McKechnie Confident Reds Can Win Pennant Again
Reds manager Deacon William McKechnie says Cincinnati can still win the National League pennant despite trailing by nine and a half games. He notes improved pitching, better defense, and aims to raise the batting average to about .270 as he reshuffles to offset injuries. He stresses the world championship title does not hinder the team’s drive to victory.
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Manchester Seizes Wapsie Lead With Marion Victory
Manchester toppled Marion 9-3 to claim first in the Wapsie Valley league as Walker defeated Center Point 2-1. Harold DeWoody allowed nine hits to hold Marion, while Red Kelso outdueled Jerry Heefner in the Walker Center Point clash. Walker had four hits in the second inning for its two runs, and Toddville edged Central City 4-3 on a ninth inning Andrews homer. Alburnett and Toddville moved ahead of Center Point by beating Springville and Central City.
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Cubs Option Hurler To Madison Blues
Boston INL report Wellington Wimpy Quinn longtime Los Angeles PCL player is optioned by the Chicago Cubs to the Madison Wisconsin club in the Three Eye league as part of a development plan for a future big league pitcher.
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Newsies Beat Syrian All Stars 10-4 at Ellis Park
Jesse Arenas pitched superbly as the Gazette Newsies won their second straight game at Ellis Park Sunday afternoon with a 10 to 4 victory over the Syrian All Stars. Dick Humphrey and Johnny Arenas led the Newsies in attack while Kacere and Berry starred for the All Stars.
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Mokin Horses Deliver Spectacular 2:14 Pace at Central City
Special to The Gazette reports a crowd of 1200 witnessing three 2:14 pace heats at the Central City fairgrounds. Captain Mokin, Lee Bebee’s black gelding, won two heats and Miller Brook captured the third heat. Jackie Davis and Al Silk won the 2:18 trot and 2:24 pace, with Tony the Great pushing Davis in fast early heats. Charley McMillian, 83, the state’s oldest driver, guided his horse to fourth in the final heat after a fearless ride. the Eastern Iowa Racing Club’s second meeting featured fast times and upcoming races at Hawkeye Downs.
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Perry Wins Pro Net Meet Final Over Budge
Fred Perry defeats Don Budge 6 4 6 2 6 3 in the finals of a pro round robin event in Forest Hills to claim singles. Budge commits 73 errors but teams with Perry to beat Stoefen and Gledhill 6 4 6 4 in doubles. Richard Skeen beats Big Bill Tilden 6 1 7 5 6 3 in another singles match.
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Free Raider Night Invites Iowa Semi Pro Players
More than 800 semi pro players and managers from the Iowa Valley M and J Corn Valley Wapsie Valley and Delaware county leagues plus independent teams are invited to a Raider game at Hill Park Tuesday night as guests of John Beck Athletic Goods. Beck offered similar free tickets last season with over 300 attendees.
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Berkley Bell and Bruce Barnes Clinch 6-3 6-4 Victory
Bell and Barnes defeat Til den and Vincent Richards 6-3 6-4 as Perry and Budge remain undefeated over three days of Action securing the team title.
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Vinton Merchants Rally To Beat Van Horne 9 7
Vinton trails after Van Horne scores five in the second but ties at six in the sixth. Vinton adds three in the eighth to win 9 7. Eight runs charged to D Shallau before relief by B Shallau. Van Horne fights late but falls short on solid defense and pitching.
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Three-Way Tie For Iowa Valley Lead In Baseball
Norway beat Victor Brooklyn 8 3 and Atkins defeated Hartwick 21 1 on Sunday to share a three way tie for first place in the Iowa Valley league with Williamsburg. Bob Byers allowed only three hits for Norway. Koszta 15 6 win over Watkins faced protest over an ineligible pitcher Freddy Melichar of Cedar Rapids.
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Local Softballers Split With Schukei At Ellis Park
Approximately 1 500 fans braved threatening weather to witness opening games under the Ellis Park lights. Schukei Motors of Waterloo split a doubleheader with Wilson’s and Beck’s, losing to Wilays 11 to 0 and beating Beck’s 0 to 0.
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Postville Tops Scenic League in Weekend Play
Postville defeated Garnaville 5 to 2 to seize first place in the Scenic league while St Olaf dropped a 6 to 4 decision to Harpers Ferry. Prairie du Chien moved to second with a 5 to 4 win over Monona as Waukon beat Lansing 6 to 4 behind Erickson’s five hits.
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Loan Application Approach Emphasizes Character Over Security
The text states loans are granted on furniture, car, or note with emphasis on character and regular income rather than security value. It notes no need for outsiders to sign loan papers and no questioning of friends or relatives about credit.
Ladage Captures Cycle Races At McCarthy Heights
Bob Ladage of Cedar Rapids dominated opening program at McCarthy Heights speedway Sunday. He won his preliminary heat with the best time and then the 30 lap final, sweeping the event as Whit Hemmingway of Webster City and Lee Stacy of Waterloo trailed. A mishap in time trials injures Mrs. Betty Snook of Ottumwa.
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Webster City
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Waterloo
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Betty Snook
Ottumwa
Lee
Stacy
Chuck Chenowete
Ote
Verenard Whadttoff
Ames
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