Raiders Bunch Hits To Defeat Omaha Hoods 11 to 4
The Raiders pounded out 12 hits led by Charley Clements five RBI on a single and two doubles. Jim Hayes pitched shutout baseball until the ninth as Omaha’s Rob in Hoods were downed 11 to 4. Wayne McCue and Frank Howard provided key support with multiple singles and doubles.
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Standings and results from Tuesday and Wednesday games
Standings show Davenport and Cedar Rapids tied at 12 wins, Omaha 10, Sioux City 12, Waterloo 8. Tuesday results include Davenport 7, Des Moines 4. Cedar Rapids 11, Omaha 4. Waterloo 9, Sioux City 4. Wednesday games list Davenport at Des Moines, Omaha at Cedar Rapids, Waterloo at Sioux City. In the second block Boston 34 18 leads Philadelphia 13 38. Detroit 24 21. St. Louis 12 31. New York 20 14 as. Chicago 11, New York 9. Boston 14, Cleveland 6. Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4. Washington 15, St. Louis 11. Wednesday games: Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Boston. St. Louis at Washington. Other scores: St. Louis 28 14 .667. Cincinnati 20 23 .465. New York 25 17 .595. Boston 20 24 .455. Pittsburgh 22 20 .524. Brooklyn 18 26 .409. Chicago 20 20 .500. Philadelphia 18 27 .400. Final results include St. Louis 5, Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 5, Boston 4. Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 8. New York at Chicago postponed. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Tuesday Baseball Results Highlight Narrow KC Victory and Big Wins
Tuesday results show Kansas City edged St. Paul 1 0 while Minneapolis routed Milwaukee 5 2. Columbus crushed Louisville 13 0 with Toledo at Indianapolis postponed due to rain. remaining matchups include Toledo at Indianapolis and Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
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Iowa Loses Host Of Prize Athletes In Various Sports
Special to The Gazette Iowa City list shows thirty five University of Iowa graduates or summer finishers who will leave next fall. Notables include football halfback Dick Crayne basketball forward Sid Rosenthal track star Francis Cretzmeyer and wrestling champion Earle Kelhorn. The compiled roster lists seniors in football baseball track basketball swimming golf tennis wrestling and gymnastics with captains named and hometowns noted.
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Dick Crayne
Sid Rosenthal
Francis Cretzmeyer
Earle Kelhorn
Adolph Jacobsmeyer
Hawkeye
Fairfield
Jack Gallagher
Chicago
Dwight Hoover
Trent
S. C
Rudy Leytze
Independence
Floyd McDowell
Jefferson
Bill Seel
Cedar Rapids
Joe Richards
Denison
Marty Underwood
Ryan
Charles Blackman
Sewal
Marion Clausen
Oxford
Wilbur Wehmeyer
St. Louis
Jack Sieg
Tulsa
Okla
James Gardner
Vinton
George Cook
Gordon Shelledy
Milford
Henry Kadgihn
Frank Nye
Shenandoah
Kenneth Cline
Dave Metz
Burlington
Frank O’leary
Cherokee
Earle Kielhorn
Robert Larson
Fort Dodge
Tom Monroe
Edwin Kringel
Iowan Captains Army Baseball and Track Teams
Robert W. Griffin of Riverside Iowa was elected Army baseball captain while Richard P. Klocko of Dunkirk New York was chosen Army track captain. Griffin was the regular army catcher in the 1936 season, announced by Maj. L D Worsham.
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N. Y
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Riverside
Richard P. Klocko
Dunkirk
Army
L. D. Worsham
Griffin
Maria Theresa dollar noted as principal coin of Ethiopia
An item records that the Maria Theresa dollar or thaler is identified as the principal coin of Ethiopia.
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Davenport Bumps Demons 7-4 in Des Moines
Davenport Blue Sox defeat Des Moines Demons 7 to 4 as Willoughby earns the win with 12 hits allowed while Harris takes the loss. Des Moines struggles with runners on base despite six early hits and three earned runs.
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Davenport
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Will) Willoughby
Herb Harris
Frank Hall
VanCamp
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Nick Polly
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Gene Rye
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Dantas
Cady
Collins
Hawkeyes, Wolverines Face Title Decider After Rainout
Rain washed out the Iowa Michigan baseball game in Ann Arbor. The postponement leaves Iowa and Michigan at 8-1 in the Big Ten with one game to decide the undisputed title while Illinois has already finished 10-2.
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Box Score Summary Major League Totals 34 9 241 The Game
Box score totals show Sivas and Brooks added runs for St Louis and Brooklyn with 4 5 9 scoring events. P Dean earned the win while Baker took the loss. Umpires Pfirman Stewart and Pinelli. Time 2 15.
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Detroit vs Philadelphia baseball summary
Newsome and Kelley pitched for late innings as Goslin and Simmons led RBIs. Gehringer and Simmons delivered three base hits while Fox doubled twice. Owen stole a base. multiple sacrifices and a double play highlighted the defensive effort. Detroit left 10 on base and Philadelphia 9 as Bridges and Kelley combined for 13 strikeouts. Time 2:19.
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Warstler
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Burns
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Basil
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Ota Gringer
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Pereens
Rf Simmons
Cohnson
Rogell
Dean Bridges
Ni Peters
O. Hayes
C Kelley
Phillies Rally Past Reds In Ninth Inning Thriller
In a split run game, Philadelphia scores the decisive run in the ninth. Chiozza, Klein, Whitney and Scarsella key the offense with multiple RBIs and home runs. Brennan earns the win for Philadelphia as Bowman takes the loss.
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Whitney
Norris
Chiozza
Klein
Atwood
Sheerin
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Scarsella
Myers
Kampouris
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Walker
Chapman
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Hollingsworth
Passeau
Brennan
Coneland
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Campbell
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Washington Downs St. Louis in 15‑Run Baseball Tilt
Washington exploded for 15 runs, defeating St. Louis 15 to 7 after scoring 9 runs in the middle innings. DeShong earned the win for Washington while Van Atta took the loss for St. Louis. key contributors included Myer Powell DeShong and Travis for Washington and Carey Coleman Kuhel Millies for St. Louis.
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Roosevelt Juniors defeat Cities Service 6 to 1 in league clash
Hotel Roosevelt moves to first place with a sixth straight win as Norman Usher fanned fourteen, held Cities Service to two hits, and Earl St. Germaine added a triple and score in a five-run fourth inning at Riverside Park. Schrodermeier took the loss after giving up the decisive inning.
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Bean's Home Run Wins For Wilson's From Gazette
A booming homer by Bean sealed a 6 5 Open league win for Wilson's over The Gazette at Ellis Park. The game featured early errors by both sides and a late run by Wilson's to erase a one run deficit. Del Zarub homered for The Gazette off Walt Broussard but Armstrong's team held on 8 7. Parkson's outhit but erred, Brown Derby forfeited after car trouble, Solon CCC beat LaPlant Choate 5 to 10.
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Cardinals Defeat Dodgers as Deans Spark Pennant Bid
The Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 3 as Dizzy and Paul Dean drive a balanced attack. Frank Frisch’s pitching staff gets strong support from Batters, with Medwick, Martin, and others contributing key hits in a pennant chase.
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Amana Beats Millersburg 10 to 5 on Amana Diamond
High Amana wins 10 to 5 over Millersburg at home as Roeniig and Hergert pitched for Amana while Pete Lane pitched for Millersburg. Village game notes describe strong Amana hitting and solid defense.
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Parks Defends National Open In Field Of 170
Springfield New Jersey input notes a 170 player field for the Baltusrol National Open. Sam Parks Jr. seeks a repeat after Oakmont win amid strong favorites Gene Sarazen Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta. Lawson Little misses qualifying. amateurs led by Johnny Goodman enter the 72 hole test with high hopes.
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Iowa to Host Notre Dame in 1939 clash on Nov 11
Iowa coach Ossie Solem announced a two game home and home deal with Notre Dame for 1939 and 1940. The 1939 meeting in Iowa City on November 11 marks the second Hawkeye Irish clash, the first since 1921 when Iowa won 10 to 7. The 1940 date in South Bend remains to be set.
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Davenport
Ban on Carnera and Gastanaga Fights in New York State
New York state athletic commission bars Primo Carnera and Isadore Gastanaga from further appearances in New York. They halted their May 27 showdowns at Ebbets Field against LeRoy Haynes and Steve Dudas after Carnera injured his ankle and Gastanaga fractured a rib.
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Wrestling Results Highlight Baltimore Licci Lopez vs Garibaldi
Vincent Lopez 227 pounds from California threw Gino Garibaldi 215 pounds of St Louis for a 36:20 win. Reading Pennsylvania saw Gus Sonnenberg defeat Joe Cox 224 pounds, Gaedoak.
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California
Gino Garibaldi
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Luther Defeats Upper Iowa Nine 6 to 1 in Iowa game
Luther topped Upper Iowa 6 to 1 at Decorah as captain Jim Crimmings pitched four hit ball in his final Norse appearance. The Norsemen, with five hits, capitalized on Peacocks errors and wildness, scoring in the second, third, sixth and seventh innings, including a three run third with Burmeister’s homer. Upper Iowa’s lone run came in the sixth on Burbridge’s triple to plate Gehrke.
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