Rahiers Wis Win Seventh In Row Dawn Brownies 9 5
Cedar Rapids Raiders extend their seven game streak as Ray Poat recovers from a rough start to beat Springfield 9 to 5 at Hill Park. Earl Jones allows 11 hits and nine walks as the Three Eye league pace-setters press toward the pennant.
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Ladies Night at Hill Park Honors Stan Gehrke Ken Black
Raider Calendar notes a Ladies Night tonight at Hill Park with honors for Stan Gehrke and Ken Black. Linn County Retail Grocers host Wednesday with 25 cent seats except boxes and prizes between innings. Springfield finishes a three game stand tonight. Decatur opens Tuesday with games Tuesday to Thursday. Waterloo hosts Friday to Sunday.
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Raiders Rally as Edwards, Marquardt Lead Cedar Rapids Win
Cedar Rapids defeats Springfield with Edwards driving in a sixth run and Marquardt driving in three on a decisive two base hit. Kordenbrock and Marquardt spark early Raiders offense while Peat adds strikeout dominance and H Hershey contributes key hits.
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Golfer’s odd stroke ends with crow stealing ball
Tulsa AP report notes Otto Detjen hit a shot that struck a bush and a crow swooped down, lifted the ball in its bill, flew over the green and dropped it four feet from the cup. Opponents reacted with disbelief at the unusual moment.
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DiMaggio Extends Hit Streak to 35 Games
New York reports Joe DiMaggio's homer and a double Sunday push his consecutive game hitting streak to 35. He trails the all time mark of 41 set by George Sisler in 1922 for the major leagues, with Hornsby having set a National League standard earlier that year.
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Raider Notes on a Raider Night at Springfield Field
Earl Jones walked four times in five plate appearances and Del Jones scored three runs as the Raiders beat Springfield. Parrott made a sensational circus catch, while Augie Hixson misjudged a fly but threw out Hausman at first and later drove in a run. Attendance swelled with regular admission prices and box score talk in the stands.
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Standings and Results in Three-Eye and American League Circuits
Standings show Cedar Rapids Springfield and Evansville leading in the Three-Eye League with Decatur Waterloo and Moline close behind. Sunday results include Cedar Rapids 9 Springfield 5, Waterloo 72 Decatur 33, and Moline 18 Madison 8 with Monday games listed across Cedar Rapids Decatur Waterloo Evansville Clinton Moline Madison. In the American League standings Minneapolis St Paul Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia show varied records with upcoming games listed.
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Dodgers Close In On pennant with two Reds wins
Brooklyn Dodgers seized a dramatic doubleheader from Cincinnati on June 22 to move within one game of the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League race. In the opener, Whit Wyatt and Hugh Casey pitched through a 16 inning 2-1 victory. Reiser scored the deciding run in the 16th on a wild throw. The nightcap ended 3-2 as Casey earned the win. The day also saw the Giants rally to defeat the Cardinals twice, altering the pennant landscape.
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Atkins Williamsburg Fight to 14 Inning 4-4 Tie
In a fourteen inning Town Valley league affair Atkins and Williamsburg battled to a 4 4 tie for first place as rain impact delayed result. Watkins crushed Norway 6 1 with eight hits while ICorsta edged Victor Brooklyn 3 2 in eleven innings. Vig of Williamsburg moved to Watkins lineup and was knocked unconscious by a pitched ball for about ninety minutes.
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Milburn Beats Schrader In Iowa Track Feature Race
In Des Moines Jimmy Milburn of Portland Oregon won the 10 lap feature at the seventh annual June race meet at the fairgrounds track. He set a new track record of 25.10 seconds in time trials, surpassing Gus Schrader who held the former 25.15 record. Schrader nevertheless surged from behind to win the first five laps heat and the three lap helmet dash.
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Chicago and Philadelphia Lose in Hard Baseball Showdowns
Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with strong offense and careful pitching. Key moments include home runs by H Chapman for Chicago and Laabs Foxx Doerr delivering for Boston in another game, with multiple players contributing RBIs and steals. The records reflect tight defense and late-inning swings across the two contests.
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Pirates Phillies Playoff Hurler Split Affair
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh battled to a split in a high scoring doubleheader. Pitcher Hughes earned the win for Philadelphia with strong relief support while Blanton took the loss for Pittsburgh. Key hits included Litwhiler and Etten driving multiple runs and a pair of three base hits by Litwhiler and Benjamin.
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Baseball action volumes in Brooklyn Cincinnati extra innings
In a 3 6 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 final Brooklyn falls 3 to 2 to Cincinnati in ten innings. Casey earns the win after a 6 inning relief stint and Vander Meer takes the loss.
Stranahan Wins Trans-Mississippi Golf Championship
Eighteen year old Frankie Stranahan of Toledo Ohio defeated Long John Barnum of Chicago 6 and 5 at Sunset Golf Club to win the Trans-Mississippi title. He shot a 64 in the morning round and became the youngest champion in the 41 year history of the tournament.
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Conn's Manager Seeks Louis Rematch For Billy Conn
Pittsburgh report notes Johnny Ray, manager of Billy Conn, threatened to cut ties with promoter Mike Jacobs unless Conn earns a September return bout with heavyweight champion Joe Louis. Ray argued Conn’s performance against Louis last Wednesday warrants another shot before Lou Nova, who has a contract for a September Louis match.
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Legion Game Precedes Raider Tilt Wednesday at Hill Park
John W. Beck juniors meet Williamsburg at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Hill park, then Three-Eye teams take over for fielding and batting practice. Box-seat holders should pick up tickets by 6 p.m. at downtown cigar stores. tickets 25 cents, sold by about 200 food dealers in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Sponsored by Linn County Retail Grocers Association.
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