Raiders Outclassed as Brownies Win 9 to 1
Rumsey connects for three of seven as Springfield’s lefty Cordell shuts down Raiders. Brownies hammer Al Krupski and Bud Wiese for 16 hits including a homer and five doubles in front of about 2,000 fans on Friday night. Rabbit Rumsey one bright spot with three safeties in five tries.
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Springfield
Menke
Rinehart
Schulte
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Valet
Wiese
Krupski
Kovach
Filbert
Rumsey
Howard
Boudreau
Lahman
Krole
Keeney
Mrupski
P Filbert
Hanning
Hornsby
Alnth
Cedar Maples
Hornsby Korach
Vlet
Valel
DB Krupski
Uanning
Umplires
Willlame
Schlefel
Raiders Rally In Nine Inning Bid For Brownies Win
Tonight's game between the Raiders and Springfield starts at 9 o'clock. Emil Bildilli of the Browns is slated to pitch, aiming to extend his eight game win streak and 77 strikeouts. Wayne Rossbach opposes the lefty as both teams battle in Cedar Ramds with late scoring and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Springfield
Emil Bildilli
Brownies
St. Louis Browns
Bildilli
St. Louis
Wayne Rossbach
Dysart Legion Team Wins Two Games in Week
Dysart American Legion Junior baseball team defeated Garrison 7-3 and Marshalltown 5-4. Bob Cold pitched both games for Dysart, fanning seventeen batters in each outing.
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Gazette
Dysart
Dysart American Legion
Garrison
Marshalltown
Bob Cold
Waterloo Tops Bloomington 11 8 In Baseball Opener
Waterloo Red Hawks pounded fifteen hits to beat Bloomington 11 8 in the first game of the series. Falk homered for Waterloo Dorley hit a four bagger for Bloomington, and Dorley drove in three for Waterloo. Multiple errors and several players named in box scores follow the rough tabulation of runs hits and fielding highlights.
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Bees
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McGregor Man Makes Hole In One At Local Course
McGregor baker E Nugent carded a hole in one on the No 7 tee at the McGregor golf course Friday while in a threesome with Roger Hendrikson and John O'Brien. Mil ton Spencer posted a 33 on the nine hole course, one below par.
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McGregor Baker
McGregor Golf Course
Roger Hendrikson
John O'Brien
Milton Spencer
Ninehole
Kingsley Defeats Scott as Trans-Miss Semis Begin
In Lincoln Nebraska AP report Ed Kingsley of Salt Lake City wins 9 and 8 over J W Scott as Trans Miss semi finals start. Kingsley, touted as the man to beat after a 68 in qualifying, faces J Kraft while Vene Savage takes on Harry Kaufman with Kraft and Savage two survivors from the brackets.
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Neb
Jinx
Chunky
Ed Kingsley
Salt Lake City
Harry Kaufman
Vene Savage
John Kraft
Oelwein
Kingsley
J. W. Scott
Houston
Kaufman
Bob Fraser
Omaha
Kraft
Ted Adams
Kansas City
Savage
Walter Blevins
Wilsons topple La Plant Choate 5 0 behind Melichar shutout
Freddie Melichar pitched his second straight shutout for Wilsons delivering a one hitter against La Plant Choate. The Packers jumped ahead in the first inning scoring three runs as Emlin Stelling walked two, Pinky Fuller doubled, and Dutch Krueger threw late on a pickoff attempt. Klinger added two hits, and Melichar aided his own cause with a 2 for 3 showing, as Wilsons improved to 5 0 victory in the M and J league.
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Wilsons
Packers
la Plant-Choate
Melichar
Cedar Rapids Engineers
Dick Ferreter
Wilson
Emlin Stelling
Bob Bochek
Art Holland
Klinger
O'North'yefe
Faselel
O'Dickronich
Sawyern
O Kruegorce
Melicharp
Stelling Welland
Stelling
Stone
122 Attend Women's Golf Meet At Decorah
The women's invitation tournament at Oneota golf and country club drew 122 players from clubs including Byrnes Park Sunnyside Waterloo Cresco New Hampton West Union Oelwein Osage Sumner Waukon Charles City Mason City Independence Manchester Mc Gregor and Waverly. Two golf flights produced winners such as Jane Dickman Byrnes Park Waterloo Mrs Ray Farnagher New Hampton Mrs H F Strumpell Sumner and others with prizes for fewest putts and most strokes on one hole. Decorah hosts and guests from Honolulu and Clinton attended as notable attendees.
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Oneota Golf and Country Club
Byrnes Park
Sunnyside
Waterloo
Cresco
New Hampton
West Union
Oclwein
Osage
Sumner
Waukon
Charles City
Mason City
Independence
Manchester
McGregor
Waverly
Jane Dickman
Ray Farnagher
H. F Strumpell
Elle McOulness
Fred Ritchie
Oelwein
John Young
Osnee Sane Witewe
Sou
Virelain Martin
E. P. Donohue
Udlen Koch
Osnee
J J. Duffy
June Bennett
Orlwein
Mary Kennedy
Frank Fish
Doris Swenson
O. K. Leichtmore
Grace Stone
P. C. Neirling
New York Defeats Detroit in High- scoring Box Score
In Major League action New York tops Detroit 12 to 8 as Gehrig drives in multiple runs and Greenberg posts two homers for Detroit. Pitchers Wade and Andrews split the mound duties with Wade earning the win.
Standings TIREE I League And Friday Results
Evansville leads with 32 18 record in the TIREE I League standings. Decatur 26 24 82 Bloomingto n 23 20 469 Moline 26 21 53 Cod, Rapide 10 38 AOI Waterloo 24 22 62 Clinton 16 31 340. Friday results: Springfield 0 Cedar Rapids 1 Decatur 9 Moline 1 Evansville 7 Clinton Waterloo 11 Bloomington 6. Saturday games: Springfield at Cedar Rapids Bloomington at Waterloo Decatur at Moline Evansville at Clinton.
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Decatur
Sprincfield
Bloom'gton
Moline
Baseball scores and standings from Friday's games
Scores show Brooklyn, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Boston with results and upcoming matchups. Standings list Cleveland, Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, and others with W L records and percentages.
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Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Phil'delphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
sJater
Mittshurreh
Philadelphis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadephia
Detroit
Nat St. Louis
Montague Opens Golf Exhibition Sunday
Reno report states John Montague will begin an exhibition tour here Sunday pairing with former national champion George Von Elm. It marks his first public appearance since being cleared of charges in New York and follows a high interest event where a Babe Ruth pairing drew a near riot and disrupted play.
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New
John Montague
Montague
George von Elm
New York
Babe Ruth
Harvard Beats Yale in Varsity Race on Thames
Harvard won its varsity race against Yale on the Thames River in New London Connecticut scoring the first clean sweep over Yale since 1920. The Crimson held the lead from early in the race and resisted Yale’s late bid widening to a full boatlength at the payoff line.
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Bartrett's Cove
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Masonville or Ryan Site Of All-Star Tilt
The all star game between the Delaware county league champions and an invited team may be played at Masonville or Ryan. If Masonville wins the first half by beating Lamont, the game is set for Masonville July 3. If Lamont wins, a Lamont Masonville playoff will be at Ryan July 3 followed by the all star game.
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Ryan
All-Star Tilt
Gazette
Masonville
Lamont
Maynard Defeats Coca Cola Team in Kittensball Match
Maynard played at Maynard park Thursday evening and defeated Coca Cola team of Waterloo by fourteen to four. The game featured Maynard players in a decisive victory with strong offense and solid defense throughout the contest.
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Coca Cola Team
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Maynard Boys
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Rains Postpone Clay Court Championships Quarterfinals
Rains postponed all quarterfinals at the national clay court championships in River Forest. Singles resumes at 2 p.m. Saturday, with semifinals perhaps moved to Sunday and finals to Monday, officials said.
Women's Golf Tourney at West Union results
Women from Oelwein Cresco and Sumner played in West Union where Mrs L R Layton won low score with 98. Ritchie of Oelwein was runner up at 99. In second flight C H Elsheimer led and R F Fallows second. Third flight Hillis Noon defeated H E Duke. Bridge winners were Baldwin Cresco high and Harry Simpson traveling. C W Burnham won local prize.
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Cresco
Sumner
L. R. Layton
Ritchie
C. H. Elsheimer
R. F. Fallows
Visitor Lost In Big City Of Klamath Falls Ore
A Reno visitor spent a night in Klamath Falls and woke to find his $41 and false teeth missing. After police helped search, he later recovered both, with the teeth in a glass by the bed and the money under the pillow.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Reno
Schmeling to settle debts with Jacobs before returning to Germany
Max Schmeling may retire briefly as manager Joe Jacobs plans a long rest in Germany next year. Michael Jacobs claims Graf Schmeling owes about 40000 dollars for years of support and obligations. Walter Neusel is being groomed as Germanys next heavyweight with a potential Dudas bout in fall.
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INS
Max Schmeling
Michael Strauss Jacobs
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Max
Joe Louis
Jacobs
Germany
Walter Neusel
Steve Dudas
Mike Jacobs
Max Machon
Emergency items for a vacation first aid kit
Advice on Typhoid immunization before trips and assembling a Pocket First Aid Kit. Recommends iodine for water disinfection, optional anti-venom for snake bites, tannin paste for burns, calamine lotion, boric acid salve, and old doe salve. Promotes a booklet Save Your Skin and a monograph for car kits available by mail.
Vitamin B and deafness in a 1938 column
A reader asks if vitamin B helps deafness. The answer notes evidence of benefit from daily 1000 to 2000 units of vitamin B as a diet supplement, to be continued at least three months. Three ounces of wheat germ provide over 1000 units. Copyright 1938. Communications to Dr Bradley via The Gazette.
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Dr. Bradley
the Gazette
Giants Acquire Seeds as They Push For NL Flag
Giants plan immediate use of newly acquired International League home run king Bob Seeds to boost a bid for a second straight win over the Chicago Cubs. Leeds, a slugging outfielder, may fill left field while Joe Moore recovers, after a 5 3 victory powered by Mel Ott’s 18th homer with Ripple aboard.
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Bob Seeds
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Chicago Cubs
Leeds
New York Yankees
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INS
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Joe Moore
Hank Leiber
Buffalo
Moore
Cubs
Mel Ott
Jimmy Ripple
Tigers Dominate Yankees 12 8 in Major League Clash
Detroit routs New York 12 to 8 as Mickie Cochrane’s lineup led by York Greenberg and Gehringer unloads power. Tigers surge from sixth to first division, 13 wins in 20 games with 149 runs and 218 hits, while pitchers allow 116 runs. Meantime Reds and Giants win in the NL as Ott homers for the Giants and Lomabardi drives in three for the Reds. With scattered results, weather-affected schedule reshuffles frame a busy baseball day.
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Real estate transfers list from Cedar Rapids area
A dense record of property transfers and joint tenancies from Marion and Cedar Rapids areas, listing grantors, grantees, lot and block details, and nominal consideration of $1 with value statements. Notable names include H S McElwain, G W McElwain, William H Van Duzer, W H Ray, Arthur S Fields, Charles E Chapman, Ned R Porter, Opal C Porter, Irene Franks, George L Franks, Kenneth R Strang, Harry E Hoadley, The Peoples Laws Bank, Joseph Maxa, Emery A McArthur, James C McArthur, William L McArthur, Coleen J Hedges, Nelle Hedges Peddie, Fannie M Hedges, Clara M Fuhrmeister, Nellie M Fuhrmeister, William J Kacena, Paul P Rahn, Emma W Rahn, Robert Hess, Iva Hess, and others. dates range 1935–1938, with most transfers described as qed or wd and conveying fee simple interests or joint ownership.
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G. W. McElwain
Marion
William H. van Duzer
W .H. Ray W.d
Midway Park
C. R
Arthur S. Fields
Charles E. Chapman
Cedar Rapids
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Opal C. Porter
O. N. Hull
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George L. Franks
Spee
Ash Park
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Kenneth R. Strang
Harry E. Hoadley
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James C. McArthur
Carl McArthur
William L. McArthur
Coleen J. Hedges
Nelle Hedges Peddie
Fannie M. Hedges
Clara M. Fuhrmeister
Nellie M. Fuhrmeister
William J. Kacena
Bever Park
Paul P
Emma W. Rahn
C. H. Comport
Robert
Iva Hess
Q.c.d
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