Raiders Bunch Hits With Errors To Lick Sioux City 8 To 4
Cedar Rapids Raiders won 8 to 4 over Sioux City Cowboys as Luby and Blakeney misplayed balls and Howard broke slump with a single and two doubles. Hayes controlled, allowing eight hits in seven innings as Cedar Rapids trimmed Davenport’s lead and stayed two games back of Waterloo in the standings.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Whitehouse
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Michaels
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Leonard
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Webb
Lotz
Zahn
Hopper
Monohan
Monohen
Raiders and Cowboys Rained Out Doubleheader Set
Tonight’s game between the Raiders and Sioux City Cowboys was postponed due to rain and will be made up as a doubleheader Wednesday night. The opener starts at 7:30 p.m. and the second game will be seven innings. One admission price applies.
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Sioux City Cowboys
Sioux City Raiders Rally Offense Fumes For Near Win
Sioux City and Cedar Rapids traded runs as errors and timely hits sparked a back and forth game. Key moments included Filbert misplays, Luby scoring on miscues, andcrossley butting in with defensive plays while Cedar Rapids pulled ahead late with back to back hits and a seventh inning surge.
Standings and Monday Scores Across Leagues
Standings show Davenport leading with 29 wins and 20 losses, Davenport at Cedar Rapids beat Sioux City 8 to 4, Des Moines defeated Davenport 6 to 4, Rock Island topped Waterloo 15 to 4. Tuesday games include Sioux City at Cedar Rapids and Des Moines at Davenport. New York and Chicago edge in on top in the national figures with several matchups listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
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Sioux Cuy
Sports Standings and Monday Results Recap
W L Pet and standings for the season at various teams with records. Monday results show Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 9. Upcoming games list Detroit at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York among others.
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Columbus
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Escobar defeats Marino in thirteenth heat to claim bantam title
Sixto Escobar is declared undisputed bantamweight champion after a technical knockout of Tony Marino in the thirteenth round. Marino suffered a deep cut near his right eye, ending the bout as the ringside doctor refused further contest. Marino showed remarkable endurance, being knocked down seven times in the second round and repeatedly driven to the mat.
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Sixto Escobar
Tony Marino
Charles Bles
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Bles
Little Marino
Hader to Open Cedar Park Mat Show Matchups
Cedar Park hosts a Thursday mat card featuring Jack Hader of Kansas City versus Jack Reeder of Hot Springs in the opener. Wampler faces Lord Albert Mills in the other prelim. The main event pits Bull Martin against Jules Strongbow amid brutal action and eye gouging tactics drawing Cedar Rapids crowd comparison to Rudy LaDizzi era villains.
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Jack Reeder
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Cedar Rapids
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Chief Bearclaws
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Strongbow
Ogden Mayor Offers Free Marriage Help and Permit
Ogden Utah mayor Harman W Peery proposes to match unmarried residents, perform marriages at no cost, and issue a recommendation for a free building permit. The plan aims to ease housing and social ties in the community.
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Ogden
Frank Thomas forecasts one of the finest grid seasons
Frank Thomas predicts a standout football season for Southern teams with LSU favored for the title. He notes coaching changes at Tennessee Florida Tulane and LSU and highlights Auburn Ole Miss Mississippi State Georgia Tech and Texas teams as strong contenders. He cites Duke North Carolina and NC State in strong competition and expects new young rosters to push outcomes.
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Quakers Edge Light Nine 2–1 In League Race
The Quaker Oats defeated the Light Co 2 to 1 in a M and J league game at Daniels Park. Moore and Thenhaus drove in the winning run in the seventh as Holmes and Theisen pitched well. The Lighters opened scoring in the third on singles and a sacrifice, but the Quakers held them to three hits through the later innings. The result tightens the race with upcoming matches between Wilson Co and Rock Island and a decisive Thursday game between C R Engineers and the Lighters.
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Cubs Nip Giants Yankees Whip Sox
Yankees beat White Sox 5 to 1 to extend their lead as the Cubs fall from pace and Giants struggle on a western swing. Warneke shuts down the NL leaders while Leades hits two homers for Chicago and DiMaggio adds two via the Yankees.
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Red Rolfe
Bob “Hay” Leeds
Johnny Bronca
Joe DiMaggio
Solem and Grid Aids Prepare for Iowa Huddle Wednesday
Iowa City reports that Head Coach Ossie Solem will convene the football staff on Wednesday. Assistants Otto Vogel, Francis Zudhammel, and Bill Boelter join Solem, with RoHie Williams arriving Saturday and Eddie Lynch due at start of practice September 10. Salem plans to return after visiting the Annandale camp and the All Stars game in Chicago Tuesday night.
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Ossie Solem
Otto Vogel
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RoHie Williams
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Lynn Waldorf
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Dick Crayne
Bobby Wilson
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Wally Cruke
Patsy Clark
Budge and Mako Claim U S Doubles Title
In Brookline Mass the U S Davis Cup duo Don Budge and Gene Mako defeated veteran pair Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn 6-4 6-2 6-4 to win the national doubles championship. Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey Fabyan were upset by Mrs Van Ryn and Carolin Babcock 9-7 2-6 6-4 for another title.
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Boxing results scattered across cities with multiple bouts
The report lists several boxing match results: Sixto Escobar 117 Puerto Rico stops Tony Marino 115 Pittsburgh. Jimmy Vaughn 138 Cleveland outpoints Carl Fasnaugh 137 To 10. Al Gainer 170 New Haven. Ken Overlin 159 Richmond Va defeats Oscar Rankin 164 California. Lee Miller 135 Kentucky outpoints Lou Terry 136 St Louis. Buddy Knox 192 Dayton defeats George Vallas 175 Chicago. Frankie Williams 144 Newark defeats Bobbie Wilson 144 Washington. Max Baer 218 vermorne California knocks out Don Baxter 1.
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Tony Marino
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Bucky Taylor
Dominick Burrone
Fapodelphi
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Lee Miller
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George Vallas
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Frankie Williams
Bobbie Wilson
Washi
Coeur Dalene
Idaho
Max Baer
Vermore
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Don Baxter
Des Moines Beats Davenport 6 to 4 in Davenport Series
Des Moines captured the opening Davenport series game 6 to 4 led by Mullins and Bonetti. Three Davenport runs came in the second before Des Moines tied it in the fourth and pulled ahead late.
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Rock Island Rout Waterloo As Hoods Rally to 15 4 Win
Rock Island beats Waterloo 15 to 4 as Goodman drives in five on four hits including a homer and triple. Luther also homered, Priebisch, Laskowski, and Scarritt contribute key hits while Rock Island climbs within a game and a half of league leader Davenport who lost to Des Moines.
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Baer Brothers to headline Des Moines boxing show
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer and his brother Buddy will headline a double main event at the Des Moines Coliseum on Monday night September 21 in a six round affair. Promoter Dave Fidler announced a weeklong tour in the Midwest with Baer training for a major Chicago bout later in September.
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Michigan football center Tiny Wright to miss season
Mount Clemens Michigan Harry Tiny Wright center on Michigan 1935 football team and wrestling captain elect said he would not return to the university until February due to financial reasons.
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Harry “Tiny” Wright
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