Butternut Bakers Clinch City Junior Legion Title
Butternut Bakers defeated Becks 14 to 1 and Roosevelt Hotel 5 to 0 to clinch the city Junior Legion championship. Al Schamberger allowed just one hit in the nightcap, fanning nine for the Bakers while Wise and Martin provided key hits. Smulekoff's also won the opener over Beck's as the Bakers advance to the Davenport district tournament.
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Seahawks Wallop Keokuk Nine 16 to 2
Iowa City navy preflight base ball team improved to five wins one loss after an easy Sunday victory over Keokuk. The home win showcased strong batting and solid pitching as the Seahawks moved toward their next scheduled contest.
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Wilson and Collins Radio clash at Daniels Park tonight
The Collins Radio and Wilson teams meet at 6 in Daniels Park east arena as part of the M and J baseball slate. Tom Elwood's Packers may field Anash or Bryson while Collins manager Mike Kaplan could start Moravec Zuber or Rebok.
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Rebok
Cherry Burrell Dominates Open Softball Triple Header
Cherry Burrell moved into sole first in the Open League after a 13 to 3 win over the Eagles as Don McGuire pitched a four‑hit game and Whiz White starred with a triple and a double. Collins Radio beat John Becks 8 to 3 in the Open League while Century Engineering toppled Universal Engineering 9 to 3 in the Industrial League.
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Disses Sewened
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Boston Red Sox trade Chase for Giants Barna
Left handed pitcher Ken Chase was traded by the Boston Red Sox to the New York Giants for outfielder Babe Barna on Monday.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati 10-1 and New York 6-3 with St Louis 3-4 and Chicago 6-4 in Sunday play. American League lists New York 3-2 and Washington 16-0 amid mixed scores. American Association notes Milwaukee 4-2 and Indianapolis 2-7 among others. leading hitters include Fleming LaPlant Choate and Elwood. home run leaders feature Ludemann Jones Trainor and Collins with various pitchers named.
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Ohio State Tops Big Ten With Four Titles
Ohio State led Big Ten championships by taking four titles in the season. The Buckeyes won baseball over Purdue 4 3 and 4 1 to finish 6 wins in 7 games, adding football, swimming and tennis crowns. Michigan claimed three, Illinois two, Indiana two, with other standings noted.
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Manager Sparks Crowd To Boxing Shows In Kansas City
Charles Myers, manager of the North Side American Youth boxing club, offered free passes to every fan. The bi monthly events, once sparsely attended, now draw packed houses under his promotional idea.
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Nile Kinnick Memorial Drive Sparks Iowa Debate
The column recalls Nile Kinnick as a hero who perished at sea while serving as a naval aviator and discusses memorial ideas. Letters from readers propose options such as a marble statue or an arch with a bronze bust, and a statewide fundraising campaign led by the I club and Judge M L McKinley to fund a memorial.
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Three New American Tank Marks Recorded
Three new American swimming records were set at the Far Western meet in San Francisco. Ann Curtis of San Francisco won the 100 yard freestyle in 1 02.5 and the 220 yard freestyle in 2 33.6, becoming the meet high scorer with 17 points. Sue Zimmerman of Multnomah Portland broke the 150 yard medley in 1 54.2, surpassing Lorraine Fisher of Newark.
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Central City Horses Dominate Monticello Harness Race Meet
Harness racing results from Monticello show Central City entries finishing strongly. Winners included Nipponese and Star Burnett with times around 2:14 to 2:09, while owners from Des Moines to Central City, Sibley and Doon saw multiple horses place in the day’s events.
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Veterans Stand Out in Majors
New York report highlights multiple star performances across teams. Billy Herman and Carl Hubbell cited for key contributions. Babe Dahlgren delivers clutch hits. Cris Hackett fuels Indians' rally while Tommy Bridges and Virgil Trucks pace Tigers. Athletics topple Yankees in double bill. Pirates complete a 10 to 3 win and 4 to 4 tie with Cardinals.
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Navy Defeats Army in Local Tennis Finals
Navy Cadet Groom from Wichita wins the men’s singles final 6-1 3-6 6-2 over Army Aircrewman Claude Lake of Tampa amid rain and crowding. Proceeds of the match benefit the Linn County Red Cross with other results including Shrimper reaching the women’s final and notable doubles play.
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Universal Engineers Upset Manufacturers 4-3 in Extras
Universal Engineers stunned the Iowa Manufacturers 4-3 in 11 innings at Daniels Park in the Mand J race opener. Keene, Keeney, and Wyckoff sparked the upset with timely hits while Max Smith outdueled Kleen in a see-saw game featuring late twists and a heated managerial dispute.
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Kennedy to become Notre Dame sports publicity chief
J Walter Kennedy of Stamford Connecticut will assume the post of sports publicity director at Notre Dame University starting July 1 according to an announcement made Monday.
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