Babe Ruth Leads Braves to 4 2 Victory Over Giants
Babe Ruth homers off Carl Hubbell driving in three and scoring another as he fuels the Braves past the Giants 4 to 2 in Boston. Ruth also makes a key catch and stars amid cold weather with Urbanski Whitney and Jordan contributing hits. Lefty Brandt wins, Hubbell charged with loss.
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Levinsky Knocks Out Birkie In Fourth Round
Chicago heavyweight Le vinsky defeats Hans Birkie with a technical knockout one minute into the fourth round in Denver. Birkie suffers a fractured right hand, prompting a stop to the bout amid boos from the crowd.
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Dutra And Thomson Set For Iowa City Exhibition Match
American open champion Olin Dutra and Australian open titlist Jim Thomson will play 18 holes of exhibition golf in Iowa City on May 10 against two University of Iowa players to be chosen. Ossie Solem, director of athletics, announced the event.
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Dizzy Hurt As Cubs Defeat Cards 4-3 In Cold Open
In a 1925 season opener at Wrigley Field content shows Dizzy Dean leaving the mound after a Lindstrom shot above his ankle threatened a fracture but an X-ray found no break The Cardinals fell 4 3 though Dean was later believed to return within a week as Chicago scenes marked the wintry crowd and pennant hopes.
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Pirates to Award Orchids and Onions at Home Return
Pittsburgh Plate players will receive orchids for top acts as three WCAE radio staffers announce prizes. Helen Wayne will honor the first Pirate winning pitcher, Alice Abbott the first home run hitter, and Dorothy Devlin the first error maker with an omen presented on the field.
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Town baseball tops Carleton 3 2 on timely hits
University of Town defeats Carleton 3 to 2 as Lawrence Haltom belts a key hit. Carleton rallies in the ninth fall short, with Petraborg and Lunder pairing for Carleton and Reece, Mau and Hoover handling Town.
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Boxing Results Roundup From Various Cities
In New York Bobby Pacho stopped Leonard Del Genio at 2 rounds in a featherweight bout. Rinny Levinsky halted Hans Birhie in Chicago. Sammy Chivas won in Chicago by decision. Detroit outpointed Eddie Carroll in a 146 pound match. Johnny Lucas defeated Jackie Davis in Camden New Jersey. Izzy Jannazzo beat Phil Farr in Washington. Mel Bursheim and Joe Duran topped their opponents in Rapid City and Fourche. Frankie Cinque outpointed Eddie Brink in Plainfield. Lynch outpointed Joe Garman in Plainfield showing a busy night of local boxing across the region.
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Cyclones blank Nebraska 6 to 0 in home opener
Iowa State baseball defeated Nebraska 6 to 0 in Ames on Monday. Pitcher Scott allowed four scattered hits and did not surrender a Nebraskan runner until the ninth inning due to an error. ISU totaled six hits and capitalized on Cornhusker errors to build the lead.
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Perry Turns Down Movies and Heads to England
International tennis star Fred Perry rejected movie contract offers and left Hollywood for New York bound ocean liner to England. His fiancée Mary Lawson British actress announced their engagement was off, while Perry met with studio executives but no deal was reached.
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Y M C A Squash Semi Finals Set for Wednesday
The first annual squash tournament at the Y M C A advances to the semi finals on Wednesday at 5 00 pm A O Ambroz faces Dr George Miley in the opening match while Ralph Yuill plays Bill Graham The winners meet in the final Friday at 5 00 pm Also Portland report notes Lester O Neil of Deering Maine defeats Jean Jaotiste Latroche of Quebec two falls to one.
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Radio Schedule Full of NBC CBS WBBM WCCO Programs
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Ferrell Masters Yankees in 1 0 Victory
Wes Ferrell held the New York Yankees to two hits over seven innings and beat Vernon Gomez 1 0 in frigid opening day action. George Selkirk and Lou Gehrig provided the Yankees’ only runs as Boston’s new regime under Joe Cronin earned a brilliant win.
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Motor Bus Control Bill Passes Senate
The Wheeler bill granting regulatory power over interstate motor carrier transport was approved by the Senate without a record roll call and moves to the House. In Clutier a new town council member will replace John Novotny, who resigned to become street cleaner and cemetery caretaker. Oliver Juva is reappointed town marshal.
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Funeral services for D M Strawman 82 who died at his home Sunday were conducted at the Methodist church. The Rev S V Williams formerly pastor now at Wyoming led the service with assistance from the Rev H D Green. Burial followed at Riverside cemetery.
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Hupp Motor Case Opened In Court
In Detroit a stockholders petition for receivership moved to federal court as Judge Edward J. Moinet opened a hearing Tuesday. The proceedings mark a last attempt at compromise amid troubled affairs at the Hupp Motor company. In Elgin burial services for Mrs. Ted Ringdahl aged 43 of Austin Minnesota were held Sunday for Eva Blough born in Elgin daughter of Mr and Mrs George Blough
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Thousand Sportsmen Eye Million Dollar Ocean Fight
United Press reports a proposed world heavyweight title match staged mid ocean aboard a theater-like ship. A thousand sportsmen would pay $1,000 each, totaling about a million, with plans offering Max Baer’s manager Ancil Hoff man a $300,000 guarantee and the challenger Schmeling about $100,000 plus radio and film rights.
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Butler Key Entry Joins 5 More at Drake Relays
Five new schools sign on for the Drake Relays April 26 27 in Des Moines Iowa led by Butler University with distance ace Ray Sears anchoring a medley relay and defending the two mile title. Other late entrants include Missouri Detroit DePauw Luther Decorah and Dubuque University.
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Steele Wins In Minneapolis Wrestling Bout
Ray Steele of Glensdale California defeated Lou Plummer of Baltimore Maryland by fall in 16 minutes and 4 seconds at a Minneapolis wrestling match.
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