Walters Pitcher Delivers Reds Shutout of Pirates
Bucky Walters mounded a three hit staff while driving in the Reds' runs as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 3-0 in Cincinnati. Walters notched his second win in as many starts, and Lonnie Frey Joe Bowman and Frank McCormick contributed with timely hits. Goodman added a long seventh inning homer for Cincinnati.
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Ival Goodman
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Pirates
Goodsman
Gustine
Gondman
Walters
Joe Bowman
Johnny Rizzo
Debs Garrs
AR Lwanernef
O'Wallers
Brubker
Bowman
Asti
Ll Waner
Flan
Rizzo
Eishth
Preutsburgh Ono
J Errntt
Goodman
Frey Goodman
F. McCormick
Tao
McCormick
Michigan Tops Hoosiers in Ninth Inning Sweep
Michigan Wolverines defeated Indiana Hoosiers 5-4 in Bloomington after two unearned runs in the ninth. Indiana committed three errors in the final frame allowing Michigan to pull away. Bond pitched for Michigan with four hits and eight bases on balls. Hundley lasted with eight hits and five walks.
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Chapman Homers as Athletics Upset Red Sox 6 3
Philadelphia Athletics edge Boston Red Sox 6 to 3 behind Sam Chapman’s bases‑loaded homer in the seventh. Rubeling homered for the Mackmen in the fifth. Jonny Babich won in relief while Jim Bagby took the loss. Boston’s defeat ties them with Detroit for second behind Cleveland.
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Sox
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Peacock Nine Delivers Double Win Over Teachers
Upper Town, Platteville Teachers split a Saturday doubleheader in Fayette with Peacock Nine taking both games 4 to 0 and 6 to 4. Darr ll Riddle held four hits in three innings of the opener as a fourth inning rally propelled the Peacock offense. In the nightcap the Teachers led 2 to 0 before Peacock tied it with a third inning run and seized the lead in the fifth on a Caster homer with two aboard and a three‑base hit by Harkins, followed by Lynch’s RBI.
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Bob Saggan
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Owensboro
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Garnett
Northwestern Net Team Defeats Iowa 9 0 in Big Ten Opener
Northwestern opens the Big Ten season with a 9 0 sweep over Iowa. Seymour Greenberg leads with 6 0 6 0 win over Bob Sandler as the netmen win all matches in two sets.
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Northwesterns
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Northwestern Defeats Notre Dame in Baseball Showdown
Northwestern avenged an earlier loss by edging Notre Dame 6 to 3 in Evanston. John Goldak blanked the Irish after a rough start, rallying the offense as Northwestern scored in key innings to secure the win with solid defense and timely hitting.
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John Goldak
Jacibpihausen
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Pole Vault Record Broken At Relays
The article reports multiple track events at a relay meet with a high school class A relay win by the Thunderbolts, college and university results across relays, hurdles and sprints. Notable performers include teams from Central Duluth Lincoln Des Moines Texas Texas A and M Oklahoma State Michigan and Northwestern with various times and placements.
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John Ingersoll
Morrie Nordean
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Soo
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Des Moines Area Relay Meet Finalists Named
Franck Baker and Garrett placed second in the 440 yard relay as Davenport school won the race. East Des Moines took third, Cedar Rapids Franklin was fourth, Ames tabulated a 44 second time, with North Des Moines and East Waterloo also showing in the final standings.
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Browns Batter Chisox in 6-2 Victory
St Louis Browns defeat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 after rookie Vailie Eaves is knocked out. Jack Kramer allows 10 hits in a complete game with Walter Judnich and George McQuinn homering for St Louis.
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Dodgers Fly West for First Time on Long Trip
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced they will depart by two chartered planes for Cincinnati on their first western trip and return by air on May 9. This marks the team’s break with the long train jumps and makes air travel a general practice for longer road trips. President Larry MacPhail notes this follows his earlier air runs with the Reds.
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Raiders Fans Hope for Strong Season After Busy Offseason
Rumors swirl about Blaze moving to Charleston as Cedar Rapids would gain an experienced catcher. The club eyes at least five solid pitchers and notes Marleau Gehrke and Arntzen as tested workers. Embree and Reynolds posted winning records in the Mid-Atlantic last year, signaling a competitive league. Fans anticipate a dogfight if other teams improve.
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Six New Marks at Penn Carnival Show Wide Meet
Fordham wins quarter mile relay in 3 18.2 setting a new class B mark while Wesley Wallace anchors with 47.6 seconds. Bennett of Maine and Ross of Army set individual records in hammer and pole vault. Xavier New Orleans sailor Williamson tops Byrnes in high jump as NYU takes one mile college relay. Penn Carnival record times and multiple event marks are noted.
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Wesley Wallace
Rams
Pitt
Bob Bennett
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Ralph Ross
Army
Bennett
Ross
Joshua Williamson
Xavier College
New Orleans
Art Byrnes
Manhattan
Byrnes
New York University
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Bogrow
Jim Herbert
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J. Jackson
Rogers
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Davelin
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Edward Wahnfeldt
Navy
Albert Mikeska
Seymour Cohen Franklin and
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John Armstrong
Shippensburg
Robert Bennett
Maine
Stanley Johnson
Matthew Flaherty
New Hampshire
John McLaughry
Brown
David Davis
Princeton
Fred Tootel
Bowdoin College
Don Blount
Dartmouth
Walter Arrington
Michigan State
Lester Murdock
Cornell
Anson Perina
Maryland
T Fields
R. Condon
J Kehoe
Arthur Byrnes
Davie McDowell
Pittsburch
Waller
Wisconsin
Chuck Fenske
Gene Venzke
New York City
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R. Winn
W. Wallace
St. John's
Brooklyn
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Ralph N. Ross
Thomas A. Lassen
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Doyle Rhoads
Michael Linta
Ohio State
Keith S. Brown
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Tuskegee Institute
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John Maher
Villanova
David Sawyer
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H Bocrow
Jo Herbert
Georsetown
Browns Farm Out Three I Leaguers
St. Louis Browns cut roster players sending shortstop Bobby Neighbors and pitcher Lou Hanning to the San Antonio farm club. Neighbors and Hanning played with Springfield Illinois last season in the Three Eye league.
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Veteran Indianan Moves Up In ABC Bowling Standings
Forest Wolfe a 29 year old automotive engineer from South Bend Ind moved into fifth place in the all events division of the American Bowling Congress after a string of strikes Saturday at the Detroit event.
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Tiny Cahoon Leaves Monmouth To Coach Milwaukee Pro Club
Ivan Tiny Cahoon former Green Bay Packer tackle and Monmouth college coach in Monmouth Alabama was named coach of the newly organized Milwaukee football club in the American professional football league Cahoon a Gonzaga University graduate from Spokane Washington will lead the team in its early period.
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Tiny) Cahoon
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Iowa U Golf Team Dominates Carleton In Dual Meet
The University of Iowa golf team beat Carleton College 1213 to 84 in a dual match at Northfield. Tolleson of Carleton earned medal honors with a 72. Doubles saw Carleton pair Sandstand Tolleson defeat Hovak Collison 2 to 1. Singles included Tolleson 72 defeating Collison 79 and Emerson 81 defeating Nelson 86. Pittman 76 beat Frawley 82 and Lattic 77 defeated James 81 in 2 to 1 outcomes.
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Collison
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Nelson
Frawley
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Ninth Inning Rally Tops Yankees in Washington
Ken Chase holds New York to five hits and drives in the winning run in the ninth as the Senators defeat the Yankees 3 to 2. Breuer allows nine Washington hits in a debut. New York ties it at 2 in the eighth.
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Shadow Boxing Opinions From Boxing Pioneers
In this Chicago feature, former champions like Tommy Loughran Max Baer and Joe Louis share candid views on Dempsey Louis Galento and Paycheck. They discuss fighting styles, potential matchups, and May 10 plans, with fighters expressing confidence, rivalries, and future hopes in June plans and gate prospects.
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Tommy Loughran
Dempsey
Joe Louis
Jack
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California athletic commission sanctions two women as boxing referees
The California Athletic Commission has licensed two women to referee amateur boxing bout. The note adds that while distant, the example shows evolving officials standards in a sample from the current scene.
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Toronto Evening Telegram
California Athletic Commission
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Raiders Hammer Oilers 15-2 in Owensboro Showing
Cedar Rapids Three I League champions Raiders crushed Owensboro Oilers 15 to 2 in Owensboro. Frierson led with four hits and four RBIs, Bink added three hits including a triple, while Marleau allowed multiple Owensboro runs early before foundering. Six Oilers errors aided the Raiders as Cedar Rapids extended its attack through the game. The Raiders travel to Hopkinsville on Sunday.
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George Bink
Harold Kirk
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Marleau
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Farris
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Garnett
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Jerry Darrew Darrow Joins Higbee Shoe Store
Jerry Darrew Darrow announces his affiliation with the Higbee Shoe Store and invites friends to view the complete Spring and Summer shoe selection. He emphasizes his extensive experience in shoe selling and asks customers to step in for a viewing.
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Higbee Shoe Store
Jerry
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