Wilson and LaPlant Pace M J With Doubleheader Wins
Wilson and LaPlant each won a ball game at Daniels Park on Sunday as the Pack downed Speeder 7 to 3. Both games featured early leads and extra-base hits including four doubles a triple and a home run. A late Speed er rally was halted by a double play and a controversial batter ruled out after being hit by a pitch prompting a heated umpire discussion.
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Mike Tating
Si Ge M
Wilson
LaPlant
Daniels Park
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Speeder
Twinbill
Birkicht
Hibben
Collins
Joe Bailey
Schirm
Reid
Bailey
Weiser
Sikisher
Walser
Itch
Kolarik
Ball—Walger
Hirtein
Ings
Mone
Usher
Tcherres
Milwaukee Women’s Pin Team Sets World Mark
In Grand Rapids on Monday Kornitz Pure Oils of Milwaukee set a new world team score record in women's bowling with 2 987 pins. The squad defeated Fort Wayne Indiana to win the doubles title with a 1 245 effort.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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Ind
Old Loopin Luke Appling Gets New Car and Fans Tribute
Chicago fans honored Old Loopin Luke Appling with a new car a $1700 check and a diamond watch after a doubleheader win by the White Sox. Billy Niesen led as master of ceremonies at home plate as a 1916 Maxwell was paraded as a gag.
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Chicago
Luke Appling
Luke
Sox
Billy Niesen
Old Timers’ Baseball Association
Maxwell
Belle Plaine Beats Bradshaw Post 39 in Twilight Return
In a twilight return game at Belle Plaine, Frank Lewis Glick town hero team defeated Belle Plaine's Junior Legion squad led by Bradshaw Post 39, with Jennings and Marshaltown figures noted in the matchup.
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Jennings
Bradshaw Post
Junior Legion
Belle Plaine
Frank Lewis
Bele Plaine
Nats Win In 18th 1 0 Inning Major League Box Score
National Leagues NATS defeat the CHICAGO team 1 to 0 in eighteen innings. box score line shows pitchers and batting lines with incomplete player names and scores. Buckle down for late game drama as the win secures a rare 1 0 victory in extra innings.
Baseball School at Waterloo Scheduled
Baseball school at Waterloo stadium will run for six days starting June 16. The program is a joint effort by the Chicago White Sox and the Waterloo recreation commission and is free to boys 15 years of age and older and to young men.
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Chicago Te Sox
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Pitches Arm Off as Wynn Profits in Marathon Tie
In a marathon 16th inning tie, Walt Masterson faltered late but Early Wynn earned belated credit in Chicago's 8-2 nightcap win. Washington’s lone run came on a triple by Al Evans and a long sacrifice fly. Other scores: Indians blank the Red Sox 5-0. Tigers beat Red Sox 5-0. A’s edge Athletics 2-0. Browns split with Yankees. Kiner homers twice as Pirates top Phillies in Philadelphia.
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Ian
Tenenenie Cage
Early Wynn
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Chin Eee
Chigaee Ted Ee Hakes
Tow Taeters
Bob Kennedy
Washington
Earl Harrist
Frank Papish
al Evans
Sher
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Perfect
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Newhouser
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Tigers
Dave “Boo” Ferriss
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Browns
St. Louis
Les Moss
Vern Stephens
Walt Judnich
al Zarilla
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phils
Kiner
Leon
Ce-Mar Feature Won by Wright in Midget Bowl
Wright Butter Wright of Decatur Illinois drove a No 6 Ford V-8 to win the Ce Mar midget bowl 25 lap feature on Sunday He also placed second in the five lap dash for the four fastest cars and third in the opening 10 lap qualifying race Paul Ambrose of Waukegan Illinois won the five lap dash first heat race and was third in the grand final Bud Swanson of Ojus Florida won the second heat race The fastest time trial was credited to Butter Wright with the note weights second tur ini
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Decatur
Cham Il
Ce- Mar
Wright
Secord
Paul Ambrose
Waukegan
Bud Swanson
Ojus
Fla
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Iet
Tur. Ini
Anamosa Legion Defeats Marion 9-4 in League Play
The Anamosa Legion team defeated Marion 9 to 4 in a league contest. Key performers include pitcher Alex Reed for Anamosa and catcher Noah Blake for Marion, with solid defense backing the offense. The win boosts Anamosa's standings in the regional standings.
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Anamosa Legion
Marion
Oneota Golf Tourney At Oneota Club
DECORAH The Howard brothers of Cresco won the annual open tournament at Oneota golf club Sunday. John Howard led the third flight with 120, while Bob Howard 120 tied for lead in that flight. A three way tie at 115 plus 117 by Bennie Martin and Wauk with Aukon won the first flight. Archie Johnson Decorah was runner up.
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Howard Brothers
Cresco
Oneota Golf Club
John Howard
Ign
Iun Mooneeni
Bob Howard
Bennie Martin
Wauk
Aukon
Archie Johnson
Mangrum Seizes Capital Open Crown in Close Finish
National Open champion Lloyd Mangrum won the Capital tournament in a quick, dramatic finish. Ed Oliver of Wilmington tied for second with $1,200 prize money as Locke, Snead, Worsham, and Payton trailed in a tight purse.
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Wilmington
Del
Cvre
Locke
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
George Payton
Hampton
Salshing
Michigan State Clinches CCC Track Title In Milwaukee
Michigan State wins the Central Collegiate Conference championship in Milwaukee led by Bob Schepers in the mile relay and the 440 yard relay. The Spartans score 41 points, Illinois 34, Wisconsin 33. Illinois sent reserve runners and still claimed some places. Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin won two events and the star miler placed in the two miles.
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Michigan State
Bob Schepers
Illinois
Mi State
Wisconsin
Fortien
Don Gehrmann
Star
Eonn
Gree
Holland sets 100 mile record at Wisconsin state fair
Milwaukee race coverage reports Bill Holland setting a 100 mile track record at the Wisconsin State Fair in 1 hour 8 minutes 44.61 seconds. Rex Mays Glendale California finished second with Paul Russo Kenosha Wisconsin third. Conners Los Angeles Van Acker South Bend Indiana followed in fifth.
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Milwaukee
Bill Hol
Iowa Archers Compete In C R Invitational At Cedar Rapids
Iowa archers gathered at a Cedar Rapids park for the first invitational field shoot of the season. The field tournament committee altered the course for a richer experience with two rounds and multiple shots. Notables present included Jack Donath of Muscatine Miles Fisher and Dave Atkins of Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Soke
Sidaa
Betz Maintains Lead in Beverly-Wilshire Tennis Rout
Betz held an 8-4 lead over Cooke at the Beverly Wilshire tennis courts, then defeated her 6-2 9-7 on Sunday. The match marked a notable appearance by a professional in the event.
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Anaieg Thas Waa
Ldfrey Cooke
Beverly-Wilshire Hotel
Luana Fielder Dies Of Baseball Injury
Monona obituary notes Luana Fielder died from a baseball related injury. The item mentions Charles Doerring serving four years in the Army Air Forces as an aerial gunner, shot down over Germany and a prisoner of war for over two years.
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Charles Doerring
Will Fe
Tae
Doerring
Army Air Forces
Germany
Parker and Mulloy Claim Heart Titles in Kansas City
Frank Parker of Los Angeles and Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables, top U S amateurs, won the men s singles and teamed to beat Francisco Segura of Ecuador and Bob Falkenberg of Los Angeles 8 6 7 5 0 6 in doubles. Mrs Morey Lewis of Boston won the girls title with Doris Popple defeating Nora Prosser and Lucille Davidson 6 4 6 2.
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Los Angeles
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
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Mulloy
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
Bob Falkenberg
Loseles
Morey (Baba) Lewis
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Miss Jensen
Doris Popple
Nora Prosser
Lucille Davidson
Lee’s Summit
Americans Take British Openers
GULLANE Scotland AP three United States contenders for the only major British women crown not held by an American won their first round matches. Babe Didrikson Zaharias defeated Helen Nimmo 6 and 5 as Sigel and Woodward posted victories, keeping American hopes alive in the British women's amateur championship.
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United States
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Denver
Helen Sigel
Philadel
Ruth Woodward
Fallver
Mass
Zaharias
Helen Nimmo
Codward
Mont Gk. Lane
Kienniddy
Wales
Iowa City Net Team Takes East Iowa Lead
Iowa City Net Team moved into undisputed first place in the East Iowa competition after a 5-2 win. Cedar Rapids had been tied for first with one victory and no losses, but Iowa City pulled ahead.
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Towa City
Cedar Ra
Cedar
Cardinals Defeat Packers Twice In Split Doubleheader
Cardinals win the first game in a pitchers duel and score on a seventh inning error and later a two run double. In the nightcap Wilson gives the Packers a one run lead but Cunpoe secures the win for the Cardinals in a tense finish.
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Deere
Eliis
McGuire
Ant Peter
Lace Oraor
Alt
Carr
Shedek
Astrosky
Sample
Wilson
Zeke Cun
Urbana Falls to Silver Creek in Wapsie League Upset
Silver Creek, cellar dweller in the Wapsie Valley league, stunned Urbana 5-2 Sunday to shake up the standings as Coggon beat Center Point 15-5 at Walker while a Center Point game was rained out.
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Silver Creek
Walker
Delhi Edges Ryan 8-7 in Delaware League clash
In a seesaw Delaware county league game Delhi edged Ryan 8-7. A Schmidt and Vesey contributed runs as the late innings proved decisive. Clemens held Ryan in check while Hopkinton beat Earlville 10-7 and Masonville defeated Delaware 4-1.
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Ryan
Delaware
Sunin Delhi
A. Schmidt
Vesey
Vasey
Clemens
Hopkinton
Earlville
Masonville
Dencueswes
Monticello Nine Edges Cascade In League Opener
Monticello beat Cascade 6-4 at home as a Monticello pitcher allowed runs in key moments while Cascade suffered its first league loss. Monticello capitalized on eight Cascades errors and a long home run boosted their offense.
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Worthington
Monticello
Cascade
Monticcello Boys
Dyersville
le Myer
Colesburg
Belle Plaine Hosts Marshalltown In Memorial Stadium Showdown
The Belle Plaine semi pro team hosts the Marshalltown Ansons at Memorial Stadium at 8:00 PM. Local fans are urged to attend as the teams clash in a key regional game.
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Belle Plaine
Marshalltown Ansons
Memorial Stadium
Mechanicsville and Lowden Lead in Eastern Lowe
Mechanicsville and Lowden surged to the top of the standings in the eastern Lowe region as the race for the lead intensified. Local teams push for early dominance amid tight playoff positioning and renewed momentum.
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Mechanicsville
Lowden
Lowe
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