Indians Rally in Fourteen to Nerve Detroit 2 1
Cleveland outscores Detroit 2 1 after fourteen innings in a pitchers duel. Hildebrand pitched nine, Sullivan debut sealed the win by shutting out the Indians until the 14th, while Auker held Cleveland to four hits over eight frames. Greenberg doubled in Detroit’s ninth. Gehringer collected four hits.
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Raiders Push Ahead Under Steaming Sun At Hill Park
The Raiders conduct a sun drenched practice at Hill Park as Crossley prepares 30 men for featured drills. Veterans Newton Mizéur Swanson Créissiéy Gould press for conditioning while prospects sharpen at week start. Cardinals linkage looms for outfield help.
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Welch Shines as Red Sox Top Griffs 4 0 in Washington
Johnny Welch star for Boston in a 4 0 win over Washington. Monte Weaver started for the Senators and left after six, with Jack Russell and Leon Pettit finishing. Hitting included Bishop and Dahlgren for Boston, while Washington’s offense produced minimal threats. Attendance not listed.
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Hawkeyes defeat Bradley 4 to 1 in Peoria
Hawkeye baseball squad tops Bradley 4 1 as Lowell Gosser dominates with a sweeping curve and fast ball striking out seven. Claussen adds two doubles in Iowa’s ten hit assault on Gene Handley. Bradley’s lone run comes in the closing frame on Gosser’s fifth inning homer. Both teams showcase strong defense with one error and a double play each. Iowa remains to face Bradley again Monday.
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Rookies Hold Key to Pennant Chase Across Leagues
The article notes six MLB rookies shaping pennant races. Rose Berger plays second for Cleveland, Alex Hooks leads for the Athletics, Billy Myers at short for Cincinnati, Terry Moore centers for the Cardinals, Babe Dahlgren at first for Boston, and George Selkirk replaces Babe Ruth in right field for the Yankees.
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Cleveland
Alex Hooks
Athletics
Billy
Myers
Cincinnati
Terry
Moore
Cardinals
Babe Dahlgren
Boston Red Sox
George Selkirk
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Records Fall at Fallin Teachers Relays
At the fourteenth annual Town State Teachers College Relays in Cedar Falls seven new records were set by college athletes and six by high school competitors. Iowa Teachers led collegiate results with three marks including the 440 yard relay the 840 yard relay and the mile relay. Ralph Martin of Coe topped the pole vault at 12 feet 10 inches. The miles relay provided the day’s most exciting race with Iowa State Teachers setting a new record. Orville Nichols chased Pulds Kohawk in the closing stretch.
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Coe
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Grinnell
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Martin
Collegé
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Nichols
Pulds
Kohawk
Baseball score unclear from fragment header
Fragmentary sports item shows a baseball score fragment with names Pittabsishee Marencita Willem and Mary and partial timestamps, but exact teams, date, and final result are not readable.
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Raiders in Western League spring training plan discussed
Crossley, pending consent from President Larry Zohnaot and directors, outlines a southward spring training base away from Cedar Rapids. He argues preseason focus, not weather, shapes public reaction, and notes aging pitchers and unknown prospects shaping Braves and Cubs rosters.
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Oph Crossley
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Larry? Zohnaot
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Crossley
Fred Perry sails home for Davis Cup defense
Fred Perry sailed home to England to defend the 1935 Davis Cup. He rejected all offers to turn professional or act in films, saying his duty as an Englishman is to help retain the cup and he expects England to win while the United States may defeat Australia in the inter-zone final.
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British Lawn Tennis ‘Association
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High Seas
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England
United States
Australia
Wilmer Allison Sweeps North South Tennis Titles
North-South net reports Wilmer Allison, the United States No 1, captured the singles title by defeating J Gilbert Hall 6-1 6-2 6-4 at Pinehurst. After lunch Allison and Hall won the doubles title over Marcel Rainville and Laird Watt 6-2 6-1 4-6 6-? to complete the sweep.
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United States
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South Orange
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Great Kansas Relays Upset Highlights Records
Glenn Cunningham yielded to Glenn Dawson in the mile at the thirteenth Kansas Relays carnival. Eight meet records fell including Iowa sprinters surpassing world standards. Dawson won the mile ahead of Cunningham in a dramatic homestretch finish amid a 10 000 to 15 906 crowd. Kansas and Indiana set new marks in relay and medley events.
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National League Baseball Scores and Pairings Note
A fragmented recap shows Sunday and Saturday results across the National League with teams including Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Detroit and Boston. Standings are given for several clubs such as New York Milwaukee and Detroit with partial records and schedules.
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