Raider Intracamp Game Highlights Crossley’s Strong Infield
Gerlach homered on his first swing and Pelton stood out in the outfield while Filbert, Patton and Keeney anchored the infield. Crossley praised pitching depth, noted Howard Taylor’s lighter frame, and said Cabble and Hayes show promise as he reshapes the Raider squad in spring camp.
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Gerlach
Pelton
Filbert
Raider
Matthews
Crossley
Howard Taylor
Chucker
Cedar Rapids
Rochester
Columbus
Raiders
DeForest
Patton
Short
Keeney
Genlinger
Cabble
Cap
Art Hayes
Pine Bluff Club
Heles
John Huss and Trinity Win Church League Titles
John Huss defeats Bethel 8 to 7 to capture the Pioneer championship while Trinity beats Central Park 16 to 13 to secure the Comrade crown. Marz and G. Lucas led Huss with field baskets and points, Scriven and Bednasek each scored eight for Central Park in a tense finish.
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Trinity Methodist
Bethel
Central Park
Marz
G. Lucas
Trinity
Scriven
Bednasek
Tp Wild
Lucas
Farmer
Mimms
Janos
Johnson
Simms
Laman
Moore
Zarub
Washington
Samek OP
Lloyd George and
R. Poppenager
Miller
Youtzy
lHiggins
Colby
Lewis Crawford
Swomiey
Harover E Yons
Greene
Lloyd George
Stanwood High Trips Lowden Nine 15 to 1
Stanwood High School baseball crushed Lowden 15 to 1 in a Wapsie conference game. Richt Klinkhammer Olson and Oepping each had three hits for Stanwood. Gellemeyer pitched a two hit complete game with eight strikeouts while Richt fanned five. The teams previously met with Stanwood winning 3-2 and will meet again next Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the Cedar county tournament opener.
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Gazette
Stanwood
Lowden
Richt
Klinkhammer
Olson
Oepping
Gellemeyer
Lowdon
Cedar County
Johnny Goodman Wins Mason Dixon Championship Title
Johnny Goodman former National Open champion defeated Jack Davison 5 and 4 to win the Mason-Dixon title at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Goodman from Omaha added the regional victory to his golfing achievements.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Jack Davison
Long Meadow
Mass
Standings and Results in Early American League Baseball
The AMERICAN LEAGUE standings show Chicago Detroit and Boston tied at 3 0 1 with varying records as New York and Philadelphia trail. Friday results include Chicago 5 Detroit 3 Boston 8 New York 0 and Cleveland 13 St Louis 10 in 10 innings.
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Detroit
Boston
New York
Washeton
Ph'delphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Wlpets
Cincinnati Pittsburgh
Boston Phielphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City Milwaukee Columbus St Paul baseball results
A fragmented recap shows Kansas City 301.000 over Milwaukee, Minneapolis at Indianapolis, and Columbus 1 St. Paul 4. Indianapolis 0 Louisville 3 2 .600 with Toledo 0. July 7 Louisville 6 in 10 innings. Other games postponed. Saturday schedule lists St Paul at Toledo and Minneapolis at Columbus.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Apolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Indinapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Bausse City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Morris Leads Kansas Decathlon At Relays
Morris, a Denver salesman and former Colorado State athlete, tops the Kansas Relays decathlon with 4 135 points after the first five events. Cunningham, mile world record holder, returns on the home track for his first outdoor run as Olympics prelims draw a strong field. Clyde Coffman trails by 225 points, with Berwanger Burk and Elser close behind as the event continues.
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Kan
Glenns
Morris
Cunningham
Denver
Colorado
Clyde Coffman
Topeka
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Lovett Burk
Oklahoma
Don Elser
Notre Dame
Brubaker Suspended Over Hand Freezing For Fights
San Francisco reports heavyweight Phil Brubaker of Dinuba is indefinitely suspended by the state athletic commission for alleged drug use to freeze his hands to dull pain during bouts with King Levinsky Fred Lenhart and Joe Bauer. His aides George Hunefield Billy Hunefield and Ernest Herman also sanctioned. Brubaker says pain forced the choice, not drug use. The commission has pursued action since the Levinsky win.
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INS
Phil Brubaker
Dinuba
California
White Hope
State Athletic Commission
George Hunefield
Billy Hunefield
Ernest “Tillie” Herman
King Levinsky
Fred Lenhart
Joe Bauer
Levinsky
Brubaker
Oklahoma Wrestlers Dominate Final Olympic Trials Push
Oklahoma grapplers trained hard and built a strong lead in the last Olympic trials rounds in Bethlehem. Oklahoma qualified numerous men across 123, 134, 145, 158, 174, 191 and heavyweight divisions, with standout pins and close calls among Cornell and Lehigh notables.
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Joseph Parkey
Oklahoma Southwestern
Ross Flood
Howell Scobey
Lehigh
Francis Millard
North Adams
Mass
Thomson King
Dale Brand
Cornell
Iowa
Brand
Louis Jiminez
Cleveland
Howard McGrath
Tony Montonaro
McGrath
Robert Fenwall
Gordon Ellison
Ralph Silverstein
Chicago
Bob Murray
John Engel
Stamford
Conn
Farmersburg High Beats Garnavillo 14 to 3 in Home Game
Farmersburg high school baseball overwhelmed Garnavillo 14 to 3 at home Friday. The team had twelve hits and two errors while Garnavillo managed four hits and three errors. Pitchers Fuelling and Klinkenburg starred for Farmersburg.
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Farmersburg
Garnavillo
Klinkenburg
Wrestling Results From Boston Waterbury and Cincinnati
The Associated Press reports wrestling results with mixed outcomes. Danno O Mahoney of Ireland and Yvon Robert of Montreal each earned one fall in a Boston match. In Waterbury Dr Martin Markus of New York defeated Maurice Kavell of Montreal by default after one fall each due to Kavell’s injured arm. In Cincinnati Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado defeated Walter Podolak of Syracuse in a 30 minute match.
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Boston
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Yvon Robert
Montreal
Drew
Waterbury
Conn
Martin Markur
New York
Maurice Leo Kavell
Kavell
Cincinnati
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Walter Podolak
Syracuse
Baseball game summary with Hubbell relief shines in win
Hubbell pinch hit in the sixth and earned the win as New York defeated Boston 6 to 4. Reis allowed 11 hits in 6 1 3 innings, Lanning yielded 3 runs in 2 2 3, while Hubbell gave 2 scoreless innings. Key hits included Danning Koenig Terry and Jordan with multiple RBIs and saves provided by strong defense and double plays.
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Ruongone
St WA
Vegas
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Terry
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Urbanski
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English
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Budge Wins North and South Singles Title Easily
Donald Budge of Oakland captured the North and South tennis tournament singles championship in Pinehurst with an easy win over Hal Surface of Kansas City. The final scores were 6-0 6-0 6-1.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Donald Budge
Oakland
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Colored Giants Begin Practice at Riverside Park
The Colored Giants will reorganize for the coming baseball season with the first practice set for Riverside Park on Monday at 7 p.m.
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Riverside
Colored Giants
Riverside Park
San Diego Fair Offers Million For Schmeling Louis Bout
San Diego exposition backers offer Uncle Mike Jacobs one million dollars to stage the Louis Schmeling fight. Marco and Fanchon of the theatrical firm propose $500,000 cash in escrow and the rest within a week, with San Diego hoping to oust New York for the bout.
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Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Marco and Fanchon
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Marco
Frank Belcher
Wayne Caillard
Jacobs
Boxing Commission
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Lakewood
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Board of Aldermen
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Belcher
Adolph Spreckles
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San Diego
Eight Amateur Ring Champions Are Crowned
In Cleveland eight new champions emerged in the national senior A A U boxing championships. The 1936 titleholders will travel to Chicago for Olympic tryouts next month. Eight winners include Jackie Wilson flyweight Cleveland Bill Joyce bantam Joe Church featherweight Tom Pallatine lightweight Leo Sweeney welterweight Jimmy Clark middleweight John Lasinski light heavyweight Willard Dean heavyweight.
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Simon Pures
Chicago
Jackie Wilson
Bill Joyce
Gary
Ind
Joe Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Tom Pallatine
South Bend
Leo Sweeney
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Clark
Jamestown
John Lasinski
Brooklyn
Willard Dean
Shreveport
Cleveland versus Louis baseball game report with late innings
Unclear OCR text records a packed box score style summary listing players, runs batted in, hits, and pitching details. Key names include Averill Trosky Bottomley and Knickerbocker with home run by Trosky and multiple base hits. Pitching lines show Allen Mahaffey Blaeholder Lee Thomas Meola with various innings cited.
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Clift
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Hemsley
Hughes
Bell
Campbell
Sullivan
Lary
Burns
Vosmik
Cleveland
Louis
Allen
Holder
Mahaffey
Thom St. Blaeas
Meola
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Raspes
Hudlin
Caldwell
ChiSox 5 Detroit 3 in baseball score update
Chicago toppled Detroit 5 to 3 as Whitehead earned the win over Auker in the lone nine inning game. Greenberg and Kreevich led with RBIs for Detroit and Chicago respectively while Goslin and Piet added timely hits.
Phillies Beat Washington On Late Rally In Nine
The game ended 3 to 0 with Washington failing to score after the ninth inning. Notable moments include two wild pitches by DeShong and a late Washington rally. Higgens hit a home run, while Bolton, Kubel, Travis, and Higgins drove in runs. Powell stole a base and a double play occurred Newsome to Hayes to Oglesby.
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Wabrini Ees
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Eee
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Philadelphia
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Bolton
Kubel
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Higgins
Powell
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Eldon Auker
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Kiki Cuyler
Babe Herman
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Herman
Cleveland Indians
Mike Meola
St. Louis Browns
Babe Phelps
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Phillies
Yawkey Faces Setback Optimistically For Red Sox
Boston owner Tom Yawkey stays upbeat after Joe Cronin breaks two fingers and Eric McNair shifts positions as Red Sox plan through a pennant race. Cronin may miss three weeks, but Yawkey cites reserves and upgrades from Werber Almada to fill gaps.
Boxing Roundup Drops Names and Places Across The Nation
Sport brief lists jabs and decisions from cities including Seattle St Paul Utica Des Moines Albuquerque and Fort Dodge with fighters Lenhart Gibbons Graham Legrone Walker De Grasse and others earning points or victories in varied bouts.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Fred Lenhart
Seattle
Jack Gibbons
Pracuse
N. Y
Bush
Graham
Utica
Tony Esas
Mexico
Maha — Jimmie Legrone
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Iowa Defeats Northwestern 7 4 in Season Opener
Iowa baseball beat Northwestern 7 to 4 as Lowell Gosser allowed five hits in seven innings. The Hawks built a 6 4 lead with four unearned runs aided by Wildcat errors, then added an insurance run in the eighth before Gosser closed out with three strikeouts.
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Iowa State Beats Nebraska 13 8 in Big Six Opener
Iowa State, co champion last year, opened the 1936 Big Six baseball season with a 13 to 8 win over Nebraska. Five runs in the fifth inning and four more in the seventh carried the Cyclones, with captain Toval Holmes collecting five hits. The teams meet again today.
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Neb
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Sy Enere
T and Krause
Spurlock
Atwood
Jehl Flasnick
Grove Shuts Out Yankees 8-0 in Opening Day Showdown
Lefty Grove dominated New York, allowing two hits as Boston blanked the Yankees 8-0 on a cold opening day. The veteran pitcher, aiming to surpass last season's 20 wins, kept Gehrig scoreless and the Boston defense flawless.
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Heinie Manush
Lou Gehrig
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Wisconsin Considers Crisler as New Director Coach
The Capital Times reports Wisconsin athletic board picked H. O. Fritz Crisler of Princeton to succeed Walter Meanwell and Clarence Spears. Regents to receive recommendation Tuesday. Sundt seeks other jobs. Crisler may bring Princeton assistants. Spears dismissed, Meanwell ousted amid discord. reorganization followed.
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Wis
Capital Times
H. O
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
University of Wisconsin Athletic Board
Walter E. Meanwell
Crisler
Athletic Board
The
Guy Sundt
Varsity
Wisconsin
Clarence Spears
Meanwell
the Times
Spears
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John Golemgeske
Big Ten
Toledo University
Crisler denies Wisconsin rumors as Princeton coach
Princeton University football coach H O Fritz Crisler rejected reports from Madison Wisconsin that he would become director of athletics and head football coach at Wisconsin. He stated he had no knowledge of the alleged move and remained with Princeton.
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N. J
H. O
Fritz” Crisler
Princeton University
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Wis
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Roosevelt And Iowa City In Dual Track Meet
Roosevelt faces Iowa City in a local dual meet at Coe Field today. The Coe track squad competes in the State Teachers Relays at Cedar Falls, while Roosevelt is the only local team in action here after the Mount Vernon quad meet was postponed.
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Iowa City
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Cedar Falls
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Cronin May Sit On Bench If Infield Clicks
New York AP reports Boston Red Sox playing manager Joe Cronin may bench himself indefinitely if his new infield arrangement works. Eric McNair moves to shortstop, Oscar Melillo to second, Bill Werber to third, with Mel Almada in Werber's right field spot as Cronin recovers from a thumb fracture.
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Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Yawkey
Joe Cronin
Philadelphia Athletics
Eric McNair
Cronin
Clark Griffith
Washington
Red Sox
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Bill Werber
McNair
Mel Almada
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Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Bill Terry
Giants
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Oscar Melillo
Werber
Clarence High shuts out Bennett in 11 to 0 win
Clarence High blanked Bennett 11 to 0 on Friday as the locals' defense held firm and Hasselbusch pitched a no hit, no run game against Olin last week. Klatt led hitters with three safeties and Gottschalk added a long triple.
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the Gazette
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Hasselbusch
Klatt
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Zachary Released By Brooklyn Dodgers
The Brooklyn Dodgers released veteran left handed pitcher Tom Zachary unconditionally. This marks his fifth career release, having gone directly from Guilford College to the Philadelphia Athletics and later pitched for Washington St. Louis Browns New York Yankees and Boston Braves.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Guilford College
Philadelphia Athletics
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Boston Braves
Former Correctionville Football Captain Dies
Earl H. Cohrt, former captain of Correctionville high school football, died in a Sioux City hospital after four days with pneumonia. He had been working in interior decorating in Sioux City.
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Earl H. Cohrt
Correctionville
Iowa
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