Indians Triumph 7-3 Over Giants in Nine-Hit Stand
Cleveland Indians pushed seven runs across in the first and seventh frames to beat the New York Giants 7 to 3 on a nine-hit day. Parmelee and Jackson homered for the Giants but pitcher Winegarner and Haldebrand held them to five hits as Cleveland seized the series lead.
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Pirates blank White Sox 13 in spring game
Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the Chicago White Sox 13 to 0 in a spring exhibition, marking their seventh win in twelve games. Suhr had a triple and two singles for the Pirates while the Sox were limited to seven scattered hits.
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Max Baer Heads for New York for Carnera Fights
Max Baer and his party depart Sacramento by train en route to New York to begin serious training for his fifth bout with Primo Carnera on June 14. A farewell dinner preceded the trip as Baer vowed to win the title, promising to stop “playing” and focus on the championship.
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What Cheer Blynks Defeat Rose Hill 5 0
What Cheer defeated Rose Hill in a local damord with a shutout of 5 to 0. Kane Later, What Cheer twalker and the second man up started the game strong, delivering offensive output and solid field play.
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State Prep Track Meet At Grinnell May 19
Grinnell hosts the state prep track meet on May 19 featuring local high schools. Events include sprint distances and field events with athletes vying for top finishes and possible qualifications.
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Exhibition Baseball Lineup and Standings Noted
The text lists exhibition baseball figures with players and teams in a scattered layout. Names such as Usitio Pries, Barawue, Toronto, Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Palmiscne appear among mixed terms, suggesting a partial score or lineup page.
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Maquoketa Golfer Shoots Hole-In-One
A Maquoketa golfer scored a hole in one at a local course as spectators watched closely. The feat occurred during a morning round, drawing cheers from players and onlookers alike.
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Demaree Swaps l Few Golf Yarns
Disjointed text appears to reference golf player Demaree and a swap of stories about caddies and fees. The readable bits mention a two and a twosome and critique of caddie fees, but the fragmentary source yields no clear event or verifiable details.
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Ross to blame if McLarnin beats him
Heavyweight promoter Barney Ross vows to defeat Jimmy McLarnin in a planned May 28 match. He argues McLarnin has slowed after long layoffs and claims his own size and punching power give him a clear edge, dismissing doubts about the Irish fighter’s form.
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Grove Confident Tooth Extraction Will Aid Arm
Philadelphia AP report quotes Lefty Grove optimistic about his arm as he arrives for an abscessed tooth extraction. He says the procedure should not delay the season and notes the extracted molar may have fed infection causing arm soreness.
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West Union High To Open Season Friday
West Union High begins its 1934 baseball season under coach Robert McLeese with trials ongoing. The opener is listed for April 13 on the local diamond with a schedule showing Clermont, Dereoreh, Randaha, Haakese, Decorah, Mas events and a play day at Mas 22.
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Iowa Coaches To Play In Basketball Game
University of Iowa coaches will play in a basketball contest during the annual athletic circus on April 18 and 19. Ossie Solem will lead one team with Armbruster Bresnahan Swenson and Schammel. Rollie Williams will captain the other with Vogel Howard Barker Laws assisting.
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Roosevelt Hotel Team Practice at Crandie Park
The Roosevelt hotel team of the American Legion Junior baseball league will practice Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at Crandie park.
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Boxing roundup features multiple welterweight bouts results
In Palatus Minnesota Frankie Knaurer from Nagle River Wisconsin outpointed Daey Levine 116 to 1. Dolath Sherald Kennard and Vargo fought to a decision. Nod outpointed Jackie Jo Tote in Minneapolis. Paul stopped Walter Cobb. Brown defeated Marty Gallagher in Washington DC. Kalbrener edged Moorhead’s Senno point while Cure lost to Bart Dader. Peter Jackson knocked out Garcia in a Manila bout.
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Wrestling results with scattered names and places
Ambiguous report lists wrestlers and cities like Omaha Baltimore and Chicago with mixed names. The text mentions Dusehy, Joe Savoldi, Abe Coleman and Pat Ar a but full details are unclear.
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Mobsters Ready For N Y Racing Season
International News Service reports potential mob involvement as New York race tracks prepare to open betting. Plans include front men, two betting schemes, and possible conflicts with upcoming racing legislation. John Doyle urged as possible oversee r.
Preseason chatter cites Giants as not clear NL favorite
The piece surveys early season talk on major league teams, noting the New York Giants’ uneven exhibition record and worries about hitting. It also covers Drake and Penn track meet entries, Babe Ruth’s spring resurgence, a possible Ross vs McLarnin welterweight clash, and Cedar Rapids’ Western League plans to expand seating amid rising local interest.
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Ex-Collegians To Compete In Y Swim Carnival
Five former intercollegiate swimming stars will race in the state YMCA championships at the University of Iowa this Saturday. Liddle and McGuire will swim for Des Moines and Davenport respectively, with Haskins and Presler for Des Moines Cedar Rapids also entering strong teams from three cities. Des Moines and Davenport last year shared the titles and Cedars Rapids won in 1932.
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Cretzmeyer Stars In Five Track Events At Hawkeye Opener
Iowa City Iowa Francis Cretzmeyer a sophomore at the University of Iowa will compete in five events against Coe College at Cedar Rapids in the first outdoor dual of the season He has been the leading indoor scorer for the Old Gold team with strengths in the high and low hurdles broad and high jump and javelin He runs the high hurdles about 15 seconds the 120 yard lows in 24 seconds and broad jumps near 24 feet high jumps around 6 feet and javelin throws range 130 to 190 feet.
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Braves Acquire McManus To Replace Maranville
Boston Braves purchase Martin Joseph McManus a 34 year old second baseman from the Brooklyn Dodgers to replace the injured Rabbit Maranville. The deal adds a proven batter with a career average around .290 and shifts McManus toward a regular role with Casey Stengel managing the Dodgers watching.
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Chicago Captures World Hockey Title in OT Thriller
The Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Detroit Red Wings 1 to 0 in overtime to win the Stanley Cup. Mush March scored the decisive goal after 90 minutes and 5 seconds of overtime, delivering a dramatic victory to 16 000 fans. Doc Romnes assisted on the telltale goal as Chicago claimed its first Cup since adopting the Canadian game.
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Iowa State to Clash With Iowa in Weekend Series
Iowa staging two opening games against Iowa State in Iowa City with six veterans and three sophomores. Veterans for Iowa State include Ed Schrafroth Donald Werning Clark Van Meter Jack Shea and James Griffin. Iowa lineup features Herman Schlutehenrich Glen Baker Frank Drag er Christian Schmidt and Kenneth Blackman with pitchers Harry Frohwein and Eugene Ford.
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Shields Off To Fast Start In North South
Frank X Shields of New York, America's top player, began strong at the North and South tournament in Pinehurst NC. He defeated Byron Abels of UNC 6 0 6 0 and Nick Ashby of Duke 6 0 6 0 to reach the third round as peers Wilmer Allison Lester Stoefen Bryan Grant and George Lott Jr advanced to the second round due to defaults.
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Marengo High Defeats Parnell 22 to 6 in Baseball Faceoff
Marengo High School routed Parnell as Arthur Zimmermann pitched six innings and struck six, with four hits and two walks including a first up homer and a double. Six trips to first base fueled the 22-6 win while Primo Mulher allowed eleven Marengo hits alongside Hartz Bellstein and Timm.
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Walford High Defeats Solon Nine to Two in Eight Innings
Walford High opened its spring baseball season by beating Solon High 2 to 1 in eight innings. Walford had six hits to Solon’s three, including a three base hit by Stahle in the seventh that tied the game on a Felder’s fielder’s choice. Stable for Solon fanned sixteen and allowed six hits while Lee pitched for Walford with ten strikeouts and three hits.
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Radium Ball Featured In Iowa Athletic Circus
Ed Brenk and Haruki Swaney former Iowa basketball players will exhibit a new court sport at the annual athletic circus in Iowa City on April 18 and 19 They will compete for baskets in the dark using a radium covered ball and the hoops will be illuminated A radium illuminated referee cap will also be worn.
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Iowa
Illinois Victorious Over Illinois Wesleyan 2-1 in Pitching Duel
Illinois beat Illinois Wesleyan 2 to 1 in Bloomington. Pershell pitched five hits allowed and Mead scattered eight hits as both teams traded runs. Final score shows Illini offense in the first and a lone tally in the eighth.
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