Raiders and Davenport Play Doubleheader at Hill Park
A regular scheduled doubleheader featured the Raiders and Davenport at Hill Park. The afternoon game started at 2:30 and the night game at 8:15 with two teams producing a high scoring, lengthy affair. Jackson homered and added a line drive single in the eighth as Cedar Rapids built a late rally but fell to Rock Island.
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Knox
Indians Rally To Take Opener 5-2 In Extra Innings
A scoreless duel between Les Tietje and Mel Harder ended in the eleventh when Odell Hale homered with Hal Trosky aboard. The Indians won 5-2 as both starters left after ten innings of near no-hit ball. Both pitchers, Iowa natives, had allowed only singles through ten frames.
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Davenport Blue Sox top Demons in wild 14-10 game
In Davenport the Blue Sox defeated Des Moines 14 to 10 in a chaotic contest marked by eleven errors and numerous wild plays. Marleau started for Davenport, then was relieved as the visitors built a seven run lead before fighting back with RBI hits by Whitehouse, Dixon, and Hall.
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Goodman Reaches Semi Finals of Trans Tourney
Johnny Goodman of Omaha advanced to the semi finals at the Trans Mississippi golf tournament in Dallas after wins over Fred Odom and Wilson Schoellkopf. He joined Eddie Connor Leland Hamman and Ross McDade in the semis as the field narrowed through morning and afternoon rounds.
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New Orleans
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Dibson Payne
Bloomhall Downs Holmes In Handicapped Finalists Set
In the Country club handicap golf tournament most flights reached the final round Friday. C W Bloomhall defeated G S Holmes ten, 2 and 1, to reach the finals in the third flight. Dr J E Von Lackum will appoint E J Carey in the finals of the first flight. Finalists include Broomhall vs Waenet in the fourth flight and Waples vs Pickfod. Johnny’s Aviats reach the second flight final as Bedrdsley faces Wadsworth for the other semifinal winner.
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Raiders manager Eugene Hargrave Life Sketch
The Raiders’ manager Eugene Franklin "Bubbles" Hargrave born July 15 1894 in New Haven Indiana. His baseball career spanned Terre Haute 1911 Cubs 1913 1916 Kansas City Memphis 1918 St Paul 1919 Cincinnati 1921 Reds 1929 then St Paul manager. He led NL batting in 1926 with .353 and lives in St Paul with his wife and a 13 year old son. This is the first in a series of intimate Raiders sketches.
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Buffalo
Western League Scores and Friday Results
In the Western League standings Pett St Joseph lead with 630/Omaha 2124 AGT Des Moines 2320. Friday results show St Joseph 10 Topeka 5 Sioux City 5 Omaha 7 Cedar Rapids 2 Davenport 14 Des Moines 10. Today Rock Island at Cedar Rapids Sioux City at Omaha Des Moines at Davenport St Joseph at Topeka.
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Giants Bunch Hits To Lick Dodgers 7 To 2
The New York Giants return from a western trip to slam the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 2 in the first of a three game series. Travis Jackson hit a homer driving in Bill Terry and Mel Ott as New York built an early lead. Jackson had three RBIs while Mungo pitched well for Brooklyn despite the defeat.
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Phillies rally past Braves on Walters homer in tenth
Bucky Walters delivered a tenth inning homer for the Philadelphia Phillies to beat the Boston Braves 5 to 4. Walters collected his third hit with two out in extra innings and sent the ball to left field as Johnny Moore started the scoring with a fifth inning homer. Allen doubled and Camilli singled for another Philly run.
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Lighters Annex Eighth Straight In M. and J. League
The Light Company stretched their skid to eight consecutive wins at Daniels Park by beating the Packers 4 to 2. Thenhaus pitched well with eight strikeouts, while J Benedict and Slausen contributed key hits. The Packers rallied but fell short, and Monday’s schedule lists Sinclairs vs. Quaker Oats next.
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Brilliant Field Sets Out For Track Marks
Milwaukee, Wis. A. A. U. track and field championships open at Marquette stadium with 414 athletes and 26 Olympians, promising records in sprints hurdles jumps and throws. Top stars include Glenn Cunningham, Jesse Owens, Ralph Metcalfe and Jack Torrance in a powerfully competitive program.
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Joe McCluskey
Johnny Follows
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Burlingame's Team Falls 3 1 In Open League
Open League action at Ellis Park features Burlingame's Old Style Lager loses 3 to 1 as Beeson's Diamondball stars deliver the day’s big upset. Campbell starts for Lager, D McGuire strong on the mound, while Burlingame settles in after third inning relief.
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