Ray Pont Breezes To Final Road Triumph
The Cedar Rapids Raiders arrive for a six game home stand at Hill Park after a road run that yielded four wins in six starts. Rain cancels Monday Ladies Night. Schedule includes Clinton Tuesday and Wednesday bargain night, then Madison battles Thursday through Saturday with all regulars ready.
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Raiders
Clinton Giants
Madison Blues
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Marquardt Mob
Waterloo
Linn County Union of King's Daughters
Poat Leads White Hawk Win as Struss Sparks Scoreless Nines
Ray Poat pitched through five scoreless innings part of a 9-1 victory in the White Hawk finale. His Waterloo teammates backed him with strong offense as Edwards and Hershey provided key runs and power.
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Struss
Waterloo
Ray Poat
Edwards and
Hershey
Poat
Central City Band to Perform at Hill Park Before Game
The Central City high school band, a standout in eastern Iowa, will play at Hill park before Tuesday night’s game. The band then attends the game as guests of the Rapids ball club amid Rapids hitting power and pitching lapses noted earlier.
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Central City
Iowa
Hill Park
Raiders Dominate White Hawks In Cedar Rapids Sweep
Cedar Rapids Raiders pitcher Ray Poat and teammates slugged the White Hawks in a Sunday doubleheader, winning 9 to 1. Edwards led the 15 hit assault with two home runs and a double, while Hershey added a homer and several singles as Cedar Rapids pulled away after five innings.
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State Prep Champ Enters D. M. Meet
A small field shot qualifying rounds Monday in the fourth annual Des Moines district golf tournament. Jack Hall, Waveland course pro, is mentioned as part of the event context.
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Des Moines
Jack Hall
Waveland
Local title hints at crown bid by two-year holder
The article notes the favorite to regain the crown he has held for two years and mentions Ed Knorr as a strong younger contender, the state high school individual champion at Iowa City this spring.
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Ed Knorr
Iowa City
Evansville Tops Three-Eye Race In Tight Standings
Evansville regains first in the Three-Eye league after a double victory over Moline 2 to 1 and 9 to 6. Madison and Springfield chase, while Cedar Rapids, Decatur, Clinton, and Waterloo compete nearby as rain delayed one Raiders game.
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Madison
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Clinton
Iowans
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Waterloo
Raiders
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Clinton “Ag
Tingfield
Rapids
Edar Rapids
Waterleo I.vanaville
Chaten
Hendicon
Molin Oprinefield
Iowa Hawkeyes Baseball Ends Season Near Big Ten Runnerup
Iowa finishes 1941 with 22 wins and 28 losses, claiming Big Ten runnerup honors. Star pitcher Bob Stastny, limited by injury, may receive a conference year-of-eligibility extension. three seniors depart, while Vogel’s squad went 9 of 12 in league play and 36 of 41 in nonconference games over three seasons.
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Big Ten
Bob Stastny
Iowa City
Otto Vogel
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Towa
Frank Kocur
Warren Smith
Norm Hawkins
Stastny
Vogel
Michigan
Major League Box Scores Chicago and Boston Summary
Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with strong pitching and key hits. Sturgeon and Leiber led Boston while Nicholson and Waner supplied offense for Chicago in the varied innings and late rallies.
Open Golf Open's Historic Finish Boosts Wood and Amateurs
Craig Wood finally wins the National Open in tough weather as he finally cracks the wall of precedent. The field battles wind and rain with Johns Jacobs an amateur rising through rounds. Ralph Guldahl’s record stands nearby while Wood’s 72 holes draw praise and doubt fades.
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Craig Wood
Jimmy Demaret
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Leo Diegel
Denny Shute
Johnny Bulla
Clayton Heafner
Wood
Bobby Jones
Fort Worth
Ralph Guldahl
Bob Considine
Craig
Johnny Jacobs
Jacobs
Phillies and Indians Split as Harder Strikes Out in 6
Philadelphia builds early lead with two base hits by Mack and Moses and two run shots from Keltner. Cleveland counters with Hemsley and Walker hitting three bases and a homer, while Babich allows many runs in two frames before Brown closes the affair.
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Collina
Mage
Pishtheae
Clevelan Eae
Aievert
Brancato
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Mack
Walker
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Rue
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Yankees and Cardinals clash in double header highlights
New York beats St Louis 8 to 3 in the opener as DiMaggio hits two home runs and Rolfe drives in two. Ruffing pitched into the ninth, Auker started for St Louis with relief from Ostermueller. In game two, New York wins 8 to 3 behind DiMaggio and Gordon driven by strong hitting and timely RBI.
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Kramer
Harris
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Grieve
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Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Henrich
Yanks
Coach Hap Miller Leaving Tama for Indianola Post
Tama high school athletic coach R G Hap Miller, after four years, signs to lead Indianola high school in football basketball and track. He'll move with family after August, leaving Tama with fourteen trophies won by his teams.
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Tama
R. G. “Hap” Miller
Indianola High School
Miller
Indianola
Standings and results across leagues in Sunday play
The record brief shows standings for teams like Evansville Madison and Clinton with wins and losses. American League results include Boston Chicago and New York details with dates and game notes. National League games list St Louis, Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia results. Monday schedule items and ongoing divisional placements follow.
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York
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Tebursis of
Lightner wins Charles City trap shoot in rainy final
F J Lightner of Cedar Rapids shot 149 of 150 in the 16 yard event despite 16 yard setback. He also hit 47 of 50 in doubles for 196 total, edging Bim Castle by one in the day’s zone shoot. Kniss matched Castle with 149x150 in 16 yard. Weather limited entrants to about 23.
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Gazette
Charles City
F. J. Lightner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lightner
Bim Castle
A. R. Kniss
Castle
Kniss
Dodgers Fall In Big Brooklyn Tilt As Reds Win 3-2
Whit Wyatt faltered in the ninth allowing three runs as Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 3-2 at Ebbettsfield. Derringer earned the win while MicCormick Lomardi and Joost contributed key hits. Giants beat St Louis to seize NL lead. Cubs and Braves split. Yankees, Indians, Red Sox also won twin bills.
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Cedar Valley Invitational to be played at Vinton Club
The seventh annual Cedar Valley Invitational golf meet comes to Vinton Country Club on Sunday June 15. Probable entrants include Tommy Hooke last year's winner Stan Peterson of Cedar Falls and other top golfers from nearby towns.
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Vinton Country Club
Tommy Hooke
Wineer
Stan Peterson
Cedar Falls
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