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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1936

Page

8

Davenport Beats Raiders 5 2 To Tie Series

Davenport defeats Cedar Rapids 5 2 as Taylor struggles and De Forest and Michaels provide heavy hitting. De Forest leads with a triple and two singles, while Davenport seizes early lead and extends advantage. Hayes to start next game as the Blue Sox visit Cedar Rapids for weekend series opener.

Wilippily Ves Ivlomes Cedar Rapids Chody de Forest Michaels Mike Taylor Blue Sox Davenport Hall Benson Rye Prevost Riley Denning Raiders Filbert Thomas Leonard Tommy Jim Hayes AB Webb Crossley Howard Eeee Forest Omas Davenport Hall Yinee—Poosen Moran Tayfor Che Tee

Clarence Triumphs Over Stanwood High 3 1

Donald Gallmeyer pitched a no hit bid for Stanwood Friday but walks and errors by teammates led Clarence Whigh to a 3 to 1 win in the Wapsie Conference open fall game. Clarence pitcher Paul Hasselbusch allowed two hits with eleven strikeouts as Gallmeyer fanned fifteen.

Clarence Donald Galymeyer Stanwood Clarence Whigh

City Pedestrian Fatalities Concentrated at Intersections

The data shows most pedestrian deaths in the city occur at street crossings within urban intersections, highlighting the danger zone for walkers and the need for targeted safety measures.

Yankees Dominate AL Lead With 9-6 Win Over Red Sox

The New York Yankees strengthened their pennant grip by defeating the Boston Red Sox 9-6 as Tony Lazzeri hit a bases loaded homer. Despite injuries to key players and slumps by Gehrig and DiMaggio, the Yankees won ten of twelve and widened their lead to 17 1/2 games as pennant hopes edge closer to clinching by month’s end.

Associated Press Yankees Homicide Murderers’ Row Lou Gehrig Joe DiMaggio Bill Dickey Red Rolfe Frankie Crosetti Gehrig di Mag Yanks Tigers White Sox Indians Red Sox Boston Gold Sox Tony Lazzeri Jimmy Foxx Ruppert Rifles Varkccs Senators Sox

Night driving speeds require clear 150 foot visibility

A safety standard notes motorists traveling 45 mph at night must maintain visibility of at least 150 feet ahead to respond to hazards. It emphasizes required headway and reaction time for safe operation after dark.

Wapsie Valley Stars Win Benefit Game 3 1 in 10 Innings

About 1,500 fans watched Wapsie Valley all stars top M and J league all stars 3 to 1 in ten innings at Hill Park for Clifford Stone. Johnson, Quasqueton southpaw, held the M and J lineup to six hits while striking out 12 and tied the game with a key single in the fourth. The win featured strong defense, late scoring in the tenth, and thanks to local organizers and Cedar Rapids Baseball Association for park and services.

Wapsie Valley All-Stars Clifford Stone Hill Park Johnson Quasqueton J. Ball K. Thenhaus Boyce Koch J. Boys Holmes Quakers Krause Fairchild Roller Melichar Wilson Weber Dunlop Matter Herbeck Loufek Buckner Engineers Fuller Cronkite Keith Klumpar McWright Jannedee Wapsie Valley League Cedar Rapids Baseball Association Light Company Police Department Nesper Dempsy Jones Lavel Prabel Michaels Blanco Armstrong F. H. Drew Penick and Ford Band William Vesely Jack Yager

Record Crowds at Aurora Fair Days

Record crowds attended the Aurora fair on Wednesday and Thursday. Winthrop beat Hazleton 4 to 3, Lamont defeated Aurora 4 to 3, and Thursday Winthrop beat Lamont 8 to 4. Races, a big tent show and a bowery dance were featured attractions.

Aurora Winthrop Hazleton Lamont

Sports Jabs Chicago Winners Tie Up Cards

In Atlantic City Paul Wee of Cleveland outpointed Anson Green in a 160 pound bout. Carmen Barth of Cleveland beat Emilie Martinez of Denver at 167 pounds. The matches featured boxers from Chicago Cleveland Denver and San Diego with local outcomes noted.

Associated Press Chicago Max Parett Agumionee Vincent Park South America Atlantic City N. J Paul Wee Cleveland Anson Green Homestead OD Carmen Barth Emilie Martinez Denver San Diego Aconie Trenee Pocula

Standings and results from Western League and National League

Western League standings show Davenport leading with 32 wins and .604, Des Moines 26 29 .473, Sioux City 22 30 .423, Waterloo 22 1 .415, and Cedar Rapids 28 26 .519. Friday results include Rock Island 12 Des Moines 8 and Davenport 5 Cedar Rapids 2. Waterloo at Sioux City postponed by rain. National League figures list New York 79 49 .617, St Louis 38 .586, Chicago 58 0 .?. Pittsburgh 50 50 .519. Philadelphia 43 84 .339. multiple matchups noted including Chicago at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Cincinnati.

Pelle Davenport Des Moines R. Island Sioux City C. Rapids Waterloo Rock Island Cedar Rapids New York Cincinnati St. Louis Corr Chicago Pittsburgh

Basketball Standings and Matchups From Lopsided Scores

New York leads with 88 43 loss to Chicago 68 63 and Cleveland 70 60. Boston and Detroit close in standings. St Louis visits Detroit while New York travels to area teams and Philadelphia faces Washington in upcoming games.

W. L. Pet W. L. T. New York Chicago Cleveland Bos Detroit St. Louis Washington Philadelphia New York Belladelphia

Sports Scores From The Day's Schedule

A list of results shows Milwaukee 60 over Minneapolis 76 and St Paul 66 over Columbus 74. Louisville 34 over Indianapolis 57 and Toledo 90 over Minneapolis 57. Kansas City 6 over St Paul 2 and Columbus 7 over Louisville 2. Only games scheduled.

A & Pet Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Colum City Lou Louisville Indolis Toledo Kansas City Columbus Louisville

All-Star Football Team Arrives in New York for Giants Clash

The 27-man college all-star squad arrived from Chicago to train at Westchester-Biltmore Country Club for next Tuesday’s game with the New York Giants. Coaches Bo McMillan Bernie Bierman Elmer Layden and Lou Little accompany the group as Keith Topping of Stanford joins a workout after flying in from Chicago.

New York Chicago New York Giants Westchester-Biltmore Bo McMillan Indiana Bernie Bierman Minnesota Elmer Layden Notre Dame Lou Little Columbia Keith Topping Stanford

Stone Expresses Appreciation For Benefit Ball Game

Cliff Stone thanked all who organized and supported the benefit ball game at Hill park last night. The longtime catcher who lost an arm in a recent accident praised the M and J and Wapsie Valley leagues, their all star teams, donors, and gate supporters as he recovers from a shattered elbow.

Cliff Stone Hill Park Wapsie Valley Stone

Jennings Defeats Mehegan 2 Up in Caddy Tournament

Rain paused play at the Country Club as C. Jennings beat J. Mehegan 2 up in the semi final of the first flight. Jennings advances to face J. Valinta in the finals. In the championship flight L. Smith meets N. Taylor for the prize.

Jennings Mehegan C. Jennings J. Mehegan J. Valinta L. Smith N. Taylor

Raiders Set Labor Day Doubleheader at Hill Park

Labor Day attraction at Hill park features the Raiders facing Davenport in two games. The matinee starts in the afternoon and the evening game follows, with kickoff times yet to be finalized.

Raiders Labor Day Hill Park Davenport the _ Sox

Popelka Defeats Smith In 22-Hole Championship Match

In the opening round of the championship flight at the Caddy tournament, Popelka defeated Nat Smith 1 up after 22 holes. An earlier report incorrectly stated Smith beat Popelka.

Popelka Nat Smith D. Smith G. Popelka

Rock Island Triumphs Over Des Moines 12-8

Rock Island Ill defeated Des Moines 12 to 8 in a home game, blasting seventeen hits. Bonetti pitched for Des Moines while Rock Island built a seven run seventh inning rally and received strong hits from multiple players including Piet, Wilson, Falk, and Laskowski.

Rock Island, Ill Rock Island Robin Hoods Des Moines Rock Island Julio Bonetti Piet Wilson Spadafore Falk Bonetti Des Beet Purdy Mepelet Goodman Vanc Scarritt Keyes Williford Wilsone Decuir F Falk Bonettiip Laskowski Willifor Salkce van Dam Maso Bonetti Demes Hendee White

Schrader Falls Twice, Then Wins Iowa Sweepstakes

Emory Collins of Le Mars defeated Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids in two speed dash events at the Iowa state fair on Friday. Schrader then beat Collins in the 10-mile state fair sweepstakes, with Buddy Calloway and Cotton Grabel finishing third and fourth in the field.

Des Moines Emory Collins le Mars Gus Schrader Cedar Rapids Schrader Collins Buddy Calloway Florida Cotton Grabel Houston Tex

Cunningham and Lovelock to race Princeton mile clash

Princeton New Jersey hosts a special Princeton invitation mile on October 3 during the Princeton Williams football game halves. Featured runners include Jack Lovelock Glenn Cunningham Don Lash and Archie San Romani with a probable fifth entrant to challenge Cunningham's 4 06 7 record. Lovelock plans a final test before ending active running after this season.

Princeton N. J Jack Lovelock Glenn Cunningham Don Lash Archie San Romani Bushnell Europe Lovelock St. Mary’s Hospital London

Expert predicts stairless apartment blocks with gentler slopes

An expert envisions future housing where buildings omit staircases entirely. Gentle ramps would replace stairs, changing access and movement within multi story blocks.

Bundy Downs Fabyan In Stunning National Tennis Victory

Dorothy Bundy a flaxen haired 20 year old daughter of May Sutton defeats Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Cambridge in straight sets to reach the national women’s singles quarterfinals. Perry and Budge survive tough openers as Sutter and Mulloy push them early before eventual domination. Bundy’s win showcases her refined forehand and calm composure as top players advance.

Forest Hills Dorothy May Sutton Bundy May Sutton Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Cambridge Mass Fred Perry England Don Budge Oakland Calif Perry Ernest Sutter New Orleans Budge Gadnar Mulloy Miami Sutter Mulloy Bryan Grant Atlanta John McDiarmid Princeton John van Ryn Philadelphia Alice Marble San Francisco Jacques Brugnon France Sidney Wood, Jr New York Gene Marko Bobby Riggs Los Angeles Miss Marble Peay Patsy Hiller Berkeley

Tell Tale Week In The National Race Starts

International News Service previews a pivotal week in the National League. The New York Giants and Boston Bees open with a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds as the Giants seek a pennant push while the St. Louis Cardinals face a grueling slate of doubleheaders and trips. The Cubs, in a difficult spot, must watch as the leaders duel through a sixteenth game stretch.

International News Service York New York Giants Boston Bees Polo Grounds St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Gand Tade Cincinnati Tomore Pittsburgh Dodgers Giants Cardinals Dean Cards Bees Phillies St. Louis Cubs

Patty Berg Wins Mason Dixon Golf Title by 12 and 10

Patty Berg an 18 year old from Minneapolis captured the Mason Dixon championship at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia by 12 and 10 over Virginia Guilfoil of Syracuse Berg played steady golf with excellent putting and long drives her only trouble came on the thirteenth when her ball was unplayable and she took a two stroke penalty Guilfoil eliminated defending co champion Jean Bauer but struggled with rough tee shots and traps in the match setting

White Sulphur Springs W. Va Patty Berg Minneapolis Mason- Dixon Virginia Guilfoil Syracuse Miss Guilfoil Coe Oae Jean Bauer Providence

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