Standings and Results from National League Baseball
National League standings show Brooklyn and New York atop with strong records. Sunday's results featured Brooklyn 13 4 and New York 1 3, with Boston 17 10 and Philadelphia 6 1. Second games stretched to innings with delays from darkness. Monday schedules include New York 46 .667 and St Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington in varied showings.
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Dodgers Extend NL Lead in Westward Start
Brooklyn crushed the Giants 13-1 and 4-3 in 10 innings to widen their NL lead to three games as they begin an 18 day road trip. Durocher played shortstop in the opener, Kirby Higbe earned his 20th win, and Camilli slugged two homers for 105 RBIs.
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Braves
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New York
Giants
Cardinals
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Durocher
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Lions Goats Postponed By Rain In State Championship
Rain forced the postponement of the first two games in the state amateur championship baseball series between the Bancroft Lions and Keokuk Goats. North Iowa winners Bancroft and south-half winners Keokuk will play on new dates to be announced for games that were set for Sunday.
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Unclear OCR: scattered sports standings
Fragmentary text from a standings list shows city names such as Milwaukee Columbus Indianapolis Toledo and St Paul with various win loss marks. The fragment includes percentages and numbers but no full sentences or clear event details to determine a coherent summary.
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Raiders Playoffs Delayed By Rain At Millpark
Rain halted Cedar Rapids-Springfield playoff opening at Millpark forcing a Monday makeup with Ray Poat vs Petersen of the Brownies. An $800 purse, $50 per man, and two righthanders at the mound define the high stakes.
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Soldiers To See Louis Tony Zale At Camp Grant Exhibition
Brig. Gen. John Willis announced at Camp Grant that heavyweight champ Joe Louis will box three exhibition rounds on October 8 with Tony Zale, the middleweight champ, on the same program. Enlisted men will act as sparring partners.
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Evansville Takes Opener in Playoff
Evansville defeated Decatur 8 to 7 in the playoff series opener before 2258 fans in Evansville Indiana. The Bees led 8 to 1 early, the Commies rallied with four in the seventh to chase Warren Spahn from the mound and add two in the eighth off Jewett Wolf. Jake Sautar homered to left in the sixth and Joe Gulledge hit a three run inside the park shot in the same inning.
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Whit Hemingway Wins State Cross Country Motorcycle Meet
In Waterloo Webster City rider Whit Hemingway took the championship finals of the 20 lap 12 mile state cross country motorcycle meet amid steady rain. Lawrence Tibbets of Waterloo, a three time former winner, finished second and chased the winner through the wet course.
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National League Card Wins and Loses Noted
Summary highlights a baseball game with the St. Louis Cardinals results in the National League. Mentions pitching and batting lines for Hubbell Bowman and Hisha Rits, plus umpire names Stewart Dunn and Magerkurth.
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Football substitution rule shakeup sparks debate
A Chicago all star game test shows substitutions can be unlimited with no reuse ban. Officials may struggle to track players while coaches must manage flow. Iowa and other apps influence how schools handle subs and pace of play amid new rule. Cedar Rapids bowling group under Carl Kirwin outlines seven objectives for standardization, help for newcomers, schedules, and promotions.
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Simon Legrees
Cedar Rapids Bowling Association
Carl Kirwin
Kirwin
Cedar Rapids
Armstrong Ready for Ring Comeback Barnstorming Tour Heads West
Henry Armstrong announced a barnstorming comeback tour through 15 states beginning in Oklahoma City on Sept. 17. He plans stops in Kansas City and Des Moines to test himself and says he feels as strong as ever with no loss of speed or punch.
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INS
Henry Armstrong
Freddie “Red” Cochrane
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Des Moines
Jameson Leads Women’s National Golf Qualifying With 76
Betty Jameson aged 22 from Texas shot 76 to lead the 18 hole qualifier at Brookline Country Club in the 45th Women’s National. Grace Amory of Locust Valley tied Jameson at 76, while winds and guarded greens kept scores high. 93 players expected to qualify for 64 match play starts Tuesday. the 78s by Estelle Lawson Page, James Ferrie, and Dan Chandler sit two strokes back.
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James Ferrie
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Dan Chandler
Dallas
Texas
Knapp Repeats In Cedar Rapids Tennis Tourney
Russell Knapp retains the association challenge trophy by beating Dick Ball 6 4 6 4 in straight sets after previously winning the title from Ball two years ago. In junior singles action Jackie Bell defeats Tom Grayston in straight sets 6 3 6 4 6 3 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
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Jackie Bell
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Maquoketa Lawyer Wins Timber City Golf Title
Maquoketa attorney Owen H. Seamonds won his fourth consecutive Timber City Golf and Country Club championship by defeating George Grossman 5 and 3 in the 36 hole final. This marked Seamonds fifth overall Timber City title.
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Nelson Overhauls Dodson For Tom O Shanter Title
Byron Nelson wins the Tom O Shanter Open in Chicago with a 72-hole 278 two under par to take the $2,000 first prize. Leonard Dodson and Ben Hogan tie for second after final holes spark a dramatic finish as George S. May’s celebrity event draws record crowds.
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Riggs and Cooke Capture 1941 Tennis Crowns in Forest Hills
Bobby Riggs of Clinton South Carolina and Mrs. Sarah Cooke of New York won the 1941 national singles titles before about 10 000 fans at Forest Hills. Riggs defeated Frank Kovacs to take the men s crown while Cooke defeated Pauline Betz to win the women s title in straight sets 7 5 6 2.
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Waterloo Three-I Club Sets Attendance Record
Tom Byrne business manager of the Waterloo club said the 1941 season set a local attendance record with 56 479 paid adults across 67 home games. The figure marks a new high for the club in its Three-I league campaign.
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Post 6 San Diego Wins U S Legion Title Second Time
San Diego Post 6 clinched the national American Legion baseball championship with a 5-3 victory over Berwyn Ill. The win gives San Diego its second Little World Series title in four years after a three game sweep. Jim McFadin earned the win in relief of Roxburgh.
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