Reds Rally To Sweep Braves 9 6 In Ninth Inning
The Cincinnati Reds erased a three run deficit with a six run ninth inning to beat the Boston Braves 9 6. Frank McCormick hit a two out two on homer in the ninth and Ernie Kay drove in four as Cincinnati won their third straight.
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Standings and Results From Three Eye League and American Association
Standings show Clinton, Springfield, Cedar Rapids, Madison, Evansville, Maline, Waterloo, Decatur, and others with winning percentages. Tuesday results include Clinton and Springfield wins. Wednesday games listed with Cedar Rapids at Maline and others. American Association results note Kansas City and Louisville victories and Boston 4 2 win over Detroit ending a skid. pennant race details included.
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Central College edges Drake in 13 innings 9 to 8
Central College defeated Drake 9 to 8 in 13 innings with McCain scoring the winning run after a wild pitch by Drake pitcher Loren Pollet. Drake hurler Pollet let loose the decisive error as Central tied the score in the ninth.
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Reds Win 9-6 as Riddle Tops Johnson in Gutsy Affair
In a high scoring game at Boston Cincinnati built a 9 to 6 lead behind Riddle who won over Johnson. The Reds racked up 9 runs on 7 hits and 0 errors while Boston managed 6 on 7 hits with 2 errors. KeyRBIs came from Rowell Ripple and McCormick for Cincinnati and Cullenbine Clift and Dickey for St
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Errickson
Dahlgren
Alono
McCormick
Cincinnatii
Johnson
Moore
Javery
Magerkurth
Stewart
Dunn
Iowa State Beats Kansas State 11-1 to Close Home Stand
Iowa State baseball finished its home schedule with an 11-1 win over Kansas State in Ames. Pitcher Willard Mylenbusch allowed nine hits while the Cyclones backed him with sharp defense and timely hitting, scoring five in the first inning and four more in the second before Merlin Gustafson left the mound.
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Willard Mylenbusch
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Cornell Fresh Netmen Repeat Win Over Coe
The Cornell college freshman tennis team beat Coe College 5-1 in Mount Vernon marking the second win over Coe this season. Singles saw Kankinire defeat Rayson, Woodward beat Rasey, and Saniand defeat Budde while Drew defeated Niggermeyer. Doubles ended 8-6 and 6-1 5-7 6-2 with Bicklacer/Rasey and Garland/Drew prevailing for Cornell.
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Rasey
Cor- Saniand
Budde
Drew
Niggermeyer
Bicklacer
Avin and Mistermeres
Garland
Drew Cornell
Woodward
Whirlaway Dominates Racing Scene With Derby and Preakness
Whirlaway stands alone atop American racing after winning the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. He extended his record with a spectacular late burst, beating C S Howards Mid and others by two and a half lengths in the Henry of Navarre race. His surge cements him as a leading candidate for horse of the year.
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Bangor
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Henry of Navarre
Maud Nelson Sets High Marks in W I B C Events
In Los Angeles Maud Nelson of Cedar Rapids competed in the Women's International Bowling Congress. She scored 470 in singles and 446 in doubles with Far rel Huenger of Flagstaff. Doubles scores list Nelson 121 160 155 and Huenger 140 137 141 totaling 418 864 for the pair.
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Maud Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Farrell Huenger
Flagstaff
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Farrell Huengser
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Norgaard Chosen for Army Flight Training
Jens Norgaard of Iowa City an end on the University of Iowa Iron Man team of 1939 was approved for U S army flight training. He will report to Fort Des Moines in June and then go to California for preliminary instruction after completing the C C A flying courses at the university.
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University of Iowa
U.S. Army
Fort Des Moines
California
Hotelers' Stastny Shuts Out Armstrong in Legion Tilt
Roosevelt Hotelers blank Armstrong's 8 to 0 at Daniels Park as Frank Stastny fans nine, drives in three runs, and receives superb support from defense. Don Birkicht and Dick Farmer spark late rally. next game vs Butter-Nut postponed to tonight to clear field for Thursday Quaker Oats-Engineer M game.
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Everett Andrew
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Farmer
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Brother Ted
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Wilson Packers dominate Cherry Burrell in class A softball
Wilson Packers tally five runs on eight hits and four Cherry Burrell errors to beat Cherry Burrell 5 to 2. Quaker Oats edged La Plant 5 to 4 in a sixth inning surge. Other results: Speed er defeats Eddy Paver 6 to 2, Witwer’s defeats Post Office 13 to 4. CIO Packinghouse Leaders beat A F L 13 to 2.
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Cambridge
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Palumbo
Stew- Wilson
Cherry
Purrell
Driscoll
Alton
White
Hibbing
Jewell
Krueger
Cornell Freshman Golfers Beat Coe
Cornell freshman golf team defeated Coe at Ellis Park 914 to 614. Huntington of Cornell was medalist with 88. Maurice Trickey was the only Kohawk to win a match. scattered results show Cornell players edging Coe in several matches with mixed outcomes for Kohawks.
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Iowa Hawkeyes 1941 42 basketball schedule released
Iowa City announces a 20 game 1941 42 basketball schedule featuring 15 Big Ten games and five non conference tilts. New to the cage slate are Kansas and Nebraska from the Big Six along with Washington Butler and Western State Teachers. Eleven games including eight Big Ten tilts are at home.
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