Pirates Clinch Spring Series With White Sox 10 4
The Pittsburgh Pirates clinched their 14 game exhibition series against the Chicago White Sox with a 10 to 4 win amid high winds and rough field conditions. Lloyd Waner and Paul Waner each had three hits for Pittsburgh, while Zeke Bonura extended Chicago’s woes with a triple and a double in the loss.
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Chicago White Sox
Ussa, Okla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Terre Haute
Ind
Kiidiay
Lloyd
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Zeke Bonura
Drake Relays Poised for Record 2 000 Athletes and Big Crowds
With 34 schools entered the Drake Relays on April 27-28 the 25th edition will crown a beauty queen and stage a 2 500 piece band. An estimated 2 000 athletes from the Midwest South and West will compete in 37 events including new class structures and junior college events. Top sprinters from Michigan Marquette and Indiana join a broad field across conferences from the Big Ten to the Big Six and more.
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Des Moines
Franklin P Johnson
Middlewest South
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Ilinois
Missouri
Ohio
Nebraska
Johnson
Penn
Wills Ward
Michigan
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Metcalfe
Ray Sears
Butler
Ivan Fuqua
Indiana
Neree Alix
Town Town State
Drake
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Purdue
Chicago
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Oklahoma
Aggies
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DePauw
Grinnell
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Simpson
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Morningside
Wesleyan
Notre Dame Abilene Christian
Texas
Buena Vista Pomona
Claremont Calif
Washington State
Penn College
Parsons
Bats and Bets Stir Preseason Baseball Banter
New York critics and fans alike tease over bats and betting as baseball season nears. Intriguing price moves tilt toward Cubs and Giants while Tigers and Cardinals loom as options.
Warneke To Open Cubs Season Against Reds In Opener
Chicago announced veteran right hander Lon Warneke will start for the Cubs in the National League opener at Cincinnati on Tuesday. Warneke, winner of 18 games last year, will attempt to repeat his opening victory from 1940. Dizzy Dean and Bek Nero som were set to oppose St Louis in the other opener as Cardinal manager Frisch groomed Dean for the Cards NL debut.
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Dizzy Lan
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Minth
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Hojes Ehameny
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Che
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Rothrock
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Henees Kieaton
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Warneke
Cub
St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Bek Nerosom
Frank Frisch
Cardinal
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Rogers Hornsby
Irving Hadley
George Blachader
Fixing Golf Swing Feet Spread and Pivot Movement
The passage describes adjusting stance feet spread to fit within shoulder width and maintaining a fixed area for body motion during the swing. It notes a forward press, right twist, and shoulder-arm pivot, with hands rising and a drag sensation as the club moves back and forth. It references a Dewn Swing Tower and Chicago editor notes.
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Drake
Wakonda to Host Women s State Golf Tourney at Des Moines
The Wa konda Country Club in Des Moines was chosen to host the women s state golf tournament starting July 9, after Council Bluffs could not host due to course construction. Cedar Rapids Country Club had been considered as an alternate site.
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Elizabeth Curtis
Rock Island Arsenal
Sioux City Country Club
Des Moines Golf and Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hyperion Field Club
Mason City Country
Sunnyside Club
Don Young Returns as Pro at Monticello Country Club
Monticello Iowa golf scene welcomes pro Don Young back for another season. Greens reconditioning and clubhouse improvements planned. Social events and two major matches set for June and July with Luete Robinson headlining an exhibition and a July tournament inviting twenty seven eastern Iowa clubs.
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Monticello
Don Young
Monticello Country Club
Luete Robinson
Iowa
College Wrestlers At Iowa State For National Tourney
Ames Iowa State hosts the national AAU meet with more than 100 top amateurs entering opening rounds Friday afternoon and evening The semifinals and finals are set for Saturday The American Olympic wrestling committee will meet during the tournament to discuss plans for the 1936 games Oklahoma A and M leads with four national champions including Ross Flood at 126 pounds.
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Iowa State College
American Olympic Wrestling Committee
Oklahoma
A and
Cowboys
Ross Flood
Six Cities Join Tri County Softball League for 1934 Season
Six teams from Louisa, Washington, Henry counties form a new Tri-County Softball League in Washington Iowa. Teams Columbus Junction Wapello Wyman Winfield Crawfordsville and Washington will practice after lighted fields are ready. Games scheduled Tuesday and Friday at 830 with seven innings and nine players per side.
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Columbus Junction
Wapello
Wyman
Louisa County
Winfield
Henry County
Crawfordsville
Washington County
Smith and Cole Set for Coliseum Boxing Card
The Coliseum program is finalized by Eddie Jennings. Ted Smith and Johnny Cole meet in a four round 180 pound opener. Rudy La Dizzi faces Tiny Roebuck in a 290 pound bout. Baron Ben Ginsburg and Eddie Lewis box in a time limit bout. Kogut and Schultz square off for thirty minutes. Ray Stall to referee in place of Alex Fidler after his recent roughing up.
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American Legion Club
Ted Smith
Johnny Cole
Rudy la Dizzi
Tiny Roebuck
la Dizzi
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Rudy
Roebuck
Baron Ben Ginsburg
Eddie
Ray Stall
Council Bluffs
Alex Fidler
Fidler
Rivers To Meet Ran In Eau Claire Fight On April 20
Joe Rivers ends his weeks long vacation and returns to fourth wars in Eau Claire Wisconsin on April 20 to fight Eddie Ran a Polish welterweight from New York Ran is regarded as a leading welter with notable punching power in recent rankings
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Joe Rivers
Wis
Eddie Ran
New York
Ran
Stoefen Drops Out As North South Tennis Faces Heats Up
In Pinehurst North Carolina the North and South tournament advances to the quarterfinals with top seeds Frank Shields Walter Martin Wilmer Allison Marcel Rainville Bryant Grant and George Lott Jr remaining. Lester Stoefen seeded third withdrew saying he was overextended after two months of play.
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Los Angeles
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Brooklyn
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New York
Walter Martin
Toronto
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Marcel Rainville
Montreal
Bryant Grant
Atlanta
J Gilbert Ha
South Orange
N. J
Anthony Latona
Washington
Jone
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
Cunningham To Run In Kansas-Nebraska Dual
Lincoln AP Henry F. Schulte said he will have five timekeepers at the Kansas Nebraska dual track meet to cover potential world records by Glenn Cunningham or Heye Lambertus. Lambertus will run the 220 yard low hurdles for the first time this year. Schulte notes no expectation of new marks.
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Henry F. Schulte
Kansas
Wrestling Results Across Cities From Associated Press
AP reports wrestlers from New York St Louis Harrisburg Syracuse Eau Claire Gloversville Hartford St Joseph faced competitors from Denmark Ohio Arizona and Germany. Victories include Jack Bloomfield 185 New York defeating Axel Madsen 88 Denmark in 35 50 and Jim Landow 199 St Louis beating Dick Shikat. Other bouts list weights and outcomes with several injuries.
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Axel Madsen
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Jim_ Landow
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Dick Shikat
Germany
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Chicago
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Jake Patterson
Len Macaluse
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Schenectady
Ed Martin
Hartford
Conn
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Boston
Sam Cor- Hovanies
ST._JOSEPH
Abe Kashy
Henry Graber
Berlin
Newhall High Beats Shellsburg 9 7 In Baseball Clash
Newhall High defeated Shellsburg 9 to 7 on Tuesday. Shellsburg’s Thomas allowed nine hits, including two triples off M Rinderknecht. Newhall starter Regewald gave up five hits in four innings before Stelling finished with no hits and six strikeouts.
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Stelling
Omaha Cheers Goodman On Way To Golf Wars
Johnny Goodman, 23, leaves Omaha amid cheers for the Walker Cup bid and upcoming British amateur and American open events at St Andrews. He notes peak form, extra winter pounds, and a tenet to enter the British open if funds permit, carrying fifteen custom clubs.
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St. Andrews
Johnny
Bobby Jones
England
Iowa to Enter Three Relay Teams at Kansas Carnival
Iowa City IA April 21 The University of Iowa will field three relay squads at the Kansas carnival in Lawrence Coach George T Bresnahan said nine men will contest the mile half mile and shuttle hurdles It is likely the mile and half mile squads will be chosen from six contenders Ed Becker Dick Crayne Russell Henry Robert Cook Bernie Page Sidney Dean Francis Cretzmeyer Graham Moulton Ray Latham John Parker will complete the relay lineup The Hawkeyes have previously won all three events and hold the meet record in the mile
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Lawrence
George T. Bresnahan
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Bresnahan
Ed Becker
Des Moines
Dick Crayne
Fairfield
Russell Henry
Lowden High Beats Wheatland 14 to 1 in Opener
Lowden Iowa high school baseball opened the season with a 14 to 1 victory over Wheatland on the local diamond. Myron Schneider was named team captain.
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Lowden High
Wheatland Nine
Myron Schneider
Exhibition Baseball At Barlow Montreal Int
Rochester Indians beat Montreal int 3 to 0 in the first game. Fisher Ogden Kimsey and Henline supported by Kaufman Brown and Lewis pitched well in the exhibition event.
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Rochester
Fisher
Ogden
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Kaufman, Brown and Lewis
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