Raiders Fall in 15 Inning Duel Then Win Opener 43 ECATUR
Cedar Rapids and Decatur split a marathon Sunday night with a 15 inning opener decided by Ken Blackman’s single in the 15th. Decatur won 1-0 as Johnny Tobin pitched five scoreless innings in relief before a late Decatur rally tied the game, while Ray Poat pitched seven scoreless for Cedar Rapids in the nightcap, a 3-0 Raiders victory. Redmond, Hershey, Edwards, and Wessels figured in the late scoring plays, with Calvert handling seven innings in relief of Schubel, who allowed the decisive run in the 15th. The Raiders plan more games Monday and travel to Moline for four games in three nights.
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Junior Amateur Golfers Open At Ames Tuesday
Ames reports a 75 player field of teenage golfers ages 16 to 19 contesting the qualifying round of the 29th Western Junior Amateur at Iowa State College links Tuesday. Defending champion Ben Downing of LSU faces a strong group as last year’s title was claimed by the University of Michigan.
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Nobody Gains In Three-Eye Over Sunday
The Three-Eye league failed to gain ground Sunday with Decatur taking a 4 to 3 win over Cedar Rapids in 15 innings before losing 3 to 0 in seven. Madison beat Springfield 2 to 1 in eight. Brownies split with Moline, Clinton split two. Waterloo beat Evansville 5 to 1 after Evansville won 7 to 2 earlier. Four of seven Sunday games were decided by one run.
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Vinton Nine Triumphs Over Garrison In 11 9 Victory
Vinton rapped 14 hits off Beckdell including two triples by Otha Beshaw and Henry Welchman to beat a revived Garrison team Sunday 11 to 9. Three Vinton pitchers allowed seven scattered blows as a late ninth inning rally by Garrison was staunched by sharp defense.
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Mokin Entries Take Harness Race Money
A crowd of 3 500 watched Mokin entries dominate harness racing in six heats at a June Sunday meet. Captain Mokin won three 2 14 pace heats, Charley Makin took two seconds and a third, Jackie Davis claimed a heat win and two seconds, Tony the Great had mixed results, and Mrs Lucille McLaughlin drove Josephus to three firsts. Track conditions were soggy after rain, slowing times though Captain Makin posted 2 11 4 in the second heat.
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Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter By Tait
A mixed sports column covers Dick Wakefield turning pro bids and the baseball market, Lou Kahn breaking his leg, and Diamond Dust notes on Giants home and road wins. It recalls 1925 records, St Louis Cards 1940s marks, and odd league quirks with light humor and player anecdotes.
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Major League Box Scores St Louis Philadelphia
Box scores show St Louis and Philadelphia games with runs, hits, and errors. Key players include Johnson Berardino Hayes Ferrell Clift Moses and Suder from St Louis and Cullenbine Chapman Judnich Babich Lucadello on Philadelphia, plus pitching notes and game times. The second game notes Chicago Bay Boston and Detroit Washington matchups with homers by Campbell Wright and Doerr, and pitching details across innings.
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Philadelphia Phillies vs Chicago Cubs baseball recap
Game details show Philadelphia defeating Chicago with a late rally 6 to 4. Key players include Mueller Litwhiler and Dallesandro for Philadelphia, and Cavarretta Sturgeon Hitting for Chicago. Pitchers Hughes Passeau Hoerst Melton contributed with multiple innings and errors noted on both sides.
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Parker Captures AAA Net Tourney Singles Title
Frankie Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey defeated Don McNeill of Oklahoma City 6-2 6-4 6-2 in the fifth annual Triple A Invitational men singles final in St. Louis. Parker took the vacant title from Frankie Kovacs and posted a 106 to 73 point edge. Wayne Sabin and Gardner Mulloy won the men's doubles 6-2 6-3 6-3 over Parker and McNeill.
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Standings and results from THREE BY LEAGUE and American Association
Sunday results show Cedar Rapids Madison Springfield Evansville and Waterloo in action with scores noted. Monday games include Cedar Rapids Decatur Waterloo Evansville Detroit Washington and Cleveland New York. standings list Chicago Boston and Philadelphia atop the leagues with several rain and darkness affected outcomes.
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Early Rounds Decide Joe Louis Conn Showdown Fight
By Sid Feder Joe Louis faces Billy Conn in a high stakes title bout at the Polo Grounds. About 40,000 expect a gate near 400000 as Louis must strike early before Conn warms up. Promoters and fans alike weigh if Louis can recapture form in the clash.
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Louis aims for quick knockout in 18th title defense
At Greenwood Lake New York Joe Louis plans a rapid finish against challenger Billy Conn. Co manager John Roxborough says Conn is the most dangerous foe Louis has faced and that Louis will seek a first round sleeper to end the bout quickly.
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Conn Predicted To Win Decision In Heavyweight Title Fight
The analyst projects Conn to win the decision, becoming the 16th ruler since Sullivan in the royal heavyweight line. The piece notes Conn’s speed and pace, his ability to counter Joe’s power, and Billy Conn’s claim that he can unleash rapid fire once warmed up, while Joe’s lingering fire and past struggles are acknowledged.
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Yankees Stretch Win Streak Over Indians In Big Heading Bold
The New York Yankees ride a seven game win streak after beating the Cleveland Indians 4-1 and 3-2 at Yankee Stadium in front of 43,962. Joe McCarthy's club appears poised to seize the American League lead as they dominate the struggling Indians in back to back games.
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Cubs Get Dahlgren to Replace Cavaretta
Babe Dahlgren, 28, first baseman for the Boston Braves, joins the Chicago Cubs to replace Phil Cavaretta with Cavaretta possibly shifting to the outfield. Cubs GM James Gallagher announced the purchase for an undisclosed cash amount. Dahlgren owns a .253 career batting average and was sold to the Braves by the Yankees this spring. The Red Sox continued hot streak with 12 wins in 15 as they beat the White Sox twice. In the NL, the Reds surged with eight wins in nine starts, while the Giants were swept by Cincinnati twice. The Cardinals, Dodgers, and Phillies all saw mixed results, with Claude Passeau shutting out Philadelphia and Billy Werber delivering the go ahead hit for the Reds. The Tigers and Senators split a doubleheader, and the Athletics edged the Browns 10-4 in the eighth.
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Pastor Favored To Stop Scott In Ten Rounds
In Washington, New York’s Bob Pastor and Buddy Scott of Texas meet at Griffith Stadium for a 10 round bout. Pastor is a 2 to 1 favorite on experience and reputation. He went the distance with Louis once and was stopped in the eleventh in their rematch.
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