Madison Nips Raiders In 11th In Pitching Duel
Cedar Rapids and Madison played a tight 11 inning game with Forrest Thompson delivering 13 innings over three days. Madison edged Cedar Rapids 2-1 as Paul Ninneman outdueled Thompson with 10 strikeouts. Marquardt led Cedar Rapids with four hits, while Stroud and Bink delivered key hits for Madison in the decisive 11th inning.
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Thompson
Paul Ninneman
Ninneman
Cedar Rapids
Madison
Stroud
George Bink
Harry Gr
Blues
Bink
Marquardt
Waterloo
Raiders
Clinton
Kordenbrock
Monaco
Jones
Mershey
Kahn
Edwards
Davis
S&s OH
le Madison
Rerich
Cafero
Kimbrell
Griswold
Nieman
Ann Onn
Midison
Ilerich
College Prospect Hoerst Back After Injury
New York NEA reports Frank Hoerst a Phillies left hander and former LaSalle college athlete who broke his leg playing basketball last winter and has been developed slowly back to form.
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New York
NEA
Frank Hoerst
Phillies
LaSalle College
No-Trade Rule Criticized By Pres Harridge
New York AP President William Harridge warned the American League may drop or clarify the no trade rule at the Detroit meeting July 7. He cited interpretation issues, recalled Rip Radcliff’s Tigers move, and noted only a discussion of higher night baseball limits seems likely amid government concerns.
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New York
William Harridge
Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Detroit
Yankees
Rip Radcliff
St. Louis Browns
Waivers
Radcliff
Tigers
Greenberg
Browns
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Yanks
Harridge
Landis
Smulekoff's Junior Legion routs John Beck's 11-2 at Daniels Park
Smulekoff's Junior American Legion team defeated John Beck's 11-2 on the Daniels Park diamond Thursday afternoon. Harold Littell walked four to start the third, prompting a six run rally capped by Red Shuart and Ceynar singles. Joe Pickart relieved and held the Furniture boys scoreless with two walks and no hits, while Smulekoff's added runs in the first and second innings on hits by Matter, Cacek, Deckar, and Shuart, with Ohsman and Stoddard driving in runs later.
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Carl Koehn
Don Ceynar
Smulekoff
American Legion
John Beck
Daniels Park
Harold Littell
Russell Reams
Red Shuart
Ceynar
Joe Pickart
Pickart
Beck
Seymour Ohsman
Ray Stoddard
Ohsman
Stoddard
Leo Martin
Melvin Penrod
Dick Matter
Vince Cacek
Chuck Deckar
Shuart
Matter
Usher
Cevnar
Martin
Crissineer
Melichar
Deekar
Littell
Reams
Michigan Triumphs Over California 3 2 in Final Series Game
Relief pitcher and batter Neil Muir led the University of Michigan to a 3 2 win over California's touring baseball team. Muir replaced Mickey Stoddard, worked four innings, and drove in the tying run with a seventh inning triple. The win ends Michigan's season and ties the two game set after California won 5 2 earlier.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Neil Muir
University of Michigan
University of California
Muir
Mickey Stoddard
Golden Bears
Wolverines
Coast Nine
California
Kirtlan
Hobers
Hard Slugging Features Play At Ellis Park
Open and YWCA leagues open Friday with Armstrongs vs Wilsons. in Fraternal action Maccabees beat C Y O 8 6 but ineligible player voided win, CSA tops Sokols 7 1, Triton 14 0 over Jr IOOF, Knights of Columbus 10 5 over Moose lodge. game notes include box scores and key performances at Ellis Park.
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Ellis Park
Maccabees
C.Y O
C.Y.O
C.S.A. Aggregation
Sokols
Roy Schrodermier
Triton
Wilson's
Triton Club
Hauskins
Huston
Chromasta
Jedlicka Knights of Columbus
Moose
Dyson
E. Stallman
Darling
Hoffberg
Harlson
MC A
NW Men's Forum
Murillo
Rodd
Huston and
Lust
RA Industrial League
CIO Packing House
Universal Crusher
Skala
Marsh and
Kacere
Urban and
Newell and
Berry
Hamor
Fprusek
Severn, Campbell and Wilson
Co. B.A
Williamshire
Roosevelt Hotel
Schrodermeier
Lana
F Maly
Abio Ar
Don'll
Birkicht
Eaciles
Worthif
OlEtas
lFarmerc
Harris
Ostastny
Hend
Oennis
Simmons
Williamsburg
Bryson
Cranston
Heitshusen
Ellas
Roosevelt Hotel Dethrones Williamsburg 6-1 in Riverside Tilt
Roosevelt Hotel stretched its win streak to twelve with a 6 to 1 victory over Williamsburg in a Cedar Rapids junior league game at Riverside. Everett Andrew drove in runs on two hits and center fielder Andrew batted .537 over his past ten games. Williamsburg pitcher Bud Simmons allowed four runs on four hits while Don Birkicht also gave up four. Havlik will miss two weeks with a bruised throwing arm after the Armstrong game.
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Roy McHugh
American Legion
Roosevelt Hotel
Riverside
Williamsburg
Cedar Rapids
Smulekoff
West Siders
Manson
Davenport
Everett Andrew
Don Birkicht
Bud Simmons
Frank Stastny
Stastny
Bud Worth
Dee Bryson
Bryson
Birkicht
Andrew
Roosevelt
Bill Folkers
Bobby Havlik
Havlik
Armstrong
Basler Defends State AAU Title Against Williams
Des Moines reports Vance Basler Iowa 175 pound amateur champion will defend his state AAU title Monday night at Riverview park against Freddie Williams of Des Moines. Basler, a University of Iowa student now residing in Des Moines for the summer, aims for the Chicago Golden Gloves crown and the National AAU title next year after reaching the Chicago final and the National AAU third round.
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Des Moines
INS
Vance Basler
Iowa
Basler
Freddie Williams
Riverview Park
University of Iowa
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