Raiders Lose 6-4 to Madison in Tight Baseball Tilt
Cedar Rapids Raiders drop from share of third to fifth place in the first division after a 6-4 defeat at Madison. Haas pitched seven innings, Stroud hit a fourth inning homer for Madison, and Nieman drove in three runs with a two bagger in the seventh as Madison pulled ahead late.
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Madison
Ollie Marquardt
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Meee
Haas
Heder Stroud
Hank Edwards
Stroud
Blas Monaco
del Jones
Monaco
Pester Haas
Kimbrell
Bink
Bob Hershey
Harry Griswold
Nieman
Sproull
Herich
Carl Wessels
Wally Kordenbrock
Jones
Hershey
Forrest Thompson
Box
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AH A
Mershey
Edwards
Kahn
Davis
Marauardt
Wessels
Thompson
tGehrke
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Griswold
C Nieman
Mans
Nerich
Spreuil
Kordenbrock
Ntar
halls—Kahn
Spreull
halls—Ost Naan
Ort Haas
Maas
Letton
Gordon and
Shive
Detroit
New York Yankees
Tigers
Steve Peek
Addition Of 18 Names Boosts Iowa Alumni I Club To 527 Total
The University of Iowa alumni club grows to 527 members with 18 new graduates and ten honorary members admitted. Names include Bruno Andruska Chicago Ralph Bohlin Iowa City Arno Buntrock Waukon Mike Enich Boone Max Hawkins Philadelphia Miss John Hill Davenport Howard Irvine Traer Robert Lattig Nevada Harold Leffler Grundy Center William Lenz Iowa City Henry Luebcke Chicago Joe Moore Ida Grove Jens Norgaard Iowa City Kenneth Pettit Logan Warren Smith Buffalo Center Charles Tollefson Elk Point S. D. Paul Whitmore Batavia Robert Wollenweber Keokuk. New honorary members are Dr. N. G. Alcock Roland Smith Roscoe Taylor Iowa City Dr. C.S. Foster Cedar Rapids Dr. Don Fitzgerald Mason City George H. Johnson Des Moines John H. Mitchell Fort Dodge Dr. Lowell T. Oldham Mason City Dr. W. W. Stevenson Rockwell City Roscoe Stewart Ottumwa.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Eric C. Wilson
Wilson
Bruno Andruska
Chicago
Ralph Bohlin
Arno Buntrock
Waukon
Mike Enich
Boone
Max Hawkins
Philadelphia
Miss
John Hill
Davenport
Howard Irvine
Traer
Robert
Local Motorcycle Stars Enter Race Meet Here Sunday
Fresh from wins on Illinois tracks Bob Cooper leads Cedar Rapids Motorcycle Club at McCarthy Heights Sunday in its first race of the season Entries are coming from Waterloo Ames Ottumwa Burlington Davenport and other Iowa cities A 125 purse attracts local riders in novice and amateur classes Time trials start at 1 pm and the starter’s pistol fires at 2 30 pm
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Illinois
Bob Cooper
McCarthy Heights
Cedar Rapids
Dick Johnson
Mike Locher
Waterloo
Feller Scholarship Awarded to Jim Steck
Sioux City AP reports Jim Steck a Morningside College sophomore from Sibley Iowa has won the Bob Feller scholarship of 100 dollars. The fund set up by Van Meter Iowa star pitcher honors a sophomore showing promise in athletics and academics. Steck lettered in football and basketball and played intramural softball.
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Sioux City
Jim Steck
Morningside College
Sibley
Bob Feller
van Meter
Morningside
Steck
Ferrell Leads Leaksville Club to Strong Start
Wes Ferrell has the Leaksville Bi-State league club poised for a rise after taking command, guiding six wins in seven games and climbing from cellar to third place. The piece also notes exhibition plans for a Lou Gehrig tribute and various sports anecdotes from baseball to football.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Lou Gehrig
Coopertown
Billy Conn
Joe Becker
Pittsburgh
Wes Ferrell
Leaksville
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Hughy Keogh
Gene Sarazen
Phil Rizzuto
Joe DiMaggio
Tom Stidham
Marquette
Milwaukee
Norman
Okla
Bill McKechnie
Bill Werber
Bill
Indians
Cleveland
Johnny Ray
Mike Jacobs
Conn-Louis
Tommy Murphy
Fenway Park
Yankee Red Sox
Bill Keefe
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Camp Edwards
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Dodgers Win. Brooklyn Triumphs Over St Louis in Doubleheader
In St Louis and Brooklyn games, Relser Camilli Medwick Owen Homerun hits propel Dodgers to 6 6 victory while Cooper takes loss. Other matchups feature Rucker Hartnett and Vernon core, with Washington and St Louis posting 14 12 runs respectively, and Leonard Masterson and Auker sharing mound duties.
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Washington Senators
Pittsburgh and Boston duel in erratic baseball clash
A scratched box score shows Gustine and Vaughan leading Pittsburgh and Boston hitters with multiple hits. Pitching totals list Helntzelman, Lamanna, Tobin and Javery, with errors and runs noted as the teams traded blows through the game.
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Gustine
Handley
Cooneycf
Elliott
OjDahleren
Vaughan
West
Van'R'b's
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Fletcher
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Javery
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Mass. Rees
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Platcher
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Moston
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Lamanna
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Spullivan
Red Pepper Sports Echoes Gehrig Death and Open Talk
The column reflects on Lou Gehrig’s death and the Iron Man myth, noting Ruth’s cautionary view and Mayo Clinic ambiguity about his illness. It also highlights Gene Sarazen’s Open yarn, Bobby Jones’ nerves, and a batch of brief notes on sports figures and Belmont stakes plans.
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Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Lou
Ruth
Mayo Clinic
Gene Sarazen
Saturday Evening Post
Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Jones
Standings and results from the THREE EYE and major leagues
Standings show Evansville tied for first with Madison at 13 10 and Clinton at 9 10. Clarke Park teams like Cedar Rapids Waterloo Moline Springfield and Decatur posted varied results with rain in several games. Tuesday results include Madison 6 Cedar Rapids 4 and Clinton 11 innings win over Waterloo. Wednesday schedule lists Cedar Rapids at Madison and Clinton at Waterloo.
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C. Rapids
Ag Springfield
Clinton
Madison
Waterloo
Decatur
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Sarinsfield
Springfield
Chalky Wright Wins in Queens Bout
Chalky Wright of Los Angeles defeated Guillermo Puentes of Colombia over eight rounds at the Queensboro arena Tuesday night before 4,000 fans in New York.
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New York
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Guillermo Puentes
Colombia
South America
Queensboro Arena
Peters Shoe Artist
Atchison Kansas Marty Peters football coach wins intramural horseshoe pitching championship at St Benedicts College contest title and winner's pride noted by NEA report
Struss Relief Win Lifts Waterloo Over Clinton in 11 Innings
Waterloo gains a 7 to 6 victory over Clinton in 11 innings as Jim Struss earns the win in relief after a five hit outing by Struss. The win tightens the race with Clinton, Madison, and Evansville in the standings while other games were rained out.
Minute Of Silence For Gehrig By Semi-Pros
Ray Dumont president of the national semi pro baseball congress announced a nationwide minute of silence at the next scheduled game for every semi pro club in tribute to Lou Gehrig. He named George Sisler as the commissioner's associate in honoring the great Yankee first baseman of all time.
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Wichita, Kan
INS
Ray Dumont
National
Lou Gehrig
Dumont
Yankee
George Sisler
Happy Valley to Play Milwaukee Team Sunday
Happy Valley baseball team runs a doubleheader with Welch-Cook-Bears next Sunday. Last Sunday Happy Valley defeated Milwaukee club of Marion 9 to 6 at home.
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Happy Valley
Milwaukee
Welch-Cook-Bears
Happy Valley Boys
Marion
Ford Frick Elected Alumni Trustee At DePauw University
Ford C. Frick president of the National Baseball League was elected Wednesday as an alumni member of DePauw University’s joint board of trustees and visitors. He graduated from DePauw in 1915.
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Greencastle, Ind
ULP
Ford C. Frick
National Baseball League
Board of Trustees and Visitors
DePauw University
Durocher Right About Reiser Stars for Dodgers
Dodgers beat the Cardinals 6-0 as Pete Reiser homered and boosted his batting average to .361 with 22 RBIs in 32 games. Whit Wyatt won his ninth, supported by Dolph Camilli’s homer, lifting Brooklyn into a first place tie with St Louis.
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Keeest Prophet
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pete Reiser
Durocher
Reiser
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
York
Dolph Camilli
Whit Wyatt
Red Birds
Wyatt
Dodger
Brooklyn
Hill Hurls 2 Hit Ball To Give Iowa Win Over Spartans
Wendell Hill pitched a two hit game to lift the University of Iowa to a 5 to 2 victory and a sweep of the two game series at Michigan State. The Spartans managed only one earned run on a clean single in the eighth inning and had one other infield hit.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Tommy Hughes
Hughes
Augie Galan
Lou Novikoff
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Braves
Gene Moore
Hill
Iowa
Spartans
East Lansing
Mich
Wendell Hill
University of Iowa
Michigan State College
State
Michigan
Isis
Mekules
Wolkowicz
Tennis tournament rains force first round byes in Heart of America
In Kansas City the Heart of America tennis event sees several first round matches postponed due to rain. Frankie Parker from Altadena advances by default over Wesley Davenport of Kansas City, with Gene Mako of Los Angeles and Ted O Leary of Kansas City also advancing by default over opponents Don Lanning of St. Joseph and James Nixon of Iowa City respectively.
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Heart of America
Frankie Parker
Altadena
Calif
Wesley Davenport
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Don Lanning
St. Joseph
Ted O'Leary
James Nixon
Iowa City
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