Evansville Beats Raiders 4–0 as Manders Fans Eleven
Evansville shuts out the Raiders 4 to 0 as Manders limits seven hits over five innings and fans eleven. Howard and Lahman homerless despite Bees fielding, while Decatur prepares for a late-night start and returns for a later series with Milt Bocek and Bob Olson on the mound.
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Lahman
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Bob Olson
Dizzy Dean Placed Back On Rest Cure
Dizzy Dean, Chicago Cubs pitcher valued at 270000, will rest his inflamed deltoid muscle again after a failed one month rest. Manager Charlie Grimm and Dr John F Davis agree rest is needed. Dean had recently resumed throwing and was slated to face the Brooklyn Dodgers when the soreness returned.
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Clinton Takes Final From Browns 5-2
Clinton Owls salvage the Springfield series finale with a 5-2 win over the Browns. Three seventh inning runs broke a 2-2 tie as Clinton outhit the Browns 15 to 4, Olson taking the loss for the visitors while Klopp yielded the pitching.
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Moline Plowboys Take Series Clincher With 5-4 Win
In a rain shortened finale, Moline Plowboys defeated Bloomington 5-4 for a 2-1 series win. Novikoff homered and Cavosse added a triple while the Plowboys totaled 10 hits led by two apiece from Novikoff and Cavosse. Bloomington scored once in the fourth and the seventh before rain halted play.
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Favorites Reach Trans-Miss Semi-Finals In Tulsa
Betty Jameson of San Antonio and Opal Hill of Kansas City joined Patty Newbold of Wichita and Patty Berg of Minneapolis in the Trans-Mississippi tournament semi finals after decisive victories. Jameson defeated Frank Goldthwaite 2 and 1, Berg beat Lillian Zech 6 and 5, with Hill and Newbold awaiting Friday’s matchups for a finals bid.
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San Antonio
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Minneapolis
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Softball Scores in Fraternal League and Subtrial League
The table lists results from the Fraternal League and Subtrial League with teams such as Maccabees De Molay Oddfellows and Triton Club. Scores show varied inning totals and multiple player pairings like Blahnik and rat Cc versus Verteko and Kacere, with several 0-0 or low-inning lines and notes on players and partnerships.
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O Mahoney Captures Cedar Park Wrestling Show
Danno O Mahoney former world champion defeated Abie Kaplan in the feature bout of the Cedar Park outside show. Kaplan used illegitimate holds but O Mahoney coasted to the win. Jimmy Bear replaced Rough House Nelson against Pat McGill and lost after eight minutes. Steve Savage and Richard Stahl drew in thirty minutes with active action. Alex Fidler refereed all bouts.
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Abie Kaplan
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Richard Stahl
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Cities Service shuts out Armstrongs 6 to 0 in final game
Cities Service completed its 1938 American Legion Junior schedule with a 6 to 0 victory over Armstrongs. Bob Priest pitched two-hitter, struck out nine, and contributed two hits for Cities Service as Jim Livingston led the offense with a double and a single. Armstrongs podían muster only eight baserunners against Priest while committing two errors behind him.
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Shenandoah Runner To Captain Navy Squad
Midshipman J C Oldfield of Shenandoah Iowa will captain the 1939 Navy track team at Annapolis. He was undefeated in the mile run this year.
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J C. Oldfield
Senandoah
Grove Hurls Red Sox Blank Tigers In All Star Build
In Chicago and Cincinnati reports the Red Sox win 8-0 behind Mose Grove who doubles as a top hurler and Foxx drives in two with his 18th homer while Gehrig struggles at the plate. Giants top Cubs 8-5 as Bob Logan mishaps seal the win with Starr and Russell clearing the bases. Pirates beat Bees 5-3 as Brown shines in relief. Dodgers and Cardinals rained out and the Yankees stop play.
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Iowa 2 Percent Car Sales Tax Raises Over $1.33 Million
Iowa's 2 per cent assessment on new car sales produced 1,334,062 dollars in the first year ending April 16, tax officials report.
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Standings and Results From Turree-I and American Association
Standings show Evansville and Waterloo tied in the Turree-I League with 21 wins each, followed by Moline Bloomington Springfield and others. Thursday results include Evansville 4 Cedar Rapids 0 and Decatur 10 Waterloo 2. Friday games list Decatur at Cedar Rapids and Evansville at Waterloo among others. Additionally American Association action features Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis 2 and Toledo 12 Milwaukee 10 with several postponed games due to rain.
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Yankees, Athletics, Senators win in tight AL action
The Yankees beat the White Sox 5-3 as Bill Dickey hit his seventh homer of the year to keep pace with the Red Sox, 34 games behind the Indians. Dario Lodigiani delivered a bases loaded homer to lead the Athletics 8-5 over the Tigers ending Vernon Kennedy’s nine straight wins. Jimmy DeShong and Pete Appleton combined on a four hitter as the Senators topped the Browns 6-4.
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Red Sox Strut Toward Top Behind Grove and Foxx Hit
The Red Sox beat the Indians 8-0 as Lefty Grove won his 10th game aided by Jimmy Foxx's 18th homer and Ben Chapman. Joe Cronin, inspiring the club, channels Huggins' belief in never losing.
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Reds Recall Rookie Infielder From Albany
The Cincinnati Reds recalled Don Lang Friday from Albany in the Eastern league to fill in as utility infielders after the Alex Kampouris trade to the New York Giants. Lang, a California native, trained with the Reds in spring and previously played for Syracuse in the International league before Albany. His return will force Manager McKechnie to release a player to meet the 23 player limit.
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Albany
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Picard and Hines Lead National Open With 70
Henry Picard and Jimmy Hines set early pace at Cherry Hills with 70s as the second round of the National Open begins. Sam Snead and Harry Cooper opened with 77 and 76 respectively while numerous favorites and amateurs vie for the final 36 holes amid tough greens and high altitude.
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Wisconsin All-State Gridder Enrolls at Iowa University
Cuba City Wisconsin all state football star Louis Cox will enter the University of Iowa next fall. Cox has a summer job on the Iowa campus as he joins the Hawkeyes program this year.
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