Riot Signs Mark Close Of 10-7 Baseball Game Riot Ends In Riots At Hill Park
At Hill Park a crowd of about a thousand watched the Raiders lose to the Decatur Commies 10 to 7 in ten innings. Uproar followed as players and spectators clashed, chairs were waved, police escorted umpires to their car, and the incident blazed through the park with rioting and threats.
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Plowboys Open Three Game Series At Hill Park
Moline hosts Decatur in a three game set at Hill Park with Ladies Night free admission. Cedar Rapids leads 4-2 in the fifth before a disputed call ties the game. final innings see Hershey Edwards and teammates rally as Cedar Rapids prevails.
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Rioting Ends Baseball Game After Brawl at Park
Umpire Worsham issued a foul ball call triggering a chaotic brawl. Players Edwards and Jones were ejected as the Raiders and Decatur tied the game late, cops intervened, rocks flew and chairs were hurled, ending after three hours and nine minutes with peace restored as the teams left under catcalls.
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Standings and results from the Three Eye and American League baseball
Standings show WL Pet figures for Madison Springfield Waterloo and Moline with Decatur Clinton Evansville and other teams. Sunday results include Decatur Cedar Rapids Springfield Waterloo Madison and Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn and Philadelphia games with night and day schedules listed. Monday games are Moline Cedar Rapids Evansville Clinton Waterloo Madison and Springfield.
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Jacobs Top Choice In Omaha District
Johnny Jacobs of Iowa, 20, leads a nine-player field in the Omaha district qualifying for the National Open finals at Fort Worth. Only the winner advances. Jacobs must beat all nine entrants. He shot a 75 despite a strong wind at Happy Hollow, where 36 holes will be played.
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Budge Delays Tourney For Wedding and Injury Reports
Defending national pro tennis champion Donald Budge took a one day leave from the pro tour to wed Dierdre Conselman in Chicago. He also received a two day postponement of his first round match after injuring himself in a stair fall in his New York apartment two weeks earlier. In other first round action John Nogrady defeated George Gaudet 6-1 6-0 6-2. Charles Wood beat George Jennings 4-6 6-1 6-1 3-6 6-2 and Dan Watson defeated Lloyd Budge 6-2 6-2 6-1.
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Volga City Ends Season With 7 1 Victory Over Brandon
Volga City high school baseball team defeated Brandon 7 to 1 in the season finale. The win capped a strong campaign for Volga City as coach J. S. Moore, a Volga City graduate, returned to face his alma mater.
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Unlikely Harvest of Heavyweight Contenders Looms
The column notes boxing impresario Uncle Mike Jacobs cultivating a crowded pool of Louis challengers including Abe Simon Tony Musto Buddy Baer and others as Louis nears the end of his reign. It also mentions track star Franklin at Ames and a shift of talent toward Texas as Battin considers college after a record relay year.
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Box Scores From Doubleheader Matchups
In the opener Wilkie lasted seven, Gumbert eight, with Hartley etc. no. The second game features Pittsburgh and St. Louis, plus Philadelphia Brooklyn, Detroit and Cleveland, and Chicago versus Washington. many RBIs and errors noted across the slate.
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Bud and Walt Win 6-1 Over Coralville in Sunday Softball
Bud and Walt of North Liberty defeated Coralville 6 to 1 Sunday afternoon. They will face Oakdale at home Wednesday evening.
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Giants' Three-Lead Dwindles To Half Game
The Springfield Brownies beat Clinton 6 to 3 to trim Clinton’s first-place margin in the Three-Eye league to a half game. Clinton had 11 hits while Springfield pitcher Joseph held them to five. Waterloo moved a full game from last place by defeating Moline 5 to 3. Evansville crushed Madison 14 to 4 in seven innings, then Madison won the second game 9 to 5.
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Bunnies Fall 13 9 to Louisa on Riverside
Louisa defeated Cedar Rapids 13 to 9 on Riverside Sunday with Kraft and Cook pairing for the winners. Ream Hrabelin and John Schloss led the Cedar Rapids offense in the loss.
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Three More Qualify For 500 Mile Race
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP) Five starting positions remained unfilled for the Memorial day automobile race Monday four days before the annual 500 mile classic Three drivers qualified Sunday bringing the number of eligibles to 28 They were Tony Willman Milwaukee 123.92 MPH Sam Hanks Alhambra Calif 118.211 and Overton Phillips Beverly Hills Calif 116.298 It is claimed that 60 per cent of all traffic deaths occur during dusk and darkness.
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