Cramton Shuts Out Owls In Relief For Clinton Win
Lefty Ed Cramton entered in the fourth and worked 5 1 3 innings allowing only one hit as Clinton defeated the Owls 9 to 5. Klopp struggled before Cramton and Lahman homered, with rallies in the seventh sealing Cedar Rapids weathered effort and setting up a Moline series opener Friday.
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Parzone’s Fly Parade Box Score Sparks Pitching Shuffle
Reporting notes a potential pitching plan for tonight with Roger Wolff Lou Hanning or Wayne Rossbach possibly starting. Frequent postponements have muddled the Cap Crossley staff as they prepare for the game.
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Dows Beats Dysart in State Baseball Tourney
Manson Iowa UP Iowa high school baseball tournament continued Friday with Dows beating Dysart 4 to 2 to reach the semi finals. Milt Montgomery, Davenport mound star, limited Castana to one hit with 13 strikeouts. Semi finals set for Saturday with Mason City facing Waukee and Everly against Lovilla.
Waukon Defeats New Albin Final 9 to 1
WAUKON The last ball game of the season was played here Wednesday between the local nine and New Albia. The score was 9 to 1 in favor of the home team, whose battery was composed of Cassidy and Kirkeby.
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Moline Tops Waterloo 8 7 After Ninth Inning Rally
Moline defeats Waterloo 8 to 7 with the winning run in the bottom of the ninth. Cavosie led Moline with four hits including two doubles, while Sorenson had three for Waterloo and nine Waterloo errors helped the comeback.
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Big Ten Track Opens Drive at Western Meet
In Columbus Ohio Michigan is favored to win the Western Conference meet at Ohio Stadium despite rain soaked field conditions. Trials in 10 events lead to Saturday finals with Michigan expected to win by about 20 points followed by Wisconsin Indiana Ohio and Iowa. Other contenders Illinois Purdue Minnesota Northwestern and Chicago trail. Trials begin at 2 p.m. CST with events including hurdles sprints distance and field events.
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Big Ten Baseball Title Chase Headlines Indiana at Wisconsin
Indiana carries a five game win streak into a two game set at Wisconsin seeking to extend its conference lead. Wisconsin aims to halt Indiana and boost its own position after Iowa ended its four game run. Other series include Purdue at Ohio State Chicago at Iowa and Northwestern at Illinois with Illinois and Indiana postponed by rain.
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Announce Prizes For Bass Fishing Contest
The Western Auto Stores bass fishing contest began May 15 and offers prizes of 40, 30 and 20 for the three largest bass. Open to men women and children, entry blanks available at Western Auto Stores. Contest closes September 30.
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Nebraska Defeats Iowa State 4-2 In Tennis Dual
Nebraska edged Iowa State 4 to 2 in a dual meet on the eve of the Big Six championship. Singles winners included Beresford and Detrich with tight sets, and the doubles pairing Rundle/Detrich won 3 sets.
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Standings and results in THREE-I and major leagues
Standings show Evansville leading the THREE-I with 10 wins and 4 losses followed by Decatur Springfield Bloomington Waterloo Cedar Rapids Moline Clinton in order. Thursday results include Springfield 2 Evansville 1 and Cedar Rapids Clinton Moline 8 Waterloo 7 with Friday games listed. In the National League New York Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia results and Friday games are noted. American League standings feature Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit New York St Louis Washington Philadelphia with rain and postponements included. American Association results list Kansas City Paul Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo Columbus with several rain delays and rescheduled games.
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Cubs Strike Giants In Ten To Stop Their Streak
In a 1 0 victory the Cubs push past the Giants with a 10 inning win. Bill Terry's Terriers drop two straight as Harry Gumbert wildness and Billy Herman's timely single decide the game. Giants lead falls to 1 5 games.
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Lee Conquers Himself in Defeating Giants
Cubs pitcher Big Bill Lee silenced doubters by beating the New York Giants 1-0 in 10 innings at the Polo Grounds. After a season marked by collapses and harsh talk, Lee pitched through four hitless innings and held on for the win as Chicago seized a dramatic victory that proved he was not a quitter.
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Bupane Gas Edges Hubbard Ice Legion Juniors 4 3
Bupane Gas scored three runs in the seventh inning Thursday to defeat Hubbard Ice, 4 to 3, in an American Legion Junior league game.
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Lawrence Fresh Win in Telegraphic Meet
Lawrence college freshmen won the Midwest conference telegraphic meet with Beloit second at 35 points. Carleton 23, Knox 17, Cornell 16, Ripon 12, Coe 8, Monmouth 6, according to complete reports compiled Thursday.
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