Marquardt's Tenth Inning Hit Wins 4-3 Fray
In a dramatic ten inning finish the Mudville Raiders beat Evansville 4-3. Marquardt delivered a clutch first pitch lofted to center field past a walked Walsh to cap the rally after Walsh was intentionally walked. Reed, Taylor, and Bink contributed early offense as Wolff and Gehrke pitched well for Evansville before Marleau closed the comeback.
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Casey
Raiders
Evansville
Mudville
Marquardt
Evansvilles
Walsh
Decatur
Hill Park
Big Mike Naymick
Cedar Rapids
Ollie Marquardt
Marleau
Raider
Roggino
Bink
Jones
Eddie
Weigel
Taylor
Talos
Reed
Coe Freshman Tennis Team Defeats Cornell
The Coe freshman tennis team defeated Cornell at Mount Vernon Monday afternoon 5-1. It was the Crimson yearlings second win of the season over Cornell.
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Coe
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Tee Crimson
Walsh Back in Form as Raiders Edge Evansville
Walter Walsh broke a prolonged slump with three line drives through the infield as Evansville top hurler Weigel shut down the Raiders in a steady five innings. Pike battled glandular illness but stayed in the lineup while Gehrke Roggino and Talos keyed a sharp Evansville defense.
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Marquardt
Hi 1 Park
Raiders
Roggino
Bink
Jones
Taylor
Talos
Walter Walsh
Pike
Wolff
Weigel
Evansville
Bray
Big Rage
Ramsey
Eastham
George
Urban
Gehrke
Barkley
Ross
Marleau
Fvansville Boys
Cady
Eddie Marleau
Jensatien Reed
Walsh
Willard Pike
Raider
Badgers Hold Whip Hand In Big Ten Race
In Chicago AP reports Wisconsin trails the Big Ten title but can influence the outcome with three games remaining against Michigan and two against league leader Iowa. Michigan outslugged Wisconsin 4 to 3 in 10 innings as Danny Smich limited the Badgers to seven hits. Michigan sits a game behind Iowa in first place, with Indiana already finished its schedule.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Badgers
Michigan
Iowa
Danny Smich
Indiana
Purdue
Saturcae
Three-I League Tightens As Races Shift After Monday Games
Cedar Rapids won its third straight by edging Evansville 4 to 3 in ten innings, moving to fifth as Bloomington dropped to seventh with a 5-0 loss to Moline. Clinton beat Springfield 6-1 to rise to sixth while Waterloo pressed for second but trailed Springfield. Evansville tumbled after losing three straight to Cedar Rapids, leaving fifth place only two and a half games back.
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Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Bloomington
Moline
Bloomers
Campbell
Clinton
Springfield
Anderson
Toncoff
Waterloo
Red Hawks
Decatur
Lotz
Commies
Raiders
Professor
Additional Qualifiers For State Track Meet Listed
Ames reports sixty four individuals and thirteen relay teams added to state track qualifiers for Saturday at Clyde Williams field. Top marks from district meets granted eligibility to face district first and second place winners. Events include pole vault with fourteen qualifiers and discus with eleven. other entries span sprints, relays, hurdles, jumps, and throws with numerous named towns and schools.
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West Waterloo
Denison
North Des Moines
Fairfield
Marton
Knight
Ames
Ro Wilson
Adel
Montgomery
Albina
Harberts
Grundy
Patience
Coin
Zwite
Lake Mills
Lingle
McHaffey
Knudson
Clinton
Ross
Oelwein
Taylor
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Hayak
Rima
Franklin
Darland
Sidney
Welchman
Davenport
van Camp
Oclwein
Mescus
Stevenson
Quimby
Meece
Ida Grove Yuel
Fort Madison
Johnson
Otuumwa
Lanccor
Oskaloosa
Appleby
West of Waterloo
Oclwelh
Horner
Dubuque
Presnal
Atlantic
Stranahan
Glenwood Howe
Thomas Jefferson
Council Bluffs
Wolf
Davenport McGrath
Skimpton
Welbes
Wilson
Wells
Des Moines
Turner
Strewing
Abraham Lincoln
Burns
Sac City
York
Variemos
Streming
Burlington
Hartzell
Albin
Henning
Cdlwein Miller
Osace
Nadher
Phillis
Vinton
Kenry
Peters
Orient
Tubbs
Ide
Pendleton
Storm Lake
Broad Jump
Gerrit
Nelson
Church
Muscatine
Roose- Rabies Rapids
Carr
McKinley
Cedar
Maquoketa Juniors Defeat High School 6 to 3
Maquoketa junior college defeated the high school team 6 to 3 in a Monday afternoon challenge game at Maquoketa. Rankin and Romer joined Muhl on the mound and Hayes catching for the Jaysees in a solid team effort.
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Gazette
Maquoketa
Maquoketa Junior College
Rankin
Romer
Muhl
Hayes
Jaysees
Standings and results from the THREE-EYE League
Standings show Evansville, Springfield, Waterloo, Bloomington, Decatur, Moline, Clinton, and others with records. Monday results include Cedar Rapids 4 Evansville 3 in 10 innings, Moline 5 Bloomington 0, Waterloo 3 Decatur 2. Tuesday games list Decatur at Cedar Rapids and others.
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Bloomington
Odf
Moline Johnson
Delmore
Stewart
Campbell and Steiner
Decatur
Waterloo
Brown
Poland
Lotz
Steinbeck
Springfield
Pet
Evansville
Rapids
Clinton
Bloom’gton
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Caton
Bloombarrow
Glinton
Mole
L. Pett
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chica St. Louis
Philadephia
St. Louis
W.L. Pet
Wash’ston
Aston
Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
N York
Relief ace Eddie Marleau steadies Evansville in three defeats
The Evansville Bees drop three straight as Eddie Marleau shines in relief, delivering each appearance and earning praise from manager Ollie Marquardt. Roger Wolff and Gehrke also contribute solid pitching, while Paychek wins by knockout in Des Moines as plans for a Baer Nova fight loom.
Two Tie For Low Score In Y W C A Golf Play
Alyce Phillips and Alice Kirwin tied for low score with 51s to lead individual honors in the Y W C A golf league at Kenmore course. Bishops Woolworths Y W C A and Kenmore teams each won their matches as Gazette and Gazette A fell.
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Alyce Phillips
Alice Kirwin
Woolworths
Kenmore
Bernice Cameron
Genevieve McIntyre
Gazette
Lian Hefner
Betty Beardsley
Woolworth A
Virginia Knox
Hillie Sturtz
le Nelle Sheftie
Myra Boot
Viola Layer
Jeanne Wassett
LaPient
Clarice Jijstbruner
Rnmore
Lorraine Nelson
Alpenne Rose Zoller
Vba
Lilla Drew
Edith Knox
Gazette A Vegeen
Harriett Swain
Gazette A Webee
Ida Mae Greenway
LaPinat
Helen Kroullk
LaPlant Bee Bee
Trene Schneider
Woolworth
Cooper, Hollingsworth Shine in Low-Scoring Box Score
Major League box score notes Hollingsworth struck out four Cooper. J C Davis had one hit, four hits total for Cooper. Davis pitched one inning, with Umpires Moran Barr and Stark behind the plate. Time of game 1 44.
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Cooper
Hollingsworth
Cooper J. C. Davis
G. Davis
Winening
Moran, Barr and Stark
Boston
Chicago
Coaney
O'Hack
Miller
al Herman
Garms
J.russell
Lee
Hassett
Hodgin
Leiber
Gleeson
Leiter
Warstler
Mesner
Mancuso
Galonome
Dings
Hermann
G. Russell
Herman
Gussell
Simmons
Lopez
Ases
Balla
Fette
Erickson
HI Ott Fette
Errickson
Lee Din
Jussell
REDS
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Werber
Frey
Oore
Goodm'n
Sineton
O'M
Camills
Iite
Crattel O
Gamblejf
Arback
Myers
Hudson
Grissom
Rosen
Thompson
Evanso
Hamlin
Lavagetta
McCormick
Camilltrey
Goodman
Clays
Frey Te McCormick
Evans
Min Evans
Soft Hamlin
Chompson
Losin
Ballanfant
Klem
Campbell
Charley Yates Wins In British Amateur
Charley Yates of Atlanta and Dick Chapman of Greenwich won to reach the British amateur championship third round. They face each other in the first all American match in the tournament.
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Hoylake
Eng
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Paychek Knocks Out California Fighter in Des Moines
Johnny Paychek defeated Frank Rowsey by knockout in the fifth round of a 10 round bout before 3,500 fans in Des Moines. Paychek weighed 192 pounds to Rowsey’s 182, flipping the script after their 3 year prior decision in Los Angeles. Rowsey had early moments but Paychek finished with a flurry that ended the fight. Prelims saw Gans outpoint Morris and other Des Moines bouts.
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Des Moines
Johnny Paychek
Frank Rowsey
Los Angeles
Rowsey Grogey
Rowsey
Paychek
Pean An Rovackie Gans
Les Morris
Wuaterion
Harry Graham
Wes Moines
Chester Jones
Melcher
Art Entos
Verink wins five events as Coe overwhelms Cornell in Mount Vernon
Coe freshman Fred Verink dominates the meet with wins in the 100 yard dash shot discus broad jump and high jump helping Coe defeat Cornell 86 to 44. The elder Verink once held five Coe marks and Fred is expected to become a major two sport contributor for Coe as the team builds on its Midwest Conference win.
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Fred Verink
Coe
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Ellis Verink
Fred
Verink
Moray Eby
Chicago
Purdue University
van Tayle
Davis
Mather
Altfillisch
Howland
Dash
Michaelson Iormel
Norris
Hish hurdies—Strutner
McKinley Teorueuh
Diehl
Wallace
Burker
Hosford
Michaelson
Cornelli
Stoutner
van Wyk
Wondy
Nelson
Stoutner Cort
Loepp
Canes
Hielnger
Broutner
Stevenson Cornell
Straw Hat Night At Hill Park Bargain Game June 7
Straw Hat Night features free admission for under 12 with an old hat at the gate. Raiders wear straw hats presented by local merchants New man s Killian s Armstrong s Yager s Jack s Stuart s Kresge s and O Meara s. Willis Mohn to present hats and introduce players before the game. June 7 Cap Crossley Waterloo Red Hawks headlined with Mid-Continent Oil sponsoring bargain tickets at 20 cents, box seats on sale May 27 in cigar stores.
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Hill Park
Raiders
Newman’s
Killian’s
Armstrong's
Yager’s
Jack's Store
Stuart's
Kresge’s
O’meara
Willis Mohn
Retail Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Skimmers
Cap Crossley
Waterloo Red Hawks
Mid-Continent
Veterans Miss National Open Train at Philadelphia
Veterans like Walter Hagen Chick Evans Jr George Sargent Freddie McLeod and John Montague failed to qualify for the forty third National Open in sectional 36 hole rounds Monday in Philadelphia as the field narrows before the June 8 to 10 championship.
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Philadelphia
Walter Hagen
Chick Evans, Jr
George Sargent
Freddie McLeod
John Montague
Hollywood
York
Chicago
Evans
Jock Hutchison
New York
Lloyd Mungrum
Los Angeles
Bob Sweeney
Jesse W. Swecetser
Naational
Frank Strafaci
Willie Klein
Henry Ciuci
T. Suffern
Turnesa Brothers
Joe
Mike
Phil
Jim Nichols
Hagen
Haig
Jon Leve
Gene Kunes
Tony Manero
New England
Billy Burke
Toe Jay
Cleveand
Reds Keep Winning To Press Cardinals
Cincinnati's seven game win streak lifts the Reds as Ernie Lombardi and Lefty Lee Grisom pace the lineup with key hits and pitching. The Cardinals lead the NL by one game after a 2-1 win over the Phillies, while the Yankees suffer rain delays.
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Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Red Menace
St. Louis
Cardinals
Phillies
Cincinnati
Will McKechnie
Ernie
Schnozzola Lombardi
Schnozz
Lefty Lee Grissom
Screwballs Aid Society
Big Shrimp and Seafood Man
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Johnny Vander Meer
Whitey Moore
Lefty Lee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yanks
Cleveland
Indians
Bronx Bombers
Terry
New York Giants
Harry Danning
Zeke Bonura
Ken O’dea
Johnny McCarthy
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hal Schumacher
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Harland Clift
Mel Mazzera
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Meeker
Open League Softball Scores and Standings
Parks beat Wilsons 6-0 as White allowed ten hits and Bill Driscoll Johnny-shutout. Central Park triumphed 10-6 over First Christian with Ned Porter homer in first game. Calvary Baptist moved to first with 3-0 win over Marion Presbyterian. Trinity Methodist broke 8-8 tie to beat Church of the Brethren 9-8. Z C B J edged Junior I O O F 7-3 in Fraternal league. Rosenbaums lost 6-4 to Chevrolet. Curris lost 2-1 to Armstrongs.
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Parks
White
Bill Driscoll
Wilson
The
Curris
Armstrongs
Rosenbaums
Chevrolet
Ned Porter
Central Park
First Christian
Calvary Baptist
Marion Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist
Church of the Brethren
Z. C. B. J. Outfit
Ae B. McGuire
Miller
Dyson
Snyder
Cseseeere
G C. Michalek
K. McGuire
T. Michalek
Cline
Parks Dee Ewes
Wilsons
Topriscoll
Jenkenson
Andy's Service Beats Briardale Stores in Monday Softball
Andy's Service softball team defeated Briardale Stores on Monday night in a league showdown. The win adds to Andy's Service standings as Briardale Stores suffers a conference setback.
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Andy's Service
Briardale Stores
Bowling Association To Meet In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Bowling Association will meet at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Officers will be elected and plans made for entertaining the 1941 state bowling tournament. All sanctioned league bowlers are welcome. Present officers are Harry Cutler president and Frank Stanek secretary treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids Bowling Association
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Cutler
Frank Stanek
Upper Iowa Tops Simpson 7-0 in Iowa City clash
Upper Iowa University defeated Simpson College 7 to 0 in a Monday baseball game. The contest featured strong pitching from UIU and solid hitting as the UIU offense produced the decisive runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Upper Iowa University
Simpson College
Luther College shuts out Loras in 10 to 0 win
Luther College blanked Loras College 10 to 0 in a Monday game in Dubuque. The Luther nine controlled both halves with strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the shutout.
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Dubuque
Luther College
Loras College
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Joe Buss
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R. H. Pickford General Agent
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Bob Taylor
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National League
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Birmingham
Ala
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Knoxville
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Charlotte
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Rockhill
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