Red Sox open home season with 7 4 win over Yankees
Boston leads the league after a 7 to 4 victory at home over New York as Fred Oster mueller and Henry Johnson silenced the visitors. The crowd of 20 500 saw ten hits off four Yankee hurlers while Frank Crosetti and Charley Ruffine provided the big blows for the Yankees in a tough opener.
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Frank Crosetti
Charley Ruffine
Ted Pas
Jimmy DeSere
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Julius Solte
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Mixed Baseball and Standings Report with Scores
A fragmentary sports page summarizes Tuesday and Wednesday results across American League teams and others. It lists game scores, player at bats and hits, and notes key plays and leads, with scattered roster and box score details.
Michigan Will Send Ward To Penn Relays
Michigan plans to send Ward to the Penn Relays as part of a broader track program. Team members were ordered to report and participate, with Trott and Wane noted among those highlighted for selection.
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Paul Dean Dominates Cubs in 9 3 St Louis Victory
Paul Dean held the Chicago Cubs to seven hits as the St Louis Cardinals launched a 9 to 3 win in their 1935 home debut before 10000 fans Frankie Frisch’s club struck early, drove French from the mound in the third, and Hartnett homered in the fourth. Medwick made several spectacular catches to limit Chicago’s offense.
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Frankie Frisch
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Six Foot Club Boosts Raiders Advantage in Cedar Rapids
Cap Crossley lists thirteen Raiders with six foot plus height including six pitchers, four catchers and three infielders led by Gil Ausie at six feet five. The article notes weights, mentions Albany deal for Mack Pickett, Tommy Leonard's return with Toledo, and Babe Ruth era gate effects on the Yankees and Braves.
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Keithley
Gould
Ossie Salem
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Omaha
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Tribes Rally to Win Amid Unclear Conflict
Reported incident details are fragmented. field fire near a village is noted with sparse names and locations. Authorities describe one person injured and several evacuated as investigations continue.
Reds to Battle Phillies in First Major League Game
Cincinnati Reds officials announced the first major league game here against the Philadelphia Phillies on May 22 starting at 7:30 p.m. CST. The plan outlines Cincinnati hosting the opener as the season begins with a nationally watched clash.
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Louis Knocks Out Bennett In First Round
Detroit contender Joe Toonas scored a rapid victory over Biff Bennett of Chicago in one minute and 15 seconds ending a six round effort. Bennett faded after a sharp left hook and clean right to the chin, giving Toonas a decisive early win for the world heavyweight title.
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Sioux City Wallops Black Giants in Exhibition 15-6
Sioux City of the Western league routed the Detroit Black Giants 15 to 6 in an exhibition game in El Reno. Monahan hit a home run and a triple while Willingham added a two for three day, both driving in runs and powering the offense.
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Atkins And Newhall Added To Iowa Valley Ball League
Two Amana towns Atkins and Newhall joined the Iowa Valley baseball league and a third town is being sought to reach eight members before Thursday’s meeting at Norway. Watkine, Norway, Wat ford, Amana, Conroy and Watkins provide the current lineup with Fav Davis as temporary chairman and Walter Wendlar as permanent secretary treasurer.
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Drawings Made For Cedar County Meet
The Cedar county baseball tournament draw is set for April 26 and 27 in Lowden. Competing teams are Bennett Clarence Durant Lowden and Stanwood. First round Bennett versus Durant, second round winner advances to face Stanwood, Lowden versus Clarence, with finals and consolation on Saturday.
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Drake Relays Hold Time Trials Preview
Time trials run Tuesday and Wednesday for Coe Washington Grant as Drake Relays prep in Des Moines. Kohawks enter 880 mile two mile relays and four specials. Tigers run 440 880 mile two mile. Panthers limit to 440 and 880. Coe plans likely entrants in pole vault high jump and weights. Grants hope sprint relay fit with top Class A schools.
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Wrestling Results Across Cities From The Associated Press
Results show Chief Little Wolf of Oklahoma defeated Alphonse Sisisnano of Des Moines in sixteen point fifty six. Ihiearl Dexlane of Montreal beat George Haren in straight falls in Montreal. Joe Dusek of Wilmington defeated Warry Fields in Philadelphia two falls to one. Jim MeaAuken of Chicago defeated Pat Murphy in Chicago by straight falls. Leo Walliek of Camden defeated Hans Schnabel in Germany straight falls. Willie Davis of Watsonville beat Mike Mazurki in Virginia two to one in three falls.
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Babe Ruth Still A Majestic Figure At Giants Opener
In Albany and New York, Babe Ruth at 40 remains a drawing force as the Giants host Boston in the Polo Grounds opener. The piece notes his legendary aura, his faded playing days, and public fascination that keeps traffic and fans buzzing around him.
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Dixie Walker Dislocates Shoulder in West Point Exhibition
New York Yankees left fielder Dixie Walker dislocated his right shoulder during an exhibition at West Point against Army. Officials expect him out of the lineup for at least a month, potentially affecting the Yankees lineup.
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Dixie) Walker
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Sport Jabs Roundup from Associate Press Chanels
Boxing brief list of bouts with fighters from various cities. Risht Mire 0 outpointed Milling in Sioux City. Delaney 84, Detroit, knocked out Minna. Surky 5, Scranton knocked out. Smallwood updated Lancaster. Bennett 200 Chicago knocked out. Wolanski fought in Albany. Joast 117 New York outpointed Penning 10. Walker outpointed Jones in Philadelphia.
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Keokuk To Field Veteran Keokuk Indians In 1935
Keokuk apr 1935 season hinges on Jimmy Payton who brings a veteran infield and backers like Morgan Snyder in the catcher's spot. Only outfield experience is thin with Glen Brightwell in doubt over salary, rookies likely to patrol. The club opens May 7 at Davenport after spring drills in Duncan, Oklahoma.
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Iowa Rallies To Defeat Bradley Tech Nine 5 To 4
Iowa trailed Bradley 4 2 until the eighth when three runs propelled the Hawkeyes to a 5 4 victory. Techsters amassed eleven hits led by Meeske who homered but injured himself while sliding between first and second. Bradley threatened in the ninth but Iowa held on for the win.
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Six Japanese Golf Pros To Open Tour Of United States
A group of six Japanese professional golfers will tour the United States this season. The squad includes Tommy Yamamoto Kanekichi Nakamura Bob Asami Jack Yasuda Chin Toichio Toda and Yutaka Konuma. They will play in the US PGA Open at Pittsburgh June 3 to 8 and appear at Niagara Falls June 13 for the General Brock Open. They will compete against regional PGA teams and the national PGA team with a schedule from April 15 to June 15 including Seattle Portland and Los Angeles events.
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Merchants National Bank Beats Kenwood in Softball Bout
The Merchants National Bank team defeated Kenwood Merchants in a softball game at Arthurfield on Monday by 7 to 5.
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Arlington High Bowl Falls to Hawkeye 11-6
Arlington baseball teams suffers a Friday loss to Hawkeye in Arlington, score 11 to 6. Hawkeye leads with strong hitting as Arlington struggles on both sides.
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