Cunningham Wins Mile in Kansas Relay Meet
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas defeats arch rival Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania in the mile at the Kansas Relays but misses Jack Lovelock’s world record. Crowds exceed 10,000 as conditions favor speed yet slow the record bid with a 4:12.7 final time.
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Red Sox Beat Yankees 9–6 in Open Series Opener
Boston trips New York 9 to 6 as Babe Ruth belts his second homer of the season with Combs aboard. Weiland exits for Oster mueller after surrendering two runs in the seventh to swing the game. Werber doubles early and scores on Reynold’s single to spark a four run rally that seals the lead.
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Iowa golf team routs St Ambrose 27 to 9 at Rock Island
Special to The Gazette Davenport Iowa University golf squad overwhelmed St Ambrose 27 to 9 on Saturday at the Rock Island arsenal course. Weather was cool and scoring was tight, with Vander Viecken posting a 75 for St Ambrose as the day’s low medal. The Old Gold led 7½ to 4½ at lunch but widened the gap in the afternoon to secure the win.
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Hargrave to Take Command as Training Opens Friday
The Cedar Rapids team prepares for an eighteen day training camp with Bubbles Hargrave taking command at the west side ball park. A 29 man roster includes pitchers Waffle Wilson Parker Coker and Krupar. catchers Hargrave Booth Lutz Mantz. outfielders Mizeur Leonard Burris Lindl Boyce. infielders Larson Elliott Byrd Loretz Goldstein Standert Javo and Clifford.
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Iowa State Teachers Relays Aided By Cold Winds
More than 260 athletes from 25 Iowa high schools and about 100 colleges competed in the twelfth annual Iowa State Teachers College Relays at Cedar Falls. Coe, Carleton, Cornell, Grinnell and State Teachers sent college entrants, with Teachers College winning three of five relay titles. Osborn of Cornell won the long jump with 22 feet 312 inches as cold wind slowed events and several high school marks fell in the meet.
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Afternoon baseball in Western league schedule and notes
The Western league plans afternoon games in the pennant race with several doubleheaders on Sundays and holidays. Drake and Kansas relay controversy raises Midwest tensions amid Drake's silver anniversary meet. Giants start fast in spring with strong pitching while Senators struggle, and traffic grows around Raiders tryouts and boxing match opinions.
Singh and Made to Top Coliseum Show
A newcomer Jagot Singh headlines next Friday at the Coliseum alongside veteran George Mack the Cave Man. Singh famed in Chicago for a sensational showing wears oriental attire and unorthodox tactics. Mack, long a local draw, returns after recent injuries with roughhouse antics that captivate fans. The card includes two wrestling preliminaries and one boxing bout.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
National League notes show New York and Boston atop standings with Chicago and St Louis close behind. Weekend results include Brooklyn over Philadelphia and Boston tying Chicago with Cincinnati posting a victory over Pittsburgh. American League updates list Detroit and Cleveland leading, with Washington and Boston in pursuit. Weekend fixtures include Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Boston among others.
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Hubbell Shuts Out Braves for Second win of Giants Season
Carl Hubbell pitched a two hitter shutout to give the New York Giants a 2 0 victory over Boston. Johnny Verger homered for the Giants and Mel Ott added an RBI triple before Jackson's single. Hubbell walked none and-time two on base. The win keeps the Giants atop the National League standings.
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Carpentier Eyes Ring Return Despite Age Fears
Georges Carpentier, 40, contemplates resuming boxing in London after stock market losses. He is fit and graceful, but worries age may ruin a hoped comeback, speaking after three rounds and noting his desire to fight again yet uncertainty remains.
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Purdue Rallies to beat Minnesota 8 to 7 in ninth
Gianini lined a bases loaded single in the ninth to lift Purdue over Minnesota 8 to 7 in Lafayette. The Boilermakers trailed 7 to 5 entering the bottom of the ninth as a walk, two steals, and an error sparked the rally before Giannini's game winning hit. Scoring: Minnesota 7 Purdue 8.
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Dodgers Triumph 3 1 Over Phillies In Tight Duel
Van Mungo held off Curtis Davis in a sharp pitching duel for a 3 1 Dodgers victory over the Phillies. Details continued on the next page.
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Baer to Exhibit in Des Moines Thursday Show
Promoter Dave Fidler announced Max Baer the California heavyweight challenger will appear in Des Moines Thursday night in a six round exhibition. Baer, en route to train for his title fight with Primo Carnera, will meet three opponents.
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Cedar Rapids Team to Be Known as the Raiders
A three-judge panel selected the Cedar Rapids baseball team name from about 1400 entries. The Raiders win earned S L Johnson a season pass to Western league games, with Millers and Hawks taking second and third prizes respectively. R. M. Ferguson and A N. Johnson won additional sets of game tickets, while R. W. Weaver claimed fourth prize.
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