Cards Rally Trails But Dodgers Edge Pirates 10 3
Dodgers explode for 19 hits in a 10 3 win over Pittsburgh after a two day layoff. Dolph Camilli sticks four hits with two homers and five RBIs as Brooklyn regains momentum atop the pennant chase. Cards top Braves 6 2 to keep pace in NL race. Enos Slaughter homers for St Louis.
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Edgewood High Beats Strawberry Point 8-5 in Tuesday Game
The Edgewood high school nine defeated Strawberry Point 8 to 5 on Tuesday. Edgewood pitcher and lineup led a steady attack as they built an early lead and held on for the victory.
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Pre game music to soothe Hawks in Iowa City
CHICAGO AP Judge Michael McKinley a Hawkeye grid star in the early 90s will donate an automatic record changer and 10 records to Coach Eddie Anderson in Iowa City to ease players pregame jitters. He notes music helps relieve dressing room tension and cites a record titled Mike McKinley of Iowa U as a dedication.
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Columbus and Toledo win playoffs to reach Little World Series
The East will represent the American Association in the Little World Series after Columbus and Toledo each won their semi final for the Governor's Cup. Columbus beat Kansas City 4 to 3 in 13 innings. Toledo edged Milwaukee 1 to 0 as Ewald Pyle hurled a one hit shutout.
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Cards Put Series Ducats Up for Sale
ST. LOUIS AP figures brisk NL pennant demand will trigger world series ticket sales. Cardinals set a two per customer limit for reserved seats. Mail applications for grandstand seats start Thursday. No more than two blocks of tickets will be issued. Tickets sold only in blocks of three covering the three games in St. Louis. All box seats are sold to season box holders.
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Burlington Sports Editor Joins Military Reserve
Jim Reed, sports editor of the Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette for three months, has left to enter military service. He returns to Topeka Kansas to enroll in the Washburn College reserve. John W. Berke bile chosen to succeed Reed.
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NBC Pays $71,200 For Conn Louis Title Fight
NBC wins exclusive rights to broadcast the Billy Conn Joe Louis heavyweight championship from Yankee Stadium on October 12 afternoon. The bid totals $71,200.
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OWA City Preps Show Strong Football Spirit
Iowa City figures note strong high school football interest with many fans carpooling to out of town games. Towa City Little Hawks open with Dowling of Des Moines while Sangster Danner combo headlines. Coach Rust in Cedar Rapids loses John McKay as Franklin opener looms. Newton to dedicate new stadium against Knoxville. Appanoose County shifts to softball. Creighton freshmen from 1941 connected players join Cherokee's Lakes Conference opener.
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Pigskin Preview Sparks Iowa Football and Local Prep Talk
The column surveys Iowa Hawkeyes prospects with Eddie Anderson era notes, highlighting Bill Burkett, Dick Hoerner and Bill Parker as key players. It also weighs Chicago and national managers amid wartime losses, and previews local prep teams Wilson Franklin Roosevelt McKinley with Roosevelt’s offense and Franklin’s line weaknesses noted.
Major League Box Scores Summary
Box score notes include Sturgeon with two base hits and a three base hit by Block. Livingston and Sturgeon also contribute key hits. May to Marnie to Murphy and Block to Sturgeon to Russell completed double plays. Chicago and Philadelphia left on base counts 4 and 4 respectively. Hennessey issued four walks and took the loss with Bithorn striking out once in seven innings. Umpires Sears and Dunn. Time 1:37.
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A's Beat Red Sox 4-2 In American League Game
The A s defeated the Red Sox 4 to 2 in an American League matchup. Burleigh drove in runs as the offense clicked while Boston bullpen miscues helped the A s secure the win.
Center Point Streak Falls to Urbana 5-4
Center Point’s 3-0 start ends as Urbana defeats them 5-4 after Center Point tied the game early and later costly fielding. Norman Jones drives Urbana with three of the four hits, while Warren Richart shuts down Center Point aside from a rough second inning.
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Standings and results for the National and American Leagues
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 98 wins and Chicago 95. Other teams include Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati and Philadelphia with varying records. Wednesday results include Brooklyn 10, Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 3 1 Chicago 1 4 Cincinnati 3 New York St Louis 6 Boston 2. Thursday games schedule features Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York and more. American League standings list New York 89 47 and Detroit 88 58 with other clubs. Wednesday results include New York 5 Detroit 1 Cleveland 5 Washington 1 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 St Louis 3 Boston 0. Thursday games schedule Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland.
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Eastern Army All-Stars beat Dodgers in Baltimore game
The Eastern Army All-Stars defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 13 to 7 in Baltimore as part of a nine day charity tour. Dean McAdams sparked the scoring with a second period pass to Eliason Schwartz and Rusinsky, with Pug Manders scoring from the one yard line as the comeback completed in the final period.
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Thornburg High Dominates Gibson With Three-Way No-Hitter
Thornburg High defeated Gibson 8 0 as Little Ingraham and McKain teamed for a no hit pitching effort. Don McCracken preserved the gem by throwing from left field to retire Fuller at first.
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Two First-Year Men To Start for Hawks
Iowa opens a 10 game season against Washington University of St. Louis with two sophomores in the starting backfield Dick Hoerner and Bruno Niedziela figure to be regulars beyond this game. The squad features a mix of veterans and green players at backfield positions along with several of the big guards and centers.
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Numerically Weak Ramblers Emphasize Balance At Wilson
Cedar Rapids Wilson football looks to balance its 28 man squad as they prepare for a Friday night game against East Waterloo. Coach Bill Barnard uses a cooperative mix with lettermen at guard and end posts, a versatile backfield led by Elias and Chmelicek, and a push for experience from replacements like Barta and Kapoun. East Waterloo, led by Raffensperger, aims to exploit T formations, while Wilson emphasizes defense and cohesion after a strong junior baseball background.
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Lawrence DePauw Game Canceled
Lawrence football will not travel to Greencastle Indiana to play DePauw on October 10 as requested by Joseph Eastman and announced by President Thomas N Barrows.
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