Yankees Power Sends Champs Over Senators in Grudge
DiMaggio and Gallagher hit two homers to rally the Yankees past the Senators 6 3 in Washington. Dickey also homered as New York trailed 3 1 before five runs on two blasts. Attendance reached 32 000 with 103 373 for the day across openers.
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Bill Dickey
Boston Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gallagher
Senators
YORK
Lefty Gomez
Crosetti
di Maggio
Gehrig
Dickey
Gallagher
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Joe Krakauskas
Garner
Farley
St. Louis Browns
Buck Newsom
Cornell Golf Team Beats Muscatine Juniors in Medal Meet
Mount Vernon report says Cornell golf team defeated Muscatine Junior college players 13 to 5 in the season opener. Royal Rodman led with 74, Allen and Miner each shot 77, singles show Rodman 215 and Stocking 214 for Cornell, doubles highlight Rodman and Allen 3 to 0.
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Muscatine
Royal Rodman
Allen
Miner
Purple
Rodman
Bloom
Spletter
Marlin
Stocking
Anderson
McCrights Homer Seals Troy Mills Victory Over Central City
Troy Mills defeats Central City 6 to 4 as Cress pitches well for Troy Mills and McCright hits a decisive homer in the eighth. Central City leads 4-1 after seven innings but Troy Mills rallies with a three run surge aided by Fisher and a 12 hit attack. Kula homered and doubled for Central City.
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Cress
Central City
Troy
Fisher
Dudley
McCright
Kula
Standings and Results From Friday Baseball Chiefs
Standings show Boston, New York, Chicago and St Louis at or near .500. Results list Boston 10 Newson e and Chicago 4 with St Louis, Philadelphia, Brooklyn tied 2 11 innings, darkness. Saturday schedule includes Chicago at St Louis and Boston at New York.
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Delphia
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St. A
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Phdelphia
Center Point Triumphs 2 1 Over Alburnett Nine
Center Point beat Alburnett 2 to 1 in extra innings to win its second game of the season. Star pitcher Gerald Heerner struck out 20 with one walk and two hits allowed. Center Point faces Troy Mills next Monday as county tourney favorite Alburnett hosts the event next week.
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Gazette
Center Point
Alburnett
Gerald Heerner
Troy Mills
Manchester Ball Team Beats Oneida 18 to 1
Manchester high school beat Oneida Thursday 18 to 1 for their third win of the season. Earl Steffens allowed three hits while Bob Leighton and Ed Dubois homered.
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the Gazette
Manchester High School
Earl Steffens
Bob Leighton
Ed Dubois
Iowa Nine Easily Wins Over Illini
Iowa dominates Illinois 12 to 2 in Champaign as Harold Haub earns six hits allowed with strong defense and Art Manush, Andy Kantor, and Elmer Bratten lead with three hits each. Illinois commits seven errors while Iowa builds a 3–0 lead early and pulls away with four more runs in the seventh and five in the ninth.
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Illinois
Harold Haub
Hawks
Art Manush
Andy Kantor
Elmer Bratten
Haub
Manush
Mazerkall
Kantor
Miller
W.vogt
Pyrz
George
Ohapac
J.vogt
Wdrish
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Kaplan
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O'Vitacco
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l'Cavallo
Hsler
Alexander
Grant
tFarington
Pfund
Dann
J. V Voet
Vitacco
EN aReds
Basket Oy Gem
STING
McConnell
Hapac
Cavallo
Dyish
Cyclones Top Kansas State 8 4 In Big Six Opener
Iowa State built a 8 to 4 victory over Kansas State as Strohbehn led with four singles in four at bats. Brock allowed 13 Cyclone hits while Langvard of K State homered but failed to tag third base due to a misc. business.
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Jim Brock
Wildcats
Langvard
Strohbehn
Cyclone
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Towa State
Moor
Brock
Kurman
Betiey
Drury Aan
Kinross Defeats Thornburg 3–1 in Tilt
Kinross beat Thornburg 3 to 1 as pitcher Rusbolt allowed four hits and White allowed three for Thornburg. The Kinross offense secured the win behind steady pitching and timely hitting.
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Thornburg
Rusbolt
Kinross
White
Major League Box Score Summary With MacFayden Win
Pitcher MacFayden earned the win after 7 runs in 823 innings while Melton took the loss. Umpires Stewart and Pinelli. Time 2 27. Coffman and Lanning were involved in the noted innings.
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MacFayden
Lanning
Melton
Stewart and Pinelli
Brooklyn Falls to Philadelphia in Tight National League Tilt
In a 2 to 1 finish, Philadelphia edges Brooklyn as Hudson and Sington drive runs. Sington belts a two base hit, while Lavagetto and Rosen swipe bases. Passeau allows six hits in eight innings. Beck and Tamulis combine for five more. Umpires Sears Moran and Magerkurth. Time 3 22.
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Joe Marty
Stanley Hack
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Lee
Dick Bartell
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Boston Bees
Giants
Bees
Melton
Wittig
Coffman
Danny MacFayden
John Lanning
Brooklyn
Phillies
Vito Tamulis
Phils
Glen Gabrielson
Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
Feller
Tigers
Barney McCoskey
Jim Bagby
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Frank Hayes
Roger Cramer
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Roy Parmalee
A’s
Connie Mack
Young
Powers
Noseioninat Ooo
Hudson
Coscarart
Sington
Atwood
Gabrelson
Rosen
Lavagetto
Arnovich
Baseball box score highlights from New York vs Washington
The game features RBI by DiMaggio and Gallagher with home runs by both. Pitchers Krakauskas and Appleton split innings, multiple players fielded double plays, and error by Gehrig figures in the scoring. Listing of bases on balls, hits, and outs follows standard box score format.
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Rolfe
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Ee Moriarty
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New York
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Myatt
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Hassett
Fletcher
Danning
O'Dea
Miller
MacFayden
Cuccinello
Whitehead
Jurges
Bonura
MacFarden
Zeke Bonura Doesnt Try To Be Funny He Just Is
A humorous profile of Zeke Bonura with vivid anecdotes about his eccentric play in the New York Giants 1930s era. The piece highlights his unpredictable fielding style, affectionate personality, spring training bets, interactions with teammates, and a lasting impact as a popular drawing card in the league.
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Dizzy Dean
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Zek
Snyder
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Brooklyn
Mel Ott
Ott
Babe Pinelli
Bill Terry
Harry Gumbert
Harry
Bill
Terry
Bonura
Jimmy Dykes
Upper Iowa Tops Gustavus Adolphus 4 2 in Opener
Upper Iowa opened its season with a 4 to 2 victory over Gustavus Adolphus. Buehl at short and Schueler, last three innings at first, aided the win. Schueler doubled his first pitch, Moore made a shoestring catch in the seventh, and Lutz pitched through a throat injury.
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Upper Iowa
Gustavus Adolphus
Buehl
Schueler
Moore
Lutz
Waukon High School Beats Decorah 10-5
Waukon High School defeated Decorah 10 to 5 in a Thursday baseball game. Cassidy pitched for Waukon earning nine strikeouts while Decorah could not overcome the early lead.
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Waukon
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Arlington Wins Third Straight As Baseball Team Triumphs
Arlington high school pitcher Veryl Meyers, 15, earned the win with Bert Voshell catching as Arlington defeated Randalia 9 to 2 for its third win of the season on Wednesday.
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Arlington
Arlington High
Randalia
Veryl Meyers
Bert Voshell
Tipton Wins Cedar County Track Meet in Tight Final
Tipton high team scored 8914 points to take the Cedar County meet here Wednesday evening. West Branch finished second with 8315 points, Mechanicsville 3414, Clarence 174 and Standwood 6. Tipton claimed the meet trophy by edging West Branch in the mile relay, the final event, with four smaller trophies awarded for the 440-yard relay winners.
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Cedar County
West Branch
Mechanicsville
Clarence
Standwood
Norway High Dominates Palo in 9 0 Victory
Norway High opened its baseball season with a 9 to 0 win over Palo High. Pitcher Beyers allowed two hits and struck out seventeen. Beyers and Christensen each hit triples. Next game will be Wednesday against Walford here.
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Norway
Norway High School
Palo High
Beyers
Christensen
Walford
Tama County Tournament Opens With Five Games
First day results show Clutter 4 Garwin 3 as Montour 3 narrowly defeats Chelsea 2, with Gladbrook edging Dinsdale 2 to 1. Hounn Le and other early matchups complete the slate in Tama County baseball action.
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Montour
Tama County
Fole de Juvenite
Pruning Of Raider Mountainsmen Impends In Camp
Cedar Rapids Raiders prepare for roster trimming as President Johnson and Harold Ireland assess hitters and pitchers in Farmington Missouri camp. Veterans and prospects battle for spots as Wolff Babbitt Sass Arntzen and Marleau loom as likely survivors amid talks for exhibition games with visiting Iowa teams. Johnson to return to Cedar Rapids this weekend.
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Harry S. Johnson
Cleveland
Harold Ireland
Cedar Rapids Raiders
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Walsh
Gugler
Taylor
Jones
Bink
Ollie Marquardt
Johnson
Raiders
Roger Wolff
Eugene Babbitt
Kenny Sass
Arntzen
Eddie Marleau
Cedar Rapids
Dick Crayne Named Athletic Director at Western Union
Dick Crayne former University of Iowa fullback has accepted the post of athletic director and head football coach at Western Union college. Dr D O Kime school president announced Crayne will start this summer replacing Clyde Drury who resigned to join Buena Vista college.
Iowa State Net Squad Tops Grinnell 5 1
Iowa State College’s tennis team defeated Grinnell 5 to 1 on Friday. Singles results include Don Beresford and Bruce Griffing Ga winning for IS, with Captain Robert Berry triumphing for Grinnell. Doubles saw Martin and Menze (IS) and Beresford and Griffins (IS) secure wins.
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Jack Savege
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Robert Berry
Joe Martin
Robert Menze
Eugene Peisner
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Errors Help Maquoketa Beat Monticello 4-2
Maquoketa capitalized on eight errors to defeat Monticello 4-2 on Friday. Each team had four hits. Siebels struck out eight for Monticello while Rankin eight and Rosenberg two for Maquoketa. It was Monticello’s second loss in four starts and Maquoketa’s first game of the season.
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Blairstown High Beats Garrison 14 to 1 in Season Opener
Blairstown High School baseball defeated Garrison 14 to 1 in the season opener. Veenstra struck out eleven in five innings. Schedule upcoming games include Walford at Blairstown on April 24 and May 5, plus other local matches.
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Roy Quass Homers as Alburnett Triumphs 17 7
Alburnett defeated Walker 17 to 7 on Walker diamond. Leo Hopker pitched for Alburnett with Harold Thomas catching. Roy Quaas hit a home run in the sixth inning while the Mc Kee brothers started for Walker and Ross pitched the last two innings.
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Walker
McKee Brothers
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Leo Hopker
Harold Thomas
Roy Quaas
Webster Beats Keswick In Second Game 5-4
Webster high school baseball team won their second game Thursday afternoon defeating Keswick 5 to 4. The schedule lists April 27 and 28 county tournament at Webster and May 1 at Pierce. Other entries include Kinross games on May 11 and May 16, and Keswick on May 19.
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Keswick
The
Gazette
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Opisis
Kinross
Walford Nine Drubs Oxford in Season Opener 5-0
Walford high defeated Oxford Friday in the opening game of the season 5-0. Snell allowed only two hits as Walford piled up the runs with Kennedy, Goodrich, 2 Snell and G. Erger contributing.
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Angels Seek Pacific Coast League Record in Win
The Los Angeles Angels tied a 19 game coast league mark with a 7 to 0 victory over the San Diego Padres led by four hit pitching from Lee Stine. Ray Prim again anchored the mound with strong support from an active batting attack. The club aims to set a new league record with a win in Saturday’s rematch.
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Linn County Board Supervisors Proceedings Continue
Proceedings list numerous names and items under poor relief and utility services. Entries include payments to individuals and organizations for rent, medical aid, clothing, and supplies, plus charges for electric light and power, road work, and miscellaneous expenses. Totals mention overall funds and scheduled continuation.
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