Cedar Rapids Raiders sweep Rock Island doubleheader
Cedar Rapids defeated Rock Island 10-5 and 10-9 in a doubleheader. Howard Taylor fueled the nightcap with key hits as Cap Crossley’s lineup built a late surge after Rock Island briefly led, while Dick Elston struggled on the mound in the early innings.
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Marengo Outscores Middle Amana in 11-4 Victory
Marengo defeated Middle Amana 11 to 4 as Garret Zuber and the Mil see Anecoon association team showcased speed and power. Amana built a late rally but Marengo extended their lead with strong hitting and solid defense through the seventh inning.
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Cap Crossley Leads In Raider Voting
Cap Crossley tops the Raider popularity standings after votes cast at HIN park over Sunday. Ballots are available at gate during home games through July 5 to choose a favorite Raider. Top contenders include Red Van Fleet, Cale Lahman, Jinks Keeney, Mike Chartak, Gus De Forest, with others Thomas Moward Filbert and Krupski also active in the race.
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Art Koch Wins Waverly Open Golf Championship
In Waverly AP report Art Koch shot 111 to win the Waverly open golf championship Sunday. Art Blurt from Charles City fired a 34 on his last nine for best round of the day and captured second place in the event.
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Don Schumacher Wins Trans Mississippi Golf Title in Denver
Don Schumacher of Dallas captured the Trans Misssissippi championship in Denver after a 36 hole duel with Eddie Held of St Louis. The 22 year old rookie sealed the victory with sharp shot placement and a gamest finish seen in the 37 year old meet.
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Osceola Youth Wins Eastern Iowa Golf Meet Senior Title
Osceola high school lad Bob Blaylock captured the senior championship of the Eastern Iowa Junior golf tournament in Iowa City, shooting 155 over 38 holes to finish two strokes ahead of Bob Thompson of Ames. High Powers of Boone took third with 158, while Phyllis Otto won the junior division for girls with 195. Ames claimed the team title with 657, Cedar Rapids Franklin led runners up, Muscatine and Oelwein tied for third, Belle Plaine fifth.
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Atkins Field doubles crowd as Iowa Valley tops Lowdon 9 1
Atkins Field drew a large crowd as Iowa Valley baseball defeated Lowdon 9 to 1 in a Sunday doubleheader. E Schirm made a spectacular catch and a three base hit while E Shambacher matched the feat. The all star North vs South game saw the southern team win 9 to 7 after a seven run rally.
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Dysart Triumphs Over Marengo 4-3 In Tennis Match
Dysart tennis players edged Marengo 4-3 on the home court with Colvin-Swift doubles defeating Wilson and Oster 10-8 6-3. Colvin remained undefeated in singles by beating Oster 6-3 6-1, while Wilson Swift Schmidt Laly Swedenheim and R Wilson won or lost to balance the score.
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Budge And Parker Reach Semi-Finals In Wimbledon Play
The American pair Don Budge and Frankie Parker advanced to the Wimbledon semi finals after beating rivals in a crowded arena. They are set to meet in the Wednesday semi final, with Baron Gottfried van Cramm awaiting the other half of the draw. Women’s favorites Helen Jacobs and Alice Marble also advanced to the quarter finals amid a sensational men’s day.
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Ridgeway Beats Ossian With Omdahl Pitching
DECORAH Ed Omdahl struck out sixteen for Ridgeway as they defeated Ossian 5 to 3. Other Winneshick cow pasture results include Nordness 21 Bluffton 8 and Festina 15 Glenwood with multiple batteries noted.
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State Softball Meet Opens August 2 in Des Moines
The sixth annual Iowa Open Softball tournament will be held in Des Moines the week starting August 2. Tournament director Evan O Bill Williams announced that competition will include four classes with both girls and junior players. The senior division returns with class A and B, while the junior division is limited to boys 17 and under, with no age limit for girls.
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Worthington Wins to Lead Maquoketa Valley League
Special to The Gazette Dyersville Worthington stays first in the Maquoketa Valley league by defeating Monticello 8 5. Krueger and Scotte teamed for the wins while Davenport and Crumm played for Monticello. Hopkinton beat Manchester 4 1 with Culbertson and Davis on the mound.
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Barney Ross Wins Another Welterweight Fight
Barney Ross, the worlds welterweight champion, scored a knockout over Jackie Burke of Ogden Utah in New Orleans, adding another victory to his growing list.
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Local College Spts Meet Highlights Cox and Panehs
In a regional association meet at Columbus the Paul team faced off against Amn and others. Cox and Panehs led the effort with strong performances as Chambers and Crouch contributed solid times. Competition featured several bouts and noted exchanges.
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Davenport Tops Sioux City 10 to 9 In Ninth Inning
Davenport Blue Sox win the opener as Pete Manahan drops Huff’s throw and Floyd scores on a double by Prevost. Flood homered for Davenport, while Goff earns the win and Wolff allows the loss amid six Sioux City errors.
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Western League Standings and Tuesday Schedule
Standings show Des Moines and Davenport atop the Western League with records and percentages. Tuesday games feature St Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston. several teams hold multiple games in hand.
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Coggon Caps Clinch First-Half Title in Wapsie Valley League
Walker notes Coggon gains first half championship by defeating Palo 11 to 6 to stand six wins against one loss. Winthrop, Center Point and Quasqueton also posted notable scores as league standings finalize for the break before the second half starts next Sunday.
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Ryan Now Leading In Delaware County Loop
The Ryan Shamrocks surged to undisputed league leadership with a 9 to 0 victory over Delhi. De Woody struck out 16, allowing three Delhi hits, as Ryan opened a decisive lead and stretched it through the game.
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Radio Programs list across NBC CBS CBS WABC WJZ chains
The schedule lists NBC CBS WABC WJZ WEAF WEBC and other affiliates programming from 1615 through 1300 with sketches songs dramas and concerts. Notable items include The Gumps stunts Cleo Brown Jack Berch and radio orchestras led by Frank Craven Florence Reed and Xavier Cugat among others.
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All Star Players Named for July Showdown in Washington
The National League picks a star squad for the July 7 all star game in Washington led by Bill Terry. Giants supply six players, Cubs five, Cardinals four, Pirates three, Reds two, plus one each from the Dodgers Phillies and Bees.
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Chicago 7 Fan Wins Hillclimb Contest Sunday Afternoon
Sylvester Polacheck of Chicago takes top honors in a hillclimb contest held on Highway 30 near Pineyarm. The event featured four divisions with strong showings by Boerschinger, Turner, and Newean among others as crowds watched exciting motorcycle climbs.
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Culver Pontiacs win Monticello softball tourney title
The Culver Pontiacs of Cedar Rapids captured the Vitahonal tournament at Monticello with a 10 to 1 victory over Maquoketa MP. Den McGuire earned the win as Culver’s pitching silenced the opponent and powered the offense with strong hits from Curley and Vasdark.
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