Raiders Acquire Stapleton to Bolster Infield This Season
Springfield reports Caps Crossley welcomes Frank Stapleton a left handed first baseman who hit .342 last year in the Arkansas State league He joins DeForrest to form a capable Raiders infield Stapleton 22 and DeForrest 20 are slated to go north Friday with a choice at first base Crossley plans further shifts as workouts continue and Springfield battles in early season action Two million people in Great Britain are living alone.
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National League Standings and Tuesday Schedule Summary
National League standings show New York leading with five wins and one loss, followed by Chicago and Philadelphia with varying records. Monday results include Philadelphia beating New York seven to six and Pittsburgh topping Chicago nine to eight. Upcoming Tuesday games feature Chicago at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at New York among others.
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Coe Track Squad Prepares for Drake Relays and Drills
Coe College track stars, fresh from the State Teachers relays, begin drills for Drake Relays. Coach Rutgers plans half mile and mile relay teams with Stookey, Carson, Martin, McKinley, and Wedgebury likely in contention. Stookey eyes 100 yards, while Martin competes in pole vault and discus. Carson and McKinley, winners in broad jump at Cedar Falls, target their specialty at Des Moines.
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Continuous wet and cold weather harms Irish crops
Continuous wet and cold weather has greatly damaged crops across the Irish Free State, threatening yields and farm livelihoods. Local farmers report widespread losses in grain and vegetable crops, with concerns over winter stock and future harvest prospects.
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Mack and Browns Win 15th Victories in Early Season
The Athletics and Browns snapped losing streaks with wins as underdogs. A's outscored the Yankees 12-11 on Doyle and Turbeville. Browns toppled the Tigers 9-6 behind late-inning rallys. Seville Dean delivered the key pinch hit for Pittsburgh later, while Gus Suhr sparked a Pirates comeback with a ninth-inning homer. Frisch guided the Cards to an 8-7 win over Cincinnati as Dizzy Dean earned his first victory of the season.
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Nash Motors ad promises luxury car feel and long life
An advertisement from Nash Motors Co of Kenosha Wisconsin touts lubricants that keep engines running “sweeter” and preserve a new car feel longer than rival vehicles. The copy urges readers to view the X-Ray System at the nearest Nash-LaFayette showroom.
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Major League Box Score Highlight
Box score notes detail runs batted in by Kampouris Lombardi Riggs Davis Myers Frisch Medwick and Moore Myers homered with Lombardi and Riggs adding two base hits Three base hit by Kampouris and a sacrifice by Goodman. Cincinnati stranded six while St Louis left seven on base as Brennan walked five over eight innings. Derringer took the loss while Sears Goetz and Klein worked in relief. Time of game was 1 hour 53 minutes.
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Boston and Brooklyn Baseball Clash Notes
Boston and Brooklyn played a 4 to 1 game with Benge earning the win and Earnshaw the loss. E Moore hit a homer for Boston along with multiple players contributing, while Bordagaray and Berger produced key two base hits for Brooklyn.
White Sox top Indians as Kennedy shines on mound
Ver non Kennedy pitched four hit innings to power the White Sox to a 5-1 victory over the Indians. The Bees knocked George Earnshaw from the mound in an 8-4 win against the Dodgers, with Moore delivering a homer and four straight hits. The Giants lost to the Phillies 7-6 despite Mel Ott driving in two with a ninth inning homer.
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Indian Tarzan Brown Wins Boston Marathon
Ellison Tarzan Brown, a Narragansett from Providence Rhode Island, clinched first place in the 40th Boston Marathon. He led most of the run from Hopkinton over 26 miles 385 yards, finishing in 2 33 40 5, narrowly missing the course record as Johnny Kelley challenged him in the final miles.
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Fox Leads Detroit to Victory Over St Louis in 9-4 Shootout
Fox hits a home run and drives in two as Detroit defeats St Louis 9 to 4. Lary Rogell Greenberg and Carey add RBIs while Caldwells pitching battles Mox. Van Atta earns the win for Detroit with Hogsett taking the loss as umpires Rolls and Basil call time of 2 40.
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New York to Dublin Steamship Service Inauguration
The American Association announces a new steamship service between New York and Dublin in the Irish Free State. Germany purchased nearly two thirds of Brazil's cotton production last year.
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Walker Cup Squad Led by Ouimet for U S Team
The United States will field five veterans and six newcomers for the Walker Cup defense against England September 2 3 at Clementon New Jersey announced by the U S G A Captain Francis Ouimet Brookline Mass leads a roster featuring John Fischer Cincinnati Walter Emery Oklahoma City Johnny Goodman Omaha Charley Yates Atlanta and others The team includes players with prior Walker Cup experience national titles and recent amateur triumphs.
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Local Prep Teams Head to Drake Relays
Four area high schools plan entries in Drake Relays with Roosevelt using Reilly Hasek Endsley and Russell in the 440 and 880 relays, Wilson fielding Christie Jakubec Mrkvicka and Wishniewsky in 440 880 and mile relays, McKinley sending Davenport Olmstead Miles and Jordan to sprint relays, and Franklin sending four boys in the 440 880 and mile relays with personnel decisions pending.
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Big Ten Grid Coaches Size Up The Situation
In Chicago, Minnesota and Ohio State face heavy player losses yet are projected to lead the Big Ten. Western conference coaches, after spring camps, acknowledge strong defending co-champions and tend toward optimism despite gaps from departures.
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Iowa Tennis Team Edged by Coe In Rain Shortened Meet
The undefeated Iowa tennis squad faced its stiffest test as Coe College hosted on Iowa courts. Rain halted play after three singles and one doubles, with Fleming Cline Nye Metz all winning their matches for Iowa, while Turner edged Metz in a rain-shortened first set.
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First Arrivals In Des Moines For Drake Relay Meet
The Drake Relays opened with the first teams arriving in Des Moines. Oklahoma Baptists, missing ace hurdler Sam Allen due to eligibility rules, arrived with a strong mile relay and pole vaulter Dick Harkins. California Tech followed, planning half mile and mile relays. Other teams from the southwest and west expected today in cold winds near freezing.
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