Yankee Stadium to Host Schmeling Louis Heavyweight Fight
Promoter Jacobs announced the June 22 title fight between Max Schmeling and Joe Louis will be staged at Yankee Stadium New York. He says advance orders total at least 100000 and gate estimates exceed 1.44 million. seating plans include 12000 premium seats and tiered pricing from 30 to 5 75.
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Guldahl Aims to Defend U S Open Title
Ralph Guldahl, holder of the U S Open, says his game is as strong as last year and he feels mentally sharp. He rehearses at Braeburn Country Club in Madison New Jersey and plans another run to win the title after defending his crown at Denver on June 9 10.
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Iowa City to Chicago as Jack Drees Joins WJJD
Jack Henry Drees of Eau ClaireWis is varsity center on the 1938 Hawkeye basketball team and will become sports announcer for WJJD Chicago starting Monday. He is a senior and has three letters in basketball and has hosted a weekly sports review on WSUL this year.
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Hurych Throws No Hit Game For Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel defeats Cities Service 19 to 0 as Hurych earns a no hit no run performance in his second start of the season. He strikes out ten, the team plates eight in the second inning and reaches a season high 19 runs with contributions from Farmer Rinderknecht and Frueh.
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Irving Crane to Exhibit at Currys Billiard Event
Irving Crane, runner up for the world pocket billiard title in 1937, will headline the final exhibition at Currys cigar store on Thursday between 7 and 8 45 PM. He tied for first in April last year and will play all comers with instruction offered before and after the show. Admission is free.
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College Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Town State 7 Kansas U 1 Wisconsin 6 0. Wisconsin 2 Wilheis 1 11 innings. Minnesota 18 St Olaf Northfield Minn 1. Indiana ils Wabash 1.
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Cubs Trip Pirates In Tenth 5 to 3
The Chicago Cubs halted Pittsburgh's hot streak with a 5 to 3 win in the tenth inning. Tex Carleton pitched for the winners as Chicago capitalized on key extra-base hits including two triples and a single to clinch victory.
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Baer Beats Connolly in Four-Heat Stockton Exhibition
In Stockton California Max Baer defeated Frank Connolly of Modesto in a four round exhibition. Baer weighed 218 pounds while Connolly was 233. Connolly was knocked to his knees in the second round and the final rounds were slow, drawing boos from the crowd.
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Toddville Girls Kittenball Beat Troy Mills 45 to 3
The Toddville girls team routed Troy Mills 45 to 3. They schedule next game versus Walker on May 4, with two other dates: Ely at home May 13 and there May 21.
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Major League Box Scores Philadelphia New York BH OA
Box score summary from Philadelphia and New York games with player line scores and key stats including runs batted in and home runs. Coffman wins for Philadelphia while LaMaster takes the loss for New York as Omar and Ripple homer and Chiozza steals noted.
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Iowa State College Sweeps Kansas With Two Close Wins
Iowa State College defeated Kansas in a doubleheader with scores of 7 to 6 and 1 to 0. The opener featured a six run first inning by Iowa State, while the second game ended on a seventh inning rally. Both games were seven innings per agreement, with pitchers and fielders from both teams listed in the box scores.
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Standings and results in the National League
National League standings show Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and St. Louis with current win percentages. Tuesday results include Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 3 in 10 innings and New York 12 Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 8 St. Louis 7 in 10 innings. Wednesday’s schedule lists Chicago at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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Baseball Standings and Results in American League
The table shows Cleveland atop the American League with 8 wins 1 loss and a .857, followed by Chicago and the Boston and New York groups. Tuesday results include Cleveland 10 Chicago 6 and Detroit 7 St Louis 1, with upcoming matchups listed for the circuit.
Minnesota Trojans Tennis Beats Iowa State 6-4 in Ames
University of Minnesota netters edged Iowa State 6 to 4 in Ames, winning five of seven singles. Doubles Dizon and Hargesheimer won 2-6 11-5, while Haseltine and Beresford also won for ISU.
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Five Schools Enter Track Meet At Toledo State Home
Five schools Belle Plaine Montezuma Brooklyn Toledo and the State Juvenile Home enter a practice track meet to be held Thursday afternoon at the State Juvenile Home track.
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Bar Room Pal for Hemsley Suggested for Indians
AP sports column envisions a bar room companion for Rollicking Rollo Hemsley to steady Bob Feller and boost Cleveland. Candidates include Honus Lobert Pancho Snyder Eddie Brannick and Bowyer Hornsby with anecdotes on past reform and onfield impact.
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Jenkins Names Ten More Chairmen For "1" Organization
Iowa City Albert Jenkins of Cedar Rapids president of the University of Iowas alumni 1 club announced the appointment of ten county chairmen. The spring meeting will be held in Des Moines Saturday morning. The chairmen listed include Walter Dyer Boone J Franklin Jaqua Humboldt Leo Nugent Algona Emmett Warrington Estherville Stanfield Rockwell City Leo Jensvold Emmetsburg H E Clough Fort Dodge Harry Ehred Forest City H W Loucks Peterson.
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Webster City
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Cardinal Chiefs May Regret Dean Shuffle
The Cardinals traded Dizzy Dean to the Cubs for 185000 and spare parts, risking pennant chances and gate receipts. Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson retires as a player after 15 seasons with a history of catching 1502 NL games. Wilson will manage the Phillies, with Atwood Clark and Stephenson set to catch.
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Notre Dame Outs Hawks With Late Squeeze Play
Notre Dame wins 2-1 in 10 innings over Iowa after a squeeze bunt by Norval Hunthausen allows Chuck Borowski to score. Borowski had reached on a single and moved to third on a sacrifice and a miscue, giving the Irish the two-game split with the Hawkeyes.
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Local Players Win Honors In Badminton
In Des Moines Iowa Cedar Rapids stars dominated the state badminton finals Lorraine Nelson defeated Betty Oldenburg 11-3 11-3 for women’s singles Nelson Svee beat Cox Case 15-2 15-3 for women’s doubles Nelson Konigsmark won mixed doubles 3-15 15-5 15-12 Joe Cutler defeated Howard Chase 15-12 15-10 for men’s singles.
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Cornell Trackmen Open Season Against St Ambrose in Ash Park
Mount Vernon Cornell track team prepares for a first dual meet of the season against St Ambrose College in Ash Park on Thursday afternoon. Coach Judd Dean fields about a dozen sophomores including Travis, Hopkins, Beckman in sprints Schroeder McCauley Swenson in distance and others in hurdles poles jumps and throws.
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Elkader High Defeats Littleport 8-0 in local game
Elkader High won its third straight game of the season on Tuesday defeating Littleport 8 to 0. Pitcher Paul Scheffert allowed three hits while Littleport pitcher Nading yielded eight hits as Elkader dominated throughout.
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Rowley High Defeats Independence Hi 7 1
Rowley High defeated Independence High here Tuesday by seven to one. Scoring by innings shows Rowley offense strong with a 110 total in offense, while Independence managed a lone run in the third inning. Pitchers for Rowley were Sloane Kline and Wilson with Griesiune Ehrke and Lorenze contributing defensively.
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