Saints blank Raiders twice as St Joseph wins doubleheader
St Joseph swept a Hill Park doubleheader from the Raiders 9-0 and 11-8. Gene Ledford pitched a one-hitter in the opener, Dick Esrey homered in the fourth, and Kit Carson led a Saints power attack with three homers in a day that included five long balls in the nightcap. Dale Smith and Red Van Fleet split pitching duties for the Raiders as St Joseph piled up 16 runs on the day. The Raiders offered little offense, managing only one hit in the first game and several miscues in the nightcap.
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Omaha Packers crush Demons 17 to 1 in Omaha game
Omaha, Neb AP Those ram pant Omaha Packers belted Des Moines Demons for twenty one hits and a 17 to 1 victory. Ralph Sams and Ed Selway surrendered only hits while Al McNeeley and Charley Clements homered. Rip Schroeder held Des Moines to six hits as Omaha won their third straight over the Imps.
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Islanders Win Final Series 7 6 Over Senators
Gordon Touhey allowed nine strikeouts but Topeka collected twelve hits off him and Holmes, while Clark homered with a man on base in the fourth. Crampton finished the game and retired the Rocks in order as the Islanders edged the Senators 7 to 6.
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Cubs Humiliate Giants 15 to 2 in Baseball Rout
Cubs rout the Giants 15 to 2 as a rough Friday ends with big hits and sloppy defense. The Reds squander a bunt miscue costing a three game streak while the Phillies win 4 to 2 in ten innings. Pirates top Braves 7 to 6 behind Ralph Kirkopher in a torrid clash. Cardinals beat Dodgers 7 to 2 as Jim Collins hits his 16th homer.
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Lighters annex seventh straight in pennant chase
The Light company won 11 to 2 over the C. R. Engineers at Daniels Park cementing a seven game streak. Dykehuisen hit a homer with two on and three other Lighters produced multi hit efforts while Thenhaus held the Engineers to two hits. Holloway left early with an injured hand and Ford faded with heat.
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Indians Beat Yankees 4 1 as Gomez Drops Second Start
Vernon Gomez struggled through seven innings for New York as Cleveland built a 4 1 lead behind Monte Pearson. Bob Leeds drove in two with a third inning single and Ben Chapman’s error helped Cleveland add another. Grimes left unscored upon after bases loaded jam in the ninth.
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California poised to dominate NCAA track meet
Western Conference notes recap results and prospects as USC and Stanford lead a star-studded field at the NCAA championships. Californians push meet marks and world records while L. A. and Bay Area athletes chase titles in a high stakes, record laden day at Memorial Coliseum.
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Sarazen Aims To Burn Up British Open Course
Gene Sarazen, hailed as a leading favorite at the British Open in Sandwich England, predicted a dominant performance and dismissed past missteps. He vowed no sixes or sevens this year and noted the crowded field of Americans already assessing the course despite rough play in practice.
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St Joseph Club Owner Considers Move to Waterloo
Frank Haley, owner of the St Joseph club in the Western league, talked with local businessmen about relocating the franchise to Waterloo next year. He plans to return July 27 for a meeting with civic leaders and fans to gauge interest and determine if the move warrants serious consideration.
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C. S. Cardinals To Hold Meeting Tonight
Former CSA Cardinals players are invited to meet at 1833 D Street SW the home of Frank Turdik at 7 o clock tonight.
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Burlingame And Lager Bags Win 12 7 In Wild Erie Ball Game
An eight run fourth inning flipped a 4-1 Armstrong lead against Ray Burlingame of Old Style Lager. Lager prevailed 12 to 7 at Ellis Park as Walt Brousard exited for Jay Morgan. Open League action lists Armstrongs and Burlingame, with multiple pitchers and scorers noted in a chaotic box score style.
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Yale Crew Triumph Over Harvard In Record Thames Race
Yale varsity, powered by Johnny Jackson, defeated Harvard by three lengths on the Thames in a record 19 minutes 145 seconds. The event drew about 100,000 spectators in New London as President Roosevelt attended and Harvard’s recent dominance was overturned.
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Local tennis team to play Clinton in loop match
Cedar Rapids captain J Wessler announced the probable lineup for the Eastern Iowa league clash at Clinton Sunday. The two wins no losses team travels for the third of ten inter-city matches with Dell Leibsohn defending number one, joined by Jim Netolicky Dr Bob Netolicky Bob Stansbury Jim Car ruthers and Ralph Yuill in singles. Doubles would feature the Netolickys Stansbury with John Palmer and Carl Kirwin with Charles Clark. Captain Yessler will not travel, offering only moral support.
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Wood defeats Shields to win London tennis crown
Sidney B. Wood Jr. defeated fellow Davis Cup teammate Frank X. Shields at the Queens Club to claim the London tennis championship, winning 11-9 and 6-0 in a final that showcased Wood's early game dominance.
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Iowa athletes shine at NCAA meet in Los Angeles
Towans in the NCAA meet at Los Angeles. Mark Panther of Iowa qualified in the javelin with 205 feet 103 inches. Iowa's Dean and Wessling failed in the 440 yard dash. Cretzmeyer won the 220 yard low hurdles heat in 124.1. Gase won the 880 yard run heat. various heat winners noted.
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Boxing Roundups From Chicago and Atlantic City
The Associated Press reports Chicago light heavyweight Henry Robert 161 pounds defeated Leonard Nelson 149 1/2 pounds in Chicago. In Atlantic City Baby Kid Chocolate 128 1/2 pounds outpointed Jack Dillon 128 pounds in a Philadelphia versus New York bout.
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