Cedar Rapids Juniors Fall Twice to Ottumwa in Doubleheader
The Cedar Rapids Junior Legion drop two games to Ottumwa 6-3 and 8-7 in Ottumwa. Pitcher Cook stars for Ottumwa, tossing a full game in the opener and delivering key hits. Cedar Rapids homers by Pufall, Haddy, and Hadley contest Ottumwa power, with Magrane adding two homers for Ottumwa in the late game.
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Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids Junior Legion
Ottumwa Legion
Pufall
Haddy
Cedar Rapids
Magrane
Michael
Lukett
Bradley
Irelan
Ec Ondran
Gobble
Lonedo
T Jakers
Leakley
Jones
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Thomas
O Bayers
Gibney
Cedarees
OrGondran
D. Bradley
Michael Irean
RBI
Luke
Brad- Lanedo
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Kietel-Hawk-Condran
Cook-Magrane
Sayers
Cook
Lf O'Shaffer
Burton
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Stansbury
Nee Reian
Bean
Bleak
Haddy Mungenie
Stanbury
Weakland
Goeanney
Eakland
Sunday Major Box scores American First Game
Summary of a baseball doubleheader detailing Chicago and Washington box scores with RBI, hits, errors, and pitching lines. Notable players Minoso Yost Rivera Banks Virdon and Purkey are cited along with game results and curfew note.
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Chicago
Yost
Aparooss
Boling
Lews
Minovo
Unners
Dropo
Sareree
Teevece
Berberet
Bi Hattieda
Usher
Phillips
Bridges
Wilson
Amos
Keegan
Becquer
Hyde
Courtney
Schoonmaker
RBI
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Runnels
Rivera
Lemon
Ilson
Yde
Sieve
Ramos
Hatfield
PB Battey
L—Ramos
A “Rommel
Napp
Stevens
Rice
Morgan
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Peemer
Mejias
Tanner
Banks
Fondy
Moryn
Thomas
Will
Virdon
Neeman
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Secanan
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Purkey
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Crawford
Venton
Ballanfant
Cincinnati
New York
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Lockman
Robinson
O'Connell
York
Rodgers
Davis
Bailey
McMillan
Gross
Mueller
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Grissom
Myross
Acker
Crone
Barclay
Hoak
Ons Papate
Peers
Smith
Conlan
Littrell
Skinne Kaiser
Face
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Meilas
Kline
O'Brien
Bolger
Boo Moryn
Speake
Walser
Lown
Minor Facts League Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Baseball scores span multiple leagues with team records and Sunday results. Notable entries include Richmond 27 22, Columbus 29 32, Toronto 34 24, Havana 29 33, Buffalo 30 27, Miami 25 34, Rochester 31 31, Montreal 23 35. Sunday results feature Buffalo 5 1, Columbus 2 9, Rochester 6 8, Richmond 3 2, Montreal 6 3, Miami 1 0, Toronto 8 2, Havana 0 10, plus various American Association Pacific Coast and Eastern League matchups and standings.
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Columbus
Toronto
Havana
Buffalo
Miami
Rochester
Montreal
Il Pet
Dallas
Wirth
Houston
Tulsa
Ant’io
Ok. City
Austin
Port
Oklahoma City
Forth Worth
San Antonio
W. L. Pet
Topeka
Sioux City
Amarillo
Des Moines
Lincoln
Colo. Sp'gs
Pueblo
Reading
Mton
Albany
Efield
Syracuse
Cycle Races at Hawkeye Downs Crown Flockhart Champion
Waterloo rider James Flockhart swept the TT track event, winning heat semifinal and final as Cedar Rapids racers dominated preliminaries. Bob Pazour and Dennis Harris also took key spots, with Pazour claiming the 45 semifinal and Harris finishing second in overall standings. Twenty three drivers competed in the Corn State Riders meet.
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James Flockhart
Waterloo
Hawkeye Downs
Corn State Riders Motorcycle Club
Flockhart
Cedar Rapids
Bob Pazour
Denis Harris
Mike Wilson
Dennis Harris
C. R
Donald Mathews
Omaha
Bill Briney
New Sharon
Wayne van Alstine
Peoria
Loran Simpson
Bob Sorenson
C.R
Ben Sheeppakar
Muscatine
Howard One
Des Moines
Robert Koach
Mike Witton
Ve Thompson
Cornell Bluffs
Leoayne
Duane Housley
Davenport
Sim. Mattingly
Bellevue
Ill Caoons
James Flockart
Wa- Perigo
Dan Becker
John Is
Roger L. Thompkins
Dale R. Jones
Musine
Pazour
Harris
S. Mathews
Shoemaker
Thompson
Daviss
Payne
Piockhart
Sorenson
Tama Shooters Tie For Third At Fort Dodge Trap Meet
Irvin Har trum of Cedar Rapids tied for third in the 16 yard event at the Northwest zone trapshoot in Fort Dodge. M. C. Rucker of Tama and Charles Chapman of Cedar Rapids tied for third in the out of zone singles. Lawrence Stanek of Fort Dodge shot 99 of 100 to win at 16 yards, Charlie Harms won the handicap with 95 and the singles with 193.
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Fort Dodge
Irvin Hartrum
Cedar Rapids
M. C. Rucker
Tama
Charles Chapman
Lawrence Stanek
Charlies Harms
Dysart's Hilmer Tops Waterloo's Stock Field
Dysart driver Bob Hilmer captured the 20 lap Turis Speedway stock car feature before 3,300 fans, securing his fourth win in the event. He also won a 15 lap semimain as Carl Hilmer took the 12 lap consolation, with an array of other heat and semimain victors listed.
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Red Morgan
Bob Hilmer
Giants place Ridzik on waivers and option Burnside to Minneapolis
New York Giants announce roster changes with pitcher Steve Ridzik placed on waivers and pitcher Pete Burnside sent to Minneapolis in the American Association.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Steve Ridzik
Pete Burnside
Minneapolis
Williams Places in Wheaton Rifle Test
Vaundon Williams of Cedar Rapids finished third in the 50 yard meter scope match and second in the grand aggregate as an expert at Wheaton. His father Thomas V. Williams failed to place. John Moscow of Waterloo took second in the 50 yard iron fight and won the NBA builders fund match with 50 meter targets at 100 yards. Ralph William Travis of Waterloo was second in the grand aggregate.
Rule Wins Forest City Open in One-Over 103
In Forest City Iowa Waterloo youth Jack Rule captured the Forest City Open golf tournament on Sunday with a 27 hole score of one over par 103. The event drew a regional field and Rule led throughout the final round to clinch the title.
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Forest City
Iowa
Jack Rule
Waterloo
Macias Winner Plans a Movie After Title Bout
Mexico City boxing star Raul Macias retains the National Boxing Association title by an 11th round technical knockout of Tommy Ursua. He bounces back from a first round knockdown. Andrade says Macias will begin work on a movie, The College Boy, after returning home to start filming.
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San Francisco
Raul Macias
Mexico
Mexico City
National Boxing Association
Tommy Ursua
Luis Andrade
Macias
Women's State Softball Tourney set for July 13 14
DES MOINES AP reports the state women's softball tournament will be held in Des Moines July 13-14 with the winner advancing to the Western regional in Omaha August 23-25. Cedar Rapids Merchants defend their state title.
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DES Moines
Omaha
Cedar Rapids Merchants
Rollins Star Signed For Davenport's Club
Davenport in the Three I league adds pitcher William McSwain a 17 year old Georgia native from Savannah student at Rollins College in Winter Park Florida The right hander 6 feet 2 inches 195 pounds was signed by the Chicago White Sox and optioned to Davenport on Sunday to begin his professional career
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Monday
Georgia
Chicago White Sox
William McSwain
Savannah
Rollins College
Winter, Fla
White Ox
McSwain
Four Cyclones Named to Big Seven All Star Team
In Topeka Iowa State Cyclones place four players on the all Big Seven Conference team as coaches select Dick Bertell as unanimous catcher Jack Taylor at second base Gary Thompson at shortstop and Dan Peters as utility man highlighting Iowa State’s strong showing in the league honors
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Topeka
Kan
Iowa State Cyclones
Dick Bertell
Iowa State
Jack Taylor
Gary Thompson
Dan Peters
Another Warning for Champ Archie Moore
Paris dispatch reports Archie Moore again warned to defend his light heavyweight title. World Boxing Committee president Julius Helfand ordered Moore to sign by July 7 to meet a defense date no later than August 30 against challenger Tony Anthony or forfeit the title. The National Boxing Association issued the same ultimatum.
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INS
Archie Moore
World Boxing Committee
Julius Helfand
New York State
Moore
Tony Anthony
National Boxing Association
Peoria and Evansville Tie for Top in Three-I League
Peoria and Evansville remained in a first place deadlock in the Three-I race as both clubs won to reach 31-14. Peoria needed 11 innings to beat Davenport 4-3 with Ladras driving in Anderson for the decisive run. Nichols earned the win in relief for Peoria. Evansville routed Keokuk 13-5 as Schaefer walked nine in the first 10 Keokuk batters, and the Aces piled up five first inning runs.
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Roche
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Miller
Anderson
Aaron
Adcock
Repulski
Rf Logan
Lonnett
C Patko
Summons
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Crandalle
Hamner
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Gorman Dixon
Burkhart OB Bess
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Vale
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Drysdale
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Ark
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Neal
Roseboro
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Wehmeier
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Labine
Dickson
Wehmei
Associated Press
Peoria
Evansville
Davenport
Keokuk
Jack Ladras
Ed Anderson
Don Nichols
Ladras
Don Schaefer
East defeats West in All-America prep basketball title
In Hutchinson Kansas the East outscored the West 22 to 7 in the final period to win the All-America prep basketball World Series championship 74 to 59. Bob Whelan of LeMars Iowa was selected to the 10 man all star team from the West squad.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Bob Whelan
LeMars
Fight results report from Hollywood and San Francisco events
The Associated Press notes L C Morgan of Youngstown Ohio outpoints Don Jordan of Los Angeles ten rounds. Raul Macias of Mexico City stops Dommy Ursua of the Philippines in eleven rounds to retain the weight title.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
L. C. Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Raul Macias
Mexico City
Dommy Ursua
Phillipines
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