Raiders Hammer Moline 13-5 In Cedar Rapids Showdown
Cedar Rapids Raiders exploded for 13 runs on 17 hits to rebound past Moline 13-5. Bessom earned the win with Gehrke finishing strong as Kahn Kosinski and Jones homered for Cedar Rapids.
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Major League Box Scores Summary Across Multiple Games
Philadelphia and Chicago clash in a 7 6 outcome while Boston tops Pittsburgh. St Louis and Boston both win. Multiple players across teams post RBIs and hits, with home runs by Knickerbocker and Lodigiani in Chicago Philadelphia contest, and Mark Mason or similar notables appearing in separate lines.
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Veenker Quits Big Six Post At Ames
Iowa State College athletics director George F. Veenker announced his retirement as secretary treasurer of the Big Six conference after five years in the role. He serves on the national football rules committee for the Missouri Valley states.
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Three-Eye Leaders Shoved Around in Close Race
In the 1940 Three-Eye league chase Decatur upset first-place Clinton 3 to 1 as Roman Roh limited the Giants to four hits while his teammates piled up nine off Bernstein. Waterloo blanked Springfield 10-4, Madison fell to Evansville 7-1, boosting Springfield to first place on percentages despite the loss.
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Notre Dame spring practice draws scrutiny from press and fans
Bob Considine notes Notre Dame may be thin for fall with injured stars like Steve Juzwik sidelined and others uncertain. Leahy rebuilds from scratch as Stanford style offense gains traction, while sportswriters fret over manpower and the shift to T formation amid windstorm draft losses.
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Light Heavies in New York Headliner
Anton Christoforidis the light heavyweight champion meets Gus Lesnevich in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden as part of New York State Athletic Commission plans to crown a successor to Billy Conn. The winner advances to a final against Jimmy Webb after Tommy Tucker was defeated. Christoforidis, 5-7, is the favorite over Lesnevich who drops toward heavyweight eligibility.
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Monticello Softball League Announces 1941 Officers
Special to The Aarett Monticello selects Ross Baty as president Harry Schneider as vice president and Charles Pod haski as secretary treasurer for the 1941 season.
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Goodall Round Robin Opens Without Sam Snead In New York
Sam Snead is absent due to a back injury as the Goodall round robin begins at Fresh Meadow. Field includes Hogan Little Wood Demaret Hines Runyan Sarazen Oliver McSpaden and others with $100 to each of the two lowest scorers and a top prize of $1000 plus the Goodall trophy.
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Michigan athletic director Fielding Yost in hospital
Hospital attendants report Fielding H. Yost, 70, resting fairly well after a restless day following his heart attack. Yost was admitted last Saturday while visiting relatives in Nashville.
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Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
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Standings and Results in the Three Eye League
Standings show Springfield atop with 95 wins and 643 games played. Decatur, Clinton, Madison, Evansville, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Moline and others follow with varying win percentages. Wednesday results include Cedar Rapids 11 Moline 7 and Waterloo 10 Springfield 4. Thursday games list Cedar Rapids at Moline and Madison at Evansville among others. Baseball scores from major leagues include Philadelphia 7 Chicago 5 and Detroit 16 innings.
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War Pet World Series Scores and Upcoming Games
The report lists team scores and percentages for St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia and Philadelphia again with results from Wednesday including Cincinnati beating Chicago in 10 innings and St Louis defeating Brooklyn. Upcoming games Thursday include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Spectacular Windups Highlight Majors Windups
This game roundup reports thrilling finishes across the majors. Feller outdueled Chase in Cleveland’s 4-0 win over Washington in 11 innings, while White Sox, Reds, Dodgers, Cubs, Pirates, Yankees and Red Sox posted decisive or dramatic results.
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