Raiders Split Doubleheader With Evansville At Hill Park
Raiders beat Evansville 10-3 in the opener before dropping the nightcap 2-0. Ambrose Palica might start the nightcap pitching for the Raiders as Bob Coleman’s squad earned the shutout behind Lee Hazel. Blas Monaco sparked the Bees with five runs in the opener while Ed Klieman took the loss in the second game.
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Blas Monaco
Bryan Stephens
Evansville
Hill Park
Cedar Rapids
Bob Coleman
Browns Acquire Chartak in Trade With Senators
The St. Louis Browns, a half game out of the AL first division spot, acquired pitcher Steve Sandra and outfielder Mike Chartak from the Washington Senators. The Browns sent pitcher Bill Trotter and outfielder Roy Cullenbine, in a straight player swap with no cash involved, per Washington president Clark V. Griffith.
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St. Louis Browns
Steve Sandra
Mike Chartak
Washington Senators
Browns
Bill Trotter
Roy Cullenbine
Clark V. Griffith
Standings and results in the Three-Eye League
Standings show Springtieta leading with 22 wins and 8 losses. Evansville and Waterlow are at .500. Sunday's results include Cedar Rapids 10-4 and Evansville 5-2. Madison 3-4, Decatur 2-3, Springfield 3-4, Waterloo 6-19. Games Monday list Evansville Cedar Rapids and Waterloo at Madison.
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Waterioe
Ee Hise 1 Results Sunday Se Gee and Others
Fragmentary score notes list several horse race results and placements including names and odds such as Louis and Patlodetehis with minor figures. The garbled OCR obscures full event details and date.
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Sunday wreck capsizes Camus team standings
An unreadable fragment references Camus and a Sunday event affecting standings. Details are unclear but imply a disruption involving Camus and a team or competition, with possible 32 percent notation indicating a statistic or loss.
Hale America Open golf tourney heard as Navy Relief aid
Charles Babe Lind, Denver district leader, was unconscious for 15 minutes after being struck by a wandering cue ball during a pool game watch. He still posted a 74 for 54 holes, finishing 1 over par at 214 as qualifiers push toward Chicago Ridgemoor June 18 to 21.
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Babe) Lind
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Los Angeles
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Bob Gutwein
Ohio
Cincinnati
Frank Commisso
New York
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N.Y
Minneapolis
Harry Cooper
Twin Cities
Ray Gafford
Fo Worth
McPartland Fires 66 To Tie Cedar Rapids Course Record
Jim McPartland of the McPartland brothers tied the Cedar Rapids Country club course record with a 66 on Sunday. He shot 32 on the front nine and 34 on the back, finishing with six consecutive pars. Johnny Jacobs and Johnny Vavra also hold the 66 record. McPartland recently played in the Hale America district tournament in Chicago but did not qualify.
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McPartland Brothers
Cedar Rapids Country Club
McPartland
Johnny Jacobs
Johnny Vavra
Chicago
White Hawks, Browns Split In Doubleheader
Madison won a doubleheader in the Three-Eye league Sunday. The Blue Sox defeated Decatur 3-2 in the first game with a two run eighth inning, then edged Decatur 8-7 in a close second as Madison outhit their opponents. Springfield blanked Waterloo 3-0 and lost the afterpiece 10-4. Tom Jordan hit a homer for the White Hawks in the second game.
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Browns
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Detroit Tigers
Yanks
Washington Senators
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Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
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Charlie Wagner
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
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Sprat and Morehouse Win Beck's Baseball Openers
Sprat defeats Barney's Paint 13 to 4 with Hines earning the win after a strong three hit and 12 strikeout performance. Morehouse Barber Shop edges The Gazette 3 to 1 in a tight second game as pitching dominates and few hits occur.
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John Beck
Jack Sprat
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Red Pepper Sports Jam Highlights Local Baseball and Tommy Phillips
In Springfield chatter the Browns loom as pennant favorites while draft pressures threaten star pitchers George Riegel and Bryan Stephens. Roosevelt’s letter spares players till season end, and Touchdown Tommy Phillips draws national college attention with 21 TDs in eight games and a bold potential postwar career path.
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Star College
Tommy” Phillips
Faber Named Big Ten Batting Champion
Ohio State and Wisconsin split a weekend series as Michigan and Iowa shared the Big Ten title with 10 wins and 2 losses. Bob Faber of Iowa topped batting with a .550 average over six games, while teammate George Knight hit .444 for six games.
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Badgers
Western Conference Service Bureau
Bob Faber
Rge Knight
Chicagoans Win Team Title At W I B C Meet
Milwaukee UP reports Logan Square Buicks of Chicago captured the team championship at the Western Illinois B C meet. They posted a combined record of 2 815 wins to secure the trophy on Saturday night.
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Logan Square Buicks
Chicago
F. Auto Salvage Beats Shellsburg In Extra Innings
F Auto Salvage defeated Shellsburg 7 to 6 in ten innings. Chuck Cacek of Tucker's went four for four and Don Meeks hit three doubles.
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Shellsburg
Chuck Cacek
Tucker's
Don Meeks
Alsab and Shut Out Vie for 1942 Three Year Old Crown
The debate over the top 1942 three year old rages between Alsab and Shut Out. Shut Out leads spring form with four wins from six, while Alsab has one win and two seconds from nine. Fans marvel at the scrawny colt from a rough start and await summer fixtures like the Dwyer.
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Bob Considine
New York
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Shut Out
Alsab
Shut
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Clyde van Dusen
Broker's Tip
Bold Venture
Gallahadian
Dwyer
Al Smith Stops Bonham as Indians Top Yankees
Cleveland’s southpaw Al Smith defeats Ernie Bonham at Yankee Stadium to end Bonham’s eight game streak and move the Indians to a 5-4 win. Smith also contributed a ninth inning single scoring the go ahead run as Lou Boudreau had driven in the earlier run. The game features Smith’s pitching and clutch hitting to dethrone the Yankees.
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Cleveland
Ernie Bonham
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Joe Heving
Bonham
Lou Boudreau
Hassett Sold by New York as Smith Fans Him
Al Smith the Cleveland pitcher struck out Buddy Hassett of the Red Sox in the Sunday doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. It was Hassett’s first strikeout this season after 140 at bats.
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al Smith
Cleveland
Buddy Hassett
Yankee Stadium
Red Sox Move Into Third as Indians Slide
Joe Gordon belted a grand slam homer as Boston climbed to third place while the Indians dropped to fourth. The dramatic swing reshaped the standings and energized the pennant race.
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Boston Red Sox
Joe Gordon
Red Sox Win Two in Major League Box Scores
The Boston Red Sox posted two victories in a set of major league box scores. Key performances by Boston players and the team’s overall offense highlighted the results across the two games.
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RED Sox
Chandler Lead Elements in Irish Race Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Chandler and Irish racing context with totals and times. Unable to confirm full names, event, or date from the readable text.
Unclear baseball summary with mixed innings and players
In a muddled box score fragment the game details show hits by Butcher and others, a late rally with none out in the 10th, and pitchers Heintzeimen Sonne and Johnson listed. The snippet mentions winning and losing pitchers and a high error or run tally but lacks coherent sequence.
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Phi Eo
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Riker
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Waner
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Murtaugh
Johnson
Hughes
Heintzeimen
Sonne
Bill Evans Enrolls At Iowa University
Bill Evans Nevada all state basketball star enrolls at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Evans, a top high school player, registered to attend and join the university roster.
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Iowa University
Iowa City
IUS
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Iowa
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