Warneke Leads Cubs to 3-0 Opener Victory Over Cardinals
Lonnie Warneke pitched a four hit shutout as the Cubs defeated the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 0 in the season opener. Frank Demaree and Henry Kimber Demaree sparked a second inning rally with key hits, producing all three Cubs runs while Warneke limited Cardinals to singles and avoided trouble with two double plays.
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Baseball and standings update from midweek sports page
The column lists team standings for WL and Pet and reports Wednesday and Thursday results across leagues. Notable entries include Boston Chicago New York St Louis and Philadelphia with partial scores and upcoming matchups. American Association results show Toledo St Paul Columbus Milwaukee and Indianapolis with late scores.
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Tipton High Trackmen Defeat Mechanicsville 71 to 56
Tipton High School track team beat Mechanicsville 71 56 at Mechanicsville on Monday. Monr of Mechanicsville led with 15 points, Walton of Tipton scored 12 for second, Cook of Tipton had 10 for third. Tipton won seven events while Mechanicsville won eight events.
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Walford High Downs Newhall Nine 2-1 in Pitchers Battle
Walford High School edged Newhall 2 to 1 in a pitcher duel. KO Lee pitched for Walford and Lee King for Newhall each four hits and two errors marked the game. Walford scored on a bases on balls and a sacrifice in the second to take the lead and held on for the win.
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Notable Boxing Bout Sparks Confusion in Fragmented Report
A disjointed sports note describes several boxing results with names like Samime Kidd, Terre Haute, and Porthend. The garbled text mentions matches and outpoints but lacks clear structure, dates, or complete outcomes.
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Senators Defeat Athletics 4-1 in Opening Day Fan Cheer
President Roosevelt attends the season opener as Washington tops Philadelphia 4 to 1 behind Al Crowder and Alphonse Thomas. Joe Cronin leads the attack with three singles in his first game as manager, while Connie Mack fields a makeshift Athletics lineup.
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Baseball Openers Bring Beer Talk and Record Chases
The column notes the 1933 season opening with Giants lacking John McGraw, Babe Ruth at a likely last opener, Lou Gehrig aiming to extend consecutive games, and Connie Mack joining the Athletics–Senators opener. It also corrects beer at Sportsman’s Park and explains Cedar Rapids Mississippi Valley league franchise doubts amid a $2,700 debt and possible $3,000 Cincinnati deal.
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Illinois poised for fifteen round boxing bouts
Governor Henry Horner only needs to sign to permit fifteen round bouts in Illinois. The measure passed the house Tuesday by 104 to 4 and is considered assured upon the governor's approval.
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Death Takes Second Of Six Poe Brothers, Football Stars
Baltimore dispatch recalls the Poe brothers of Princeton football with the death of S Johnson Poe the second to star for the team. Four Poe brothers remain including Edgar Allan Poe Princeton captain 1889 and all American, Arthur Poe famed for two Yale wins and a 99 yard fumble return, and John Prentice Poe quarterback. Arthur Poe, assistant manager at Quaker Oats, left Cedar Rapids for the funeral.
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Michigan Tutors Take Both Games From Iowa Nine
Western State Teachers swept Iowa in a Michigan Invasion doubleheader, winning 5-3 in the opener and 9-3 in the nightcap at Kalamazoo. Brandt pitched for Western State, scattering five hits while issuing nine walks, with Blackman finishing the finale for the Hilltoppers and Reeded through seven. Iowa’s bats produced scattered hits led by Schulh and Draevr, but Western State’s timely hits and errors by Iowa limited scoring in both games.
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Toronto Defeats Rangers in Title Match
The Toronto Maple Leafs rallied from behind with a smashing attack to beat the New York Rangers 3-2 before 14,000 fans at Maple Leaf Garden. Toronto stays in contention for the world hockey championship and Stanley Cup, needing wins in the two remaining games while the Rangers hold a 2-1 series edge.
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Savoldi Suspended by Mat Association
The National Wrestling Association suspended Joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame football star, who defeated Jim Londos in Chicago last Friday night.
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Springville Meeting Names Walbur Whitaker Baseball Manager
At a Monday evening gathering in Springville discussions covered forming a baseball team and Walbur Whitaker was elected team manager.
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Browning Pins Lewis In Last Illinois Match
In Chicago at the Coliseum Jim Browning defeated Ed The Strangler Lewis in a lengthy wrestling bout lasting one hour three minutes. The victory led to a statewide suspension of the sport by Illinois Minors Athletic Commission pending further action. Promoter John Doc Krone was allowed to stage the show under prior permission.
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Marion Hosts Wrestling and Boxing Show at Christie Hall
The Marion A C plans a boxing and wrestling program in Christie hall Thursday night. Feature wrestling match pairs Jimmy Bear of Marion 158 lbs against Dick Minear of Freeport 173 lbs. Gene Miller 175 lbs of Marion meets Dick Diederich 165 lbs of Marion in a finish match. Boxing bouts include Bean Picker Edwards of Marion vs Don Riley of Cedar Rapids and Chet Williams vs Billy Carmen of Sioux City with Wild Bill Redd vs Kid Kulish and Pug Ozburn vs Young Newcomb. All bouts are four rounds.
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Rough Wrestler And Spectator Are Jailed
In Council Bluffs Iowa a wrestling bout sparked a disturbance when wrestler Roughhouse Nelson threw the referee out of the ring and a spectator rushed in to attack him. Both men were jailed on a disturbance charge after three police officers had to restore order.
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Wrestling Results From AP Meet With Notable Tosses
Sam Stein of Newark defeated Steve Znosky of Poland by fall at 35 minutes 59 seconds in New York. Nim Browning of Vernoia Missouri defeated Ed Strangler Lewis of Los Angeles by fall at 63 minutes 32 seconds in Chicago.
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Valley League Ready To Operate With Six Clubs
Des Moines owner Art Ewoldt considers taking over the sixth Mississippi Valley league club in Keokuk Iowa meeting with Quincy and Burlington fans. Other six clubs listed include Davenport Keokuk Rock Island Peoria and Springfield. League sets salaries limits and rosters as Cedar Rapids may remain undecided pending further talks.
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Northeast Iowa Loop Expands With Nine Teams
The Northeastern Iowa baseball league votes to admit Bellevue, forming a nine team loop with Maquoketa, Bellevue, Oxford Junction, and others. Officers include Preston president and Maquoketa secretary treasurer. schedule to be announced next week. Season starts May 14 with some non league games prior. Seven War of 1812 widows still receive pensions.
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