Raiders Wallop Madison In Three-Eye Playoff Opener
Cedar Rapids Raiders routed Madison Blues 18 to 3 in the Three-Eye league Shaughnessy title opener. Buck Freiburger exploded with a home run a double and three singles, while Paul O'Dea two doubles and a single led Cedar Rapids bats. Monaco drew five straight walks after being hit by a pitch in his first appearance as Pat Seerey struggled at the plate. The crowd topped 1000 as four umpires worked the game in a near world-series atmosphere.
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Seahawks Junior Varsity Football Draws New Name
Iowa City report says the navy pre flight school team will be known as the Seahawks this season. The Bsquad plans six games including a home and home series with the Wisconsin junior varsity.
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Iowa City
Navy
Seahawks
Wisconsin
Red Birds Tie KC Series In 12 Inning Thriller
The Red Birds beat Kansas City 4 to 3 in 12 innings to even the American Association playoff series as Toledo edged Milwaukee 6 to 5 in the opener. Ken Sears homered with a man aboard to spark the Blues rally. Jimmy Gleeson doubled in the winning run for the Red Birds. Toledo survived a four run ninth to secure the nightcap win.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Blues
Ken Sears
Jimmy Gleeson
Red Birds
Birds
Brewers
Packers Whip Eagles to Win Softball Crown
The Wilson Packers defeated the Eagles 9 to 2 to sweep the playoff series and claim the city and association softball titles. Jack Krumbholz had two hits in two official trips for the Eagles, while Verne Hendryx led Wilson with three hits in three plate appearances as the season closed on a high note.
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Jack Krumbholz
Packers
Verne Hendryx
Association
Wilson's
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Leones
Alton G. Brousards
Kap
Major League Box Scores Highlight Key Plays and Players
Box score notes list base hits for McQuillen Hassett and Gutteridge. Judnich hit two home runs. Dickey stole a base. Duft to Gutteridge to McDywn completes a double play. New York led St Louis 7 6 with 7 left on base to 6. Brewer Russo Gatehouse walked many. Breeza and Russo struck out. Galehouse allowed seven hits off Breez. Unclear losses Brevier Rue Quinn Mclowan. Time 1 54.
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Standings and results for the American League playday
Standings show New York and Detroit atop the league with Boston Chicago St. Louis and Philadelphia also listed with records. Thursday results include Chicago 7 Boston 4 Detroit 5 and New York 0 while Friday's schedule lists multiple city matchups across Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit and others. The notes mention tied games and second games with partial scores and rescheduled contests.
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Chicago
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Belle Plaine Hosts Coon Dog Field Trial Sunday
Belle Plaine sportsmen sponsor a coon dog field trial offering 50 prize dollars. The event will take place Sunday September 13 on a course one mile west of Belle Plaine.
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Belle Plaine
Illinois Grid Hopefuls Begin With Open Competition
In 1911 Champaign reports three new Big Ten coaches including Ray Eliot at Illinois introducing open competition for the 11 starting positions. He invites public drills and pushes a vigorous revival of team spirit while Minnesota’s George Hauser faces scrutiny and Bernie Bierman’s shadow.
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Ray Eliot
Champaign
Eliot
Bob Ruppke
Hlint
Ilinois
George Wauser
Minnesota
Ohio State
Schroeder Beats Segura In Exhibition Match
National singles champion Ted Schroeder of Glendale rallied in the third set to defeat Francisco Segura of Ecuador 0 6 6 4 6 1 in an exhibition match at Indianapolis. Schroeder, hindered by a right arm injury, said he would report to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
Army-Navy
T. Schroeder
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Purple Gridmen prepare for tough season under Koch
Cornell's 25 man football squad opened workouts with coach Walton S Koch mixing unbalanced line and single wing. Key backs Earl Bodine Paul Roberts and Gene Waldorf expected as starters with a strong reserve group creating depth for a demanding Midwest conference schedule.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell
Walton S. Koch
Koch
Earl Bodine
Paul Roberts
Gene Waldorf
Waldorf
Jim King
Dick Silliman
Wallace Littell
Don Hutchins
Hutchins
Walt Haloupek
Dick Geller
Lew Blight
Letterman
Sig Dietz
Bob King
Joe Pelisch
Glen McClure
Ora Miller
Rod Joy
Jim Harris
Bill Stevens
Ralph Ringgenberg
Hilltop
Paul Scott
Charley Zocla
Scott
Navy pre flight Battle Ball aims to end cage limits
In Iowa City Ensign George Paskvan and Lieut. Marshall Wells unveil Battle Ball a mass play adaptation for crowded navy courts. Each side fields 23 players with no fouls or double dribbles and only positional restrictions, creating a fast informal game beyond standard basketball rules.
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Iowa City
Navy
George Paskvan
Marshall Wells
Ensign Paskvan
Wisconsin
Lieut
Wells
Millikin College
Fast Field Enters Lexington Trotting Races This Month
Lexington trots director Jesse Shuff reports 303 horses entered for 311 races from Sept 30 to Oct 8 with 60000 dollars in stakes. Nine stakes include Kentucky futurities and three from Maine. notable three year olds include Ambassador Pay Up Cannon Ball Colby Hanover. Advanced entries cover older horses such as His Excellency Nibble Hanover Speed King and Brittanic. weather postponement would shift to Oct 9 10.
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Lexington
Jesse Shuff
Cannon Ball
Colby Hanover
Vola Song
Worthy Boy
Gordon Gray
Cards Dodgers Final Series Sets Pennant Drama
Dodgers and Cardinals clash in decisive series with Brooklyn two games ahead. Cardinals aim to sweep Philadelphia while Cubs and Giants shake the National League race as Hubbell Hurled, Musial and Ott lift late rallies and White Sox, Senators split twin bill in the American League.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Red Birds
Brooklyn
Ebbetsfield
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Phils
Cards
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Palo Grounds
Howie Pollet
Giants
Mel Ott
Carl Hubbell
New York
Stan Musial
Hal Schumacher
Rolfe Leaves Yankees for Yale Coaching Posts
Robert Abial Red Rolfe will quit the New York Yankees after this season to coach baseball and basketball at Yale University. The Dartmouth alum and longtime Yankee third baseman will take over November 1, succeeding Joe Wood in baseball and Ken Loeffler in basketball. Rolfe was chosen unanimously by Yale’s graduate advisory committee.
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NEW York
INS
Robert Abial
Yale
Zivic Beats Cochrane Forces Title Revenge At MSG
Fritzie Zivic defeated welterweight champion Red Cochrane in a 10 round non-title bout at Madison Square Garden, avenging a prior loss and setting up a possible rematch with Henry Armstrong. The crowd of 13,259 paid a gross gate of $30,817 as Cochrane absorbed facial damage and body shots.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Red Cochrane
Fritzie Zivic
Cochrane
U.S.O
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburgh
Zivic
Henry Armstrong
Associated Press
Fritzie
Fight Scheduled But Delayed for Savold Alfano Bout
Heavyweight Lee Savold of Des Moines Iowa was set to meet Mike Alfano of New York in a ten round bout in Bridgeport Connecticut, but the fight was postponed for the fourth time after earlier delays due to cold and bad weather following Savold’s arrival from Washington D C where he finally faced Tony Musto after three postponements.
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Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Louis
Bridgeport, Conn
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Mike Alfano
New York
Savold
Washington, D. C
Tony Musto
Alfano
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