Buckeyes Open Three-Eye League At Decatur
Cedar Rapids Raiders Link reports Orie Arntzen to pitch the opening contest against Decatur as Ollie Marquardt leads a 21-man roster. Lineup includes Bob Taylor, Walter Walsh, Erwin Oberlander, Don Gugler, Willard Pike, Del Jones, and George Dverelil. Evansville favored in predicted exciting race, with several new managers taking debuts and changes noted at Clinton Bloomington Cedar Rapids Waterloo and other cities.
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Decatur
Ollie Marquardt
Orie Arntzen
Bob Taylor
Walter Walsh
Marquardt
Ray Browne
Erwin Oberlander
Don Gugler
Willard Pike
del Jones
George Dverelil
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Blondy Ryan
New York Giant Fame
Clinton Farm
Bud Connolly
Bloomington
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Cap Crossley
Waterloo
Walter Holke
Springfield
Mike Gazella
Moline
Tony Kaufman
Bob Coleman
Evansville
Raiders
Kaufman
Emil Verban
Petersen
Thompson
Oehler
Bill Yarewick
New York City
St. Louis
Herlangers
Sir Verban
Walsh
Te Pherson
Jones
Sustar
Oh Pike
Ropass
Taylor
Browne
Th Orhier
Gueler
Coleman
Arvizen
Warewick
Gordon
Baulsen
Raiders Add Three Broadway Orgs in Cedar Rapids Start
Three new Raiders join at Decatur today with two released. Mike Blaze a right handed catcher from Springfield MA league club joins via Chief Scout Harold Irelan. Wilkes-Barre shortstop Lou Regina will come from Wilkes-Barre with Spring field stats showing 30 doubles 8 triples 6 homers and 21 steals.
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Raiders
Decatur
Mike Blaze
Springfield
Ohio
Harold Irelan
Cleveland
Lou Regina
Wilkes-Barre
Gainsville
Fla
Stanley Gocltz
Walter Lewinski
Eugene Babbitt
Salina
Kan
Western Association
Opton
Kansas Tramples Iowa State 6 to 1 in Big Six clash
Kansas swept Iowa State in Lawrence by 6 to 1 as the Jayhawks capitalized on five Cyclone errors. Both teams had seven hits, with Iowa State turning three double plays and Kansas two. Gillam, Lloyd, Hally and Thompson for Kansas. Brass and Hall for Iowa State.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Iowa State
Kansas
Towa State
Gillam
Lloyd Hally
Thompson
Brass
Hall
Washingon
New York
Case
OlCrosettiiss
Gelbert
Rolfe
Estalelia
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Perrell
Igallagher
Chase
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Rosar
Murphy
Garter
Washington
Gordon
Powell
Wright
Gallagher
Crosetti
Gehrig
New_ York
Gomer
Gomez
Gomer Pavis
Dickey
X. Ure
Feller Dominates Tigers In 7-1 Indian Victory
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller allowed eight hits and struck out 13 as the Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 1. nine of the tribe’s 13 hits came off Lynwood Rowe in the first four innings, with Solters homerun and Keltner driving in three runs. Rowe suffered the loss despite a prior win against Cleveland.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
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Rowe
Tribe
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lHarris
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Shilline
Keltner
Greenbere
Golters
Shillune
Gehrincer
Greenberr
Trosky
Solters
Pytlak
Kolls, Rue and Gelsel
Early Major League Standings And Weekend Results
Standings show New York at 5 2, Boston 4 3, Washington 4 4, and Chicago 5 4 in the American League. Weekend results include Boston 3 Philadelphia 2, New York 1 Cleveland 7, Chicago 9 St Louis 8, and Detroit 1 Washington 3. Sunday games feature Chic ago at St Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, and more.
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Louis
Boston
Washington
Chicago
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Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicaro
St. Loui
W.L
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Yanks Lose Di Maggio For Week In 3-1 Setback At Senators
New York’s World Series champions fall 3-1 to Washington as DiMaggio suffers a torn muscle in his right leg after slipping chasing a triple. He is hospitalized for X rays then released. the setback adds to a rough day with Gomez taking the loss and Ken Chase dominant for the Senators.
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Yanks
di Maggio
Senators
NEW York
Washington
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Bob Estatella
Ken
Iowa Coaches Hopeful But Not Miracle Men
Iowa City. The University of Iowa shows improved backfield depth thanks to promising freshmen and a stronger center line. Under Dr. Eddie Anderson and the Notre Dame system, enthusiasm remains restrained as the Hawkeyes enter a second month of intensive drills, with the Big Ten caliber material still in question.
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Bob Sherwwood
Iowa City
University of Iown
Hawkeyes
Eddie Anderson
Notre Dame
Johnstown Victorious in Wood Memorial Derby Contender
Johnstown, the Belair stud colt, won the Wood Memorial at Jamaica by a wide margin, racing a mile and 70 yards in near world-record time. Valitant finished second, with Impound third and T. M. Dorsett fourth. The win makes Johnstown a heavy favorite for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs next weekend.
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Belair Stud
Mahogany Express
Johnstown
Jamaica
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Jamestown- la France
Churchill Downs
Valitant
Impound
T. M. Dorsett
Chief Onaway
el Chico
Book Plate
Red Pepper Sports Chatter Sees Wild Three Eye Race Start
Eight contenders enter the Three Eye pennant chase as rookies and steady veterans vie for the title. Evansville, led by manager Bob Coleman, attempts to translate past success into a fresh campaign while Cedar Rapids remains an unpredictable mystery team with no clear measuring stick. The season opens amid questions of training camp form and fielding prowess versus offensive pace, with outcomes unsettled and merit versus breaks as the deciding factors.
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Evansville
Roger Wolff
Cedar Rapids
Raider
Bob Coleman
Hawks Crumble Gophers Again 3-0
Iowa won its second straight game against Minnesota in a Western Conference baseball contest 5-0. Right fielder Jim George led a 10 hit Iowa attack with a triple and two singles and one RBI. Bratten collected two RBIs on a double and a triple as Iowa also beat Minnesota 11-2 yesterday.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Gophers
Jim George
Iowans
Bratten
Hawkeye
ABH
Manush
Knox
Kantor
Roy
Prasse
Boerner
George
Kundla
Nis Winders
Shang
Grono
Vort
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Keeur
Sweeney
Frese
Becker
Reidp
Fust
Mohr
Schults
Ferguson
Schultz
Owa Wee
Old Hho
Minnesota Aerrors
Frasse
Vogt
Masousites
Kundia
Innesota
O Schultz
Reid
Drake Relays Lead to Historic Drake Mile Relay Showdown
At the Drake relays Ohio State posted a stunning 3:14.1 in the mile relay, eclipsing all prior marks. Iowa and Louisiana State chased as Billig of Iowa pressed late, but Lewis of Ohio held firm to win as LSU collapsed near the tape. the field then awaited the final high jump result.
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Ohio State University
Buckeye
Iowa
Ohio
Wip
Juck
Louisiana State
Les
Billig
Lewis
Lousiana
Hest
Ted Canty
Bedlam
Hawkeye
Carl
Fred Teufel
Jack Graves
Milton Billi
Lon Warneke's one hit shuts out Cubs 2 0
St Louis ace Lon Warneke blanked the Chicago Cubs 2 0 in a masterful exhibition. Stanley Hack and Billy Herman were the Cubs' only hitters reaching base with Hack singling in the seventh. Warneke allowed 28 to face him after a first six innings, and a late miscue by Johnny Mize produced the Cubs' only baserunner. The loss marked Chicago's third straight.
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Lou Warneke
St Lows Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Stanley Hack
Cub
Arkansas
Cubs
Hack
Billy Herman
Warnecke
Herman
Warneke
Johnny Mize
Mize
Cardinal
Bill Lees
St. Louis
tHaew.ab Gut Dse
Grireson
Medacaal
St Lous
Chicaco
Marty
Owen
Moore
Basce
Lee
Strixcoats
Nitcher
Amphires
Rballanfant
Reardon
Gortz
Whitlow Wyatt Shuts Out Phillies for Dodgers Victory
Whitlow Wyatt earned his first win of the season for Brooklyn, allowing seven hits as the Dodgers defeated Philadelphia 5 to 0. Brooklyn struck early with a first inning run and held the lead throughout, according to the game notes.
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New York
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Brooklyn
Francis Presler Y M C A Handball Champion
Francis Presler defeated Kenneth Bogaard in the YMCA squash finals winning 15-8 15-14 12-15 17-16 to become house champion succeeding Otto Ambroz who could not compete this year.
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Kenneth Bogaard
Y M.C. A
Presler
Otto Ambroz
Ambroz
College Baseball Scores Across Conferences and States
College baseball results show Minnesota trimming opponents 5 to 0 while Illinois and Ohio State post five runs. Michigan defeats Notre Dame 9 to 1 and Northwestern edges Wisconsin 1 to 0. Kansas tops Iowa State 6 to 1 as Navy of Pennsylvania beats Indiana 13 to 0. Dartmouth over Mary Cross 1 to 0. Villanova 5, Illinois Normal 3. Eureka 4, Lake Forest 9. Armour Tech 1, Elmhurst 8. Kansas State 6, Nebraska 3. Wheaton 3, Illinois College 1. Wisconsin Wesleyan 6, Wheaton 3. Track results list Washington University 82 1 3, plus Illinois Wesleyan and Armour Tech show scores. Indiana, Michigan State, Purdue, and Eastern Illinois Teachers in close matchups. Notre Dame 8, Marquette 6. Deloit 10, Carroll 3. Tennis and other notes: Monmouth at Burlington Jr College Warne, Detroit 4, Ohio State 4. Northwestern 4, Purdue 0. Illinois 7 3, Minnesota 3. Helot G. Carroll 3 and Kansas State 1. Grinnell College 6, Michigan State 6, Notre Dame 4. Kentucky 6, Indiana 3. College football notes: Notre Dame Varsity 12, Seniors 7.
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Ilinois College
Vusustana
Washington Uo
Winois Normal
Armour Tech
Miinois Wesleyan
Winois
Indianaota
Michicanate
Curdue
Eastern Illinois
Millikin
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Nebraska
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Marquette
Deloit
Carroll
Tunnis
Monmouth
Burlington Jr College
Warne
Detroit
Ohio State
Northwestern
Turdue
Illinois
Minnesota
Helot G. Carroll
Kansas State
Towa State
Grinnell College
Cornell A. Michigon State
Kentucky
Indiana
College Footbball
Pirates Drop Eighth Straight To Reds 5 3
Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 3, extending Pittsburgh’s eight game skid. Bucky Walters with faulty control worked through trouble, while Bill Werber and Harry Craft supplied key hits for Cincinnati. Pirates stranded 11 in scoring chances and left 89 men on base in the last eight games.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky Walters
Walters
Pirates
Bill Werber
Harry Craft
Werber
Craft
The
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