Raiders Sweep Evansville With Doubleheader Victories
The Red Raiders defeated Evansville 1 0 in the first game and 5 2 in the second, moving to six wins in eight games. Gehrke and Naymick pitched solidly, while Roggino homered in the second game to spark the rally.
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Mike Naymick
Evansville
Red Raiders
Bob Coleman
Raiders
Walsh
Joe Walsh
Marquardt
Walter Walsh
Pinestone
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Gehrig Heads To Mayo Clinic After Exhibition Return
Lou Gehrig prepared for a medical checkup after his first Yankee appearance since May 2. He planned to go from Kansas City to Rochester for Mayo Clinic tests to explain his slugging issues following a 4-1 exhibition win over the Kansas City Blues.
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INS
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Yankee
Jaloppy Races Sunday On Manchester Track
The Delaware county fair sponsors a jaloppy race at Manchester fairgrounds on Sunday July 18. Cars must be stock models at least ten years old. Races follow professional rules with time trials at 1 30 p m and one lap qualifying for positions. The five mile main event features the fastest six cars. Doc Hayden will start the races plus two qualifying races a consolation event and the grand final sweepstakes.
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Doc” Hayden
Exhibition Games Across Kansas City and Rochester Report
Readable lines describe exhibition games in Kansas City and Rochester with teams including Cincinnati and players such as Dickey Vance Kosky McCullough and Narson. The Rochester matchup notes seven innings by agreement with pitchers Davis Tiershberger Roe and Narson.
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Narson
Dyersville Beats Monticello 6 to 1 in League Game
Dyersville defeated Monticello 6 to 1 in Maquoketa Valley league action. Schweitzer drove in Ferring in the seventh to avoid a shutout. Dyersville tallied two runs in the first, two in the second, and two in the seventh, with Brueckner homering with Malloy aboard. Berkenstock yielded six hits.
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Dyersville
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Hawkeye Nine Defeats Alpha In 11-4 Game
Hawkeye Nine defeated Alpha Sunday afternoon by 11 to 4. Courtiin Hill and Barnes, Begauske and Parker contributed to the win as Alpha struggles.
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Sumner
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Hill
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Begauske
Parker
Ossian Nine Defeats Frankville In 21 To 3 Victory
Ossian defeated Frankville on the local diamond Sunday by 21 runs to 3. The winning lineup included Dickman and Daniela, with Leuenberger and Leuenberger contributing.
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Wife Sues Hildebrand for Divorce in Indianapolis
Mrs Gladys Hildebrand sued for divorce from Oral Hildebrand pitcher for the New York Yankees. She seeks $400 a month alimony for five years and cites cruelty while noting his reported $9 000 annual income.
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Four teams vie for three-I lead in tight race
The Three-I League standings tighten as Evansville drops to third after a loss to Cedar Rapids while Clinton retakes the lead. Decatur pushes to second by beating Waterloo in 14 innings, and Springfield remains fourth. Moline wins 10-7 at Bloomington as Clinton and Springfield schedule a later-game.
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Craig Wood Loses National Open Playoff to Byron Nelson
In Philadelphia AP report Craig Wood loses the National Open playoff to Byron Nelson by three strokes after a 70 by Nelson and a brave comeback bid by Wood. Nelson’s quick start with a birdie and eagle on holes three and four set the tone as Wood fights to the last, finishing strong but second.
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Sam
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Numeral Awards At Iawa State College
Ames students dominate the Numeral Awards at Iawa State College with multiple major letter winners named. Recipients include Bruce Griffing Don Beresford Robert Menze and others from Ames along with athletes from Des Moines Waterloo and Cedar Rapids in baseball tennis golf track and more.
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Athletic Council
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Don Beresford
Robert Menze
William Buren
Clinton
Everly
Gale Snell
Mason City
Robert Cappen
Brooklyn
Jimmy Wigdal
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Promise City
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Chariton
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Harlan
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Leonard Thomas
Virginia
Minn
Joe Taylor
Gordon Taylor
Waterloo
G. C. Wheeler
Cedar Rapids
Swisher Tigers Beat Swisher Pickups 16-6
The Swisher Tigers defeated the Swisher Pickups Sunday by 16 to 6. Pitcher W Sterner and batter D ene fueled the win with key hits and strong defense.
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the Gazette
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Swisher Pickups
W. Sterner
Dene
Batty
Raidersedge Bees in six games lead gap widens
Raiders hold a 6 2 series edge over Evansville with two Evansville wins in the past. Singles out Colman and Gugler as pivotal for Evansville losses while Naymick and Gehrke anchor a strong Raiders relief effort. Decatur series looms as potential test as road success persists.
Cedar Bluff Defeats North Liberty 19 to 7 in Slow Pitch
Cedar Bluff defeated North Liberty 19 to 7 on Sunday. Carl Stout pitched for Cedar Bluff with B Wagaman and Gerald Stout catching. For North Liberty, William Bowman and Merritt Ewart pitched with Herman Whitacre catching.
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The Brown Trout Wins Angling Converts
L W Kingston argues the brown trout, native to Europe, outlasts others in warm waters and long stream runs. He recalls a Pine River July chase, detailing a cautious, educated browns behavior and a successful dusk cast that hooked a large fish.
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Babe Ruth Steals Cooperstown Show At 100th Birthday
Babe Ruth dominated Cooperstown's 100th anniversary celebration, autographing memorabilia and hitting a ball for spectators. Ty Cobb arrived unrecognized as Ruth drew the crowd to the baseball museum dedication with Hall of Famers like Connie Mack and Tris Speaker in attendance. The "Immortals" later wore old uniforms for a charity game. the Babe joked about his signature overload and the crowd echoed their admiration.
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Opal Hill Wins Medal Honors in Western Open
St Louis AP reports Opal S Hill of Kansas City a veteran tour player won medalist honors at the Western Open held at Westwood Country Club. She posted 41 43 84 for the qualifying round amid heavy rain and is favored to win her third women s Western Open in five years.
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Kansas City
Newsies Nine defeat Metz Oilers 8 to 5 at Riverside Park
Lefty Golad pitched well and Mike Nemec drove the offenses as the Gazette Newsies Nine defeated the Metz Oilers 8-5 Sunday afternoon at Riverside Park. Oiler leaders were B. Harris while C. Joss and F. George starred for the Newsies.
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Best Side Revealed as Guldahl Loses Open
Ralph Guldahl, former open champion, emerged as a popular, likable figure after defeat. The essay notes his human, sportsmanlike conduct, slouching gait, and quiet dignity as fans sought autographs and praised his character. He plans to resume tour play with the PGA schedule ahead.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
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Standings and results from three I league and schedules
Standings show Clinton and Waterloo as leaders with several teams below. Monday results include Evansville, Moline, Bloomington and Decatur while Tuesday games list Cedar Rapids at Deestar and Waterloo at Evansville. Multiple teams have no scheduled games.
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Waterloo
Evansville
Clinton
Bloomington
Moline
Springfield
Unclear midseason standings with scattered team records
The fragment shows multiple team records for w i Pet, Kan City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Columbus, Indian pills, Paul, Louisville, Toledo, and St. Paul with win loss dots and a single game noted as scheduled. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
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Two Holidays For Major Leaguers At Cooperstown
In New York MLB players in both leagues had a second rest day Tuesday after ceremonies at the baseball centennial celebration in Cooperstown New York Monday. No games were played Monday or Tuesday as executives and many players attended the event.
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