Raiders Rally to Whip Clinton with Foxx Homer
Boston edged Chicago 2 1 as Jimmy Foxx hit a fourth inning homer driving in Ted Williams. Harris held the Red Sox to seven hits in seven innings while Foxx added his twelfth homer and 41st RBI of the season.
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Raiders
Clinton
Mickey Harris
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Jack Knott
Ted Williams
BR Mixa
Young
Singliea Aneaa
Nim
Foxx
Harris
Chicago
Mike Kreevich
Taft Wright
Luke Appling
Larry Rosenthal
Phillies Triumph Over Cleveland 6 1 Behind Lee Ross Gem
Lee Ross limited Cleveland to two hits as the Philadelphia Athletics won 6 to 1. Hal Trosky hit his 12th homer for Cleveland, Sam Chapman homered for Philadelphia, and Chapman drove in two runs as the A's ran to a decisive victory.
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Philadelphia
INS
Lee Ross
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Hal Trosky
Indians
Sam Chapman
Bidreauss
MecCoy
W'therly
O'Moses
Bell
Ovohnsons
Trosks
Hayes
Heath
Oslebert
Keltner
Chapman
Mack
Arnubelibe
Hemsley
McCoy
Trosky
Ross
Bourex
Boute
Clevelands
Bajls
Allen
Dobson
Harder
Innites
Bummers
Rommel
Des Moines Schools Dominate State Golf Championship
Morris Somerville, the Harlan high standout, won the individual crown with 76 74 150 at Woodside as Roosevelt Des Moines captured its 13th team golf title in the state tournament. Top Des Moines entrants faced strong showings from Cedar Rapids Franklin Albia Ottumwa and Waukon competitors amid 31 schools.
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Des Moines
Morris Somerville
Harlan High
Woodside
Roosevelt High
Roosevelt
Richard Lynch
Franklin High
Cedar Rapids
Bob Feese
Albia
Chariees
Taylor
Ottumwa
Roger Martin
Waukon
Wendell Robinson
Harry Boyd
Montezuma
Joe Knowles
Reds edge Red Sox 3 2 as Thompson leads win
Cincinnati defeats Boston 3 2 to extend its winning streak to four behind strong three hit game by Gene Thompson. A protest over a checked call at first base arose in the second inning while Lonnie Frey hit a two-run homer for the Reds in the fifth and Cuccinello delivered a run for the Bees in the sixth.
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Cincinnati
INS
Gene Thompson
Reds
Boston
Stewart
Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Lopez
Hassett
McCormick
McCormick Lombardi
Lonnie Frey
Cuccinello
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O.craft
Moore
Frey
Hassell
Goodman
West
McCay
Ross
Cuenellogh
Werber
Rizzo
Miller
a.Myers
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Thompson
Myers
Posedel Sen Posede
Thompson Thompson
A. Barr
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Phillies Break St Louis Hex With 5-4 Victory
Morris Arnovich pinch hit a eighth inning single to lift the Phillies to a 5-4 win in St Louis. Mahan May sparked the Cards with a stolen second and third before Owen threw into center. Mulcahy earned the win for Philadelphia while Russell took the loss for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Morris Arnovich
Phillies
St Louis
Cards
Merrill May
Catherine Owen
Centerfeld
Philadelphia
ABNOR
Mary
Owen
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Orenzo
Atwood
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Padkett
Arnovich
Martz
Hopp
Klein
Bragan
Mahan
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Brown
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Mecce
Reardon
Klem
Goetz
Iowa Teachers Lose Doubleheader in Kalamazoo
Western Michigan State Teachers College pitchers threw two no hits against Iowa State Teachers of Cedar Falls in a twin bill. Frank Overmire pitched a perfect game in the opener with 98 pitches and 12 strikeouts. George Bailey followed with a seven inning no hitter in the second game, walking two and allowing two misplays.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
George Bailey
College Baseball Scores From Midwest Meet
Western Michigan 1 Iowa State Teachers 1 in a draw. Michigan State 4 Notre Dame 2. Iowa 8 Minnesota 3. Target: multiple teams and outcomes in a single brief update with strong entity mentions.
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Western
Mich
Track Championships Won By Coe and Franklin
Coe college won the Midwest conference title and Beloit relays while Franklin high school captured city and Mississippi Valley conference honors. Franklin finished second to Davenport in the district meet, with both programs highlighted by their listed rosters and faculty.
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Coe College
Franklin High
Coe
Franklin
Beloit
Davenport
Bob Foulkes
Luther Burker
Irwin Nelson
Rob Smith
Walt Kinch
Everette Stoutner
Carl van Evera
Bill Davis
Roy Cedarland
John Prasch
Bob Spiegelhauer
Art van Wyk
Bob Dudycha
Fred Verink
Harley Moore
John Altfillisch
Conach Forest Rutgers
Moray Eby
Albert Harper
George Hidinger
Ralph Essham
Richard Swearingen
Eldon Levis
Vernon Elslager
Marvin Berg
Bob Thacker
Duane Emerson
Bob Morrison
Bob Davis
Bob Kimball
Tom Shive
Glenn Kemper
Warren DuBois
Dick Klima
Jim Sweeney
Gerald Wachal
John McKay
Don Deal
Robert Puckett
Bil Burcer
Dick Cornwell
Jack Schillig
Bull Vogel
Warren Johnson
Ronald Roupe
Bob Bennett
Cubs Edge Dodgers In Overtime Thriller
Cubs beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 in 12 innings as Al Todd homered leading off the twelfth. Harold Reese was hit in the head by a pitch and taken to a hospital. Brooklyn’s skid widened to three games behind the Reds. Relief work by Monty and Pressnell keyed Chicago’s rally and late defense.
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al Todd
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Outfit
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Harold
Pee-Wee”Reese
Jake Monty
Reese
Monty
Ken Raffensberger
Tot Pressnell
Tex Carleton
Mooty
Presswell
Todd
Brooklyn
Chirazo
Dur'cher
Hermanithn
Gleeson
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Lson
Gal'rherrf
Russell
Carleton
Pressweil
Raffensberrer
Carteton
Pressnell
Ratfensberser
Morty
Ry Monte iReese
Fallantani
Pinelli and Campbell
Roger Bowen Named Coach At Clinton High
Clinton AP Roger Bowen of Mason City was named head football and basketball coach at Clinton high school succeeding Fred Geneva who resigned to take a similar post and athletic directorship at Washington high school in Iowa Bowen is a Burlington native and Town State college graduate and has two years as Mason City assistant coach
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Clinton
Roger Bowen
Mason City
Clinton High School
Fred ‘Peck
Geneva
Washington
Iowa
Bowen
Burlington
Town State College
Raiders Lead With Small Hitters Big Pitching Praise
Ollie Marquardt discusses Cedar Rapids Raiders rising to the top on strong pitching and rapid improvement despite a team batting .238. He praises Ray Poat for potential Cleveland wins and notes focus on developing a new starter. Also announces Hanford American Legion July Fourth boxing showcase with Cedar Rapids teams and local boxers.
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Marquardt
Poat
Cleveland
Hanford Post
The
American Legion
Legion Boys
Cedar Rapids
A.A.U
Golden Gloves
Legionaire Johnny
Pitt Trackmen Win Four-A Games at Intercollegiate Meet
Pittsburgh won the sixty fourth Intercollegiate AANA track and field championships with 2915 points despite no first places. Four records were broken or tied in events including the two mile one mile relay 120 high hurdles and shot put in Cambridge Massachusetts as Penn State placed second with 24 points and Yale California tied for third with 20.
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Cambridge
Mass
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Penn State
Yale
California
New York University
Tufts
Georgetown
Maine
Manhattan
Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
Michigan State
Brown
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Fordham
Boston College
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Temple
Standings and results from three-eye league weekend play
Standings show Clinton Watering Madison Springfield Moline Evansville and Cedar Rapids atop the three eye league. Saturday results include Clinton at Cedar Rapids and Watering at Madison with wins by Clinton and Madison. Sunday matchups list Clinton at Cedar Rapids Springfield at Moline and Decatur at Evansville while Waterloo visits Madison. American Association games and other national scores appear with multiple city matchups and results across baseball standings.
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Rapids
Madison
Springfield
Evansville
Clinton
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Watering
S_ Madison
Moline
Waterloo
Pinch Homer In Eighth By Wessels Decides It
Wessels delivered a dramatic eighth inning homer to lift the Raiders to an 7-5 victory over the Clinton Giants at Hill park. The free agent pickup from the Three-Eye league started as pinch hitter and matched power with a four-bagger after three prior chances. Ollie Marquardt praised Wessels as a potential catcher with his bat, while Marquardt and Semezak anchored defense as the Raiders completed five double plays in a strong late-game win.
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Ollie Marquardt
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Will Waterloo
Cap Crossley
Harry Johnson
Crossley
Waterloo
Wessels
Raiders
Hill Park
Wallop
Clinton Giants
Eddie Marleau
Stan Gehrke
Anderson
Josh Billings
Regin
Fort Dodge
Carl Wessels
Tom Fairweather
Three-Eye
Fairweather
Western Association
Mike Blaze
Blaze
Ollie Marquards
Ollie
Thewo
Marquardt
Henry Semezak
Waza
Marleau
Johoson
Gehrke
Toanroll
Bradford
I Andersen
ONO
Work
Semerzak
Larne
Clinton J
Halis
Douglas
Williams
Selkirk's Three-Run Homer Sparks 8-5 Yankees Win
George Selkirk belts a three-run homer in the fifth as the New York Yankees topple St Louis 8 to 5. Emil Bilditch was roughed up after a strong start, giving up nine hits and seven runs before leaving. McQuinn homered for the Cardinals.
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NEW York
INS
George
St Arh
Larvss
tCroasefts
Kramer
Chandler
Kero
Detroit overwhelms Washington with 19 safeties in 12 3 win
Detroit bats explode for 19 hits against Washington pitchers, blasting the Senators 12 to 3. Willis Hudlin works two innings, Joe Kraukauskas exits after the seventh, and Buck Jacobs shuts down Washington in the final two frames.
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Washington
ISL
Detroiit Saturdas
Senators
Detrad
Willis Hudlin
Joe Kraukauskas
Jacobs
Abi
Bartellis F
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Ferree
Miscins
Sulavane
Wudhapania S Newson
Wacnhsp
Tarals
Krakauskus
Cedar Rapids M and J preliminary bargains Tuesday curtain raiser
The Cedar Rapids Baseball club announces a bargain night program with Wilson's and Cedar Rapids Engineers from the M and J league as curtain raiser at 5 45 p.m. The Cedar Rapids Madison game starts at 8 20 p.m. Tickets cost 25 cents and admit all seats except boxes. Clinton ends its Hill Park series tonight at 8 15. Monday Madison opens with the Raiders on ladies night.
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Harry S. Johnson
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Wilson's
Cedar Rapids Engineers
Cedar Rapids-Madison
Clinton
Hill Park
Madison
Raiders
Waterloo and Moline Triumph In Three Eye Action
Waterloo White Hawks beat Madison 5 to 1 as Joe Boyles hurled seven innings of seven hit ball. Moline Plowboys rally with three runs in the eighth to topple Springfield 7 to 4, aided by a Springer homer with two aboard.
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Waterloo
White Hawks
Madison
Joe Boyles
Chicago White Sox
Moline
Plowboys
Springfield
Springer
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