The fire razed an old records building, destroying his citizenship record. he reapplied and was granted by Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick.

Fort Wayne Ind Christian Fell United States France Auburn Fell Thomas W. Slick

Real Estate Transfers from Regional Properties

Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances dated 1937 1938 involving Bruce Ross also known as Bruce M Ross Richard A and Elva Koranda joint tenants then D W Meredith as guardian of Lillie J Meredith Jennie M Payne Ida B Finn Jennie M Payne John I Henderson heirs at law Arthur D and Elizabeth W Biddinger and Arthur D and Elizabeth W Biddinger again. Transfers include fee simple titles minor shares in Prairieburg Midway Park and other tracts with nominal consideration and allocations of undivided interests.

Bruce Ross Bruce M. Ross Richard A Elva Koranda Hus McClenahan Buchanan James McClelland’ Ross James McClelland Ross Mtg D. W. Meredith Lillie J. Meredith Jennie M. Payne Prairieburg L. Hake Prairieburz Grantee Ida B. Finn Elf O. L. L Hake’s John I. Henderson

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