Calvert Brilliant As Raiders Beat Springfield 6 0
Paul Calvert the Canadian pitcher dominated Springfield as Cedar Rapids shut out the Brownies 6 to 0 in the opener of a three game series. Calvert struck out thirteen, walked seven, and allowed only five hits to hand Earl Jones his fourth defeat in eleven decisions. The Raiders jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first, then added two in the third and one in the fifth. Del Jones and Frierson provided key two run hits and Fiore, Workman, and Hershey contributed runs as Springfield managed little offense. Attendance was 1 015 at the Cedar Rapids game with Calvert earning the win and Paul Gunter expected to start for the home team Wednesday.
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Northwestern Hopes De Correvont Cleared For Sept Practice
William De Correvont, a highly rated halfback, may join Northwestern football practice on September 10 after an appendectomy last Sunday. Team physician Dr. Marcus Hobart reported steady progress and said he should be cleared to report if recovery continues.
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Willcox Wins Masters Golf Meet With 224
Waterloo pro Pat Willcox won the Iowa Masters with a 224 total, breaking the 54 hole record by 10 strokes. Johnny Kraft and Sid Richardson tied for second at 227, with seven players, including Gaylord Crowell and Bill Cordingley, breaking the previous record of 234 despite heavy rain.
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Creston
Paletti Captures Iowa PGA Title After Playoff
Joe Paletti of Fairfield won the Iowa PGA championship after an 18 hole playoff with Vic Bass of Keokuk. Both leaders finished the 36 hole round tied at 137 and Paletti earned the state representative spot for the national PGA tournament later this summer.
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Raiders end Springfield streak with 6-0 win
Paul Calvert shines on the mound as the Raiders halt Springfield's nine game winning run with a 6-0 victory.
Baer asks $50,000 for Louis title bout
Sacramento reports Ex-heavyweight champion Max Baer would require a $50,000 guarantee to meet titleholder Joe Louis. Baer’s manager Ancil Hoffman stated the demand matches prior guarantees given to promoters and would hold for any promoter to use Baer against Louis.
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Standings and Results Across Leagues and Cities
Standings and results from THREE I league and American Association show Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and St Louis competing. Key gaps in records include Madison Moline Waterloo Clinton Decatur and Cedar Rapids with recent Tuesday and Wednesday results and upcoming games listed.
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Clinton Drops Three Games Behind First
Clinton ball club remains three games back in the Three Eye league after a rough stretch. Decatur beat Clinton 9 2 as Commis touched Fisher and Larson for 16 hits. Waterloo and Moline posted further wins while Evansville and Madison fell.
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Cedar Bluffs Mudcats Defeat Washington Indies 24 to 4
Special to The Gazette reports Cedar Bluffs Mudcats win their eighth game of the season. Stout pitched for the Bluffs and allowed eight hits while striking out five. The final score is 24 to 4 in Solon.
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Baseball rule puzzle and Pirates gain with Frisch era
A Milwaukee Journal columnist highlights a ruling gap after a walk on balls and a run scoring despite a baserunner not touching first. The piece then praises Frankie Frisch guiding the Pirates from a weak start to a formidable challenge in the pennant race aided by Sewell, Brown, and a surge of players.
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Baseball Box Score Notes From Pittsburgh and Brooklyn
Summarizes major league box score fragment with bases on balls and strikeouts. Mentions pitchers Head Sewell Tamulis Casey and umpires Sears Dunn Jordan time 2 21. Includes hit totals for Head and Tamulis across innings and pitcher loss attributed to Head.
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Worthington Leads Maquoketa Valley Standings Report
DYERSVILLE Worthington leads Maquoketa Valley with four victories in five games. Elkport and Strawberry Point tie for second place in the league standings.
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Dick Arnold Leads Coe Freshmen At C M T C Meet
Coe College freshman track star Dick Arnold, co captain for Company D, placed second in both the 100 and 220 yard dashes and helped secure a win in the 880 yard relay at the Citizens Military Training Camp meet in Fort Des Moines. He scored six points for his unit.
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Chaos in the American League pennant race fans in shock
The American League title chase remains unpredictable as leaders tie again after several shifts. Bob Feller wins for Cleveland 2 1 over Boston as Detroit thumped 8 0 by New York with Ruffing on the mound and a three run homer. The Reds beat the Giants 6 8 as Derringer notches his 15th.
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Former Hawkeye Named Illinois High School Coach
Robert Allen of Chicago, former University of Iowa swimming captain and football player, is named swimming coach and assistant football instructor at Rockford High School Illinois. Allen joins Hawkeye alums Leo Campeisi and Jim Laud, who hold top roles in athletics and physical education.
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Is Bill Terry Out Who Will In as Giant Manager
Rumors swirl around the New York Giants about Bill Terry possibly leaving as manager. Giants officials say Terry is signed through 1941 but speculation grows over a potential move to another club or purchase of the Boston Bees.
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Melichar Shuts Out Manufacturers 6-0 In M and J League clash
Freddy Melichar, veteran pitcher for the Packers, earned his sixth win of the season and a third shutout as Iowa Manufacturers were limited to two hits. Melichar walked four and hit one, while timely hitting and fielding support sealed the 6-0 victory. Reynolds, Michaels and Groves charged with key hits, and Melichar scored to cap the scoring in the final inning.
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Christman Recovers From Tonsillectomy After Injury
Paul Christman of Missouri was recovering from a tonsillectomy to aid his healing from a leg injury suffered in a spring baseball game. The leg injury has responded slowly to treatment.
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Paul Christman
University of Missouri
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