Hudlin Holds Detroit to Three Hits in 5 0 Indians Win
Cleveland defeats Detroit 5 0 as Willis Hudlin tosses a two hitter through seven innings. Joe Vosmik belts a three run homer in the third and the Indians add two more in the eighth for the decisive win. Bridges takes the loss for Detroit in a pitching duel.
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Jommy Sridges
Vosmik
Louis Berger
Myatt
Hughes
Bridges
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Hale
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Myatte
Owen
Berger Trosky
Vosmth
Berser
Sullivan
Bridge
Hubbell Dominates Phillies In 8 1 Victory
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Carl Hubbell airs four hit ball for his second win. Dolph Camilli homered for the Phillies. Mel Ott and Bartell led the Giants with multiple hits as the Giants jump to a three run first inning and cruise.
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Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Phillies
Dolph Camilli
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Blondy” Ryan
Giant
John Moore
Dick Bartell
Phil Collins
James Bivin
Frank Pearce
Mel Ott
Bartell
Bill Terry
Ott
Travis Jackson
Mark Koenig
Hubbell
Jackson
Bivin
Collins
Terrymen
Koenig
Terry
Bisin
New York
Watkins Wilson
Ryan Bivin
Terry Jackson
Ot Bartel
Cami
Bartell Terry
Markson
Bartel
Camilli
Ryan
Colins
Pearce Yo Sn
Colling
Sears Reardon
Stewart
Baseball Scores and Standings From Monday Listings
American League results show Cleveland beating Detroit 5 4 and New York 3 Philadelphia 4 with Chicago 3 Boston 3. National League notes include Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 2 and St Louis 6 Chicago 5. Monday results, Tuesday matchups feature New York at Boston and Chicago at St Louis.
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Hen
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Ishaw
Root
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Benge
Zachary
Lopez
Brandt
Frankhouse
Mangum
Hob
Ozan
Boonker
Armelee
Smith
Mancuso
Davia
E. Moore
Todd
Indiana Triumphs Over Carleton 3 1 Despite Two Hits
In Bloomington Indiana the Indiana Hoosiers defeated Carleton College 3 to 1 after being scoreless through seven innings. Indiana pushed across three runs in the eighth on two hits and an error as Petrabore and Lunder Robed Rede ding Kubiec pitched for Indiana while Carleton mounted a late rally.
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St. Louis
Radcliff
Hayes
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Hemsley
Sewell
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Scssseoe
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St Louis
Tietie
Tietje
Moriarty
Owens
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Carleton College
Carleton
Petrabore
Lunder Roberts
Rededing Kubiec
Keswick High Defeats Thornburg 10-4 in Seven Innings
Keswick High defeated Thornburg High 10 to 4 in seven innings Friday night at Keswick. Thornburg pitchers Foxx and Clevenger opposed Keswick pitcher Wilkins.
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Keswick High
Thornburg
Keswick
Thornburg High
Foxx
Clevenger
Wilkins
Cedar Rapids Raiders eye better season amid fan doubt
The Cedar Rapids baseball outlook shows lingering fan hesitation despite a planned player infusion from St Louis affiliates Meade Webb and others to shore up the lineup. Manager Crossley and President Johnson project a stronger 1935 squad but offer no pennant guarantees.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Meade
Webb
Cedar Rapids
Rochester
Houston
Crossley
Harry Johnson
Helena
Columbus at Indianapolis and Toledo at Louisville Shuffle Schedule
Fragmentary sports notice lists teams and players and notes Columbus at Indianapolis and Toledo at Louisville to be played later due to late arrival. Mentions Fullerton Strauss Moore George Closet Hunter Fenner and Wingard Presswell Larkin Florence Kolp Harecrave among others with Milwaukee and Minneapolis hints.
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Fullerton
Strauss
Moore
George
Closet
Hunter
Fenner
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Minneapolis
Wingard
Presswell
Larkin
Florence
Kolp
Harecrave
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Drake Relays Prep By Coe Washington And Grant
Coe Washington and Grant prep for the Drake Relays this weekend at Des Moines Iowa with all three squads named to be strong. Coe leads entries with Washington second and Grant third in numbers as they plan relays and individual events.
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Washington
Grant
Coe
Cee
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers College
Glenn Cunningham struggles after Kansas Relays mile loss
Lawrence source reports Glenn Cunningham losing the exhibition mile to Glen Dawson at the Kansas Relays amid speculation about his future. Critics note three weak races in three weeks, citing a 4:28 mile at Texas Relays and 2:22.4 indoor 1000 yards as context before Cunningham's Drake Relays appearance in Des Moines this week.
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Lawrence
Kan
Glenn Cunningham
Glen Dawson
Cunningham
St. Louis
Des Moines
Eight Teams Enter Washington League
The Gazette notes two weeks of practice games arranged by the soft ball commission ahead of the Washington League season open on May 13. Eight teams and managers are listed: American Pearls Lloyd Lovelett Little Demons Eddie Barker Troop F Arthur Edmondson Seventy-Six Herman Wagenknecht North Side Cafe Rodney Arnold DeMolay George Freshwaters I O O F John McGill Giants Ted Pratt.
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Washington
Softball Commission
American Pearls
Lloyd Lovelett
Little Demons
Eddie Barker
Troop F
Arthur Edmondson
Herman Wagenknecht
North Side Cafe
Rodney Arnold
DeMolay
George Freshwaters
John McGill
Giants
Ted Pratt
M. and J. League Set to Open May 13
The Manufacturers and Jobbers Baseball League announces its twelfth season with Le Roy A. Quinn of Sinclair named president replacing Guy L. Carlton. Six teams return and play at Daniels Park starting May 13 for fifteen weeks on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 5 30 p m.
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LeRoy A. Quinn
Sinclair Company
Guy L. Carlton
C. R. Engineers
Association
John Miller
Iowa Light and Power Company
Roy Olsen
Quaker Oats
Chris
Witwer Grocer
Quinn
John Lavel
Oxford Junction Joins Northeast Iowa League
Oxford Junction independents join the Northeastern Town league with Onslow, Lost Nation, Baldwin, Maquoketa, Delmar, Charlotte, Preston, Sabula and Bellevue. Officials named: George Hansen of Charlotte president, Al Butterworth of Maquoketa vice president, Frank Tripp of Preston secretary treasurer. Opening games May 5 pit Lost Nation at Onslow and Oxford Junction at Delmar.
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Onslow
DeWitt
Lost Nation
Baldwin
Maquoketa
Delmar
Charlotte
Preston
Sabula
Bellevue
George Hansen
al Butterworth
Frank Tripp
Walford High Beats Norway Nine 7 to 6 in Iowa
Walford High School defeated Norway High 7 to 6 in a Friday baseball game in Norway, with Walford totaling four hits and Norway eight. Battery for Norway were Holland and Hughes, while Watterboek and Lee pitched for Walford. Previous Shellsburg game had Norway win 6 to 3.
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the Gazette
Norway
Walford
Holland and
Hughes
Battery
Watterboek and
Lee
Shellsburg
Zone Trap Tournament In Wellman Set For June 9
The Southeastern Iowa zone shoot will be held June 9 at the Burrell Foster grounds west of Wellman. This major trap shooting event, one of four zone competitions sponsored by the Iowa Trapshooting Association, precedes the state tournament set for Grinnell.
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The
Gazette
Wellman
Braddock's Pilot Explains It All
James J Braddock's manager Joe Gould defends Braddock's rise to a chance at Max Baer for the heavyweight title. Gould recalls Braddock's dock work and left-handed punches after an injury. The piece notes Braddock fought Corn Griffin on short notice and hints at plans for Baer before a likely courtroom outcome.
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James J
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Joe Gould
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Gould
Walsh
Mr. Gould
Corn Griffin
John Henry Lewis
Art Lasky
Baer
Plat Eye Favored To Win Kentucky Derby After Havre De Grace Win
Plat Eye son of Chicle emerged as the outstanding Derby favorite after winning the Chesapeake Stakes at Havre De Grace in 1 46 1 5 for a mile and a sixteenth. The win boosted his future book odds for the May 4 bluegrass classic while rivals Sun Fairplay Commonwealth and others faded from Derby contention. Cavalcade, Chesapeake winner a year ago, also boosts Plat Eye’s Derby chances. Buck Langhorne ran poorly and was eliminated from Derby consideration. Psychic Bid Chance Play colt Sailor Beware Sound Advice and Dean Swift also remained Derby prospects amid a broader pool of eligibles.
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Payne Whitney
Havre de Grace
Sun Fairplay
Commonwealth
Chicle
Tutticurio
Cold Shoulder
Gum
Stickumup
Cavalcade
Chesapeake
K. N. Gilpin
Buck Langhorne
Psychic Bid
Brookmeade
Sailor Beware
Sound Advice
North English to Hold Iowa County Tourney
The Iowa county high school baseball tournament will be staged in North English on Wednesday and Thursday. Opening games include Victor against Williamsburg at 9 30 a m and Marengo facing North English at 11 00 a m with Amana vs Parnell at 1 30 p m and Ladora vs Millers at 3 00 p m Semifinals occur Thursday at 9 30 a m and 11 a m with the final set for 3 p m.
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the Gazette
North English
Victor
Williamsburg
Marengo
Amana
Parnell
Ladora
Millersburg
Iowa Record Breakers Readying for Drake Meet
University of Iowa relay squads, led by Coach George Bresnahan, plan light practice before Drake in Des Moines. The sprint relay of Owen Briggs Dooley Nelson clocked 740.5 for a world best and half mile 1 25.2, with possible changes to the mile lineup as Page rests from Kansas.
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Associated Press
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Kansas
Owa City
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George T. Bresnahan
Hawkeye
Lawrence
Sonhomorés
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Drake
Jimmy Owen
Clyde Briggs
Andrew Dooley
Carl Nelson
Hawke Eyes
Des Moines
Bernie Page
Raiders Plan 15 Man Roster With Six Pitchers
Crossley backs a 15 man squad for the Raiders with six pitchers two catchers four infielders and three outfielders. Likely pitchers include Bill Gould Johnny Hart Fred Newton Red War Fleet and Gil Ausie whose status hinges on his returning form. Sunday drills focused on hitting fielding and limbering up with weekday sessions starting at 10 30 a.m.
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Bill Gould
Johnny Hart
Fred Newton
Red War Fleet
Gil Ausie
Cleveland Indians
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Rock Island
Baer Set To Headline In St Louis Friday Night Card
Promoter reports Max Baer will headline the boxing program in St Louis on Friday night with Buddy Baer also appearing. Dave Barry of Springfield Illinois and Everett Rightmeier of Des Moines clash in an eight round bout as a supporting feature, while Barry meets Babe Hunt of Oklahoma in a four round main undercard.
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INL
Dave Barry
Springfield
Ill
Everett
Young” Rightmeier
Des Moines
Max Baer
Barry
Rightmeier
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma
Max
Buddy Baer
Wellman High to Stage Tennis Tourney
Wellman High announces a boys and girls tennis meet sponsored by Scholastic magazine. Favorites for the boys title include Wayne Lewis Leo Brown Joe Kehoe Leonard Wehrle and Guy Embree with several players already signed up.
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Gazette
Wellman
McIntosh
Wellman High
The
Scholastic
Wayne Lewis
Leo Brown
Joe Kehoe
Leonard Wehrle
Guy Embree
Cedar County High School Track Meet Set For Tipton
Cedar county high schools will compete in the annual track meet under floodlights on the local field Tuesday evening next week in Tipton.
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The
Gazette
Tipton
Cedar County High School
Picard Averages 71.6 in Winter Golf Tour
Henry Picard of Hershey Pa leads the season money list with a 71.6 stroke average over 45 rounds on the winter barnstorming tour earning $5 560 or 123 50 per 18 holes. Paul Runyan of White Plains N Y is close with 71 7 over 27 rounds and $2 631 in earnings.
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Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
Atlanta
Augusta
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Runyan
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Tommy Armour
Chicago
North English Breaks Even In Two Ball Games
North English High School baseball notes two games to start the season and splits results with a 9 to 3 win over Kinross and a 9 to 8 loss to Marengo. Schedule lists April 24 and 25 county tournament and upcoming home and away games through May 17 at Williamsburg and Marengo with open dates on April 18 and May 14.
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Gazette
North English
Parnell
Marengo
Kinross
Williamsburg
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