Cubs Rally Past Reds 8 to 4 Behind Klein and Hafey
Chicago gains its second win over Cincinnati as Chuck Klein hits his second homer in as many days and Gar Bush silences most Reds bats. Hafey adds a pair of homers for the Cubs while Bottomley, Herman, and Stainback contribute key runs in a bustling scoring spree at Cincinnati.
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Noisy 1900s Pet Showdraws Crowds at Brookway Games
A murky clipping reports a Wednesday event at Brookway featuring a Pet Wor 2 program with teams Chevad Ar Cine Rat Praide Now Yer and others. Officials list Verh, New Verh, and several games amid a bustling athletic program.
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Brookway
ASDAS
Babe Slugs Homer as Yankees Win 11-5
Babe Ruth and Jimmy Foxx sparked the New York Yankees to an 11-5 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. Ruth belted a late homer and Foxx drove in four runs on four hits as Bill Dickey added key hits. The Browns beat Cleveland 2-0 with strong pitching.
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YANKS
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Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
New York
Yank
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Wallen
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Patel
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Indians
Clivedand
Melle
St Louis
Cleveland Indians
Levinsky Beats Lice Ramage In Ten Round Duel
Levinsky wins a ten round decision over Lice Ramage at Olympic Stadium in Los Angeles. Ramage showed aggression but Levinsky dominated with steady punching and controlled the bout, earning the verdict as Ramage faded late.
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Levinsky
Lice Ramage
Fayette High Noses Out Hawkeye Batsmen in Close Tilt
Fayette High edged Hawkeye 8 to 7 in a tense Fayette court yard game. Key moments included Cubis timing for Hawkeye with the bases loaded and Beschiner's triple driving in runs. Fayettes Thomas, Pant, and Pant delivered timely hits as both teams traded blows and pitchers battled.
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Fayette
Hawkeye
Fayette Wodne
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Hawks
Beschiner
Ierd Thomas
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Pant
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Hite
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Giants Hopeful as Ott and Terry Lead Openers
Edward J. Nus reports Giants manager Bill Terry proud of his club after a season opener with the Phillies. Hubbell looks sharp, Ryan competes for second base, Mancuso and Cruz recover, and Ott and Terry pledge strong hitting despite early struggles. Crowd estimates reach about 37,000 as the champs begin the season.
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Associated Press
New York
Bill Terry
Giants
South
Phillies
Washington Senators
Carl Hubbell
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia Pilot
Blondy Ryan
Hockey Critz
Travis Jackson
Terry
Mel Ott
Myself
Caun
Cruz
Gus Mancuso
Mancuso
Whale Eady
Palo High Triumphs Over Shellsburg 8 to 7
Palo High defeated Shellsburg 8 to 7 in eight innings. The game went to extra innings after Palo tied the score late. Charles Thomas and David Thomas started for Shellsburg, while Reynolds and Comp pitched for Palo, with C Young batting.
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Shellsburg
Palo High School
Palo
Charles Thomas
David Thomas
Reynolds
Comp
C Young
Wrestling Results From The Associated Press mishmash
Wrestling results report scattered names and outcomes from multiple cities led by Rods Dusehike 44 soaked in a 2 1 loss to Vbe Coleman 20y Los Angeles and other bouts with unclear pairings.
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Jans Rampfer
Thttadelphia
Jim Vmevellen
Chicago
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Baston Etuo
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Aths Mich
Casey Golumbo
Tondosia
Fereove
Louisiana Track Squad Backs Drake Relays Plan
Des Moines dispatch reports LSU track team to attend Drake Relays at Senator Huey Long's urging to honor Senator Dickinson. Drake official E C Lytton said Long’s friendship influenced LSU to join and invited further Louisiana support for the event.
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Des Moines
Louisiana State University
Drake
Lousiana
Dickinson
Lytton
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Louisiana
Fows Man To Know Whether He's A Mat Star Or A Gridder
Ames spring football recalls 1916 Cyclone camp and a famed game with Iowa State Teachers College. Masser coached both football and wrestling that year as Cyclones were penalized 150 yards for holding penalties.
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Cyclone
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Cretzmeyer Tops Iowa Track Scorers With 49 Points
Francis Creetzmeyer of Iowa leads the track team with 49 points after a strong dual meet against Coe. The sophomore from Fmmsburg expects to compete in five events this outdoor season including hurdles jumps and javelin. Captain Sidney Dean Traer is the second high point man with 26 points, while Bev Gordon Graham Moulton and Dave Flage are also among the top scorers.
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Iowa City
Francis Creetzmeyer
Fmmersburg
University of Iowa
Cretzmeyer
Coe
Sidney Dean
Traer
Beverly Gordon
Fort Madison
Graham Moulton
Council Bluffs
Dave Flage
Watkon
Major League Opener Attendance Tops 184000
New York opening day drew 184000 fans across eight games with an average of 23000 per game. Giants beat Phillies 6 0 at the Polo Grounds as a nationwide kickoff marked by favorable weather and pennant race enthusiasm.
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Polo Grounds
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Athletics
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New York
John McGraw
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Goodman Predicts U S Victory In Walker Cup
Johnny Goodman United States open champion predicts the American Walker Cup team will defeat Britain at St Andrews. He cites team depth and experience, notes his own form, and says he will skip the British Open but play the British amateur. He practices at Lido Beach before sailing and praises his improved length and concentration, with a focus on refining his putting despite occasional inconsistencies.
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Johnny Goodman
St. Andrews
Scotland
Cyril James Hastings Tolley
Goodman
Johnny
Lido Country Club
Lido Beach
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Omaha Field Club
Garrison High Beats Urbana 12-5 in Baseball Clash
Garrison High School defeated Urbana 12 to 5 on Tuesday in Garrison Ia. The game featured strong hitting from the Garrison lineup while Urbana struggled to respond. The stray note about mail planes and elephants appears unrelated to the game and is not reflected in the score or outcome.
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Carnegie Fund Sought To Break ND USC Football Ties
In Portland, Rev. Father Mulcaire, ex Notre Dame athletics chair, charged the Carnegie Foundation sought to end Notre Dame vs. Southern California football games. He cited discussions of a sensational alumni speech. The contract renewal later extended annual games to 1937, amid Foundation charges of commercialism in Notre Dame athletics.
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