Raiders Fall Hard as Bloomington Rallies To 10-6 Victory
The Cedar Rapids Raiders squander a 3-0 first inning lead as Bloomington scores five in the fourth and adds the final run late. Hanning faces early trouble, as Rossbach relieves and limits further damage, while Blooming ton bats key hits including Adams and Hernandez to pull ahead.
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Iowa State and Drake Resume Cage Relations
Iowa State college athletic director George Veenker announced the Cyclones will renew basketball relations with Drake University for the 1938-39 season. Two games are set, December 17 at Ames and January 18 in Des Moines, with additional non conference games against Iowa State Teachers College and Grinnell College. The Big Six opener vs Kansas State is January 7 at Ames and the Nebraska game is February 27 in Ames.
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Veteran Ken Fenelon Faces Bad Boy Brown at Cedar Park
Ten year veteran Ken Fenelon of Dubuque opens the outdoor season at Cedar Park meeting Bad Boy Brown of Shreveport in the opening bout. Rudy Strongberg of Berlin meets Jerry Meeker of Honolulu in the main event. Bull Curley battles Bucky O'Neil in the opener.
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Dubuque
Cedar Park
Bad Boy Brown
Shreveport
Rudy Strongberg
Berlin
Jerry Meeker
Honolulu
Bull Curley
Bucky O'Neil
Kenney Pitches No Hit No Run Legion Victory
Red Kenney of Smulekoff Furniture hurled a no hit no run victory for the Junior Legion, fanning 13 and walking none until a third strike miscue allowed a runner. Kenney and teammates contributed all seven hits, with Joe Kenney, Bowen, and Shanahan keying the offense as Smulekoff's defeated Armstrong’s 6 to 0 to keep pennant hopes alive.
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Red Kenney
Smulekoff Furniture Company
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Armstrong Clothing Company
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West Siders
Big Red
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Len Novak
Joe Krejci
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Joe Kenney
Bob Bowen
Bob Shanahan
Red Dolan
Salvadore Corasello
Plan to modernize Chicago airport with new radio gear
Chicago officials report the Bureau of Air Commerce navigation division promises radio equipment valued at about 78000 dollars for the city's municipal airport. The upgrade hinges on enlarging the field to meet modern aircraft requirements with a hoped installation by July 1.
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Yanks Take Double Bill From Tigers In Detroit Action
The Yankees swept a double header from the Tigers, 5-4 and 5-2, with Spud Chandler and Monte Pearson superb on the mound. The Tigers slid to a sub .500 mark as injuries dimmed hopes of a comeback for Schoolboy Rowe.
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Cardinals Send Paul Dean To Rochester
Paul Dean, sidelined by a sore arm like his brother Dizzy, is optioned by the St. Louis Cardinals to Rochester of the International League. He will join the team Friday after arriving from Houston where he had one win in five starts.
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Bubbling Over, 1926 Derby Winner, Dies
Bubbling Over, the 1926 Kentucky Derby champion, died at Idle Hour farm in Lexington. The chestnut stallion, sired by North Star Beaming Beauty, produced 13 top finishes earning $78,552 and sired Derby champion Burgoo King in 1932.
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Col. E. R. Bradley
Olin Gentry
Bubbling Over
Rabbit alarm behavior and ground stamping description
When frightened rabbits stamp their hind feet creating a loud signal that travels far, alerting other rabbits to danger and prompting them to scatter to safety.
Box Scores Highlight Dual Baseball Showdowns
Box score details cover games with Boston Chicago and Dodgers Reds, noting left on base counts, walks, strikeouts, hits, and pitchers. Key performances include Lanning and Bryant for early, Grissom, Cascarella, and Lavagetto contributing multi hit games, while Benge and Hall balance pitching duties in Cincinnati and Brooklyn.
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Dick Anderson Signs with Green Bay Packers
Dick Anderson, Iowa star center from Yankton, S C, who earned three major letters at the University of Iowa, signs a professional football contract with the Green Bay Packers. He will graduate Monday and report to Green Bay on August 10, joining Hawkeye alums Joe Laws Zud Schammelman and Herm Schneiderman already on the squad.
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Iowa
Dick Anderson
Yankton
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University of Iowa
Green Bay Packers
Anderson
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Joe Laws
Zud Schammel
Herm Schneideman
Hawkeye
Boxing roundup from Associated Press scraps results
In Miami Manuel Flores 118 faced Buddy Moyes 310 with Flores earning an outpoint win. New York saw Pancho Villa 145 drop by technical knockout to Mase-Sturcer White 141, while Sammy Crecetti 127 fell to Joey Fontana 126 in Amsterdam.
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Mexico
Buddy Moyes
Fall River
Mase—Sturcer White
New York
Mat Pancho Villa
New Bedford
Maas
Joey Fontana
Breek- Isn
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Amsterdam
Standings and results from three leagues notes
Standings show Evansville leading the Three Eye League at 19 8 with .704. Bloomington 14 15 .483 Moline 15 11 .57 Waterloo 11 13 .1458 Springfield 14 11 .500 Cedar Rapids 10 17 .370 Decatur 15 13 .536 Clinton 8 18 .308 Results noted Thursday and Friday include Bloomington 10 Cedar Rapids Decatur 5 Shaler 1 Springfield 4 Waterloo 0 Evansville 10 Moline 2 with upcoming games Cedar Rapids at Springfield Clinton at Evansville Waterloo at Bloomington Moline at Decatur. Other baseball standings list New York 25 12 .677 Pittsburgh 18 18 .500 Chicago 24 16 .600 St Louis 16 20 .442 Boston 19 14 .578 Brooklyn 15 26 .366 Cincinnati 20 19 .512 Philadelphia 11 23 .324. several games postponed by rain and Friday results include New York 6 5 Boston 6 St Louis 12 Philadelphia 5.
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Bees Wingth in Row Beating Plows 10-2
Evansville stretched its winning streak to six straight by defeating Moline 10 to 2 in the series finale before 1,828 paid. Giebell allowed seven hits for his sixth win in seven starts. Box score filed by The Gazette.
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Washington Ball Club Faces Sigourney in Sunday Tilt
Washington Independent baseball team hosts Sigourney Sunday at the Hayesville diamond in a slate that also lists June 12 Iowa City Eagles June 19 What Cheer June 26 Oskaloosa July 3 What Cheer July 4 Iowa Power and Light Cedar Rapids at home or away.
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Washington Independent
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Hayesville
Iowa City Eagles
What Cheer
Oskaloosa
Iowa Power and Light
Cedar iRapids
Bees Poised as Stengel Era Grows with Base Hit Prowess
NHICAGO UP reports Boston Bees manager Casey Stengel shaping a disciplined lineup as they lag in batting yet show strong pitching. Vince DiMaggio predicts a .320 day as the club, third in standings and 142 games behind, relies on timely base hits and resilient defense. Stengel calls this possibly his best club and aims for a first division finish.
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Prince
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Chicago Cubs
Jim Turner
Lou Fete
Danny MacFayden
Milt Shaffner
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Russ Bauers
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Pirates weighing Pep Young for Wally Berger trade
Pittsburgh talks a potential swap involving Pep Young for New York Giants outfielder Wally Berger and second baseman Lou Chiozza. Manager Pie Traynor and Bill Terry discussed the deal after a rainout with indications they favor the move to add Berger's right handed bat and Young's Giants suitability. Berger has slumped this season while Chiozza shows a .232 clip and Young sits at .250.
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Wally Berger
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Four Local Teams Form Sandlot League
Four local teams organize a Sandlot league. Games set at Daniels Riverside or Crandie parks with standings listing Gordon's Standard Oil and others, indicating early records and team names in the table.
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