Raiders batter Waterloo to win 5 0 in opening series game
Cedar Rapids with Red Van Fleet pitching two hits allowed Skeeter Webb fielding two assists and three putouts Filbert drove in two runs and De Forest added a ninth inning hit as Cedar Rapids defeats Waterloo 5 to 0 in the Western league clash. The game moved to Thursday for a twin bill.
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Aterloo
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Red van Fleet
Skeeter Webb
Filbert
de Forest
Waterloo
Raiders
Davenport
Webb
RBI
Galaway
Michaels
Cap Crossley
Joe Dossack
van Fleet
Cedar Rapids
Gasaway
Howard
DeForest
Aeee
McCuee
Leonard
AB Cosbey
Nener Mahan
Ise
Plummer
Preibise
Budge Laboring Through Sluggish Form in Victory
Don Budge beat Gene Smith 6-2 6-3 3-6 6-3 at Forest Hills to advance in the national championships as he battles fatigue from long campaigning. Helen Jacobs, despite a dislocated thumb, advanced by defeating Virginia Rice Johnson 6-0 6-4 to reach the round of eight. Dorothy May Sutton Bundy, Helen Pedersen, Alice Marble, and Grace Wheeler also progressed with Bundy slated to meet Pedersen in the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N. Y
Don Budge
England
Fred Perry
U. S
America
California
Gene Smith
Berkeley
Calif
Budge
Helen Hull Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Virginia Rice Johnson
Gussie Raegener
San Francisco
Cay
Alexander Winton’s car opens U.S. auto era for sale
The late Alexander Winton produced and sold America’s first commercially available automobile, marking a pivotal start to mass motorized transport in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Winton
United States
Women’s golf champion May Give Up Title
Mrs Glenna Collett Vare, longtime national champion, weighs retirement after twenty years of title runs. If she steps down, she would join Virginia Van Wie as recent retirees from top competition while fielding a scramble for the national amateur title and noting possible Texas winner Reynolds Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glenna Collett Vare
America
Philadelphia
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Davenport Splits Even With Cowboys in Doubleheader
Davenport defeats Sioux City 11 to 3 in the first game as Jim Goff limits the Cowboys to six hits and 11 strikeouts. Hall drives in five runs with three hits, Benson adds a triple, while Zahn issues seven walks. Second game sees Davenport win 6 to 2, with Riley and Rye homering and Schroeder earning the win.
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Davenport
Sioux City
Jim Goff
Cowboys
Goff
Zahn
Benson
Riley
Hall
Mates
Smilgoff
Blakeney
Jones
Whitehouse
White
Seghi
Denning
Wrestling Results Across Cities Reported By AP
In Portland Salvatore Balboa defeated Cowboy Hughes via two falls to one in the three fall match. In Minneapolis Otto Kuss beat Tommy Marvin two falls to one. In San Diego Dave Levin downed Sammy Stein and in San Francisco Gus Sonnenberg defeated Dr. Fred Meyers.
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Associated Press
Providence
Salvatore Balboa
Cowboy Hughes
Oklahoma
Portland
Chuck Montana
Detroit
Dick Costello
Halifax
N. S
Minneapolis
Otto Kuss
Pine Genes On
Tommy Marvin
San Diego
Calif
Dave Levin
Sammy Stein
New San Francisco
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Fred Meyers
Des Moines Edges Rock Islanders 5 4 On Keyes Ninth-Inning HR
Des Moines rallied to beat Rock Island 5 to 4 as Stanley Keyes hit a decisive ninth inning home run with two out. Rock Island led 4-1 before Des Moines tied it in the seventh and Keyes delivered the game winner off Gebo in the ninth. Elmer Phillips earned the win for Des Moines while Swede Smith and others pitched in relief. go-ahead runs came in the late frames for the Imps.
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Des Moines
Stanley Keyes
Rock Islanders
Rock Island
al van Camp
Davenport
Sioux City
Vance Cauble
Gilbert Gebo
Swede Smith
Cauble
Elmer Phillips
Imps
Purdy
Menke
Wessell Tb
G'dlman
Carretti
Scarritt
Catengs
Wilford
Prather
Dyne
Decuir
Paskocke
Wilson
Oe Smith
Falk
Gebo
Phillips
Batte
Wessell
Cerretti
Aixth
Perrie
van Camp
Rkeyes
Asbell
Laskowsat
Phi
Wila
Piet
Wessel
Satis
Collins
Vinpkreiter
Merchants Bank Reaches Softball City Championship
Merchants Bank advances to the Cedar Rapids Softball city championship by defeating the MacCabees 5 to 3 in the inter league playoffs. Open league winner Beeson’s will host the final series with game one Thursday night and potential games Friday or Sunday. The line score shows Merchants Bank with 5 runs on 7 hits and 2 errors.
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Merchants Bank
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Maccabees
Beeson’s
Bank
Wunsdakes Sibben and
Prusek
Creek Ownership Rights Tied to Land Possession
Legal principle states that creeks and small non navigable rivers belong to landowners whose property they traverse. The rule emphasizes private ownership of minor waterways rather than public possession.
Standings and schedule for Western League and games
Western League standings show Davenport Mer a unes Rock Island 33 28 and Rock Island and others with W L and Pct figures. Tuesday results list no games. Wednesday schedules include Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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Davenport
Mer
Rock Island
Isla
C. Rapids
Waters Sara Ort
Eines
Des Moines
Sioux City
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis A
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Sosprite
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Snapshot
In the American League WL Pet lines New York 90 46 .662 Washington 12 65 .526 Chicago 13 0 Boston 70 68 .507 Detroit 72 6 St. Louis 49 84 .368 Cleveland 171 4 Soel Philadelphia 48 89 .350 Tuesday results show Chicago 7 Detroit 5. No other games scheduled with Washington at Detroit New York at Senne Boston at Chic Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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New York
Wash’ton
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Soel Philaphia
Washington
Senne
Philadelphia
Sox Tie Up Second Place With 7-5 Win Over Tigers
White Sox clinched sole possession of runner up by beating the Tigers 7 to 5 as injuries and bad luck hampered Chicago. Elden Auker and Red Phillips allowed six first inning runs while Sugar Cain held the Tigers to 16 hits as Zeke Bonura drove in three on a double and a single.
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Sox
Tigers
Yanks
Indians
Senators
White Sox
Elden Auker
Red Phillips
Sugar Cain
Zeke Bonura
Griffith hails shorter series schedule as a lasting success
Washington owner Clark Griffith said the new major league schedule with shorter three game series and extra trips increased attendance and tightened the American League pennant race. He notes it keeps fans engaged, aids team morale, and reduces spot pitching while travel costs rise about $3,000 per club.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Ball Club
Griffith
Rock Island Sells Outfielder Goodman to Kansas City Blues
Kansas City Blues owner John Kling announced the outright purchase of outfielder Goodman from Rock Island of the Western league. Goodman split the season between Omaha and Rock Island and led the league with a .333 batting average. He will report to the Blues next spring.
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Kansas City
Goodman
Rock Island
John Kling
Kansas City Blues
Omaha
Blues
Creighton Olympic Boxer Retires From Football
Carl Vinciquerra of Omaha an Olympic light heavyweight boxer announces he will not play football for Creighton University this fall He played fullback last year before starting a boxing career in the Golden Gloves tournament He plans to become a professional fighter citing injury risk to his boxing career
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Omaha
Neb
Carl Vinciquerra
Creighton University
Ramage and Krieger Secure Dominate Boxing Wins
In Los Angeles Lee Ramage 190 pounds outpointed Frank Kowsey 173. In New York Sally Krieger 163 outpointed Ralph Chung 163. Newark New Jersey Danny Kopkluck 5 a York outpointed Seaborn Ashley 147.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Calif
Frank Kowsey
Powder River
Mont
New York
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Ralph Chung
New Orleans
Newaket
Balsamo
New Neene
al Rossi
Newark
Abeth
N. J
Danny Kopkluck
A York
Seaborn Ashley
Bayonne
Iowa’s 125 Piece Band Outfitted In New Suits
Iowa City units announce a 125 piece band with new uniforms inspired by royal guards and a 40 piece drum corps dressed as Highlanders. Five thousand dollars funded 39 large instruments and 125 uniforms for fall marching at the UI football field.
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Iowa
Iowa City
INS
King Edward’s Royal Guards
Scotch Highlanders
University of Iowa
West Point
Min
Minneapolis
Max Baer to Meet Davis in Memorial Coliseum Show
Max Baer and his brother Buddy Baer headlining a six round exhibition night at the Memorial Coliseum on Friday September 18. Opponent will be Willie Davis of Chicago a 205 pound sparring partner of Joe Louis during training for most fights. Buddy Baer draws Tiny Bittner of Philadelphia a 212 pound veteran of major prelims. Seven amateur bouts precede the main events with Golden Gloves CCC camp prospects featured. Tickets go on sale at Lyman’s with women’s tickets half price.
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Max Baer
Memorial Coliseum
Baer
Buddy
Willie Davis
Chicago
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Davis
Buddy Baer
Tiny Bittner
Philadelphia
New York City
Eddie Jennings
Cedar Rapids Athletic Club
Lyman’s
Detroit Beats Chicago 7 5 in 9th Inning Rally
Detroit Cowboys overcame Chicago 7 to 5 with a ninth inning surge as Goslin, Owen, Bonura and Was drive in key runs. Hayes and Rogell collected multiple hits for the Tigers while Cain, Phillips and Auker battled on the mound in a tight early game.
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Detroit
Chicago
Hoa Walker
Oj Radcliff
l'K’vich
Haas
Oslin
Seenthal
O Bonura
Rogell
Owen
Hayes
Ryett
Piet
Ieee
Myatt
INGE
Cere Ee Simmons
Siena
Goslin
Bonuraling
Was
Sewell
Cain
Giants Top All Stars 12–2 in Polo Grounds Exhibition
New York Giants defeated the college All-Stars 12 to 2 before 30,555 fans at the Polo Grounds. Dale Burnett and Ed Danowski connected on two long scoring passes, with Burnett adding defensive stops, as Danowski directed a strong professional showing to secure the win.
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New York Giants
New York
Dale Burnett
Kansas Prairies
Ed Danowski
Fordham
New York Giant
Polo Grounds
Danowski
Burnett
Emporia State Teachers College
Giants
Collegians
All-Stars
I Milner
Notre D
Wee
Torey
Dick Smith
Morgan Karcher
Bctécency
del Isola Jones
Ohio
Hein Portmann
Celeste
Kamplan Lingua
Holy Cross
Grant Riley
Ala
Millner
Ae Suetine
Rees
Ohio State
Zarza
Michigan State
Pfeffierle
Notre Dame
Whatley
Alabama
Sarno
Michaels
Villa Nova
Tangora
Northwestern
Wasiek
Colgate
Dech
Minnesota
Rennebahn
Sevier
Shakeare
Elser
Fremhart
Orayne
Iowa
Leemans
George Washing- Heekin
Mitchell
Ane
Lewis
Owen
Philip
Corzine
Sarausky
Dane Tausem
Goodman wins first leg on Arcola Cup final
Johnny Goodman from Omaha Nebraska defeated John Dawson of Chicago 2 and 1 to win the opening leg of the eighteenth annual Arcola Cup at Arcola Country Club. He trailed early, falling behind three holes before taking the lead at the tenth hole in the afternoon round.
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Arcola
N. J
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
John Dawson
Chicago
Arcola Country Club
Goodman
Chase And Cordingley Leave For National Meet
Hal Chase and Bill Cordingley, Iowa representatives in the national amateur golf meet, will depart for Garden City New York this week for the championship tournament starting Monday. Cordingley will go on to Cambridge Massachusetts to enter Harvard as a freshman. Sid Richardson of Creston Iowa is already en route to Garden City and will enter Northwestern University as a sophomore after the tournament.
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Shawnee
Glenna
Joyce Wethered
St. Andrews
Miss Wethered
Lawson
Garden City Golf Club
England
United States
Des Moines
Hal Chase
Bill Cordingley
Iowa
Garden City
N. Y
Cordingley
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Sid Richardson
Creston
Northwestern University
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Paul Mickelson
Scribe
Smith
John Goodman
Albert
Scotty” Campbell
Seattle
Johnny Fischer
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Texas
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Lone Star State
Augusta
Ekwanow Country Club
Manchester
Pine Valley
Honolulu
Frank “Windy” Bellows
Thesenga
Blue Sox
Keyes
Demons
Schroeder
Pseece
Mendon Sata Dish Ote
Rye
Schaeffer
Itcher
Sioux
K’ney
Leach
Polly
Lechi
Prevost
M'n
Whit'se
Lotz
Ss Schmidt
Piskeney
Mon’‘han
Ho’se
Beason
Prince
Schroer
Robin Hoods
Western League
Cox
Yankees
Jimmy Dykes
Reds
Cardinals
Bill Terry
Johnny McCarthy
Les Powers
Baltimore
Sambo Leslie
Washington Club
Creighton Olympic
Tiny Butner
Danowski and
Detroit Lions
Wayne Millner
Tony
Zaransky
Giant
Stars
Alfonse
Tuffy” Leemans
George Washington
Chase and
National Meet
Heri
Johnnie Williams
Prince Albert
P. A
Robert Brome
P.A
J. Reynolds Tob. Co
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
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