Raiders wallop Evansville in final road game 12 to 6
Cedar Rapids Raiders overpower Evansville Bees 12 6 as Bob Taylor tops multiple pitchers with a homer a triple and a single in four at bats. Pike and Mahon homer as Raiders build early lead and hold off Bees rally in fifth and late innings.
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Raiders Wallop
Evansville
Pike
Marleau
Goletz
Vansville
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Raiders
Bees
Taylor
Frank Mahon
Bink
Schohl
Roggino
Jones
Walsh
Wiegel
Eastham
George
Oberlander
Browne
Bray
Urban
Ross
Barkley
Lamanna
Merleau
Grieger
Mahon
Javerf
Bee
Marlea
Standings and Results from THREE-EYE and National Leagues
In the THREE-EYE League Evansville leads with 4 wins and 1 loss followed by Bloomington Clinton 4 2, Waterloo Ced. Rapids 3 2, Decatur Moline 3 2, Springfield 0. Friday Cedar Rapids beat Evansville 12 to 6 and Clinton defeated Springfield 16 to 5. Moline topped Bloomington 12 to 6 while Waterloo beat Decatur 4 to 3. Saturday slate listed Open date. In the National League Brooklyn beat Chicago 8 3 St Louis won 7 5 and Pittsburgh 10 7 Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 5 Boston 4 in 13 innings. Saturday Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at ? St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Evansville
Bloomington Clinton
Waterloo
Rapids
Decatur Moline
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Moline
Bloomington
Decatur
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Baseball Standings and Scores From The Day
Baseball results show Cleveland beating New York 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Milwaukee edged Toledo 10 to 9 in 10 innings. Columbus defeated Kansas City 9 to 7. Indianapolis split with Minneapolis 10 to 6. Louisville beat St Paul 11 to 8. Philadelphia topped St Louis 8 to 0. Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 2. Detroit beat Philadelphia 10 to 4. Boston and Detroit games listed with other scheduled matches.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detro
Philadelphia
Et. Louis
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Minnapolis
St. Paul
Kan
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Lighters Rout Engineers in 14-0 M J League Showdown
The Lighters later known as the Reddy Kilowatts crushed Cedar Rapids Engineers 14 to 0 to extend their M J League title streak to six. Theisen earned the win with a five inning effort allowing one hit while Benedict Brown and Theisen led the offense with multiple hits and a homer. The Engineers committed six errors and could muster only a few scattered singles as light and power dominated through most of the game.
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Iowa Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids Engineers
Reddy Kilowatts
The
Lighters
Bobby Field
Ockie Theisen
Theisen
Bob Brown
Eddie Benedict
Brown
Benedict
Dick Klinger
Nate Burlingham
Dominick Corsello
Roy Olson
Bob Formanek
DiMaggio Expects Return In Two Weeks
New York AP Joe DiMaggio Yankee outfielder predicts he will be back in the lineup within two weeks after his leg injury. He cautions fans not to count Lou Gehrig out, noting Gehrig is taking his first rest in years and that there is plenty of baseball left for him.
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NEW York
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Lou Gehrig
DiMaggio
Decorah Trackmen Triumph Over Waukon in Meet
In a Waukon meet held Wednesday afternoon Decorah scored 8125 points while Waukon tallied 45143. Chilton Goode of Decorah earned top honors for the local team.
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Waukon
Chilton Goode
Waterloo Grabs Road Win Over Decatur 4-3
Waterloo Red Hawks defeated Decatur 4-3 on the road in their season-opening road trip. The win improves Waterloo to 2-4 for the season as they prepare to host Bloomington on Sunday.
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Decatur
Waterloo Red Hawks
Hawks
Bloomington
Plows overpower Moline 12-6 to clinch series win
Bloomington pitchers struggled as Moline hitters erupted for 12 runs led by Levan and Waitkus each with three hits. Levan and Steiner contributed two RBIs apiece, while Bloominton committed errors allowing seven unearned runs.
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Bloomington
Levan
Waitkus
Clinton Sweeps Springfield with 16-5 Victory
Clinton bats explode early to take a five-run lead in the first as three Springfield pitchers struggle. McCarthy and Reinhardt contribute multi hits for Clinton while Keller, Neighbors, and Gordon drive in runs. Anderson dominates on the mound with eight strikeouts in a 2 2/3 inning relief stint.
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Springfield
Clinton
Brownies
Finch
Franklin Two Mile Team Wins Second At Fort Madison
East High of Des Moines won the Fort Madison Relays with 94 2-3 points, Franklin tied for second with Quincy in the two mile, finishing as East Des Moines set a record time of 8 21.2 and George Vacik of West Branch won the indoor mile in 4 41.3.
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Franklin
Fort Madison
Fort Madison—Feast High
Des Moines
Muscatine
Good Hope
West Liberty
Franklin High
Quincy
Iil
East Des Moines
George Vacik
West Branch
British Board Bars Lewis Harvey World Title Bout
The British boxing board of control refused to sanction the light heavyweight world title fight between John Henry Lewis and Len Harvey after conducting a physical examination of Lewis in London.
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London
British Boxing Board of Control
John Henry Lewis
Len Harvey
Lewis
Carleton Golfers Triumph in Dual Meets Over Coe and Cornell
Carleton College golf team defeated Coe College 415 to 50 and beat Cornell 8 to 7 on the Ellis course Friday. Shanstad led Carleton with 76, while Rodman of Cornell posted 78 and Miller and Nelson both shot 79s.
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Carleton College
Coe
Cornell
Ellis Course
Shanstad
Carleton
Rodman
Miller
Nelson
Derby Dope Louisville Derby Field and Odds
Louisville preview lists horses Challenge Chico Heather Broom On Location Johnstown Xalapa Clown Technician Adams Challendon and others each carrying 126 pounds. Forecast clear track fast. purse 50 000 added with 6000 to second 3000 to third 1000 to fourth. Post time about 4 30 p.m. CST.
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C. Kurtsinger
Chico N. Wall
Heather Broom
B. James Viscounty
C. Bierman
A. Robertson
Johnstown
J. Stout
Xalapa Clown
S. Coucci
Adams Challendon
G. Seabo
T. M. Dorsett
L. Haas
Iowa Trackmen Tie Gophers in 68 63 Dual Meet Win
Iowa defeats Minnesota 68 to 63 in a fifteen event dual meet at Iowa City. John Graves Kosbau and Sabitini lead Iowa with a sweep in the 880 yard run while Minnesota dominates field events like the broad jump and high jump.
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Iowa
Gophers
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
John Graves
Kosbau
Sabitini
Cd Lenz
Lundeen
Minn
Ird
Harkness
Finand
Pasieka
Siikey
Econd
Kulbitski
Silkey
Inn
Hogdson
Meyer
Evans
Butler
Miller
Roberts
Olsen
Parish
Erickson
Elliott
Rasmussen
Graves
LenoRe
Bilis
Irvine
F. Teufel
Franck
Hanson
Collinge
Lostetter
C. Teufel
Liljegren
Wilson
Browns Cardinals Set for July 11 Exhibition in St Louis
A special exhibition game between the Browns and the Cardinals in St Louis July 11 was scheduled as part of the Elks convention entertainment, coinciding with the annual all star game in New York.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Cardinals
New York
Major League Box Scores Totals and Baseball Event Recap
Reading of the box scores shows Chicago and Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston details with runs hits and errors. Notable names include Lazzeri Camilli Hackett Wyatt Rosen and Lillard Moore Grissom Errickson with multiple pitchers and umpires listed. The record notes home runs by Lazzeri and Simmons and various double plays and stolen bases.
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Mancuso
Higbe
Durocher
Chicago
Ccescnecesss
Herman
Lazzeri
Camilli
Hackett
Wyatt
Rosen
G. Russell
Galan
Mesner
Roy
Moore
Hack
Brooklyn
Lillard
Teen Klem and
Campbell
Myers
Simmons
Miller
Fletcher
Frey
Cuccinello
Cooney
Werber
McCormick
Warstler
Lopez
Cincinnati
Boston
Grissom
Corner
Errickson
Grissom Moore
Turner
Lombardi
Stewart and Magerkurth
Ct Herman
Lavag’to
Leiber
Marty
Phelps
Ec G.r'sell
Rf Mancuso
Gleeson
Ss Mesner
Hackett Lillard
Lary
Ss Higbe
O Wyatt
Cavaretta
Baseball scoring lines from a doubleheader
Badly garbled box score cites two games with New York and Cleveland. It lists hits by J Martin Owen Medwick Leeds Dickey Trosky and others, home runs by Leeds, two base and three base hits, stolen bases, double plays, and pitching lines for Castleman Ampies Lohrman Coffman W Brown Gomez Milnar. Time stamps 2 11 and 2 32 mark lengthy contests with winners and losers noted.
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Coffman
Ripple
ZUR En
Sci
Puri Suse
Pat Ueeee Sue
Moore
Gutteridge
Owen
Medwick
Vurges
J. Martin
J. Moore
Leeds
Davis
Jurges
Whitehead
Bonura
Ott
New York
St. Louis
Castleman
Lohrman
W. Brown
Ee Aera
Cleveland
Heath
Keltner
Dickey
Trosky
Chapman
Hemsley
Crosetti
Henrich
Gomez
Gordon
Dahlgren
Milnar
McGowan
Pipgras
Grieve
Quinn
J.brown
Martin
Martin Rf
O'Danning
Mize
T.moore
G'eridge
Demaree
Rf Owen
Whiteh'd
P Lohrman
P Coffman
Rolfe
Solters
Keller
Oo' Selkirk
Kellner
Shilling
Webb
Baseball box score summary Washington vs Chicago
Washington 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Chicago 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Errors Welaj McNair Lee Rosenthal Case Rosenthal Rosenthal. Home run Rosenthal. Three base hit Giuliani. Stolen bases Case Welaj Owen. Double play Owen McNair Kuhel. Left on bases Washington 7 Chicago 7. Base on balls Krakauskas 1 Lee 1. Struck out Krakauskas 4 Lee 0. Umpires Geisel Kolls Rue. Time-
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Cedar Rapids
Roggino
Pink
Ecetre Jones
Walsh
Taylor
Aeee Pike
Sere Browne
Oberlander
Goletz
de Marleau
Byansville
Eastham
George
Ray
Urban
Ross
Barkley
Ee Schohl
A Kosinski
Tees
Grieger
Seen
Reinhardt
Serene Wiesel
Lamanna
Viegel i
Mahon
Pike
Jones
Rogcino
Arlean
Cedar Davids
Gvansville
Vierel
Javery
Rbyiegel
Marlean
Bits
Innines
Piitcher
Morlean
Murphy
Streets
Kvach
Kaplan
Flood
Farmer
Theisenyp
Corsello
Formanek
BOWE
Aes
Cassvssges
Woolwine
Lahman
Mattier
Benedict
Theisen
Brown
Bailey
Koach
Klinger
Slauson
Engineers
Field
Seabrook
Michaels
Blake
Vavrek
Bartoschlf
Palmer
Ocolemance
Theisenga
Brodahl
Brooks
O Street
Poland
M'hlenba
Hildeb
Lippold
Koopman
Street
Muehlenbein
Wpressod
Dinesh Fesse
Elouence
Decatur
Eyee
Bestudik
Repass
Warsick
Blattner
Verban
Webber
Thompson
Waterloo
Bloomington
Moline
Peck
Wakeman
Adams
Levan
Walls
Cavasiers
Skurski
Osteiner
Galle
Zydowski
Stewarte
O Olson
Connolly
Waitkus
Mallatia
Marion
Kimmett
Ripley
Schmitz
Wilson
Ahlf
Wallen
Fornall
Hemsley
Deol Din Cb Ce
Pes
Olson
Stewart
Marionette
Steiner
Wakeham
Cavosie
Wallatia
Ahi
Gitebat Sales
Gordo
Knutson
Washington
Chicago
Case
Welaj
McNair
Lee
Walker
Rosenthal
Giuliani
Owen
Kuhel
Krakauskas
Geisel, Kolls and
Rue
Red Sox Open Lead As Spring Wins Mount
The Boston Red Sox seize first in the American League after a 4-1 victory over Detroit powered by rookie Woodrow Rich’s three hitless innings. Other results include Cincinnati Reds, Pirates, Dodgers, Cardinals, White Sox, and Athletics posting wins as standings shuffle in spring action.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Yankees
New York
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Lefty Gomez
Boston
Detroit
Woodrow Rich
Rich
Little Rock
Philadelphia Athletics
Bees
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Turner
al Simmons
Reds
Harry Craft
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Whitlow Wyatt
Cardinals
New York Giants
Curt Davis
Bob Leeds
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Larry Rosenthal
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Luther Nine Defeated in Rough Season Opener
In Decorah Iowa State Teachers University toppled Luther College 6 to 2 marking Luther’s first defeat of the season. In St Peter Minnesota Upper Iowa University defeated Gustavus Adolphus College 2 to 0 for a shutout win.
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Luther
Upper Iowa
Decorah
Iowa State Teachers
Luther College
Norsemen
ST. Peter, Minn
Fayette
Gustavus Adolphus
Toddville High Defeats Walker 10-2 in Friday Game
Toddville High School beat Walker by ten to two as Newman Hagerman and Doonan formed the Toddville battery while Ross and McGee supported Walker. Ely is scheduled to play here next Thursday.
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Toddville
Toddville High School
Walker
Newman
Hagerman
Doonan
Toddville Battery
Ross
McGee
Ely
Decorah and Harpers Ferry to Meet Sunday
Decorah and Harpers Ferry set for a Northeastern Iowa league opener Sunday. Decorah will dedicate a new field as Mayor George A. Baker throws the first ball in the Hawks versus Indians game.
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Gazette
Decorah
Northeastern Iowa Baseball League
George A. Baker
Harpers Ferry Hawks
Brauer and Feuerbach Named Keystone Co captains
Keystone high school announces Walter Brauer and Orlyn Feuerbach elected co captains for the 1939 40 season. Both were members of the first team in 1938 39.
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Keystone
Walter Brauer
Orlyn Feuerbach
Solvay Bank Leaders Five Man Event
A crowded roster lists multiple sponsors and participants across cities including Solvay New York Elizabeth New Jersey Detroit Milwaukee and Cleveland with totals for events and top entries in singles and all events categories. Notable teams include Murray Fowler Phil Seuss Otto Jensen Horace Fisbeck and Eddie Kewelies among others.
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Solvay Bank
Solvay
N. Y
Elizabeth Elk's
Elizabeth
N. J
Raa
Chicago
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Kansas City
Droadway Smoke Shop
Detroit
Murray Fowler
Phil Seuss
Steuben
Otto Jensen
Horace Fisbeck
Terre la Fazio
Tony Galati
Akron
Burt Barkow
Rudy Riepel
Milwaukee
Dis
Ey Sod Deen Ney
George Theel
Joe Wilman
Ous
Paraino
Frank Hermans
Syra
Eddie
Kanolics
Frank
Stan Rudcki
A Lacroix
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Steubenville
Wm . Weientte
Watertown
Wic
Frank Stech
Cleveland
Coe Dominates Beloit Relays for 57 Points
Coe scores 57 to win the Beloit Relays led by Eldon Lindstrom of Whittier and Ralph Halla of Yankton with meet records in the 100 and mile. Grinnell takes second with 51, North Central 43.8, Beloit 22.2 as Carleton and others post marks. Coe sets relay and distance records across events.
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Carleton
Knox
Shurtleff
Cedar Rapids
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Ralston
Burke Powers
Ted Applequist
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Mark Moody
Luther
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Paul Baichly
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University of Wisconsin
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Whittier College
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Yankton
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Arlan
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Lysis
Weisharar
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Arlem
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Moore
Yates
Tlinois College
Christensen
Nelson
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Pfahl
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Lombard
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Saville
Wobben
Bloit
Scott
Crawford
Lene
Larson
Lee
Care
White
Anderson
Orwig
Lawerence
Robinson
Spence Hamline
Naza
May
Jernegan
Raddant
G. Harteman
Cara
Chiehe Arlan
Scond
Purdue Still Tops Big Ten As Iowa Wins
Purdue remains the Big Ten leader after a 1 0 win over Indiana in a 11 inning duel. Wayne Hearne drove in the decisive run in the eleventh as Purdue improved to four straight victories. Iowa outlasted Chicago 8 6 in eleven innings to pull into a second place tie with Michigan as Indiana and Illinois drop.
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Ind
Purdue
Boilermakers
Indiana
Bob Bailey
Dale Gentil
Wayne Hearne
Illinois
Michigan
Danny Smich
Illini
Iowa
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Luther Netmen Blanked By Dubuque University
The Dubuque university Spartans swept Luther tennis 6 0 winning all matches. Peterson defeated Matthies Falkenheimer beat Sauer Eats beat Moen Tisamait beat Heimdahl in singles. Doubles Falkenheimer and Peterson defeated Mathies and Sauer 6 1 Knautz and Conzett beat Moen and Henderson 2 6 8 6 6 3.
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Luther
Dubuque University
Decorah
Dubuque University Spartans
Falkenheimer
Peterson
Mathies and Sauer
Knautz
Conzett
Moen and Henderson
Palo Preps Defeat Shellsburg 12 to 4
Palo high school baseball racked thirteen hits for thirty bases to down Shellsburg 12 to 4. McClintock and Packingham homered for Palo while pitcher Longfield fanned 13 and yielded four hits. Shellsburg hurlers Robbins Kibbie and Schlotfelt pitched.
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The
Gazette
Palo
Shellsburg
McClintock
Packingham
Longfield
Robbins
Kibbie
Schlotfelt
Viola Triumph In Ninth Inning Rally Over Lenox Nine
Viola pulled off a dramatic comeback scoring in the ninth inning to beat Lenox 9 to 0 in a seven inning game Thursday evening. The contest featured a late rally that secured the victory for Viola against the Lenox nine.
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the Gazette
Viola
Lenox
Arlington Girls Kittenball Triumph Over Wadena
Arlington high school girls kittenball team defeated Wadena 9 to 7 on Wednesday in a tight matchup. Arlington showed strong offense from key players and secured the win in the late innings.
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the Gazette
Arlington
Arlington High School
Wadena
Stammers Captures British Women’s Hard Court Title
Kay Stammers won the British women’s hard courts tennis championship for the third time in Bournemouth England defeating Mrs Ronald Ellis formerly Anita Lizana of Chile 6-3 6-3 in the final.
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Iowa Electric Welding CO
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