Raiders Sweep Waterloo Extend League Lead in 9th Straight
Raiders win 13 12 and 9 0 against Waterloo White Hawks to push Three Eye league lead to nine straight games. Orie Arntzen hurled the nightcap as hits flow in a one sided finish and Tex Cromer clashed with the umpire after a two homer afternoon.
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Waterloo Seizes Lead Then Poat Calmly Closes Game
Waterloo kept chipping away and struck four times in the home half before Ray Poat entered and restored order, sealing the win with steady pitching and timely hitting.
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Upset in Dyersville Softball League
Xavier Collegians defeated Buick Roadmasters 5 to 2 sending the Buicks from first to fourth place. Western Autos claimed leadership with an 11 to 5 win over New Vienna Cubs in a nonleague game. Standings follow.
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Springield and Clinton stumble in Three-I holiday games
Springfield drops from first after a 6-3 loss to Decatur as Cedar Rapids leads. Clinton falls from second to third with two losses, while Madison beats Clinton 3-2 and 12-4. Evansville and Moline split a doubleheader with Moline winning 7-3 in the opener.
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Wilbur Shaw Wins Fourth Indianapolis 500 Title
Wilbur Shaw, from near the speedway, wins back to back for a second time and third overall in the Indianapolis 500. He crosses the finish with a final average of 114.277 mph as rain and caution flags shape the close, with Rex Mays and Mauri Rose among the runners-up.
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Yankees Split Doubleheader in Murky Box Score Clash
The Yankees and Red Sox split a doubleheader with New York taking a 14 to 6 win in Boston while Boston salvaged a 4 to 1 victory in the nightcap. Cronin and DiMaggio homered for the Yankees as Knickerbocker tallied three hits.
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Three-I League Standings and Friday Schedules
The Three-I League standings show Cedar Rapids leading in wins with 12 and a .500 record, while Springfield and Evansville trail. Friday games include Clinton at Cedar Rapids, Waterloo at Madison, and Decatur at Springfield among others. MLB style box and league prompts rhythm reflected in the schedule entries.
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Horse Races Start 1940 Season at Independence Track
Independence INDEPENDENCE The Eastern Town Racing club opens the 1940 season Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with three races on the card each consisting of three heats the 224 pace the 2:18 trot and the 2:14 pace.
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Carl Hubbell Shines With One Hit Victory At Brooklyn
Carl Hubbell pitched a one hitter in a 7-0 win for the New York Giants over the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field on Memorial Day. Johnny Hudson’s single in the third halted Hubbell’s perfect game bid as no Dodger reached first base otherwise. The day featured other big performances and a packed 237,828 attendance across 14 games.
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Atkins Juniors Seek More Baseball Games
The Atkins post of the American Legion sponsors a junior baseball team and seeks opponents. Teams wishing to schedule games should write to Commander George Lieb in Atkins, Louisiana.
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Lisbon Indians Seek Softball Games
LISBON The Lisbon Indians Incal softball team are seeking more games. Teams interested should write to Loren Van Fos sen Lisbon Ja.
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Schrader Tops Collins in Close Hawkeye Downs Derby
Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids defeated Emory Collins of Le Mars in a dramatic 10 mile dirt track race at Hawkeye Downs before 11,000 fans. Schrader led late to win by three feet with a final time of 9 minutes 38.8 seconds, after Collins topped trials with a 26.50 half mile. Harold Shaw finished third and Tex Peterson sixth as spills and spins punctuated a tense, near-miss finish.
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Gophers Seek Big Ten Title By Sweeping Hawks Rivalry
Iowa City faces Minnesota in a pivotal Big Ten baseball series opener as the Gophers aim to clinch the championship with a sweep. Harold Haub starts for Iowa in his final college game while Minnesota relies on Stan Iowa and Bill Anderson as the series influence unfolds.
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Luther Ends Season With 8 7 Win Over Drake
Luther Norsemen conclude baseball season with an 8 to 7 victory over Drake. Shortstop Larson delivered a pivotal two run single in the seventh after McKinney broke a 5-5 tie to seal the win.
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