Raiders Rally Past Evansville 6 5 In Ninth
The Raiders erased a four run deficit to beat Evansville 6 5 as Paul Fugit doubled for the winning run in the ninth with Frank Krole aboard on a first inning walk. Wayne Rossbach pitched eight innings in relief of starter Bob Olson and Marvin Rumsey homered with a triple and two singles to spark the comeback.
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Paul Fugit
Bob Olson
Wayne Rossbach
Alex Filbert
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Rumsey
Fugit
Marvin Rumsey
Frye
Cheney
John Schulte
Hodgin
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Rossbach
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Lahman
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Hubert
White
Mahler
Steinbeck
Widelman
Gruzdis
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Mohler
Lou Hanning
Cedar Rapids
Woward
Olson
Uy Cheney
Tatals
Hossach
Wietelman
Zantini
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Sehulte
Furst
Huns
the Gazette
Clinton
Springfield
Clinton Owls
Amend
Stroble
Local high school tennis champion Jim Rozek wins title
Jim Rozek of Franklin High School captured the city tennis championship by defeating Leo Sweeney of Roosevelt 6-1 6-1 in the finals. Rozek is the son of Mr and Mrs W G Rozek of 344 Eighteenth Street SE.
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Franklin High School
Leo Sweeney
Roosevelt
W. G. Rozek
Eighteenth Street
Bennett Wins Season Opener at Home 10 4
Bennett defeated Donahue 10 to 4 on their home diamond Sunday afternoon. Pitchers Conrad and Knocke held the mound for Bennett with Knocke securing the high hit tally including a triple, a double and a single. Bennett faces Muscatine Independents at Muscatine next Sunday.
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Donahue
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Knocke
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Muscatine
Lee and Cubs beat Giants for 4 to 2 lead
The Cubs win 4 to 2 as Bill Lee allows seven hits and Billy Herman and Joe Marty power the offense. Carl Hubbell starts for the Giants in the doubleheader opener with the Indians winning 7 to 5 later. Cleveland rallies past Boston with key plays by Lyn Lary, Odell Hale and Earl Averill. The White Sox top the Indians 8 to 5 while the Browns and Tigers post wins. the Dodgers win 7 to 6 behind Vito Tamulis in a late rally.
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Standings and Results from Three Eye and National Leagues
Standings show Evansville leading the Three Eye with 20 wins and 11 losses, followed by Moline, Springfield, Clinton, and others. Tuesday results include Evansville 3 Cedar Rapids and Moline 6 Bloomington 5, with several 10 inning games. Wednesday games list Evansville at Cedar Rapids and Decatur at Waterloo among others. In the National League, Chicago 29 16 .644 leads, with Pittsburgh, New York, St Louis, Boston, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati close behind. Tuesday results Chicago 4 New York 2 and Brooklyn 7 St Louis 6, rain-caused delays noted. Additional MLB standings show Cleveland 29 14 .674 and St Louis 13 26 .333, plus a slate of Wednesday matchups including Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia. Further standings include IndianaHs 25 17 .598 and St Paul 19 20 .487 with multiple games reported.
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Babe Ruth revival talk, Jaloppy derby set in Hawkeye
Jim Ellis of Norfolk asks why sports writers push Ruth back to the majors. Earl Mickelson says no, Ruth could offer a boost with a meet of cities. Hawkeye Downs hosts the Jaloppy derby drawing large crowds and high anticipation for 11 000 attendees. Pitcher Johnny Allen incurs a $250 fine for not changing shirts, signaling his notorious temperament. The New York Yankees eye a Gomez for Newsom swap to bolster the roster. Ken Keltner, 21, rises from Milwaukee farm to regular third base with a new, higher salary offer from the Indians.
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New York
Jim Ellis
Norfolk
Babe Ruth
Ellis
Mickelson
Will Harridge
American League
Judge Landis
Johnny Allen
Cleveland
McGowan
Boston
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Allen
New York Yankees
Browns
Lefty Gomez
St. Louis
Buck Newsom
Yanks
Newsom
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McCarthy
Ken Keltner
Indians
Milwaukee
Boxing Roundup Sends Mixed Results From Scattered Cards
The report lists several bouts with mixed outcomes. Paul Les and Keating faced losses while Geerse Butka and Bernard secured wins in varied venues. A heavyweight draw involving Keera and multiple regional results are noted alongside Jackie Kid Bers outpointing Johnny McMele in Brooklyn.
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Jackie'Kid" Bers
Ambers and Arizmendi Fight To Ten Round Draw
In Los Angeles Baby Arizmendi veteran Mexican lightweight held champion Lou Ambers to a ten round draw in a non title bout. Arizmendi weighed 136 1 2 pounds and Ambers 136 1 2. Referee Jack Kennedy drew boos as crowd felt the bout should have gone Arizmendi or more lopsided in favor of Ambers, while Arizmendi bled from mouth nose and eye after stiff exchanges.
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Jack Kennedy
Moline Plows Rally To Beat Bloomington 6-5 in Nine
Moline moved within two and a half games of Evansville after edging Bloomington 6-5. Bloomington led 6-2 entering the ninth before the Plows plated three runs to pull within one.
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Bloomington
Bloomers
Major League Box Score Highlights and Pitching Notes
Runs batted in list for Bell Bonura Clift Stone Heath Case includes multiple players. Spanning innings from 124 to 644, pitching credits show Leonard Weaver Hogsett Kelley Bonetti with Bonetti as winning pitcher and Weaver the loser. Umpires Rue Geisel Basil. Time 2.37. The piece ends with an advertisement note about the Want Ad section.
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Tunney Sees Schmeling At Peak Ahead Of Louis Fight
Gene Tunney visits Max Schmeling as the German fighter trains in peak form for the upcoming bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. Schmeling credits road work and strict routines for his improvement, while Tunney notes Schmeling's precision and conditioning, predicting a close matchup.
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Schmeling
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
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Louis
Joe
N. Y
Max Machon
Rozek of Franklin Captures City Prep Tennis Crown
Franklin high standout Jim Rozek won the city prep tennis title by defeating Leo Sweeney of Roosevelt 6 1 6 1 in the final after early rounds over Woolwine and Hersch. Kehne and Woodward of Franklin took the doubles title 6 1 6 4 over Stafford and Wilde of Wilson.
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Franklin High School
City Prep
Leo Sweeney
Roosevelt
Woolwine
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Hersch
McKinley
Kehne
Woodward
Franklin
Stafford
Wilde
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