Cubs rally to beat Giants 5 4 in ninth to take series
In Chicago the Cubs erased deficits and scored the deciding run in the ninth on a two base error and Kiki Cuyler single. Cuyler had three hits to pace Chicago past the defending champs 5 to 4, with Len Warneke earning his second win of the series. The Giants lost the series as Chicago moved past them in the standings.
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Ogorek Heads Pace In Western League
Des Moines speedster Leo Ogorek led the Western League with a .413 batting average as he extended his hot week long stay. Des Moines teammate Roy Hudson rose to .373 while Olsen of Davenport moved to third. Omaha’s McNeely topped with 91 total bases.
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Soboda Laurer Tie For Bogey Honor In Country Club Play
E M Soboda and M Laurer tied for first in a blind bogey tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday afternoon, posting net 77. Seven players shared second with 74, including Von Lackum Taylor Marshall Barngrover Kessler Terry and Prior. Third went to Zuercher Chandler and Sargent with 73.
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E. M. Soboda
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J K. von Lackum
D. M. Taylor
C. R. Marshall
W. J. Barngrover
C. C. Kessler
J. B. Terry
L. F. Prior
A .R. Zuercher
C R. Chandler
A. H. Sargent
Raiders and Topeka Exposition Highlight Monday Night Feature
Tomorrow night the Raiders face Topeka in a high profile exhibition expected to draw a large crowd. Featured Raiders players include Harold Andersen Hargrave Bit Manager Jackson at the top and John Dickshot Bill Wilson and Johnny Hari at the bottom.
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John Dickshot
Bill Wilson
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Cities Service to Meet Central City Juniors for Title
The American Legion Junior league baseball championship will be decided by a series between Cities Service, Cedar Rapids league champions, and Central City. Game one starts Tuesday at Daniels Park at 2 30 PM, game two Thursday at Central City at 2 30 PM, and a potential third game Saturday at Central City. The county champion advances to the district tournament.
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City Junior Golf Tournament Opens At Kenmore Today
The qualifying round for the City junior golf tournament begins today at the Kenmore course. Open to all youths 17 and under, the 18 hole round runs through July 3 with match play starting July 5. The championship winner earns the Harold Smith trophy and prizes are awarded to winners and runners-up in all flights.
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Harold Smith
Fayette Legion Juniors Rout Elgin 16 to 2
The Fayette American Legion junior team beat Elgin 16 to 2 on Friday. Fayette led 4 to 2 after six innings before a twelve run rally in the sixth. Arthur hit a homer with a man aboard as Fayette piled up thirteen hits while pitchers Thomas Dickinson and Shaffer Weibel held Elgin to five hits.
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Evans
McCluskey Wins 5000 Meter Race At New York
Joe McCluskey former Fordham star and Winged Foot member won the 5000 meters at Travers Island pacing John Follows by about 30 yards in 14 minutes 54.8 seconds. The New York Athletic Club topped the senior metropolitan A A U championships and set four district records including the fastest American 5000 since 1932.
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New York Athletic Club
Travers Island Field
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
John Follows
Raiders face fan demands for changes after rough road trip
Readers urge management to replace underperforming Raiders players amid an eight of twelve loss stretch and two Friday defeats to St Joseph. The piece notes management intends to make changes and defends players against ordinary errors while signaling replacements may come with funding. It also previews Cedar River outboard boat races drawing large crowds and comments on baseballs six inning strikeouts and high scoring games amid the lively ball debate.
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Harry Johnson
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Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Von Lackum advances to semi finals in handicap meet
Dr. J. K. Von Lackum moves into the semi final of the championship flight by beating Marvin Wright 3 and 2. Von Lackum carries seven to Wright nineteen. Henry Fiies nine beats George Alt four 3 and 2 to reach semi finals. J Meltzer eight advances by 3 and 2 over Cottingham ten. F C Waples thirteen defeats Ed Misak fourteen 6 and 5 to reach semi final from the fourth flight.
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Marvin Wright
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Henry Fiies
George Alt
J. Meltzer
C. W. Cottingham
Waples
Ed Misak
A Ie
Coggeshall Loses To Bryan Grant In Western Tennis
In Chicago AP reports Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta and Bob S Bryant of Chattanooga advance to the Western tennis title semis. Grant defeats Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines six games to three in each set 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 while Coggeshall’s peak form could not match Grant’s speed and variety.
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Chicago
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Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Bob S Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
John McDiarmaid
Fort Worth
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Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Grant
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
High School Golfer Defeats Miller In Des Moines Tourney
In Des Moines Billy Cordingly Jr a 16 year old Roosevelt High School golfer upset Denmar Miller the Iowa Open champion in the city tournament finals He trailed four down at the 24th hole then rallied to win two up after a sensational display of strokes.
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Billy Cordingly
Denmar Miller
Roosevelt High School
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Yellow Cab to Face Marion Merchants at Marion Diamond
The Yellow Cab ball club meets the Marion Merchants at the Marion ball diamond this afternoon at 2:36. Fred Melichary, last year’s Hawkeye Cubs pitcher, will start on the mound for the Cab men with Hayes likely to catch.
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Bonthorn Prevails Over Cunningham In Mile Race
Stanford wins NCAA track title before 45 000 as three world records fall. Branford leads with 63 points, USC second, LSU third. met records broken in mile and quarter and 220 yard hurdles while NCAA marks glow in mile and pole vault. Bill Benthron defeats Glenn Harm in a thrilling mile, time 4 089.
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Virginia
Pomen Cahners
Marvard
Neen
Reepide
Tigers Take Pair From Nats in Doubleheader
Detroit Powerhouse beat the Washington Senators 9-6 and 8-6 to stretch its AL lead. The first game went extra innings as Tiger hitters fueled a five-run burst and a slide for first place. An injury to a Tigers player during a steal attempt sidelined him for likely weeks.
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Saturday Baseball Scores and Standings Highlight City Matchups
Saturday results show Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago New York and St Louis in action with Boston, Detroit, Cleveland and others posting scores. Standings include New York 35,34 and Milwaukee 33,31 with various teams chasing division leads.
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Track and Field Records From Collegiate Meet Noted
The article recounts NCAA and world record attempts at a major meet. It highlights Marquette and Southern California performances with times and distances, noting records in the 440 yard dash 47 seconds and a mile pace, plus hurdles and field events.
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