Roggino Wolff Star as Raiders blank Springfield 9 to 0
Roger Roggino Roggino and Wolff teamed on a 9-0 Raiders shutout of league-leading Springfield at Hill Park. Bradsher and De Jarnette contributed key hits while defenders backed Wolff in a dominant display, lifting Raiders into the top division and pulling within 1.5 games of the upper bracket. Pike, Talos, and Walsh drove in runs as Roggino and Wolff capped a brilliant pitching duel with a flawless ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Roge
Re Wolff
Hill Park
Wolff
Big Boy
Jin
Bradsher
Roggino
de Jarnette
Hausmann
Pink
Bell
Brownies
Routh
Hoisve
Roger
Raiders
Clinton
Evansville
Decatur
Pike
Jones
Talos
Walter Walsh
Reggino
Blaze
Wolf
Jeff
Walsh
Marquardt
Olive
Rollo
Bink
Astmore
Thad
Cedar Rapids
Bink If
Mt Tales
Tlaza
Wolff P. Ae
Togetno
Wiazo
Rogeino
Roreino
Itollo
Hofsve Op Tre
Sprinsfield Wolff
Traisve
Rolloth
Cedar Attuns
Holsve
Hostneniteher — Holsve
Campbell and
Bith
Three I League Standings and Tuesday Results
Standings show Wol Pet and other teams with records in the Three I League. Tuesday results include Cedar Rapids 9 over Springfield 0 and Bloomington 4 over Waterloo 1 with additional games Evansville 2 Clinton 1 and Moline 7 Decatur 2. Wednesday matchups listed: Springfield at Cedar Rapids, Bloomington at Waterloo, Evansville at Clinton, Decatur at Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mapids
Evansville
Bloomgton
Decatur
Waterloo
Clinton
Moline
Cedar Rauids
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Weather and standings wrap for baseball games and schedule
The page lists team records for Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia and others with W L Pet figures. It notes games postponed or rained out and lists upcoming matchups including Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh and Indianapolis at Kansas City with rain affecting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Boston
Phila
Phia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philaphin
Wol Pen
City
St. Paul
Min‘apolis
Milwaukee
Ind’ Apolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Aunneapolis
St Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
The Easiest Way to Ruin a Canoe Trip Outfit Guide
SIG OLSON advises prudent outfitting for wilderness canoe trips. Choose lightweight, strong models under eighty five pounds, pack Duluth type waterproof packs, select 15 to 18 foot canoes, use waterproof tents with mosquito canopies, air beds over balsam beds, aluminum nesting cooking sets, avoid aluminum cups, favor iron-free frying pans, include a reflector, and tailor gear to your comfort. A duty to answer outdoors questions with a stamped self addressed envelope is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Olson
Duluth
Lake Country
Three-I Leaders Suffer Rough Tuesday in Baseball
Three-I league action left the leaders under pressure as second division clubs scored upsets. Evansville won 2-1 over Clinton while Springfield fell 9-0 at Cedar Rapids. Decatur dropped to last place after a 7-2 loss to Moline, keeping the leaders tight in a crowded standings race with Clinton and Bloomington also in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Bees
Clinton
Giants
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Brownies
Decatur
Moline
Ripley
Bloomington
Waterloo
Skurski
Connolly
Mike Kash
Hawks
Jeaders
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Seven Iowa golfers win varsity letters this year
Iowa City AP says seven University of Iowa golf team members earned varsity letters. Additional minor letters went to two others, while baseball and football freshmen and numerals were also awarded. Named golf letter winners include Willie Thomson, Jim Hoak, Dick Hoak, Dave Foerster, Harold Show, Clayton Pittman, and Martin Everson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Dad” Schroeder
Schroeder
Willie Thomson
Racine
Wis
Jim
Dick Hoak
Des Moines
Dave Foerster
Harold Show
Newton
Clayton Pittman
Mount Pleasant
Martin Everson
Crete
Neb
Robert Lattig
Nevada
Dave Collison
Marshalltown
Ralph Bohlin
Michigan City
Ind
Robert Gustafson
Council Bluffs
John Erbacher
Richard Norton
Algona
Harold Olmsted
Mount Ayr
Robert Pine
Conesville
George Knight
Lawler
Roy Olson
Cedar Rapids
Rudolph Radics
New Brunswick
N. J
Don Sexton
Scranton
Charles Schissell
Calmar
Frank Sladek
Ely
Richard T. Smith
Hazleton
William Welp
Bancroft
Witwer Grocers Prevail In Industrial B Thriller
In an Industrial B game tight defense and hill work highlighted play as Witwer Grocers edged Penick and Ford 1 to 0. Lagomarcino-Grupe beat National Oats 10 to 7 while Quaker Oats defeated LaPlant-Choate 8 to 3. Trinity Methodist No 2 upset First Evangelical 6 to 1 and Second Christian beat St Pauls Methodist 12 to 9. Industrial C shows Briardale Stores crushing Fire Shift No 1 14 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witwer Grocers
Penick
Ford
Lagomarcino-Grape
National Oats
la Plant Choate
Quaker Oats
Trinity Methodist
Church
First Evangelical
St. Paul's Methodist
Second Christian
Lagomarcino-Grupe
Barron
O'Connell
Cisler
Andrews
LaPlant-Choate
Lund
Krueger
Jackson and
Feeley
Booster Night Game At Hill Park Is Called Off
The Cedar Rapids Springfield booster night baseball game at Hill Park tonight is postponed due to wet grounds. It will be played Thursday with M and J league action, YMCA drum corps exhibition, and a Raiders versus Springfield feature game. Over 4,000 seats available. Wilson's and the Lighters vie for league lead. prizes to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Park
Cedar Rapids-Springfield
Y. M.C.A. Drum and Bugle Corps
Yanks and Reds Push Toward World Series Opener
Bill White AP Sports Writer notes Bucky Walters of the Reds earned his 10th win as Cincinnati extends a 6 4 game lead over St Louis. Yankees explode with a late batting spree, while White Sox fall again to the Yankees. Red Sox rout Browns 8 1, Senators drop to Indians. Tommy Bridges shuts out Athletics as Tigers win 6 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill White
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Walters
Yankees
Bucky
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Cubs
Claude Passeau
Cub
Giants
Sox
Yanks
Vic Frasier
Ed Smith
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Joe Vismik
Browns
Harry Kimberlin
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Nats
Tommy Bridges
Athletics
Tigers
Earl Averill
Atkins Wins In Legion Ball Duel Over Palo 6-4
The local American Legion squad Atkins defeated Palo Sunday 6 to 4. Palo’s battery was McClurg and Quass while Atkins started Poock and Schirm and finished with Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
American Legion
Palo Sunday
Batteries
Palo
McClurg
Quass
Atkins Poock
Powell to receive first Iowa football I after 29 years
Des Moines doctor Leslie Powell will finally receive a major I for football at the University of Iowa 29 years after finishing his playing career. Powell played on the 1910 team but had not been awarded a letter. Athletic Director E G Dad Schroeder sent the letter and apologies after a records review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Leslie Powell
Des Moines
University of Iowa
E. G
Population Density Comparisons Across Nations
Analysis notes that the United States has roughly one hundred people per square mile of arable land, while Japan shows about two thousand four hundred people per square mile. The figures highlight stark differences in land use, population pressure, and potential agricultural capacity between the two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Aircraft Makers Post Record First Half Profits
Seven leading manufacturers report combined profits of 8,391,000 dollars for the first half of the year ending June 30, the most lucrative period in the industry’s history. Strong results from major firms drive the surge in earnings and signal robust demand.
Dizzy Dean Clarifies Cubs Comment In City Talk
Dizzy Dean corrected a Chicago business gathering remark that sparked chatter about Cubs dissension. He insisted his message was about unity for teams and business, saying two thirds pulling together wins nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Association of Commerce
Cubs
Diz
Dean
Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Dizzy
BI Ten Trackmen Tackle Coast Aces
Big Ten athletes prepare to challenge Pacific coast superiority after a lopsided NCAA meet in Los Angeles. Michigan’s Bill Watson failed to win, while Illinois Bob Diefenthaler tied for second at 6 feet 5 inches in the high jump and Milton Padway of Wisconsin tied for second in the pole vault at 14 feet 2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Big Ten
Pacific Coast
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Los Angeles
Michigan
Bill Watson
Bob Diefenthaler
Ilinois
Milton Padway
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids White Sox Seek Local Semi Pro Games
The Cedar Rapids White Sox baseball club plans games with semi pro teams within a 100 mile radius. Communications may be addressed to Frank Sasek at 1418 M street SW and by phone at 2-1748.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids White Sox
Frank Sasek
M Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger Wolf
Roggino, Walsh
Nick Raider
Tait Cummins
American Association
Kash
Gibson
Lambert and
Rice
Evansvvle
Wessel
House
Gorman
Georgy
Tonco
Decatur Moline
Steiner Muehlendern
Cooper
Poland
Iowa
Wilson's
The
Lighters
Y.M.C.A. Drum and Bugle Corps
Mike Naymick
Orie Arntzen
Wilson and Company
Phillies
TRIBE
Hayes
Kreevich
Kuhel
Ff Ohenrich
Rolfe
Radcliff
Odi M'sRio
Walker
Appling
O'Jorsens
McNair
Selkirk
Tres
O'Gordon
Knott
Vdahleren
Liz
St'ab'cher O'Pearson
Frasier
P Smith
tMarcum
Srey
Chicaco
Walker McNair
DI Maggio
Gordon
Crosetti
Henrich
Sel
Smith
Knott Upiaires
Rolls, Hubbard and Rommel
St.rauts
OA Sullivan
Carey
o'Cramer
Puree
Lawson
Auker
Kimberlin
Foxx
Ormsby, Summers and Grieve
Hemsiley
Ncase
Campbell
Travis
Chapm’n
Lewis
Solters
Wright
Elsenstat
Estatella
Trosky
Keltner
Grimes
Prichardib
Prichardib 2iFerrell.c Hase,2b 2 Chase.p Webb.ss 2It Gelbert Allen.p 4.Car'squel
tHeath
Allen
Sth
Chase
Prichard
Case
Chapman
Hale
Estalella
Hemsley
Bloodworth
Webb
Keiltner
Chase A
Carrasquel
A Allen
Eisenstat
Ferrell
Esenstat
Carrasque
Pipgras, Quinn and McGowan
Hatetabis
McCosky
O.gant
Averill
O’'Ambler
Genh
Miles
Greenle
I Johnson
Higgins
al Brucker
Fox
Rf Chapman
Crouch'r
Tipton
Tebbetts
Cork
O'Lodigiant
Caster
Nelson Bridges
Newsome Can
Ifth
tRan
Nelson
Bridges
McCasky
York
Brucker
Lodigiani
Gantenbein
Basil, Rue
Geisel
National League
al Garrs
Cooney
Hack
Simmons
Ogalaule O.herman
Hassett
Reynolds
West
OlFartnett
Majeski
Mass I
Miller
Gleeson
Lopez
O'Bartell
Mass
Q Passeau
P Warstler
Shoffner
Sullivan
Lan
Passeau
Olf
Lanning
Branke
Stark, Marerkucth
Stewart
Gindinnati
Q Rosen
Cwwerber
Hudson
iPrey
Almada
lGoodm'n
Camilli
Phelps
Lary
O.craft
Ger
Koy
Du'cher
S Myers
Camill
Goodman
McCormick
Hershberger
Bordagaray
Roy
Frey
Craft
Werber
Fitzsimmons
Durocher
Caant
Myers
Roosevelt High School
West Highland
C. L. Burkart Glen Darrow
Anamosa
Cooper Motor Sales
Belle
Ralelakk'n Kine
HUSKY
Voday J
Erence
Handler
Motor Company
Second Ave
Clutter, Mawkeys Meter Co
Monticello
Ciben
Lynch Brothers
Vernon
Smith's
Spriceville
Ralph Frank van Horne
Wilson Meter Company
Vinton
Williamsabore
Midway Meter Com
Center Point
Hendryx Meter Company
Llicester Wagner
Hrifty
Eeehe
Allowan
Costance i
Interstate Finance Corporation
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!