Raiders Crush Omaha 6 1 as Evans Stars in Return
Ernie Evans, returning to his old stomping ground in Cedar Rapids regalia, shut down Omaha with five hits allowed over seven innings. Smith, Jackson, and Elliott led a 11 hit Raiders attack as Cedar Rapids defeated the Packers 6 to 1, with defensive plays and timely scoring aiding the win.
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U S Conquers English to Keep Wightman Trophy
The United States clinched the Wightman Cup for the fourth straight year with Helen Jacobs’s 6 4 6 4 win over Dorothy Round and Sarah Palfrey’s 4 8 6 2 6 victory over Peggy Scriben. Palfrey’s upset of Scriben and Jacobs’s earlier success sealed the Cup despite remaining matches.
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Cunningham Meets Bonthron Today In Rubber Mile Race
Princeton meet centers on the famed rubber mile between Glenn Cunningham and Bill Bonthron. Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania also lines up as the only other serious challenger in the attempt to lower Jack Lut’s world standard of 4 0 7 6. The event is at Palmer Stadium with hopes of a new record.
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Demons Beats Topeka 7 4 for Second Straight Win
Des Moines held a 1 game lead in the Western race after defeating Topeka 7 4. Ogorek homered for the Demons, Moreau earned the win in relief, and Prince struck out seven for Topeka as Davenport moved closer in the standings with a 8 2 win over St Joseph.
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Light Nine Clinches Sixth Straight In M J League
The Light company won its sixth consecutive M and J league game by defeating the Witwer Grocer team 8 to 3 at Daniels Park. Thenhaus pitched well for the Lighters, who exploded for six runs in the first inning and maintained the lead with timely hitting and solid defense. The Grocers scored in the fourth and sixth innings, but could not keep pace. Next up: Quaker Oats vs Witwer Grocer on Monday.
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Griffs Defeat Sox 8-7 to Sweep Series
Washington swept a four game set with Chicago as Travis delivered the winning run in the ninth after Bonura tied it with his 17th homer. Joe Cronin led the attack with a first inning homer and a 3-for-5 day as the Indians won 12-6 to take the series edge. Rowe scattered nine hits in an 11-4 Detroit victory over Boston, while the Yankees stayed atop by beating the Browns. In New York, MacFayden pitched a comeback win for the Yankees over St. Louis in a 3-0 game with Ben Chapman featuring a daring baserunning play and a key double in the sixth.
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Phillies Top Cubs 4 3 in Ten as Camilli Homers
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in ten innings after Dolph Camilli tied the game with a ninth inning homer. Johnny Moore, Irvine Jeffries, and Dick Bartell drove in the winning run, with Lon Warneke taking the loss for the Cubs. Kiki Cuyler and Billy Jurges homered for Chicago.
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Hagen Hampton Laffoon And Revolta Shoot 68
John Rogers, Janky Denver, Cole forged into the lead in the Western Open after the second round with a 70 two under par and a 36 hole total of 139 as Hagen Hampton Laffoon and Revolta trailed.
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Western League and National League standings and results
Western League standings show Des Moines Cedar Rapids Davenport and St Joseph amid win loss records with Cedar Rapids 6 Omaha 1 Friday results include Cedar Rapids 6 Omaha 1 Des Moines 17 Topeka 4 Davenport 4 St Joseph 2 Rock Island 4 Saturday games list pairings. National League results include New York Philadelphia St Louis Boston Chicago with Friday results and Saturday matchups noted.
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Fans Ballot For All Star Teams In New York Poll
In a nationwide poll by the Writers' committee 20,000 votes logged to select all star teams for July 10. Top choices include Giants, Cardinals, and Pirates with players such as Hal Traynor Babes and Dizzy Dean leading across positions in both American and National Leagues.
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Cards Trade Davis To Phils For Fullis
ST LOUIS AP Outfielder Charles Philip Chick Fullis is acquired by the Cardinals from Philadelphia in exchange for Outfielder George Davis. Sam Breadon, Cardinals president, says Fullis is fit to play after a limited season. This marks a second swap between Fullis and Davis, the first occurring in 1932.
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Chick” Fullis
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Dodgers top Pirates 6 4 to win series three games to one
Dodgers beat the Pirates 6 to 4 in Brooklyn bolstered by strong batting against Red Lucas and two successors. Zachary, new Dodger after leaving Boston, debuted well with nine hits allowed plus a leadoff double in the sixth driving in Joe Stripp and Al Lopez to take the lead.
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Cavalcade Favored In Detroit Derby Run
Cavalcade the reigning 3-year-old of the American turf was an outstanding favorite for the second Detroit derby at the fair grounds this afternoon. Also note: business concerns in Austria reported increasing earnings.
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Burlingame Hurls One Hit Game As Old Lager Wins
Old Lager blanked Bennett Tire 9 to 0 in the Open diamondball League at Ellis Park Friday evening. Burlingame allowed one hit while Jay Morgan limited Iowa Electric Light and Power to six. Armstrong's beat Town Electric Light 16 to 7 behind Driscoll's 16 runs, Alberts defeated Beesons 10 to 7 in the third game.
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