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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1935
Page
3
Crossley splits the Raiders for a Sunday matinee and a Saturday practice game with Penick and Ford of the M league. The afternoon tilt offers a chance to evaluate young pitchers and hitters as Crossley assembles A and B lineups and lists rookie Lipski as a lead off prospect.
Dysart high school beat Garrison 8 to 5 in a seven inning game to extend its win streak to three. Garrison rallied in the seventh with a triple and a double but Dysart’s early runs held. Dysart collected seven hits off Augustin while Helm allowed ten scattered hits.
The Van Horne high baseball team fell 4 to 2 to Newhall High on Tuesday. Newhall tallied four runs on six hits with six errors while Van Horne managed four hits. Pitchers Ullerich and Barry supported Van Horne, with Leib Hegewald and Boddicker anchoring Newhall’s lineup.
Springville and Alburnett win opening games in Linn County high school baseball tournament. Alburnett beats Troy Mills 11 to 3 as Etzel and Schmikle star. Springville defeats Palo 14 to 4 with Hoge and Nielson on the winning battery. The article notes Central City’s past success and lists contenders such as Toddville, Palo, Ely, Center Point, Coggon, and New Manchester teams shaping a competitive county event.
Grundy Center organizes a junior Legion baseball team under American Legion guidance with Floyd Morrison as coach. Any boy under seventeen is eligible to join.
Conesville Ia Kennedy and G Calhoun shared the pitching duties as the Conesville high school baseball team defeated Nichols by seven runs to zero on Thursday at home.
Killian's defeated the Kenwood Merchants in a closely played game Thursday by a score of 10 to 9.
Detroit manager Mickey Cochrane voiced concern over seven losses in nine games and inconsistent hitting. He noted shuffles in the cleanup spot and blamed the weak punch at the plate while predicting a rebound as Detroit battles the Chicago White Sox.
Sioux City Steers defeated Amarillo Shamrocks 12 to 5 in Thursday afternoon action to sweep a two game exhibition series. Tim Henderson, Wilson, Young, Pachak and Graham led the Steers with strong hitting and pitching throughout the game.
Worthington's crack outfielder Ian Aldo Hess, a freshman medic at the University of Iowa, may quit baseball for the season. His studies burden his time and could prevent him from keeping up both his coursework and baseball duties.
Seven teams enter the Buchanan county baseball tournament this week end at Jesup with Hazleton Winthrop Lamont Quasqueton Jesup Rowley and Brandon all slated to play.
Coe College coach For est Rutgers announced that fifteen Kohawks will compete at the Drake Relays in Des Moines. The team debuts in three relays and five events with Prohaska as captain. Selections include the 880 and mile relays and entries in the two mile, pole vault, high jump, shot put, discus and javelin.
Williamsburg Iowa defeated Millersburg 3 0 to win the county baseball title behind Claude O Donnell a no hitter in the final. Earlier they beat Victory 9 2 with Howard Evans pitching and edged North English 4 3 with Jim my Cook stealing home for the winning run. Coach C W Lytler used nine players in the three games and Joe Lillis guarded the plate throughout. This marked Williamsburg first county crown.
The Wyman high school will hold its annual kittenball tournament in Columbus Junction on May 4. Schedule includes Winfield versus Crawfordsville at 9 a.m. Pleasant Lawn against Wayland at 10 a.m. Mount Pleasant versus Olds at 11 a.m. Ainsworth versus Wyman at 1:30 p.m. Winners play at 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. Consolation at 4? and a 8:30 p.m. championship with a $5 trophy awarded to first place.
Lenox college athletes will stage several amateur boxing bouts with a team from the state university on April 30. The Lenox Athletic association funds the event to defray expenses of a college baseball team already formed. Fighters include Shorty Mangel and Joe Magrini of New York, Johnny Irwin of Iowa City, with other boxers from Dubuque and Monticello.
Five teams enter the Cedar County baseball tournament to be held in Lowden on Friday and Saturday. Bennett faces Durant at 1 30 p m and Clarence meets Lowden at 3 p m Friday. Consolation and the other semi finals are scheduled Saturday morning with the finals at 3 p m.
Five Grinnell high school basketball players and three wrestlers received letters here Monday. The cagers honored were Ray Adams Truman Simpson Carter Howell Ray Bader and Cliff Johnson. Wrestling awards went to George Roe Ernest Selle and Martin Pearce. Carter Howell was elected honors captain of the basketball team for the past season.
West Union beat Clermont in the Fayette county baseball first round by 9 to 8 at Clermont Monday. The victory advances West Union toward the state series with Clermont eliminated from the competition.
Elgin topped Hawkeye 6 to 3 in a Wednesday game. Hawkeye pitchers Hindein Neiman and Durhier allowed six runs. Elgin's Weibel and Evans contributed on offense as the nine from Elgin secured the win.
Detroit battles a batting slump as only Gehringer hits above .300 while the Tigers drop to last in the standings. The piece recalls 1934 pennant race history and notes Raiders Cardinals player deals and White Sox renewed Chicago interest.
Notre Dame defeated Iowa 5 to 3 in South Bend to even the series. Joe Beach allowed 14 hits in eight innings before Matt Thernes relieved him. May and Reese limited Notre Dame to nine hits. Box scores show ND hitters clustered their nine hits for the setback’s support.
Riverside high and St Marys high opened the intra city diamond ball series with St Marys winning 8 to 5. Riverside players included Dale Burich Daryl Gerot Gail Kern Lyte Luckey Sumner Cummings Maynard Marshall Robert Cress Leon Karel Robert Krebs and Riverside. St Marys lineup featured Melvin Swift Howard Schnoebelen Donald Klein Wesley Pogge Robert Kloppfer Paul Heitzman Wilbert Kinsey William Dautremont and Kenneth Kallaus.
Earl Wampler, famed as the meanest man in Iowa, meets Casey Berger for the heavyweight title in a Thursday Legion wrestling card. The program also features Lollie Slagel versus Darna Ostapavich and Jack Zarnas versus Abe Rothberg in opening action.
The Little Eight baseball league organized in West Union with Volga City Elgin Waucoma Lamont Wadena Fayette entering. Hawkeye Clermont and St. Lucas attended and may join after this week meetings. Nine clubs may participate with a split season. J Marron of Waucoma elected president Red Learn of Fayette vice president and D C Burnside of Waucoma as secretary treasurer.
Lamont High School defeated Fairbank 3 to 2 in seven innings behind pitcher Swede Heidt. Lamont outhit Fairbank 6 to 2 and scored all three runs in a tight game to open the season with a victory.
In Camden N J Gus Sonnenberg 205 from New York defeated Joe Dusek 214 from Omaha. In Toronto George Zaharias 230 from Greece defeated Emil Dusek 210 from Omaha.
Ely Iowa basketball letters were awarded to ten members of the Ely high school squad between acts of the junior senior flag ceremony. Honorary captain Verne H Upmier received the customary star. Recipients were David H Clark John W Clark Leo Stahle Frank Sladek Charles Vavra Norbert Krob Robert Krob Dean Lockwood Lumir Skripsky and Verne H Upmier.
Louisa county fair board offers 25 to fund prizes of 12 8 and 5 to the local kittenball league. Season begins May 13 with teams East Side and West Side of Columbus Junction Fredonia Columbus City Cotter Conesville. Managers may list up to fifteen players.
Webster high school baseball team defeated Kinross on Kinross diamond by 16 to 6. The win marks Webster’s second victory and one defeat this season.
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