Raiders Rally To Edge Waterloo 10-8 In Cedar Rapids
Eddie Marleau struggled early but the Raiders recovered from a 6-0 deficit to beat Waterloo 10-8 at Hill Park. Seven runs in the third inning fueled the comeback as Marleau yielded a few late hits but preserved the victory for Cedar Rapids with solid relief.
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Waterloo
Raiders
Eddie Marleau
Hershey
Bink
Fiore
Semerak
Hansman
Boyles Blaze
Boyles
Marley
Charley Workman
Marleau
Radtke
Stack
Cromer
Meyers
Bruhn
Winslow Johnson
Leiter
Johnson
Gedzius Gehrke
Fitzpatrick
Gehrke
AL Workman
EK Marquardt
Frierson
Hink
Flore
Kiara
Williams
Whitepatrick
Hoyles
Cedar Ranide Aly
Ie Hons
Baer and Comiskey to Fight in August
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced a mid August bout between heavyweight hopefuls Buddy Baer and Pat Comiskey to decide who stays on the title trail. Baer knocked out Valentin Campolo at Madison Square Garden while Comiskey beat Steve Dudas in a rematch. The date at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City will be set later.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Pat Comiskey
Buddy Baer
Madison Square Garden
Jersey City
Roosevelt Stadium
Mike Jacobs
Baer
California
Valentin Campolo
Iron Man
Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Steve Dudas
Dudas
Bob-And-Weaver
Maxie
Steve
Buddy
Maxie Baer
Tony Galento
Pat
Suttner Leads With 45 In YWCA Golf League
Phyllis Suttner of Woolworth's posted the low score of the season with a 45 in Wednesday's YWCA advanced golf league play. Helen Jayne of Standard Glass and Paint and Lorraine Nelson of Armstrong's followed with 48s as Woolworth's beat Standard Glass 15 to 14 and Armstrong's defeated S. and W. 22 to 5.
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Phyllis Suttner
Woolworth's
Y. W. C. A. Advanced
Helen Jayne
Standard Glass and Paint
Lorraine Nelson
Armstrong’s
Bishop's
Gazette
Armstrong's
Beck's
Security Laboratory
Phyllis
Suttner
Helen Dayne
Clara McPherson
Alyce Phillips
Lilian Drew Netah Hall
Ida Mae Greenway
Nelle Sheftie
Florence Zimmer
Amanda Hagenstein
Eleanor Vanous
Dorothy Drew
Leora Johnson
Hazel Pettit
Ruth Purdy
Jennie Marsh
Ruth Hasek
Edna Ecsers
Snead Sets Opening- Round Record At U S Open
Sam Snead, from Shawnee-on-Delaware, shot a five under par 67 to lead the U S Open at Canterbury Cleveland. He held a two stroke edge over Horton Smith Ed Oliver and Sam Parks who posted 69. Hogan, ill with a cold, carded 70 to tie for fifth with Vic Ghezzi and Al Nuske. Ghezzi had an eagle on the thirteenth but a six on the eighteenth.
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Philadelphia
Sam Snead
Shawnee-on-the-Delaware
Cleveland
Horton Smith
Ed Oliver
Sam Parks
Ben Hogan
Saad
Canterbury
Hogan
Vic Ghezzi
al Nuske
Ghezzi
Iowa Hawkeyes Announce 20-Game 1940 41 Schedule
University of Iowa announces a 20 game basketball slate for 1940 41 with 12 home games a new high. Coach Rollie Williams confirms eight non conference games including six at home and a December 7 opener against Monmouth in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Rollie Williams
Hawkeyes
Monmouth
Wisconsin
Iowa
Towa City
Wabwash
Ball State
Towa Y
Detroit
Michigan State
East Lansing
DePeauw
North Dakota
Iowan City
Madison
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Millikin
Chicago
Ohio State
Columbus
Indiana
Blomington
Michigan
Conn Offered 25000 to Face Al Hostak in Seattle Fight
Promoter Nate Druxman said he would guarantee Bill Conn 25000 or 3715 percent of the gate for a bout with middleweight champion Al Hostak in Seattle. Hostak favors meeting at any weight, and the fight could draw about 90000, after Conn fights Gus Lesnevich in Detroit.
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Seattle
Nate Druxman
Bill Conn
al Hostak
Hostak
Conn
Druxman
Marbles
Detroit
Gus Lesnevich
Springfield Wins Fifth In How 9 to 6
Cedar Rapids and Springfield clash in the Three Eye league as Springfield earns its fifth straight win by beating Decatur 9 to 6. Busch homers for the Browns while Suytar Scoffie lead the Commodores with homers and Jones exits early. Evansville tops Moline 10 to 8 as Clemens homers, Kash shuts down Clinton, and Madison’s Kash pitches well in another low scoring tilt.
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Cedar Rapids
Springfield
Raiders
Waterloo
Brownies
Decatur
Commodore
Browns
Busch
Suytar
Scoffie
Commies
Jones
Manno
Evansville
Moline
Bees
Clemens
Clinton
Madison
Kash
Cronin
Keller
Templeton
Yarewick
Pad Nicolson
Gondira
Dagenhard
Grieger
Meket
Ripley
Hoffman
Madison Annone
All-Star Game Plans Announced for July 9 at Sportsman's Park
Commissioner Landis announced arrangements for the all-star major league game to be played July 9 at Sportsman's Park St Louis. Game starts 1 30 p m CST with 25 players per league 2 coaches one trainer and unlimited batting practice pitchers. Managers Bill McKechnie and Joe Cronin will lead the National and American leagues respectively.
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ST. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill MccKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Peresonnel
William M Harridge
Ford Frick
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Howard Hansman
Riiders
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Marquardt
Fooler Frierson
Beck
SEARS
Gazetolumbus Junction
Columbus Junction
Morning Sun
SS Aa Se
3Rd Ave
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Prennis
MacGregor
Spalding
Wilson & Dunlop
Dad
Oxfords Pasture Foundation
Eeees
Fall City
Shakespeare & Pflueger
Croquet
Bargain
Lonsider
Armstrong
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