Haas Leads Raider 5-2 Victory Over Clinton Giants
Bob Haas pitched seven strong innings and allowed two runs as the Raiders defeated Clinton 5-2 at Hill Park. Dee Davis delivered a fifth inning double and sixth inning homer, Lou Kahn drove in two runs, and Clinton starter Pickell kept the game close until Haas pulled away with four sixth inning runs. Superb defense highlighted by two Clinton double plays marked the night.
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Swell pitching, Haas leads Raiders past Clinton 5-2
Bob Haas held Clinton to five hits, two of them scratchy, as he started the Raiders strong at Neve Park with a 5-2 victory Tuesday night.
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Clinton
Bob Haas
Raiders
Neve Park
Bargain Night at Billpark Tickets On Sale In Advance
The Linn County Union of King's Daughters sponsors the game at Billpark and offers 25 cent advance tickets for all seats except boxes. Buy early at stores and downtown cigar shops to avoid gate delays.
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Linn County Union of
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Raiders Triumph After Unsteady Game Against Clinton
Edwards scored on a double and Kahn added a run on a single as Clinton misplayed batted balls and throws. Maresca homered in the seventh, Edwards doubled in the eighth, and Davis hit a homer after a late rally to keep the Raiders in the game.
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Lou Kahn
Meyers
Hershey
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Bradford
Clinton
Haas
Maresca
Pavich
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del Jones
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Forrest Ae
St. Louis
Warneke
Brown
Don Padgett
Terry Moore
Johnny Hopp
Gus Mancuso
Mel Ott Reports to Giants At Sixteen
New York outfielder Mel Ott reported to the New York Giants as a teenager of sixteen, joining the club for spring training and beginning a professional career that would later establish him as a homer hitting star.
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NEW York
NEA
Mel Ott
Giants
Raiders Climb in Three-Eye Tussle
The Cedar Rapids Raiders, defending Three-Eye champions, beat Clinton 5–2 to stay within 1.5 games of the lead. Springfield lost 8–1 to the Bees. Decatur edged Moline 5–4 on Williams' ninth inning homer. Waterloo and Madison split, with Waterloo winning 12–8 in seven and Madison taking the nightcap 13–7.
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Jersey City Lands Bauer From Pirates
Pittsburg Pirates transfer Russ Bauers to Jersey City of the International League with a 24 hour recall option. Bauers, once hailed for fireball speed, struggled with wildness and has won only one game in the last two seasons with the Pirates since 1937.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
Totals Record Confusing Run Totals On Scorecard
Fragmentary OCR notes show totals and run counts in a baseball score summary. Mentions 7th and 8th innings with scattered numbers. No clear team names or precise event details discernible.
Grinnell Netman Loses In Triple A Upset
In the Triple A invitational tennis tournament George Toley seeded No.8 fell 6-3 7-5 to Frank Thompson St. Louis district champion and former Virginia net captain in the second round. Howard V Stephens Jr of St Louis won 6-0 6-2 in the first round over Des Moines Ir.
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George Toley
Frank Thompson
University of Virginia
Howard V. Stephens, Jr
Des Moines
Red Pepper Sports Talk From Ollie and Cardin
Ollie previews Madison and Decatur as rivals loom while Evansville, Bees, and Colman clubs shape the league. Marquardt raves about the road trip as pitchers return and staff plans unfold. Blas Monaco struggles at hot corner with lighter bats and timing.
Rigney Seeks 60 Day Draft Deferment
John Rigney asked the draft board for a sixty day deferment claiming hardship to marry and save money for his wife. Paul Armstrong challenged the deferment saying he appeals to Washington authorities while noting his duty to follow the law.
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Wednesday
Wirneke Shuts Phils in 3-0 Card win for 1st place
Lon Warneke pitched nine strong innings allowing only one hit while fanning six to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-0 victory over Philadelphia. The win keeps St. Louis one game ahead of Brooklyn as Feller earns his 13th win for Cleveland in a separate score.
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Emmett Mueller
Phillies
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Fred Fitzsimmons
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Dolph Camilli
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Lavagetto
Walker
Owen
Braves
Frank McCormick
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Vander Meer
Steve Peek
New York Yankees
Peek
Sox
Yankees
Iowa U awards major and minor letters in athletics
Iowa City AP reports University of Iowa awarded 18 major and 6 minor letters to baseball and tennis players on Tuesday. Freshman numeral awards were given to 46 athletes across basketball, baseball and tennis with six Cedar Rapids men among the honorees.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Cedar Rapids
Favorites advance in the Women's Western Open golf
In Cincinnati the twelfth annual Women's Western Open sees Patricia Berg of Minneapolis and Helen Dettweiler of Washington D C win their first round matches after posting six over par scores. Berg took medal honors with 71 and beat Mrs. Jake Sears 4 and 3 while Dettweiler defeated Betty Jameson and Virginia Buffalo to move on.
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Minneapolis
Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
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Jake Sears
Cuyahoga Falls
Miss Dettweiler
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Virginia Buffalo
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Estelle Page Sets 67 Stroke Women’s Record at Sedgefield
Mrs Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill N C shot a nine under par 67 to win the Sedgefield Country Club one day tournament by 18 strokes over 123 competitors. Rain did not stop her as she carded six birdies and no eagles amid 67 score that matched three under men’s par.
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Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Sedgefield
Craig Wood enters Mahoning Valley golf tournament
Craig Wood, winner of the National Open, entered the $5,900 Mahoning Valley golf tournament set to open in Youngstown on Friday.
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Craig Wood
Undefined fragment summary of a 1930s games schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wednesday games and a match between Louls and Braa with unclear locations and scores. Names and details are garbled, preventing a clear event or outcome.
Sport Jabs Roundup From New York to Philadelphia
Cocoa Kid knocks out Manuel Villa in Puerto Rico and Mexico City card. Andre Jessurun defeats Theodorescu in New York City with a ten round decision on a Philadelphia bill.
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Mexico City
Philadelphia
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Theodorescu
Clatterbaugh Named Waverly High Coach
WAVERLY IA Ken neth Clatterbaugh former Eldora high school coach for four years was appointed to lead Waverly high school football he will replace Walteron S Koch who recently joined Cornell college as coach.
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Kenneth Clatterbaugh
Eldora
Waverly High
Walteron S. Koch
Cornell College
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