Raiders Triumph In Wintry Weather 5-1
Raiders win 5-1 in cold conditions led by Calvert pitching a one hitter and strong defense. Fierson Workman and Jones drive in runs as Springfield Brownies struggle with walks and misplays.
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Raiders edge Springfield 5 1 in opener of Shaughnessy series
Paul Calvert pitched a one hitter in the Raiders 5 1 win over Springfield to start the Shaughnessy playoff series. The teams meet again tonight at Hill Park with Orie Arntzen slated to start for the Raiders.
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Hershey’s Ringing Double Caps Night In Abbreviated Series
Stalder scored on a misplayed throw after Calvert wild pitched letting Hanson advance. Calvert faltered again as Stalder reached third and Springer fanned to end the threat. Arntzen scheduled to start the second game as Brownie foes head toward Springfield with a three out of five playoff format in mind.
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Fayette grid candidates report for football drills
Special to The Gazette Fayette says the first week of football drills drew 34 players in for practice under Coach Charles Huces. Seven returnees include Russell Schneider Ine Wricht Robert Faust and others as the schedule shows games at Nashua Monona Maynard Elkader and Union with various home and away dates.
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Indians and Yanks in crucial pennant duel on Wednesday
Indians lead the American League by a fraction as Bob Feller aims for win number 25 in a pivotal doubleheader against the Yankees while the Tigers face the Red Sox in a key single game. The Pirates sweep the Phillies in a two game set.
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Brooklyn Buys Kampouris From Newark
New York report states Alex Kampouris former Giant and 36 homer man for Newark of the International League was purchased by Brooklyn for about 24000 dollars. If Newark is eliminated early in the playoffs he will not play for Brooklyn this season.
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Veterans Return Key to Luther College Grid In 8-Game Schedule
Decorah practice heats up under Coach Hamlet Peterson as Luther College opens registration for an eight game schedule across four conferences. Only four veterans remain from last year including captain Woodiwiss and backs De Vere Carey Le Dry Leashbrook Jacobson Ingvoldstad and Mills among hopes for early returns. the slate lists Iowa State at Ames, Augsburg or Minneapolis, St Olaf Northfield, Valparaiso, Simpson, Upper Iowa, Loras, and homecoming at Decorah with Iowa conference play to follow.
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Softballers End Wait with 1 0 Victory Over Bendix Brakes
Rochester NY veterans avenged a 1937 setback by beating Bendix Brakes of South Bend 1-0 at University of Detroit Stadium. The win secures their second world title as they head home after the rare final comeback.
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Eight Award Men Report For Marengo 1940 Team
Marengo's 1940 football squad includes eight lettermen and 23 other aspirants. Coach Harold Wilkinson trains them for the opener with Sigourney this Friday at home. Co captains Morris Trimble and George Kimmich lead veterans from last year's squad.
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Major League Box Scores Philadelphia St Louis ARHOR ARHOR
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Sam Baugh Dazzles College All Stars In Exhibition Win
Sammy Baugh and the Washington Red Skins edged the Eastern College All-Stars 35 to 12 at Fenway Park before 26 000 fans. Baugh threw three touchdown passes two in the opening period and added a late score in the final quarter while resting much of the game.
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Former Senators star Bill Shipke dies at 58
Omaha- Bill Shipke 58 former third baseman for the Washington Senators and longtime Cleveland scout died Tuesday night at a hospital from a heart ailment.
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Shorty Drexler Set To Clash With Dirt Track Foes
From Kentucky comes Shorty Drexler to battle Gus Schrader Emory Collins and twenty other speedsters on the Hawkeye Downs dirt track race card next Sunday.
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Grinnell Pioneer football opens with 44 players
Grinnell's pioneers reported for football practice with 44 men under coach Ben Douglas. Returning lettermen number eleven, with nine junior college transfers eligible for varsity, plus experienced veterans from last season.
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Little Six Teams In Action Friday
Washington opens non conference play while Little Six teams list early season games. New coaches Fred Geneva at Washington and Dwight Hoover at Fairfield join the circuit as defending champion Fairfield tees off season play.
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Standings and Results In AMERICAN LEAGUE Baseball
Standings and results across the league show Boston Detroit and Washington near .500. Key games include Boston 4 Detroit 13 innings and Philadelphia St Louis ties with rain affecting several slated matchups. Wednesday schedules list New York Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis Washington Chicago Boston Detroit with multiple rain delays and doubleheaders.
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Decatur Commies top Evansville 6 to 2 in playoff opener
Bill Yarewick pitched seven hits allowed as the Decatur Commies beat Evansville 6 2 in the Shaughnessy playoff opener. Jim Coughlin left with an ankle injury in the third inning. Bill Donovan took the loss after early trouble.
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Northwestern's undefeated dream amid 1940s sport chatter
A montage of sports notes from Briggs stadium to Detroit and Chicago. Mentions Northwestern's football history, Yankees turning down an offer for Priddy and Rizutto, Notre Dame and Nebraska’s 1939 success, and historic doubleheaders. Also notes on Phil Miller, Earl Averill Jr, Johnny Ray praising Jack Dillon, Tigers' 1940 hitting pattern against multiple pitchers, and a Wapsie Valley league all star game.
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Thirty-One Turnout For First Coe Drill
Coe College opens practice for the Kohawks as 31 candidates join coach Noach Moray L. Eby in a two-session day. Key players eye positions, with Levis moving to end and several sophomores pushing for flank roles.
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Medalist Chapman Wins First Match in Amateur Golf
Dick Chapman of Mamaroneck New York defeated Neil White of Culver City California 2 and 1 to advance in the National Amateur golf championship. Art Doering Chicago lost to Otto Greiner Towson Maryland 4 and 3. Sixty four players began the first round with 32 left after morning play.
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Independence Maroons Open Eight-Game Schedule Friday
Independence high school football opens the season hosting Sumner Friday night. Coach Paul Frank lists only three lettermen: Ross Fenner at tackle or guard, Jack Satterlee at blocking halfback, and Jim Donohue at end. Schedule continues through October and November with visits and home games against Orlwein Cedar Falls Decorah Marion Anamosa Vinton Manchester Cedar Rapids Wilson.
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Frank Gustine Signs as Pirates Second Baseman Expert
Pittsburgh report notes Frank Gustine, Pirates second baseman, is an expert at sign language, demonstrating unusual communication skills on and off the field.
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