BY Tennis Team Is Victor In Matches
The report notes BY tennis team victories in recent matches. Readable fragments hint at match scores and opponents but details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1937
Page
17
The report notes BY tennis team victories in recent matches. Readable fragments hint at match scores and opponents but details are obscured by OCR errors.
The Boston Red Sox remain on the fringe of the second division as they trail the leaders by a few games. Key players like Almada and Ferrell fueled a 4-innning rally, but Boston squandered scoring chances, while Monte Weaver pitched well for the other side.
The Muscatine Esp defeated the Washington Independents 4 to 2 to claim the eight team softball event. Washington reached the finals for the fourth straight Sunday but could not secure the championship. Consolation went to Winfield, 9 to 6.
The Western League final standings list WoL with Des Moines and Waterton among top teams. Tuesday and Wednesday games show Cedar Rapids and Des Moines victories. National League results include New York and Philadelphia matches with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh fixtures. American League updates mention St Louis Detroit and Boston results with noted player performances and stolen-base details.
Iowa City headline reports Shubbs Morday appoints J Waddy Davis, 1917 Iowa football captain, as head freshman football coach at the University of Iowa. Tubbs also names baseball coach Otto Vogel, basketball coach Ruthe Williams, and Jon Keetler as assistants in the athletic department.
Don Mullan, 15, defeated defending champion S. G. Klaus 5 and 4 to win the Manchester Golf and Country Club title in a 36 hole final. The youngest champion in the event’s history, Mullan surged from a early deficit and held on through tough afternoon rounds to claim the title.
Edgewood clinched a 1 to 2 victory over Monona in a close game. Key players Hunter and Gritz contributed for Edgewood while teammates Sears and Peay provided supporting offense.
College all stars edged the Chicago Bears 6 to 0 in Dallas, marking a second straight victory over pro champs. Guepe of Marquette sparked the win with a 24 yard run and key plays, while Baugh handled the wet ball late.
Crowds pack ballparks as doubles dominate the May schedule with large turnouts. Attendance stats show Philadelphia leading with 24 183 fans, while other games draw tens of thousands across New York Cleveland and Chicago venues.
Four games were played on Saturday in the What Cheer baseball tournament. Results include Ottumwa defeating Ottumwa 4 to 1 and Sigourney beating What Cheer 3 to 0 while Osceola topped St. Ansgar 4 to 3 and Sigourney 6 What Cheer 3.
Sioux City and Des Moines split a Western league doubleheader with Des Moines taking the second game 7 to 6 after a 14 to 3 loss in the opener. Wild pitching by Jack Lotz and four unearned runs by Sioux City led to the late margin as errors plagued the Cowboys.
Keystone beat Marengo in a rain shortened tennis meet at Keystone on Saturday. Keystone won three of five completed matches with Harold Swift, Bob Harder, Roland Helwig, and Harold Miller securing singles wins. The lone doubles match ended 6-3 with Swift and Kenneth McCune prevailing before darkness halted the rest.
Cedar Rapids Raiders clinched the Western League title by beating Waterloo 6 to 4 in the final game. Cal Lahman Stan Titay and Chartak hammered home runs and doubles. Potter earned the win with 10 strikeouts as Cedar Rapids rallied in the fifth and added runs in the seventh and ninth to seal the championship before about 2,000 fans.
Moline's first half champions won the Three-Eye league title playoff series Monday night four games to two behind four-hit pinch hitter Hilbe who shut out Clinton 3-0. Nahem and Weiland combined for five hits in the early rallies as Moline struck in the first and sixth innings.
The Farmers' Union nine of Des Moines defeated the J A Clothiers of Burlington 12 to 11 to claim the state amateur baseball championship. Mullins pitched two innings for the champions and Gene Hinrichs earned the win in the final. They advanced by beating Sioux City merchants and Adel Cardinals before this final, and will represent Iowa in the national ABC finals at Oe Creek, Slich, starting September.
LA PORTE CITY Coach Olsen has set eight fall baseball games for the La Porte team. Opponents include Dysart Jesup Hudson Orange and Dunkerton, with matchups spread across the season.
A dense catalog of radio programs and chains across networks NBC CBS ABC and regional stations. It enumerates performers orchestras soloists and show titles with stations such as WEAF WJZ WIZ WABC KMOX WCCO and WMAQ and mentions hours and varieties from cadet bands to matinees and naval music pieces.
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