Mixed reaction to return of Mexican league jumpers
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler reinstates Mexican league jumpers, offering major and minor leaguers who defected to Pasquel a path back. Some players sue over suspensions, while clubs weigh reinstated players as Cards threaten to gain advantage and Browns face speculations on trades.
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Black predicts Charles victory in Walcott bout
Julian Black, who helped guide Joe Louis to the heavyweight title, predicted Monday that Ezzard Charles will win the title in his June 22 match with Jersey Joe Walcott.
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Central Association Standings and Results
Standings show Burlington Keokuk Keokuk Cedar Rapids and Rockford in the Central Association with Burlington at 22, Keokuk 18, Cedar Rapids 16, Rockford 10, Kewanee 9, Clinton 6. Sunday results list Keokuk 9 Cedar Rapids 6 among others and schedule notes for Monday Tuesday night games and major league scores including Pittsburgh over Brooklyn 5 4 in 10 innings and St Louis 8 Boston 1.
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Unclear Sports Standings Prompt With Fragmentary Text
Fragmented score updates reference New York and Detroit games with several misread team names and unclear results. Mentions Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cleveland Boston Washington and others in a rough, garbled schedule list with no coherent outcomes.
Monona Pitcher Tosses No-Hitter in Scenic Loop
Monona pitcher Hubacher threw a no hit game for the Scenic league as Monona defeated Waterville 2 0. Hubacher fanned four and walked two. Other league results include Lansing’s big day with three homers led by N Meighan and Tom Aschem and Murphy also homering. Hazleton Independence felt a ninth inning surge in a 6 5 loss.
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Loop Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE and MLB stats fragment
Incomplete scoreboard style snippet lists players and stats across teams. Names include Williams and Joost tied to Red Sox and Athletics with RBI counts and run totals, mentioning Kiner Pirates Henrich Yankees and others. The fragment notes leaders and runs batted in across several clubs without full context.
Graham Wins in Archery Shoot at Waltonian Club
Russ Graham and Cedar Rapids team sweep Waltonian Archery Club at Ellis Park. Graham wins men's class A American round and helps his team to first place while earning the Little Ugh trophy with his wife. Jimmy Hammond, age 10, wins junior boys American with a six gold score at 30 yards.
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Waterloo
Seghi's Green Bay Team Tops Loop
Phil Seghi of Cedar Rapids manages Green Bay in the Wisconsin State league. His class D Cleveland farm sits first, one game ahead of the next pursuer. Dick Rozek of Cedar Rapids fell to Tulsa 8-6 on May 29, giving up eight hits and three walks over six innings. Orie Arntzen did not pitch last week for Albany but leads the Eastern league with a 6-0 record.
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Cleveland
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Tulsa
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Albany
Millersburg Triumphs Over Williamsburg to Lead Peewee League
Millersburg defeated Williamsburg 4-1 Sunday to seize the lead in the Iowa County Peewee baseball league. Four teams remain tied for second at 1-1. results also show South English 20 over Ladora 10 and North English 6 over Conroy 1.
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Sunday Boxscores Show Boston and Detroit in Tight Duel
Boston and Detroit produced a close American League matchup with DiMaggio and Lipon among standout names. Williams and Batts powered Boston while Dobson and Trucks pitched for Detroit, game totals reflecting a 5 to 3 finish.
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Cedar Rapids Places Second in State Elks Trapshoot
Perry won the state Elks trapshoot tournament at Council Bluffs with an average of 93.5. Cedar Rapids finished second with an average of 92 led by Bob High and C. D. Schlesselman each scoring 94, followed by Ray Beckman 91, C. H. Chapman 90, and Tex Puth 88.
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Twenty four golfers named for Cedar Rapids interclub meet
Cedar Rapids hosts its first interclub women’s golf matches at Cedar Rapids Country Club starting Wednesday at 8 15 am. Teams from Indian Creek Cedar View Cedar Tds Indian K Elk ro st Elmcrest Cedarain Gordon Brous Cedar Rapids compete for Eby Sporting Goods trophies in 18 hole and nine hole divisions based on total medal scores.
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Oregon and Northwestern Coaches Join All Stars for Philadelphia Game
Chicago reports that Jim Aiken of Oregon and Bob Voigts of Northwestern were named to the college all stars coaching staff for the meet against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field in Chicago on August 12.
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Keokuk Edges Cedar Rapids After Ninth Inning Rally
Keokuk tallied five runs in the ninth to beat the Cedar Rapids Rockets 9-6 at Memorial Stadium. Johnson started for Cedar Rapids and Tanner homered for Keokuk as the rally turned on miscues and a key infield play, finalizing Keokuk’s ninth straight win in the series. The crowd of 914 witnessed the comeback and upcoming schedule shows Keokuk traveling, with Memorial Stadium hosting other regional games this week.
Cards Move Within 14 Games of 1st
Eddie Dyer’s St. Louis Cardinals surged back to contend for the NL lead by routing the Boston Braves 8-1 as Alpha Brazie earned his sixth win. Stan Musial hit a two run homer, and St. Louis totaled 14 hits to stay within 1½ games of the top. In other action, Larry Jansen and Ralph Kiner powered their teams to key wins as Pittsburgh, New York, and Philadelphia clubbed rivals. In the American League, Cleveland sank, St. Louis Browns snapped an 11 game skid with a 7-6 win over the Yankees, and Art Houtteman notched his second victory while Detroit fell earlier.
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Keokuk Rockets lead Central Assn standings with nine straight wins
Keokuk remains second in the Central Association as Cedar Rapids trails. the Rockets beat Cedar Rapids 8-1 and 11-1 in a three game series. Amato hit .538 in the series as Hinchberger Sopko and King contributed strong at bats. Bill Hyland was released and two pitchers are expected to join the roster. Lou Michels prepared to face Rockford after defeating Wanner.
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Iowa Wins Western Conference Baseball Title Under Vogel
Iowa completes season in a three way Western conference championship tie under Coach Otto Vogel. The squad features homegrown infielders Murland Moran Jack Dittmer Bob Primrose and Keith Kafer. The Gazette notes extensive local baseball culture with 100 plus amateur teams and 150 high schools supporting the sport in Cedar Rapids region.
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Gazette Sports Desk
Red Hoyle Wins Cedar Rapids Midget Feature
Red Hoyle of Cedar Rapids wins the 20 lap feature at Cedar Bowl as Dick Ritchie suffers motor trouble early and Lloyd Thurston of Waterloo finishes second. The Midwest Midget Auto Racing Association schedule includes events in Columbus Junction Oskaloosa and Davenport with a new Burlington track opening June 26.
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Rogers Family Beats C A in Horseshoes at Ellis Park
Cedar Falls defeated Cedar Rapids 29 to 25 in a special horseshoe match at Ellis Park Sunday. Francis Rogers led the winners with eight wins and no losses while Joe Yeager topped Cedar Rapids with six wins and two defeats. A rematch is set for Cedar Falls on June 19.
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