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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1934

Page

2

Malone Leads Cubs Past Reds 6–1 In Seventh Straight Win

Cubs defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 1 as Malone and Jurges sparked a five‑run attack. Jurges hit a home run and double while Bill Monheader? Jurges drove in two runs and Hartnett and Malone scored on Red misplays. Pawing in the mound, Cubs ace hurler shut down Cincinnati as 6,000 fans watched.

Malone Cubs Reds Bill Jurges York Paul Hard Leck Derringer Ray Kolp Jim Bottomley Bottomley Cub Woody English Gabby Hartnett Comorosky Jurges Mark Koenig Billy Herman Cincinnati Braves Boston Rinard Hal Lee Boston Braves Brooklyn Faucher Moore Lestie Whitney Urban Moors Wits Frederik Urbwenehs Berger Lee Steen Jordan Leste Munso Ming Mangum Herring Hin Mier Amy Fickrel Mansom Pier Afanya Jordan Manon Umptres Stark Stewart Rogier Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox Sox Mickey Cochrane Club Goslin Hayes Frasier Swanson Pale Hose Appling Chicago

Wrestling Results From Associated Press Roundup

Wrestling results summarize matches across cities with listed entrants and outcomes. Jim Londos won two falls to one over George Zabarlas in Albany, while Rudy Dusek defeated Sandor Szabo in New York. Other noted bouts included Jim McMillen over Frank Dean in Chicago and Harry Demetral defeating Bob Kruse in Washington.

Associated Prlls Baltimore Jiim Londos S&f Louis George Zabarlas Pueblo Colo Albany Jim McMillen Chicago Frank Dean New York Rudy Dusek Omaha Shee Sandor Szabo Hungar Billy Burns Charlie Mason Los Angeles Drew

fN 77 Standings in American Association

Standings for fN 77 in the American Association are reported, listing team positions and recent results. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR but the ranking appears central to the snippet.

National League results and upcoming games summary

Wednesday results show Boston and New York divisions with Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and St Louis notable matchups. Thursday schedule lists Cincinnati at Chicago and Brooklyn at New York among others. standings include Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Columbus, and St Paul with current win totals.

National League Boston Nes Yori Ph.adephia Pitssarshend Cincinnati Chicago Pitsburgh Minn'pons Toledo Indianolis Kan City Columbus Milwaukee St Paul Indianapolis Louissie Kansas City Minneapolis

Yankees Beat A's to Take Loop Lead

The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2 behind Danny MacFayden who struck out eight and limited the A’s offense. The win moved New York into the lead, with crucial runs produced in the eighth inning after successive walks and timely hits by Gehrig and Chipman.

New York Danny MacFayden New York Yankees Philaceptaa Athletics MacFarden Philadelphia Mackmen Red Sox Jimmy Foxx Anon Senion Roohe Mehr Oxlahoms We. Enoucn Mos Combs Ruth Gering Sneinen Zz SEH & Simgie Babe Ron Sod Hine Gehrig Chipman Warstier Crowe Philadephia Hares MacFayden Warstler Croselta A's Athletics Finney Foxx Hiccins Anth MacFascen McNair AE Warster Cramer Odo'forney Pepe Johnson Hisgins Ruth Rt Gehring Chapman 'S Vickey tHeliner Warstler Chanman Lazvert Higgins Lazzer Crosetti Heffner Geh- Kia Larzerl Hayes MacFayden Benton Kline Summers Dinneen

Texas Montana Track Squads On Hand For Relays

Des Moines AP The Drake Relays will feature Texas and Montana squads as early arrivals. Texas led by Clyde Littlefield brings five athletes while Montana fields six competitors. Louisiana State’s national champions head to Des Moines with stars Glenn Hardin and Jack Torrance arriving by Thursday. Officials expect about 3000 athletes and full crowds for the two day meet. Weather breaks expected to aid attendance and entries.

Des Moines Texas Montana Clyde Littlefield Louisiana State Glenn Hardin Jack Torrance Willis Ward Michigan Duane Purvis Purdue Louisiana State University Ward Purvis Torrance

American Association Naia First Indy Meet Details

Unclear OCR listing names and teams from a NAIA event in Indianapolis including Toaleda, Desautels, Logan, Milius, Riddle, Heckman, Spencer, Gooch, Melean, Thompson, Otte, Hinchette, Srenzel, Vreitas, Petner, and others. The fragment mentions shares and photos but lacks coherent results or dates.

Toaleda Naia Indianapalis Hanes Otte St Paul OTC Et Aanse Hinchette Srenzel Vreitas and Petner

Colfer Call Your Shot Then Check It With Golf's Great Teacher

Amateur golf cue sparks a playful challenge as Colfer invites a bold shot then consults a famed mentor for tips. The lighthearted exchange blends competition and instruction with a nod to golf history.

Colfer

Drive hints in golf shaft technique from 1934 note

The article explains shaft distance near the neck and degree angle at impact for a proper tee shot. It advises adjusting wrist firmness if the shaft touches or misses the neck and describes a ten degree shaft angle with the clubhead face aligned to the swing plane.

Horton Cedar Ramadan Gazette

Charmie the Great Arrives in Omaha for Training Camp

Charmie the Great, Jo Glenn Jarmes, arrives in Omaha amid fanfare, declaring Omaha a pennant contender with manager Frank Wetzel. He aims to join the Western League club, with Cubs scouts eyeing him, and plans to train at Beatrice camp after a church league background and Drake university ties.

Omaha Neb Jo Glenn Charmie) Jarmes Charmie the Great Charmie Frank Wetzel Chamber of Commerce Wetzel Charme Chicago Cubs Cubs Des Moines Beatrice, Neb Drake University

Openers Draw 142 500 as Weather Dampens Attendance

Eight major league teams held Tuesday home openers with total attendance near 142 500 down from 188 000 a week earlier. New York hosted the top crowds with 40 000 at Yankee Stadium for Babe Ruth and the Athletics. American League drew 92 000 overall while the National League attracted 50 500, led by 18 000 in Chicago for the Cubs over the Reds 3 2.

NEW York Midwest Yankee Stadium Babe Ruth and Company Athletics Giants Chicago Cubs Reds Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Washington Detroit Cleveland St. Louis

Davis Cup Candidates Advance To Third Round

Davis Cup hopefuls Francis Shields Lester Steefen Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn moved into the Virginia state tennis title third round in HOT SPRINGS Virginia. Shields defeated George W Reilly 6-3 6-3 and Van Ryn routed Harry Forsyth 6-2 6-1 as play began the round on Tuesday.

Hot Springs Francis X Shields Lester Steefen Wilmer Allison John van Ryn Shields van Ryn Tuesday Shields New York White Sulphur Springs George W. Reilly Harrisburg Philadelphia Harry Forsyth Lynchburg

Chocolate Held To Draw By Bobby Gray

Cuban lightweight Kid Chocolate and local fighter Bobby Gray fought to a ten round draw in San Jose California The decision credited Chocolate with nine rounds and Gray with one a solid right hand in the fourth stunned Chocolate and influenced the scoring.

Bobby Gray San Jose Calif Kid Chocolate Cuba

Jabs Roundup From Across the Nation

A sequence of boxing results reports many disputed bouts with fighters such as Vernon Cormier Johnny Hinds and Charley Von Heeden in New York Washington Fargo and other locales. The sparse scores show several outpoints and a few draws as matches travel from coast to coast.

Associated Press New York Vernon Cormier Woreeater Mane Johnny Hinds Charley von Heeden Washington Andy Martin Hose Oreest Boh Aleexandria Donald Fargo N D Sherald Kennard Fargo Eddie Mantin Poland Everett Rightmeier Vargo Spencee al Pantti Sioux City Otek Yemeras Aberdeen Miame Rucky Murton Clinton Kid Chocolate Cuba Bobby Gray San Jose Tortland Ore Zellaray Vancouver Ward Cowboy Art Maxwell Omaha

Cavalcade Wins Derby Contender Debut at Havre de Grace

Cavalcade trained by Mrs Dodge Sloane won his three year old debut in the Shenandoah purse at Havre de Grace, finishing a length ahead of Jabot and Anarchy. The mile and 70 yards ran 1 4 5, tying Oscillator’s track record, with other derby eligibles Firelock and Valet also in the mix.

Havre DE Grace, Md Dodge Sloane Havre de Grace Frank J Heller C V Whitney Jabot Whitney Anarchy Beam Bradley Boy Valet William Woodward Firelock

Cubs Have Four Aces Shine In Early Season Run

Chicago pitching drought is over as Lonnie Warneke, Guy Bush, Pat Malone and Charlie Root lead the Cubs with a stingy 11 runs and 36 hits allowed in seven games. The quartet owns the league's best figures through six Cubs wins, while manager Grimm keeps rotating them as they remain unbeaten.

Warneke Bush Malone Root Hicago Chicago Cubs Lonnie Warneke Guy Bush Pat Malone Charlie Root Cubs Giants Giant Carl Hubbell Fred Fitzsimmons Roob Wrsevcceesaenel Cub Grimm Bud Tinning Lynn Nelson Bill Lee Roy Lefty) Joiner

McLarnin to Meet Ross in Garden Bowl Fight

New York report confirms Jimmy McLarnin and Barney Ross will fight May 28 at Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island. 10 percent of gross receipts go to Mrs Hearst milk fund. McLarnin 40 percent, Ross 25 percent, Garden 15 percent, weight 147 pounds.

New York INS Jimmy McLarnin Barney Ross Lock and Key Boxing Commission Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island William Randolph Hearst Splendid McLarnin Ross Garden Corporation

Phillies Forgive Pitcher Who Took French Leave

Frankie Pearce, ace right-hander for the Philadelphia Phillies, will be welcomed back with open arms after going home to Old Raintuck without notice. Club president Jerry Nugent and manager Jimmy Wilson said Pearce will return late in the week, probably Friday, and stands forgiven.

Philadelphia INL National League Phillies Frankie Pearce Raintuck Jerry Nugent Jimmy Wilson Frankie Wilson Nugent

Betting Heavily Placed on Kentucky Derby

St Louis betting commissioner Tom Kearney disclosed heavy and unusual wagers for the Kentucky Derby in a partial list of principal bets. Abe Hollow of New York reportedly placed 8000 to win and 3000 to show on Mata Hari, likely for New York clients, while 1000 to win and 1000 to show on Singing Wood appeared on the list. More than 40 owners trainers and stable officials have placed bets on 124 entries with Kearney.

ST. Louis Tom Kearney Abe Hollow New York Kearney Hollow The New Yorker Singing Wood

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