Raiders Beaten In Final Sioux City Series Opener
Cedar Rapids Raiders lost 3-1 to Sioux City as Ralph Mead struggled early with a three run first inning. Kemp struck out seven over nine frames, while De Forrest and Crossley contributed two and one hits respectively. The Raiders stranded ten runners and mustered only a single run on a double steal sequence.
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Beeson's Defeat Armstrong's In Benefit Tilt 4-3
More than 500 softball fans attended a Cedar Rapids Softball Association benefit game at Ellis Park to raise funds for Kenneth Herb, injured two weeks earlier playing for St. James against St. Pauls. Beeson's edged Armstrongs 4 to 3 in a ten inning exhibition with subs on the mound and Loren Schrader making a key defensive play.
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Wrestling Results From Associated Press
Detroit card shows Ali Baba 202 beats Ivan Save 196 in two of three falls in Detroit. Boston card lists Lan Aster 208 defeating Hank Barber of Cambridge 30 33 with two falls. Montreal match has Hercules Trazos 215 from Greece defeating Abe Stein 205 of Brooklyn in two falls.
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Standings and Results From Monday and Tuesday Games
Standings show Davenport leading with 27 14 while Omaha sits 9 22 and Cedar Rapids 22 20. Monday results include Sioux City 3 Cedar Rapids 1 and Davenport 10 Des Moines 0. Tuesday games list Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia among others, with American League matchups Boston Detroit and New York Chicago on tap.
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Des Moines split doubleheader with Waterloo in Western league
Charley Stancey debuted for Water loo with a 1 0 win over Des Moines as Lefty Southard held the Demons to one hit. Des Moines then won 2 1 behind Ben Turpin while Don King allowed five hits. Vusich and Preibisch contributed for Des Moines with steals and timely hits. First game recap follows.
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Washington Cleans Up at Poughkeepsie regatta sweep
Washington swept the Hudson regatta at Poughkeepsie winning varsity junior varsity and freshman races. The Huskies’ victories keep both the varsity and junior varsity crews as Olympic contenders with trials at Princeton set for July 4-5.
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Wolff comes in to save Davenport win over Omaha Sun
Roger Wolff relieved in the fifth to seal a 10 to 8 Davenport victory at Omaha. The Blue Sox move ahead 2 to 1 in the series, their first home series loss this season. Willoughby homered for Omaha, but Leon Riley hit a two run shot in the sixth to seal Davenport's win before 2,500 fans on Ladies Night.
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Major League Box Scores Featuring Dickey in Seventh
A Chicago New York box score notes Dickey pitching in the seventh as Whitehead, Crosetti and others contributed runs. Gehrig and Selkirk led RBIs with two apiece, Bonura and Crosetti added on base hits, and Appling notched a three base hit. Lazzeri turned a double play from Gehrig, while bases on balls and hits totals favored New York in this interleague line score.
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Cleveland Contrasts Gridiron? No, Baseball Box Score Report
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a game featuring Finney and Averill with key hits. Averill hits a home run while Newsome and Knickerbocker drive in runs for Cleveland. Johnson and Finney contribute for Philadelphia in a closely contested affair.
Johnny Goodman Favorite As Trans Tournament Opens
In Wichita Kansas the Trans-Mississippi golf tournament begins with eighteen holes of qualifying at the Wichita Country Club. Defending champion Johnny Goodman leads a strong field with a 69 in practice, aiming for a fourth Trans title, joined by Fred Cold, John Dawson, Reynolds Smith, Gus Moreland and others.
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Jack Munger
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Dodgers batter Toledo? Not sure actually
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Darwin Formed Ideas on Evolution on the Galapagos
Darwin developed his theory of natural selection after studying the distinct species on the Galapagos Islands. The archipelago provided observations of variation among finches and other organisms that influenced his thinking about adaptation and common descent.
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Braddock Sees Schmeling Beating as Likely to Hurt Louis
United Press reports from Philadelphia quote heavyweight champion Jim Braddock on Joe Louis after Louis was beaten by Max Schmeling. Braddock doubts the theory that the beating will toughen Louis, predicting post fight effects on confidence and punch recovery and noting Schmeling’s single strong weapon, the right hand.
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World heavyweight champ knocked out in non title bout
In Phoenix Arizona the world light heavyweight champion knocked out Jimmy Erricht. In Tulsa Oklahoma Chris AHA-gD defeated Waltermelncs champion by knockout. Other bouts included Frankie Bojarski outpointing Johnny Iso in Louisville and Ettore outpointing Leroy Haynes in Philadelphia.
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Bees Rally To Top Cubs In Tight National League Clash
Boston Bees defeat Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 in a tense game as Wally Berger and Ray Benge lead the Bees with key hits and seven scoreless innings by Benge. The win snaps a skid and tightens the NL standings while other pennant races shift with Giants and Reds winning.
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Barney Ross Stops Sherman In Second
Barney L Ross, world welterweight champion, added a two round knockout to his record by stopping Morris Sherman in Omaha Nebraska last night. A left to the jaw ended the scheduled ten round non title bout after less than two minutes of the second round. Ross floored Sherman three times in the first round. Ross weighed 143 pounds. Sherman 147.
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Tea Revered as Global Favorite Drink
A brief note highlights tea as the world's most popular beverage, valued by cultures across continents for its flavor, ritual importance, and long-standing traditions.
Western League Aids Des Moines Demons With Backing
Des Moines Western League baseball club teeters but gains a plan to finish the season. League guarantees aid from other clubs pending Sioux City approval and a Des Moines businessmen committee to fund remaining games. President E. L. Keyser says the Demons can complete the season under the new arrangement, awaiting patronage improvement and cross-club assurances.
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Grant Scores Upset in Wimbledon Play
Bryan M. Grant from Atlanta toppled Heiner Henkel of Germany in five sets to reach the Wimbledon second round as five other Americans advanced. Donald Budge, Wilmer Allison, John Van Ryn, Gene Mako, and David N. Jones also won their opening matches while Gerald Stratford Hal Surface and three others fell.
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Cleveland Bids 1 250 000 For Braddock Fight
The Great Lakes exposition bid 1 250 000 to stage the Braddock Schmeling heavyweight title bout in September at Cleveland municipal stadium. Promoter Jacobs in New York noted talks must progress before any staging, with plans to negotiate and secure a location. The stadium can hold 110 000 spectators and Garden holds an option on Braddock.
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Puerto Cabello Harbor Named Best In Venezuela
Puerto Cabello is acclaimed for having the finest harbor in Venezuela. Shipping and trade figures highlight its strategic advantage as a gateway to inland markets.
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