Raiders Edge Plowboys In 3-3 Tie Up Start At Hill Park
Raiders pull out a 3-2 win with Chief Reynolds striking out ten as Moline rescues a late rally. George Bink hits a homer for the Raiders while Reynolds locks down the win and Workman Frierson and Bink shine in the outfield.
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Bink
Homer
Joe Marek
Hill Park
Chief Reynolds
Reynolds
Tonae
Raiders
Workman
R Marquardts
Frierson
Platt
Hershey
Fiore
Moline
Semerak
Foth
Marionetti
Stasey
Hooper
Waterloo
Grinnell College to Initiate Eight Honor G Track Golf Members
Grinnell Edward Stone of Des Moines, head of the Honor G club, announced eight track and golf athletes to be initiated as members. Track letter winners include George Finch Chicago and Richard Knowlton Oak.
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Grinnell
Edward Stone
Des Moines
Grinnell College Athletic Honor Society
George Finch
Chicago
Richard Knowlton
Oak
Park Men Win Group Membership Through Golf Team Activities
John Moon of Kansas City Ross Natare of Chicago Paul Patterson of Mitchellville and Fred DeBartecle of Chicago as manager. Robert Nieman of Des Moines and Donald Ruliffson of Minneapolis won membership in the group through their varsity golf team activities.
Goodman and Willcox Qualify as Open Spots Claimed
Cedar Rapids golfers Charles Burkart and Johnny Jacobs failed to win Open spots at Omaha in qualifying. Johnny Goodman and Pat Willcox earned the two Omaha berths after strong rounds at Happy Hollow despite windy conditions and Jacobs finishing with a 73 in the final round.
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Omaha
Charles Burkart
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Johnny Goodman
Pat Willcox
Waterloo
Burkart
Willcox
Goodman
Happy Hollow
Jacobs
Iowa
Field Club
Pat Willcoy
Charles Burkhart
Cedar Rauids
John J. Jacobs Wini
Eddie Hoblit
Council Blufta Wa
Jack Pollard
Max Ouch
Hap Hollow
Ap Ih
Gene Milbourn
Bill Schuchart
Frank Cormac
Bangess
al Betster
Grand Island
Karl Hogan
Council Blals
Hal Rowrie Neqkirk
Lincoln Rs
Robert Linder
Lincoln Ralston
Jones to Box Powell on Des Moines Card
Henry Jones from Fort Dodge will box Des Moines light heavyweight Al Powell in a six round bout in Des Moines on June 3. Promoter Pinkie George announced Eddie Simms of Cleveland and Cyclone Lynch of Denver in the 10 round main event, with both fighters in Des Moines training.
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Des Moines
Henry Jones
Fort Dodge
al Powell
Pinkie George
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Cyclone Lynch
Denver
Colo
Simms
Lynch
Yanks Start Rally In Major League Box Scores
American League box score notes Meduick and Galan for the Yanks with Leiber and G Russell combining for two runs. S Martin Mize and Stolen base by Galan with sacrifices by G Russell Hack and left on base for St Louis. Bowman loses after 7 runs in 6 innings while Passeau works 2 frames. Umpires Klem Goetz Reardon. Time 2 09.
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Marquardt
Frierson
Flershey
Rink
Fiore
Semezak
Heynalds
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Levan
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Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter by Tait
Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher praises the home crowd at Hill Park, saying fans back players through wins and losses. The piece also notes umpire views, Evansville vs Cedar Rapids, and potential roster moves as Three Eye league teams prep for the season.
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Red Peppers
Hot Sport
By Tait
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
United Press
Durocher
Brooklyn Rooters
Lippy
Cedar Rapids
Hill Park
Clinton
Ollie Marquardt
Ollie
Tony Kaufman
Umps
Tony
Evansville
Boston Bees
Detroit Tigers
Bob Coleman
Upper Iowa Clinches Fifth Straight Loop Title
Captain Darrel Riddle pitched four hits as Upper Iowa defeated Luther 6 to 2 to secure their fifth consecutive Iowa loop championship. Castor drew a walk, Harkins singled, Alderson doubled to start the scoring in the fourth, and the Peacocks added runs in the fifth and sixth frame. Luther threatened with a fourth inning run and a fifth inning homer by McDonald.
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Gazette
Fayette
Darrel Riddle
Upper Iowa
Luther
Iowa
Carey
Peacocks
McDonald
Luther Upper Iowa
Three-Eye League Standings and Scores Report
Standings show Springfield Cedar Rapids Madison Clinton Moline Decatur Waterloo and Evansville near midseason with rain causing postponements. Tuesday fixtures include Moline Cedar Rapids Evansville Waterloo Decatur Clinton Springfield Madison and adjacent baseball style box scores for multiple clubs.
Unclear Sports Scores from Monday Card
Fragmented results show Columbus defeating Louisville 2 1 and Indianapolis beating Toledo 5 4. Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 3 as Milwaukee hosts St Paul. Wet grounds noted.
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Pet Kan
City
Columbus
Minnpolis
Louisville
Indopolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Wet Grounds
Reds Win Two But Can't Snare Lead
Cincinnati split a pair with Pittsburgh as the Reds lost ground to the Dodgers who shut out Philadelphia. Bill Posedel and Claude Passeau pitched well and Detroit beat Cleveland 6-1 as Buck Newsom struck out nine in a five run win. The Yankees edged Washington 5-0 behind Spud Chandler while the White Sox outslugged the Browns 7-5 with Ted Lyons pitching.
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Bob Coleman
Cedar Rapids
Bees
Coughlin
Marno
Evansville
Lady Luck
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Whitey Moore
Joe Beggs
Pittsburgh
Jim Turner
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Posedel
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Claude Passeau
St. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Buck Newsom
Cleveland
Mike Naymick
Red Sox
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Spud Chandler
Charley Keller
Joe DiMaggio
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Ted Lyons
Sox
Two Hawk Golfers In Intercollegiate Tourney
Des Moines captain Jim Hoak and Havre Mont. golfer Martin Everson began training for the national intercollegiate golf championships at Manchester Vermont, June 25 29. Iowa City list names the two Hawkeyes selected by Coach Charles Kennett to represent the university in the national meet.
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Iowa City
INS
Jim Hoak
Des Moines
Martin Everson
Havre, Mont
Manchester
University of Iowa
Charles Kennett
Hawkeye
Softball Season Begins in Columbus Junction
Softball opens May 30 in Columbus Junction with Danville visiting the high school field at 8 p.m. Officers elected are Ding Marshall as manager Shorty Williams as captain Stanley Lantz as secretary and treasurer.
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Columbus Junction
Ding Marshall
Shorty Williams
Stanley Lantz
Danville
National Open Golf Qualifiers Announce Finalists for Cleveland
More than 1,100 players across the nation competed for 139 spots in the National Open at Cleveland starting June 6. Favorites like Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen earned entry, while past champions and notable names faced tough local qualifiers. Benny Hogan and Jock Hutchison both failed in Chicago and Philadelphia trials, with several longshots vying for the 17 available Cleveland berths.
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Cleveland
Freddie McLeod
Chick Evans
Willie MacFarlane
Billy Burke
Benny Hogan
Texas
Hogan
New York City
Frank Strafaci
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Johnny Goodman
Sam Parks
Tony Manero
Pacific Coast
John Montague
Chicago
Jock Hutchison
Jock, Jr
Philadelphia
Joe Kirkwood
Birmingham
Ala
Byron Nelson
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Bud Ward
Sam Snead
Johnny Bulla
Ralph Guldahl
Dick Metz
Paul Runyan
Jag McSpaden
Ky Laffoon
Ed Dudley
Henry Picard
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Sam Byrd
Clayton Heafner
Wilford Wehr
New York
Evansville Pummels Waterloo Hawks 12-1 in Monday Tilt
Evansville beat Waterloo 12 to 1 as Boehringer held Waterloo to five hits. Evansville scored seven runs in the fourth and fifth after Hansman walked into trouble. Five Waterloo errors aided the rout and several games were postponed by rain, including Decatur-Clinton and Springfield-Madison.
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Boehringer
Waterloo
Evansville
White Hawks
Hansman
Bees
Decatur
Iowa U Announces Athletic Awards Amid Varsity Honors
The University of Iowa board in control of athletics announced major and minor awards for track and tennis, plus numerals for track baseball swimming and football. Named major awardees include Cameron Campbell Edward Ellijott Merlin Erickson William Lenz Karl Ryerson Arthur Schlauder Carl Schnoor Henry Vollenweider and James Wilson with Lenz elected team captain.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Board
Cameron Campbell
Edward Ellijott
Fort Madison
Merlin Erickson
Waukon
William Lenz
Karl Ryerson
Dyersville
Arthur Schlauder
Downers Grove
Louis Wuri
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Charles Baker
Davenport
Hyman Booth
Ors Moines
Leonard Fuller
Cedar Rapids
William Goenne
Edward Lewis
Des Moines
Meyer Markovit
Robert Machael
Clinton
Robert Wilson
George Vacik
West Branch
Her
Jack Kenney
Harold Lind
Ottumwya
Ely Blue Sox Top Cedar Rapids 4 2 in Sunday Tilt
The Ely Blue Sox defeated the Cedar Rapids Bunnies 4 to 2 on Sunday. Ely posted 9 hits to Cedar Rapids 7, with Berry and D Loepp catching for the Bunnies and Stahle and Sladek handling pitching for Ely.
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Ely
Ely Blue Sox
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
The
Bunnies
Berry
D. Loepp
Bunnies Battery
Stahle and Sladek
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