Raiders Rally in Ninth for 4 3 Win Over Decatur
Cedar Rapids moves within one win of the Three Eye league final after a dramatic 4 3 victory over Decatur. Reynolds held Decatur to two hits in seven innings before Raiders burst with two seventh and ninth inning runs, highlighted by Ollie Marquardt’s game winning single. Attendance was 1 040 as Haas was set to start next game for Cedar Rapids.
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Raiders
Dee Davis
Lee Byerly
Davis
Reynolds
Lee Verban
Commies
Lou Scoffie
Jake Sautar
Commie
Dib Willams
Decatur
Byerly
Wright
Williams
Kordenbrock
Jones
Lou Kahn
Hansen
Willams
Kahn
Hopkins
Monaco
Verban
Ollie Marquardt
Ray Poat
Schmiel
del Jones
Bob Haas
Cedar Rapids
John Clay
Kordenbrochta
San
Marquardt
Bchmiel
Parrott
Wb Scoffiert
Suytary
Mo “ Simmons
A & Byerly
Mopkins
Peterson
Scotth Kahn
G. Davis
Kerdenbrock
Suytar
Bally
Gordon
Cady
Cedar Rapids Rally Delivers Playoff Win Over Decatur
In the ninth with two outs and bases loaded Cedar Rapids snapped a 3-3 tie as Ollie Marquardt lined a clutch single scoring two runs. The win gave Cedar Rapids a 4-3 playoff victory over Decatur and a potential Shaughnessy championship with one more victory.
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Raiders
Ollie Marquardt
Cedar Rapids
Decatur
Raider
Tipton Grid Team Lacks Experience this Season
Tipton high school football opens with a young squad under coach Francis Henry. Only five lettermen Hib Smith John Wilson Bud Willer Virgil Stinacher and Wes Marquette return, with several juniors and sophomores showing promise. Opening game is at Maquoketa Friday. Schedule lists games at Maquoketa Mount Vernon Monticello West Branch West Liberty Anamosa University High Iowa City and Marion.
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Tipton
Tipton High School
Francis Henry
Hib Smith
John Wilson
Bud Willer
Virgil Stinacher
Wes Marquette
Maquoketa
Mount Vernon
Monticello
West Branch
West Liberty
Anamosa
University High
Iowa City
Marion
Arnett and Lane Score in Coe Scrimmage
Coe regulars scored twice but did not win coach Moray L. Eby's approval in a 45 minute scrimmage. Lane and Arnett broke through late for touchdowns as the Owls faced a stiff, backfield mix with newcomers boosting the squad to 31 players.
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Roy McHugh
Coe
Owls
Moray L. Eby
Billy Arnett
Richard
Lane
Mannigans
West Liberty
DeWayne van Deelen
van Deelen
Hank Moss
Arnett
Bob Nicholson
George Hidinger
Bob Cullen
Jim Leehman
Ray Christy
Bob Schuelzky
Chuck Joss
Bob Christensen
Vic Lowman
Luther Burkett
Morris Trickey
Kenny Anderson
Jack Dubois
John Harkness
Milt Starcevich
Nick Aegerter
Ken Wigness
Bill Scharnberg
Burkett
Anderson
Starcevich
Scharnberg
Wigness
Volga City Runner-Up In Volga Valley League
Volga City finished second in the Volga Valley league with 10 wins and four losses after beating Arlington twice Sunday. They trailed Highland for the title. Dohrer struck out 11 and yielded only one hit in the first game. Volga City will host Littleport next Sunday.
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Volga City
Arlington
Highland
Dohrer
Littleport
Major League Box Scores Brooklyn Cincinnati
Brooklyn battles Cincinnati as Starr wins in relief with Kimball and Casey hampered by errors and medwick power fueling a 4 to 3 win. The page lists line scores for Brooklyn and Chicago, plus St Louis and Philadelphia, with details on hits, errors, and key at bats.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Abhgoa
Walker Rf
Ludroost
Herman
Waner
Reiser
Gleesonrf
Camilli
Werher
Rigeigh
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Medwick
Lombardie
Lavagetto
Om.m
Dutocher
Owen
Oood
Reese
Hamiln
Riddle
Neinoath
F McCormick
Lombard
Zientarn Beggs
Galan
Werber
M McCormick
Walker
Zlentara
Joost
F. McCormick
Lombardi
Brooklyn & Cincinnat
Kimball
Michel
Casey
Beress
Starr
Hamlin
Heres
Higberm
Starr Losinz
Reardon
Conlan
Goetz
Amana Hunters Set Rules for Non Members 1941
Amana hunters laid down regulations at a 1941 Amana Society meeting. Non members may obtain day permits for fishing 10 cents and hunting one dollar. season permits are restricted to Amana employees. Dogs allowed for duck hunting only. Non members must be accompanied by a member. Possession of non duck game with a dog triggers a fine. Permits in Middle obtainable from William Zuber or Philip Dickel.
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Hunters Committee
Amana
Amana Society
William Zuber
Philip Dickel
Hawk Scrimmage Tests Iowa Playmakers Hard
Iowa coach Dr. Eddie Anderson called Tuesday’s workout the hardest yet for his 53 man squad. Tom Farmer stood out at left halfback while Bill Parker, Bill Green, Hank Vollenweider and Hank Miller delivered bursts and solid lines. Defenders Ben Trickey and Cliff Sanborn starred as Miller and Yelton excelled at wing positions.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Eddie Anderson
Hawk
Iowa
Bill Parker
Des Moines
Parker
Bob Yelton
la Porte
Ind
Ed Thomas
Waukon
Hank Miller
Ida Grove
Bill Green
Newton
Anderson
Tom Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Hank Vollenweider
Dubuque
Bill Stauss
Creston
Stauss
Ben Trickey
Marshalltown
Cliff Sanborn
Moville
Miller
Yelton
Pickin an all American football team and baseball antics
Francis Wallace in the Saturday Evening Post critiques subsidization in college football praising education over profit. The piece notes Michigan profits with Tom Harmon at 198061 dollars and Notre Dame at 230000 dollars yearly, arguing colleges trade education for grid talent while players act as pawns yet deserve an education. It also discusses the Brooklyn Dodgers on a long baseball game against Cincinnati, praising the Reds for fighting and denying tactics while officials try to finish the game.
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Saturday Evening Post
Wallace
Michigan
Tom Harmon
Notre Dame
Joe Doaks
Reds
Dodgers
Pete Rieser
Brooks
Umps
Cincinnati
Rieser
Standings and results from the National League
National League standings show Brooklyn at 92-51 and New York 64-74 with St Louis 89-51. Cincinnati 77-64 and Chicago 73-73 follow as Boston 77-65 and Pittsburgh 77-65. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 in 11 innings and New York 1 in darkness. St Louis 9 Philadelphia 8 in 12.
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New York
St Louis
iChicaro Es Aa
Cincinnat
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicaro
Pittsburon
Peston
St. Route
York
Chic Philadelonia
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Chicago
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Cleveland
Phil'delphia
Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
R Het Williams
Travis
DiMaggio
Heath
Siebert
Poliadely
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Reiser
Ze. Bt. Lowle
Ack
Caro
Vee
Hopp
J. Louis
Mome Ems
Williams
Red Sox
Pete Cvesee
Keller
Yankees
Camilli
Dodgers
Henrich
Giants
Red Box
YANKS
Senators
Indians
Sveee
Val Hack
Tee Cramer
Cleveland Rams Rally To Beat Chicago Cardinals 10–6
In a National League pro football game at Comiskey Park Cleveland Rams beat the Chicago Cardinals 10 to 6. Rams scored a TD, extra point, and a field goal in the second period. Cardinals answered with a 40 yard touchdown drive in the third. It was Cleveland’s second win of the season after a 10–0 victory over Pittsburgh ten days earlier.
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Chicago
Cleveland Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Comiskey Park
Cardinals
Cleveland
Rams
Pittsburgh
Millers Rally Past Louisville To Boost Playoff Hopes
In Minneapolis, the Millers surged with seven runs in the fifth inning to beat Louisville 9 to 3, their first win in the semi final series after three straight Louisville victories and rain postponements.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Millers
Louisville
Minnneapolis
Colonels
Ward Wins Two Straight Amateur Titles In Omaha
Marvin Ward, known as Bud, defeats Johnny Goodman in a tense exhibition match at Field Club, winning by the last putts on the eighteenth green. Ward had earlier donated $1,000 to Boys Town and declined a Boys Town exhibition cancelation despite illness. Both players finished 1 over par 73.
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Odell Hanson
OMAHA
Marvin
Bud” Ward
Johnny Goodman
Fairways
Ward
Pride
Spokane Athletic Round Table
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Goodman
Bud
Johnny
All Reserved Seats In Yankee Stadium For Series Are Sold
New York AP report says all reserved and box seats for three World Series games at Yankee Stadium are sold out. Games are slated for Oct 1 and 2 with a possible sixth game at the ballpark. 14,000 unreserved grandstand seats and 14,000 bleacher seats will be sold daily.
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NEW York
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
Blairstown Beats Van Horne 8-7 In Baseball Tilt
Blairstown toppled Van Horne 8 to 7 after four hits and four misplays in the fourth inning. Nolan took the loss for Van Horne despite fanning 10. Paulson earned the win. Line score shows Blairstown 001 610 8 and Van Horne 010 105 7.
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the Gazette
van Horne
Blairstown
Nolan
Paulson
Wright
L. Paulson
D. Beker
Armstrong to Begin Comeback Quest Oct 6 in Des Moines
Henry Armstrong, former welterweight champion, will start a comeback on October 6 in Des Moines. Promoter Pinkie George announced the 10 round bout against an unnamed opponent, slated for Des Moines.
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DES Moines
Henry Armstrong
Pinkie George
Dodgers Edge in Pennant Race Amid Tight Stretch Run
Dodgers and Cardinals remain neck and neck as Brooklyn holds a slim edge entering 11 games in the final stretch. The Reds and Phillies are also in play with key matchups looming, while pitching and timely hitting shape the decisive week.
Scrimmage On Tap For Cyclone Team
Ames AP reports first scrimmage of the season set for Wednesday in the Cyclone football camp. Coach Ray Donels praised the squad, especially sophomore backs, and indicated emphasis on the aerial game. A gamelength scrimmage is planned for Saturday.
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35Th St. NE
Ed Peschau
Fort Dodge Junior College
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Oelwein
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Elgin, Ill
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Circus of
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INS
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