Roosevelt Hotel Clinches Seventh Straight Legion Title
Folkers tossed a one-hit 9-0 victory as Roosevelt Hotel captured its seventh straight American Legion baseball crown at Hill Park. Everett Andrew and Chuck Elias led the offense with three hits each, driving in multiple runs and scoring four times apiece. The Hotel defense backed Folkers with four notable plays helping prevent Armstrong's offense.
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Bailey
Collins Radio Takes Two In Softball Duel Night
Collins Radio outlasted the Eagles 9 4 in the opener and edged Universal Crusher 8 6 in a thriller as two games pushed players to the limit. Hollingsworth starred with a home run and a triple, while scoring and fielding miscues marked the second contest. Local fans packed the doubleheader as Collins earned a Thursday night rematch with Muscatine.
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Cherry Burrell
Cherrys
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Marron
Raiders Publicity Highlights Free Games and Bargain Night
Two items stand out from Raider headquarters on Wednesday. First, a booster club offer lets 12 and under fans attend 15 or more Raider games free by enrolling at Armstrong's fourth floor for badges. Second, Wilson and Co. bargain night set for Wednesday June 24 offers 25 cent seats for a Raiders vs Rattlers game at Hill Park with tickets from meat dealers and downtown cigar stores. Raiders open at home Tuesday June 23 with a doubleheader vs Springfield, first game at 7 pm and second to follow, all for no extra admission.
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Springfield tops Three-Eye league with 4-1 win
Springfield holds first in the Three-Eye league after a 4-1 victory over Cedar Rapids. Decatur defeated Cedar Rapids 4-4? and Evansville swept Waterloo 5-4 and 11-2 in a twin bill.
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Cedar Rapids
Decatur
Madison
Ceduc Rapids
Evansville
Waterloo
Baseball box score notes with scattered names and plays
In a long, error-filled entry, players Schinukat Sandlock Farotte Carr Sills and Burkhardt appear with multiple hits. Mentions of Farotte stealing and sacrificing, Sandicel and Dereyrt on exchanges, and catches on bases accompany erratic team references. Pitchers Popovich Pereyra Spyker and Winch are listed with hit counts and outs through 12 innings in a wrapped summary style.
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