No-Hitter double lifts Elks to league lead in Cedar Rapids
Frank Claeys tossed his second no hitter of the season as the Elks beat Rotary 4-1 to extend their league win streak to four in the Cedar Rapids Kids League. Jim Young supplied key hit for the Moose who edged Hanford Post 5-4, while West Side Dairy Queen dominated Machinists 26-2 in American Association action.
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Hogan Leads Canada Cup after 68 at Wentworth
Ben Hogan aged 43 and Peter Thomson 26 paced the 77 hole medal play as Hogan shot a 68 in the first round at Wentworth. About 20,000 spectators packed the course to watch the Texas star in action while Thomson joined the surge at Virginia Water England.
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Raiders Face Waterloo After Home Stand Start
Raiders return home to host Waterloo at 8 p.m. in a nine day stretch opener as coach Gus The Raiders aim to improve after a rough road trip.
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Raiders End Quincy Streak in 3-2 Thriller
The Cedar Rapids Raiders slipped past Quincy 3-2 Sunday night to halt the Gems five-game win streak. Dan McDevitt held Quincy to two hits through six, while late errors and a wild pitch in the eighth produced the decisive run for the Raiders, who also toppled Waterloo in the standings as Cedar Rapids and Waterloo shuffle for sixth place.
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Braves and Sox Ride Streak Week To Major Lead
Milwaukee and Chicago chase wins as Morton's White Sox run eight straight while Yankees stumble. Cleveland and Baltimore also post streaks, Pittsburgh breaks eight-game skid, and Detroit drops another doubleheader loss. White Sox, led by Doby and Loller, push past Yankees with 18 hits. Burdette and Hearn shine for Braves against the Giants as Jacobs delivers a late run for Pepper.
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Gastons and Boyson Top Jaycee Field
Burlington twins Joe and Charles Gaston dominated the junior division of the state Jaycee tennis tourney while Cedar Rapids’ Bob Hoyson led the boys under 15. Joe Gaston narrowly defeated Bill Voxman in a third set thriller for juniors. The Gastons and Hoyson won doubles as well with tight, dramatic finals. Winners advance to the national Jancer tourney in Oak Park in August.
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Shimek Captures Waverly Amateur Title With 104
George Shimek of Cedar Rapids shot 104 over 22 holes to win the Waverly amateur golf championship, closing strong with a 36 on the final nine. Art Cooper and Hank Anderson chased in a high scoring finish, Cooper tied for third at 107 and Anderson runner-up at 106. multiple players listed across championship flights.
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Second Chance For Sime and Held After Trials
The U S Olympic track committee plans another Olympic trials bid for stars Dave Sime and Franklin Held after they failed to qualify at the Los Angeles events. A Bakersfield meeting Sunday followed the close of the 68th AAU championships to grant another crack at making the Olympic team.
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Bakers win Hawkeye Holidays state archery meet in Des Moines
Cedar Rapids man Clarence Baker won the Hawkeye Holidays state archery meet in Des Moines with 1,163 points in the men's division. The top woman shooter was Mrs. Clarence Baker.
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East Iowa Town Valley Scores Report
Local athletics results list towns and scores across Iowa leagues and counties. Delaware County districts show Sunder UW Earlville Monkinson Delhi and other matchups with final tallies, including Vinton Norway and Durant contests.
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New Pitcher James G Herlihy Joins Raiders Roster
Right handed pitcher James G Herlihy joined the Raiders Monday from the Maton club in the Sally A league. A relief specialist, he is expected to be placed on the action list Monday or Tuesday.
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Ray Ainsley’s Open epic in 1938 Denver golf satire
United Press recounts Ray Ainsley of Ojai California dominating the 1938 Open at Cherry Hills with a 19 15 over par on 16 and a chaotic 18th hole finish. Spectators, reporters, and even a trout deliver comic chaos as Ainsley survives currents sand and sharks to hole out amid wild applause and legend. The piece notes a Cedar Rapids Raiders split-season push and a three league meeting planned for Peoria hotel to boost second division clubs.
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Harrison fires a 71 at Ellis Park golf course
H. R. Harrison shot 71 at Ellis Park golf course in weekend play, the best reported hole score this season. He placed second in Peoria handicap with a net 69, behind C. J. Roberts who posted 81 14 67.
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Wilson Tops Sanitary in M-1 7 to 0
Wilson and Company defeated Sanitary Dairy 7 to 0 to move into fourth place in the M-1 league race. Don Jennings pitched seven strong innings, allowing only one hit while Dave May drilled a first inning homer with two on base. A five run first inning detonated the game, aided by Sanitary errors in the sixth. The Packers benefited from a solid hitting attack in support of Jennings who struck out seven for his third win.
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