Clinton Raiders Rally Sparks Big Baseball Night
Clinton defeated their opponents as Maresca and Edwards delivered power in key innings. Hershey and Kahn made key defensive plays, while Davis hit a homer and Jaeger, Bradford, Pavich and Neill added solid contact. Forrest Thompson was expected to start the next game.
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Edwards
Lou Kahn
Meyers
Hershey
Louie Kahn
Davis
Bradford
Kahn
Raiders
Clinton
Haas
Coyle
Otto Meyers
Ollie Marquardt
Marquardt
Jaeger
Maresca
Pavich
Neill
Raiders Ground Clinton Giants 5-2 on wet Hill Park
Bob Haas pitched seven innings and allowed only two runs as Cedar Rapids Raiders defeated Clinton Giants 5-2. Offense came alive in the sixth with three singles and a home run, led by Hank Edwards Lou Kahn and George Davis. Dee Davis delivered a fifth inning double and a sixth inning homer.
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Cedar Rapids
Merdenbreek
Pickell
Baws Hatied
fe—Edwards
Kaka
Davia
Atesca
Ome Rans
Davis
Mareses
Wnershey
Jaecer
Pavic
Edwards
Jenner—Marawarat
Cedar Raids
Clinton
Chiatesedar Rapids
Little “Dee” Wallops
Ing Raider
Hill Park
Clinton Giants
Bob Haas
Haas
Nee
Hank Edwards
Lou Kahn
George Davis
Raider
Little
Dee” Davis
McCormick
Manuel Salvo
Braves
Reds
Bill McGee
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Vern Olsen
Hank Leiber
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
McGee
Johnny Wittig
Leiber
McCosky
Mullin
Gehringer
Bargain Night at Hill Park Promoted by Linn County Daughters
The Linn County Union of King’s Daughters sponsors tonight’s first Bargain Night of the year at Hill Park. Tickets for any general seat are 25 cents at the gate or in advance. Advance tickets are sold by many downtown stores and cigar shops to speed entry.
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Hill Park
Linn County Union of
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Swell Pitching Holds Clinton to Five Hits in Win
Bob Haaa led the Raiders to a 5-2 victory at His Park Tuesday night. He pitched strong innings as Clinton managed only five hits, two of them scratchy, while Raiders hitters struck back with timely runs.
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Clinton
Bob Haaa
Raiders
His Park
Blas Monaco
Monaco
Ollie
Ott Auditioned as Catcher at Sixteen for Giants
New York report notes outfielder Mel Ott joined the San Francisco Giants as a catcher when he was 16, marking an early career position before his longtime outfield fame.
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NEW York
NBA
Mel Ott
Giants
Raiders Rally Past Clinton in Three-Eye Tilt
Cedar Rapids Raiders, trailing in the Three-Eye standings, beat Clinton 5 to 2 on a decisive sixth inning. Evansville stayed atop the league with an 8 to 1 win over Springfield while Bradley, Decatur, Waterloo and Madison posted varied results.
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Associated Prey
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Raiders
Clinton
Evansville
Springfield
Bees
Bradley
Bill Spahn
Brownies
Decatur
Moline
Williams
Waterloo
Madison
Winters
Struss
Jackson
Biggs
Sproul
Griswold
Tletie
Andrew
Ninneman
Kincannon
Genabug
Molin
Byerly
Jersey City Acquires Bauer From Pirates
Pittsburgh announces Russ Bauers, a right handed pitcher, is optioned to Jersey City of the International League with recall possible in 24 hours. Bauers, with the Pirates since 1937, showed early promise but issues with wildness limited him to one win in the last two seasons.
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Pittsburgh
Russ Bauers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jersey City
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Bauers
Pirates
Detroit Beats Philadelphia In Tight Box Score Night
Detroit edges Philadelphia 4 3 in a pitcher heavy game. Brancato Moses and Gehringer key hits while Benton earns the win with Ferrick taking the loss as both teams push late with baserunners and errors.
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Detreit
Breato
Mullin
Moses
Gehrina
McCoy
Radelufdf
Johnson
York
Siebert
O'Campbdell
Davis
C'pm
Ferrick
McCrabb
Suder
Sth
Marchlildon
Benton
Philadelphia
Brancato
Croucher
Allies
Dean
Gehringer
McCosky
S. Chapman
Collins
Hayes
Detroit
Bridges
Marchildon
Mare Iden
Jin
McCrabe
Hissins
Campbell
Loatne
Rome Mubbard
Ormsby
Raiders eyeing title despite pitching woes and Decatur watch
Ollie Marquardt returns from a nine day swing through the provinces and weighs the Three Eye race. He flags Decatur as the team to watch with Schmiel and Hart back, while praising Evansville's Bees but noting no pushover. He details limited pitching on the Raiders tour and Monaco's arm and bat adjustments as key factors in their push.
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Ollie Marquardt
Clinton
Giants
Anderson
Fisher
Madison
Oljie
Ollie
Evansville
Decatur
Bees
Bob Coleman
Schmiel
Hart
Columbus
Houston
Sacramento
Iowa City awards major and minor letters in athletics
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids athletes received eighteen major letters and six minor letters in baseball and tennis, announced by Athletic Director E G Schroeder. Forty six freshmen earned numerals across basketball, baseball and tennis with Cedar RapidsRepresentatives among honorees.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Cedar Rapids
Sasebat
Prank Kocur
Slater
William Welp
Ban Croft
Robert Stastny
Wendell Hill
Cambridge
Ted Gordimer
Cumberland
Robert Faber
Remsen
Richard Helin
William Diehl
Harold Lind
Ottumwa
Roy Stille
Schaller
Keith Anderson
Gowrie
Joe Bell
Des Moines
Gerald Berchenbriter
Walter Byers
Kansas City
Robert Collins
Davenport
Allen Crain
Missouri Valley
Early Clayton
Arthur Halverson
Montour
Robert King
Gravity
Joe Lee
Rochester
Minn
Robert Macon
Springville
William McNeal
Wapello
Jack Ping
Winfield
Harry Rinkema
South Holland
Richard
Robert Sharp
Ute
Robert Tayek
Monona
Donald Thompson
Mapleton
Maynard Woodbury
Corwith
Tonnie
Robert Basford
Waterloo
Mirman Houghton
Red Oak
George Kelly
Detroit
Mich
Roland Mebbins
John Craban
Campbell
Warren Lyerly
Dubuque
Grinnell Netman Falls In Triple A Upset
In St Louis the Triple A invitational tennis event opened with an upset as No 8 seed George Toley fell 6 3 7 5 to Frank Thompson, a district champion and former Virginia captain. USC star Charles Mallmann dropped a love set to Ralph Hart before winning 0 6 6 2 6 2. Howard Stephens Jr. beat Rodney Coffin in a first round match 8 8 6 2.
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ST. Louis
George Toley
Frank Thompson
University of Virginia
Charles Mallmann
University of Southern California
New York
Ralph Hart
Grinnell College
Howard V. Stephens, Jr
Rodney Coffin
Des ‘Mejparle
Favorites Advance to Second Round in Women's Western Open
Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Helen Dettweiler of Washington D C won their 18 hole first round matches at the twelfth annual Women's Western Open in Cincinnati. Berg sub par 71 earned medalist honors and beat Mrs Jake Sears 4 and 3 while Dettweiler defeated Mrs George Wilcox 5 and 4. Betty Jameson and Virginia Guilfoil also won their early matches.
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Patty Berg
WCW
Nancy Huff
Los Angeles
Craig Wood
New York City
Fort Worth
Craig
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Miss Berg
Jake Sears
Cuyahoga Falls
Miss Dettweiler
George Wilcox
Miami
Fla
Estelle Page Sets Remarkable 67 in Greensboro Golf
Mrs Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill NC 1938 Women's National Champion fired a nine under par 67 to win Sedgefield Country Club’s one day tournament by 18 strokes over 123 players. She played six holes in rain and had two eagles and six birdies. The score was three under men’s par.
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Greensboro
N. C
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Sedgefield
Craig Wood Enters $5,000 Mahoning Valley Golf
Youngstown report: Craig Wood, National Open winner, enters the $5,000 Mahoning Valley tournament opening Friday.
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Youngstown, O
INS
Craig Wood
Standings and results from the THREE EYE LEAGUE
TEAMS Aranuyiiissis Cedar Rapids Civites Vanaville Waterloo Decatur Moline Evansville and others show varied letters and records. Tuesday results include New York 8 Chicago 3 Cleveland 4 Washington 1 and Philadelphia 3 Boston pending rain. Wednesday schedules list games at Cedar Rapids Waterloo Madison Decatur Moline and Evansville.
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Aranuyiiissis
Atur i
Dame Wien
Cedar Rapids & Civites Vanaville
Uberinstiela Acatur
Adioon
Waterloo
Ceder Raplds
Madison
Decatur
Moline
Byringfield
Evansville
W.L. Pewl
Pet
Cleveland
Mita
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Louis
Chicago
Washington
Croit
Bt. Louis
Orton
W.L. Pet. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Yektamirah i
Cincinnati
Poul Philagelphie
Pittsburgh
Prey A Philagelenis
Neinnat
Mayo
News York
T. Louls
White Sox Pitcher Rigney Granted 60 Day Deferment
Chicago White Sox pitcher John Rigney, 26, was granted a 60 day deferment to enter army service after requesting hardship relief to marry Dorothy Comiskey. State director Paul Armstrong appealed the deferment to Washington, citing legal duties over personal feelings.
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Chicago
John Duncan Rigney
Chicago White Sox
Paul G. Armstrong
The
Selective Service
Washington
White Sox
Rigney
Armstrong
Dorothy Comiskey
J. Louis Comiskey
Boxing Results From New York and Philadelphia
New York fighter Deeen Kid 144 percent knocked out Manuel Villa 195 percent in Mexico City. Philadelphia bout saw Andre Jessurus 154 declare Mile Theederssen 146 in New York.
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New York
Deeen Kid
Puerto Rico
Manuel Villa
Mexico City
Philadelphia
Andre Jessurus
Mile Theederssen
Warneke Shuts Out Phillies To Lift Cardinals
Lon Warneke pitched nine innings allowing only one hit and struck out six as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 3 to 0 to move one game ahead of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Bob Feller won his 13th for Cleveland with a four hitter in a 4 1 victory over Washington.
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St. Apt. Brown
Mueller
Pulledstintes
Moore
Marty
Hopp
Rizzo
Padgett
Etten
Slaught'r
Litwhiler If
Crespi
Bracan
Marion
Warren
Ec Mancuso
Warneke
AlJohnson
Livingston Icrouch
Johnson
Philadelphia
Crouch
Umphres
Barlick
Pinell
Ballanfantme
Feller
Robert
Lon Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Feller
Philadelphia Phillies
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Arkansas
Emmett Mueller
Phillies
Deeat
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Indians
Ken Keltner
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fitz
Pirates
Dolph Camilli
Gustine
Lavagetto
Walker
Owen
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Frank McCormick
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Vander Meer
Steve Peek
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Peek
Sox
Yankees
Crosetti
Keller
Pfeek
Clatterbaugh Named Waverly Coach Succeeds Koch
Kenneth Clatterbaugh, longtime Eldora high school coach, was signed to coach at Waverly high Tuesday. He will replace Walteron S. Koch, the former Waverly coach who recently took the football post at Cornell College.
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Waverly, In
Kenneth Clatterbaugh
Eldora
Waverly High
Walteron S. Koch
Cornell College
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