Senators Win Polite Game From Yankees In Ten Innings
Washington nipped New York 4 to 3 in ten innings as 25 000 fans saw a restrained clash. Cronin singled and Kuhel drove in the decisive run after Schulte's bunt. Babe Ruth hit his fourth homer and Bill Dickey his first for the Yankees.
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Geslin
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Crosett
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Ruth
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Gehrig
Kubel
Tipton Hearing Set on Bank Receiverships and Wickham Estate
May 1 hearings in Cedar County district court before Judge Atherton B. Clark will address claims in receiverships of Farmers and Merchants Savings bank Durant and Helmer and Gortner State bank Mechanicsville, plus objections to Mary Wickham estate final report. Mary Wickham died after years in bed following a rage fit. judge Moffit handles Cedar Rapids matters in Tipton.
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Tixee
Cedar County District Court
Atherton B. Clark
E’ Hans
Horst
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of
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Albert 2 Street
Lisbon Bank and Trust
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Cedar Rapids
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West Branch
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Des Moines
Cedar County
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Pleasant Township
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Mabel Johnson
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Will Calderwood
Will Davidson
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Grundy Center
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Randalla
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Adeline Lohr
Dick Welsh
Joseph Roach
Marengo
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Iowa County
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Standings and results across major leagues and outcomes
Standings show New York and Chicago leading divisions with .750 and .643 paces. Friday's results include Cincinnati 6 Chicago 1 and Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 0. Detroit beat St Louis, 5-3, while Philadelphia edged Boston 9-8. Saturday's matchups feature several city rivals. Cleveland visiting Chicago and Detroit at St Louis highlight American League action.
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W.L. Pet
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Cleveland
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Washington
Indians Top White Sox 5 1 as Vosmik Breaks Slump
American Association wing their first start in four against the Chicago club 5 to 1. George Connally kept the Sox' seven hits well scattered while the Indians collected eight off Gaston and Murray. Vosmik's triple in the second was his first safe hit in twenty three at bats.
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George Connally
Sox
Indians
Gaston
Murray
Vosmik
Millersburg Varsity Beats Parnell 9 to 1 in County Clash
Millersburg high school boys won their first county tournament game 9 to 1 against Parnell. They then lost to Williamsburg 11 to 12 and later defeated the alumni 9 to 7 in Friday night action.
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Millersburg
Parnell
Williamsburg
O'Doul Slump Ends? Hitless Streak Still Stirs Talk
New York reports Brooklyn outfielder Frank O'Doul, 1932 NL batting champion, has gone hitless in 27 straight at bats. He claimed Friday his slump would end after three line drives against the Braves Thursday all caught by Boston fielders.
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New York
INS
Frank
Lefty
Hoppe Extends Lead Over Schaefer In World Cushion Caromele Play
CHICAGO UP Willie Hoppe veteran New York billiardist holds a margin of 1000 to 810 over Jake Schaefer Jr of San Francisco as they face the fifth block of their world cushion caromele titular play. Hoppe won the fourth block Thursday night 250 to 168 in 43 innings.
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Willie Hoppe
New York
Jake Schaefer, Jr
San Francisco
Hoppe
Webster High Beats Kinross Nine 6 to 3
Webster High defeated Kinross 6 to 3 as OD. Her rick hit a three run homer to key the win. Webster has not been defeated this spring after the Tuesday night game in Webster.
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Kinross
Webster, In
Kinross High School
Herrick
Reds Beat Warneke To Triumph 6 To 1 In Chicago
Cincinnati bats Warneke to a 6 to 1 win over the Cubs as Bottomley Lombardi and Rice drive in runs. Warneke lasts until the eighth before Henshaw and Tinning finish. Lucas tallies nine Cubs hits as Chicago drops the opener.
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Lon Warnecke
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
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Lombardi
Rice
Warneke
Roy Henshaw
Bud Tinning
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Grantham
Morrissey
Moore
Roettger
If Rice
Durocher
Demaree
Tinning
Hendrick
I Cincinnat
Ghicaeo
Hartnett
Braves Down Phillies 5 2 in Homecoming Game
Boston led by Shanty Hogan and John Berry faced a pitching duel until the third inning, when Berry was rocked for all five runs. Hogan hit a homer into the left field bleachers after Worthington doubled and Berger tripled, giving Boston the victory in Philadelphia.
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Hogan
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Berger
Philadelphia
Urbanski
Jordan
Worthington
Rf Berger
Gyselman
R. Moore
Moaranville
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Poceteneee
Esse
Logan
Iman
Kieln
Gyse
Grabowski
Warner
Maranville
Grabowsk
Liska
Cantwell
A. Moore
Canine
Berlin
Davis
Marion Defends Tri County Track Title at Vinton Meet
Marion high school aims to defend its Tri Valley title at the Vinton meet. Independence and Vinton loom strong with Plane Tate Mann and Freeman likely to split points. Marion hopes wins in 880 and mile relays with Reynolds Dale Smith and two quarter entrants Harte Hunter.
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Manchester
Independence
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Plane
Tate
Mann
Freeman
Reynolds
Dale Smith
Harte
Hunter
Hempy
Davis
Johnson
MacDougal
Brady
Ray Smith
Klopp
Cruise
Bob Smith
Jimmy Bear dominates mixed boxing and wrestling show at Monticello
Jimmy Bear of Marion pins Joe Petrusch in a Monticello program. Bud Calvin of Council Bluffs defeats Young Opel of Chicago two of three, Louis Hanken stops Joe Moran in round two, and several four-round preliminaries feature Monticello entrants. Cyclone Tommy Thompson KO's Jackie Malone in five, Malone a novice.
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Jimmy Bear
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Joe Petrusch
Bud Calvin
Council Bluffs
Young Opel
Chicago
Louis Hanken
Scotch Grove
Joe Moran
Cascade
Kid Seeggett
Anamosa
Young Ferrell
Tommy McDaniel
Walter Hal
Roy’Rice
Viole
Ralph Netcott
Bob Rush
Cedar Rapids
Tommy ‘Thompson
Jackie Malone
Louisville
Malone
Tigers and Panthers Sail to Drake Relays in Des Moines
Washington and Grant high relay squads head to Drake Relays with Grant aiming for two mile success and the Tigers focusing on sprint relays in class A. Jumping prospects include Grant’s fast two mile quartet against Cherokee, while the Panthers rely on Wishniewsky Fox Dennis and Clemons in the two mile and the Tigers’ 440 yard record set by Jakoubek Archibald Kelly Nance.
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Grant
Drake
Des Moines
Tigers
Panthers
Cherokee
Fred Winter
Cedar Falls
Panther
Wishniewsky
Fox
Dennis
Clemons
Leonard Paula
Oskaloosa
Jakoubek
Archibald
Kelly
Nance
Harry Johnson named new pro at Kenmore course
Harry Johnson, nicknamed Cotton, becomes the new professional at Kenmore golf course succeeding Jimmy Isaacson who moves to Denver. Johnson previously served as assistant pro at Sunnyside Waterloo for three years after stints at Rockford Country Club 1926 Harlem Hills C C Rockford 1927 Shilwaukee club De Kalb 1928 and Saukie Rock Island a year before Waterloo.
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Kenmore
Jimmy Isaacson
Denver
Johnson
Sunnyside
Waterloo
Rockford Country Club
Harlem Hills C. C
Rockford
de Kalb
Saukie
Rock Island
Waterloo Saukie
The
Public Recreation Company
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