Raiders Fall In Fourteen Inning Thriller At Moline
In a fourteen inning duel, the Raiders lost 5 to 4 to Moline as Roge Wolff vs Chick Stefani dominated the night. The game swung on late errors and timely hitting with Moline taking the lead in the first and sealing it in extras while Raiders rally for two in the fourteenth but fall one run short.
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Raiders Host Moline Plows In Final Home Game Night
The Raiders meet the Moline Plows at Hill Park for the season finale in a special ladies night. Lou Boudreau misses the game as his father undergoes an operation in Harvey, Illinois, keeping him away unless he returns to finish in Waterloo. Ed Benedict will start at third base for Iowa Light and Power veteran J league, with Nelson, Stein, and others contributing in a tense late-inning showcase that ends in a fourteenth.
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Klopp Stops Hawks 8-3 in Wednesday Night Tilt
Klopp struck out eleven as Clinton defeated Waterloo 8-3 behind a 14 hit attack led by Meyer. Owls finish home season against Hawks Thursday. In Bloomington, Decatur beat Bloomington 9-6 as Foth homered after three Bloomington errors. Brown, Berg, and Hallett staked decisions.
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Major League Box Scores Include Detroit and New York
Detroit and New York split doubleheader action with scoring surges from Greenberg Gehringer York and Dahleren. Kennedy and Andrews pitched for wins while Sundra struggled in both games amid a patchwork mound effort.
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Quakers Edge Engineers 7 6 In Tight Tilt
The Quakers beat the Cedar Rapids Engineers 7 to 6 as Jim Koch hit a homer and two singles while Don Shaffer earned the win. Unearned runs and a fourth inning surge gave Quaker Oats the cushion, with Shaffer finishing nine strikeouts. The outcome tightens race dynamics toward a possible playoff.
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Standings and Results Across Leagues and Games
Standings show Evansville leading with 77 wins and 43 losses, followed by Waterloo and Decatur, with several teams like Moline and Clinton in pursuit. Wednesday results include Moline 5 Cedar Rapids, Evansville 5-3, and Decatur 9 Bloomington 6. Thursday games feature Moline at Cedar Rapids and Clinton at Waterloo, with Decatur at Bloomington and Springfield at Evansville.
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Caddy Golfers Reach Round Two At Cedar Rapids Club
At Cedar Rapids Country Club the annual Caddy Championship advanced to the second round on Thursday. Charles Johnson topped medalists with 76 and moved forward by default. Several first round results feature Fitcht W Fiala over Bill Condron 3 and 2 and J Bowman over J Goslin 5 and 4 among many matches across flights.
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Greenberg Aims for 14 Homers in 32 Games This Month
Detroit star Henry Greenberg needs 14 home runs in 32 remaining games to tie Babe Ruth’s 1927 record of 60. He hit his 46th on Wednesday as Detroit crushed the Yankees 12 to 6, amid fan calls for more power.
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Big Ten Rules Change On McMillin Five Man Backfield
In Chicago the Big Ten ruled on Bo McMillin’s five man backfield and clarified wingback positioning. A lineman moved to the backfield must stay there for the rest of the game. Every part of the wingback’s body must be at least a yard behind the line of scrimmage.
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Reds Recall Eleven From Minor Leagues
The Cincinnati Reds announced the recall of eleven minor league players for the next season and said the working agreement with Syracuse would not be renewed. GM Warren C. Giles stated a new AA farm affiliate or another club agreement will be arranged. Players listed include Bongiovanni Moore Jorgenson Stein Scarsella English Joost Brown West Gehrman Thompson.
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College All Stars Defeat Redskins at Soldier Field 28 to 16
College All Stars upset the Washington Redskins 28 to 16 at Soldier Field in front of 74,250. The national poll selections used 48 players to outpace the professional champions with key plays by Isbell Rohm and Dougherty.
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West Union Gridders Begin 1938 Practice
West Union football practice for the 1938 season starts this week with 20 players out. Lettermen include Jimmie Peterson, Walter Pratt, Keith Granger, Billy Wright, Robert Barrett, and LaVerne Alcorn. The eight game schedule has four home and four away games with one open date.
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