Raiders Win Opener Then Fall Short In Nightcap Series Remains 1-1
The Raiders beat Evansville 10-3 in the opener at Hill Park before losing 2-0 in the nightcap as Cedar Rapids’ Blas Monaco led a strong attack and Ed Klieman struggled early. Ambrose Patria likely to start the third game tonight at 7 30 with Ladies’ night pricing in effect.
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Bob Coleman
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Ball Orchard
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Evansville Power Shows In Second Game
Even Stephen aided Sideras as Evansville again faced the rangy right hander. He kept bases full yet escaped unscored on. Klieman had bad luck but earned a break when Seerey made a circus catch in the fifth. Seerey’s barel rolling grab saved extra bases on Sills’ liner.
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Browns Acquire Chartak in Trade with Senators
The S J. Louis Browns, a half game from the AL lead, acquired pitcher Steve Sandra and outfielder Mike Chartak from the Washington Senators. In return they sent pitcher Bill Trotter and outfielder Roy Cullenbine. The deal described as a straight player swap with no cash involved.
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J. Louis Browns
Steve Sandra
Mike Chartak
Washington Senators
Browns
Bill Trotter
Roy Cullenbine
Clark V. Griffith
Standings and results from Cedar Rapids and surrounding cities
Standings show teams like Evansville Cedar Rapids Madison and Waterloo with records and winning percentages for a regional league. Sunday results list Cedar Rapids Evanaville Madison and Decatur with 8 9 5 4 and 7 3 tallies, with Monday games scheduled across multiple cities and teams including New York Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Hale America Open golf event yields notable injuries and qualifiers
The Hale America National Open funds Navy Relief and U S O as Charles Babe Lind, Big Seven champion, was knocked unconscious by a stray billiard cue ball while watching a locker room pool game. Lind finished with 74 after a 70 start, totaling 214. Across districts, 105 players advance to Chicago finals June 18 to July 2. leaders include Bobby Jones with 205, Frank Commisso 211, Ray Gafford 213, and two amateurs Ed Furgol and Frank Connolly.
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New York
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Twin Cities
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Fort Worth
Dallas
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Frank Connolly
Detroit
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Tulsa
Okla
McPartland Fires 66 Ties Cedar Rapids Course Record
Jim McPartland of the McPartland brothers tied the Cedar Rapids Country Club course record with a 66 on Sunday. He posted 32 on the front nine and 34 on the back, with six consecutive pars or birdies to finish. McPartland had competed in the Hale America district tournament in Chicago last week but did not qualify.
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McPartland Brothers
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Chicago
White Hawks and Browns Split Doubleheader in Open Week
In a crowded Sunday Three-Eye league program Madison was the lone winner in both games. The Blue Sox defeated Decatur 3-2 in the opener and 4-3 in the nightcap after a two run eighth inning, while Madison edged its rival 8-7 in a tight second game aided by a strong hitting effort including a Tom Jordan homer. Springfield blanked Waterloo 3-0 in the opener and lost 10-4 in the afterpiece, one of the Browns' worst defeats this season.
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Sprat and Morehouse Win Becks Baseball Openers
Sprat defeated Barney’s Paint 13 to 4 as Hines earned the win allowing three hits and fanning 12. Morehouse Barber Shop edged The Gazette 4 to 3 behind Hendry’s two hitter effort. Chadima Barnes and Pickert pitched for Gazette. Hendry and Phillips led Morehouse hitters in a tight opener.
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Springfield aims for pennant while draft clouds loom
The column notes Springfield's hot form as Brownies threaten the Raiders, with Richardson and Stephens eyed for draft risk. It cites Roosevelt's letter permitting players to finish races, discusses wartime recruiting for college football, and highlights Touchdown Tommy Phillips as a standout prospect courted by multiple universities.
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Ohio
Touchdown Tommy" Phillips
Faber named Big Ten batting champion in close race
Ohio State and Wisconsin split their weekend series as Michigan and Iowa share the league crown with 10 wins. Bob Faber of Iowa, for six games, hits .550 to lead batting. George Knight of Ohio State finishes second at .444. Final standings show Michigan and Iowa atop the conference.
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Northwestern
Dodgers Win Two in National League First Game
In the first game Potiet struck out Wubbel as Melton and Pollet contributed hits. Wubbel took the loss with Lowther the pitcher of record as umpires Sears Stewart and Dunn officiated.
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Pirates Pulverize Phils in doubleheader clash
In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the Pirates roll over the Phillies 6-4 in the opener and 9-4 in the second game. Heintzelman wins for Pittsburgh, Johnson takes the loss, with Northey and Murtaugh driving runs for the Phils and Waner hitting for the Pirates.
Chicagoans' 2 815 Wins Team Trophy At W I B C Meet
MILWAUKEE UP The Logan Square Buicks of Chicago won team championship of the Women's International Bowling Congress tournament ending Monday by posting a 2 815 total on Saturday night.
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Tucker's Auto Salvage Wins Sixth Straight in 10 Inning Thriller
Tucker's Auto Salvage defeated Shellsburg 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Chuck Cacek went four for four, and Don Meeks hit three doubles to fuel the win.
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Alsab Keeps Hold On Racing Public
The piece weighs in on whether the 1942 three year old champ is Shut Out or Alsab. It recalls the Belmont, Preakness and Derby context with Shut Out beating Alsab at the Preakness and Alsab’s rising public affection. It notes Shut Out as spring champ with four wins in six starts.
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Gallahadian
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Cleveland Slugger Al Smith Tops Yank Ace in 5 4 Win
Al Smith outpitched Ernie Bonham at Yankee Stadium as Cleveland edged the Yankees 5 4. Smith drove in the decisive run in the ninth after Low Boudreau singled and moved to second on a sacrifice. The win followed a Yankees 13 1 rout of Cleveland with Spud Chandler improving his streak. The day also saw diverse results across both leagues with Reds, Dodgers, and Pirates winning while Giants faltered.
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Hassett Whiffs as Smith Notches First Strikeout of Season
In New York Al Smith the Cleveland pitcher struck out Buddy Hassett in a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. Hassett had 140 at bats this season and Cleveland’s loss helped drop the Indians to fourth place while the Red Sox moved to third. Joe Gordon hit a grand slam.
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Bill Evans Enrolls At University Of Iowa
Nevada star Bill Evans enrolled at the University of Iowa in Iowa City for the summer session. He will be eligible to play basketball this winter if he earns a full semester credit now and another next fall, officials said.
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