Blanton Tops Dizzy Dean as Pirates Beat Cardinals 9 5
Pirates rookie Darrell Blanton outpitched Dizzy Dean to lead Pittsburgh past St. Louis 9 5. Blanton earned his eighth win as Dean suffered his fifth loss, with four runs in the third and fourth innings fueled by walks and timely hits. Woody Jensen homered to cap the decisive sixth inning.
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Dizzy Dean
Bucs Lick Cardinals
Ittsburgh
Darrell
Cy” Blanton
Pittsburgh
Jerome
Dizzy
Dean
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Woody
Bucs
Gus Suhrs
St. Louis
Wirh
Rothrk Rf
Martin Ab
Medwuk
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Tetala
Dean A
Heusser
Louis
Ceveesee
Whichead Morin
Medutek
Coslit
Yount
Sutir
Thevernos
Durocherwood
Collins Thevenow
Buber
Washington
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Irving
Bump” Hadley
Ferrell
Stone
Travis
Boston
Dahlgren
Almada
Red Sox
Counter Werber
Johnson
Manush Cronin
Reynolds
Mehillo
Willie Kamm Becomes Cleveland Indians Scout
Willie Kamm, former Cleveland Indians third baseman, accepted Monday night the scouting post offered by president Alva Bradley. He was granted unconditional release from the Indians Saturday after a controversy involving himself and manager Walter Johnson. He is expected to receive the same salary as a player.
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Cleveland
Willie Kamm
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Kamm
Indians
Walter Johnson
Special Golf Events Planned At Oelwein
Special golf events are planned for each Friday in June for the women members of the Oelwein Country Club. This week features the championship qualifying round and championship driving contest. A Flag Day tournament is set for June 14 following the free group golf. The annual Puram Day Breakfast will be held on June 2. These events will be followed by Vonkes tournament on the last Friday of the month and a casual invitational meet.
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Ofrlwein
Oelwein Country Club
Golf Jesson
Shellsburg Defeated By Mr. Auburn Five to Four
A high school baseball game ended with Shellsburg losing to Mr. Auburn 5 to 4. Key moments and players are not clearly documented in the fragmented text.
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Shellsburg
Auburn
Browns Edge White Sox to Move into Third Place
In St Louis the Browns defeated the White Sox 11 to 1 as Jimmy Dykes
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Browns
White Sox
ST Louis
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Minter Ylayes
Sox
Jack Burns
Burns
Alan Strange
Sammy West
Joe Vance
Standings and results from Western League and American Association
Western League standings show Keokuk and Sioux City tied for first with 13 wins each and Rock Island at 6 13. Tuesday results include Cedar Rapids over Des Moines and St Joseph over Rock Island. American Association results list New York Boston Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia with recent records and Tuesday games noted.
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Keokuk
Joseph
Sioux City
C. Rapids
Omaha
Des Moines
Davenport
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph
W. L
W. OL
New York
Brooklyn
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelpa
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Iain
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Washton
GiieoRne
Philaphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Wol
Kan City
Aninn
Alis
Columbus St. Paul
Toledo Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
St Paul
Milwaukee
Wrestling results across cities show multiple falls
Associated Press report lists bouts with Paddys Mack of Alabama defeating opponent 178 for three falls in Philadelphia. Dan O Mahoney of Ireland defeats John Katan in Montreal with straight falls. Savatchan Three Ginks defeats May Voeseh in Beach NY, with curfew halting second fall. Maurice Ducharme defeats Patschaefler in Biddeford two straight falls.
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Associated Press
Rick Murphy
Alabama
Paddys Mack
Philadelphia
Tanen
Dan O Mahoney
Ireland
John Katan
Montreal
Reston
Biddeford
Maurice Ducharme
Parin
Patschaefler
California
Raiders Acquire Lyons from Rochester in Pitching Upgrade
The Raiders announced a deal with Rochester of the International league delivering southpaw Jack Lyons to Cedar Rapids. Lyons, 14-6 with Elmira last season and 3-2 this year with Rochester, joins a club seeking better pitching as veteran Fred Newton is released due to conditioning issues.
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Raiders
Harry Johnson
Rochester
Cedar Rapids
Jack Lyons
Cardinals
Nub Kleinke
St. Louis
Lyons
Elmira
Joe Klinger
New York-Penn Loop
Fred Newton
Karl Swanson
Crossley
al Larson
Pittsburgh bout ends as Lewis stops Patrick in round
John Henry Lewis, 140, from Pittsburgh, knocked out Tom Patrick, 183, in Los Angeles. George Salvadore, from New Orleans, outpointed Jesus Dublinsky, 141, in Chicago.
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Fress Tittsburgh
John Henry Lewis
Paoenio Ariz
Tom Patrick
Los Angeles
New Orleans
George Salvadore
Boston
Jesurs Dublinsky
Chiragre
Radio listings and orchestral programs sweep NBC chains
A dense OCR of radio schedules lists NBC and CBS networks with bands and orchestras such as Eddie Punstedter, the Stevens orchestra, Buck Rogers, and Fred Allen. It references stations WEAF, WJZ, WABC, WLW, WCCO, and WBBM among others, with multiple programs and personalities across afternoon and evening slots.
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Aasquerade Sbc
WEAF
PeWonevbo
Sassafras
NBC
Mearf
Mery Maes
the Gumps
WCCO
Mary Marlin
Mayon Arch
CBS Warc
Virginia Tee
WIZ
Eddie Punstedter
CBS
WABC
Wee Wow
Sanford Oreh
Princess Marie
WBBM
WMOX
Mi Pearce
Gang
WABL
Snbc
WEAP
Nyc
T—Womans Review
Bob
WJZ
Waancc Weed
NHC
Voretia Pee
Clibmen Stevens Orch
The
WAC
Cpa
Waldman Orch
NEC
Weaf Chain Ou
Cna
Nallee and Sherr
Wweccco
Sam and Dick
Miniatares
NDC
Cran Koren Orch
Sherman Orch
Jack Armstrong
Sir Josiah Stamp
WHEM
Tom and
Gus
WIZ Wenr
WMAQ
Wiiaq
Ruby Mercer
Buck Rogers
WBEM
Thele Lera
NRL
WJS Wenr
WLIW
Roake Carter
Flning
Fup Man’s
John Charles Thomas
Koil
Ross
Orch
TilkGen Fed Women's Clubs
Lombardi
Ricardo Carter
Wits
Bits
Burns and
Nav
Noble's
Nbci
WLW
WSKOA
America
WJA
Melody
Childs Orch
Hopkins Orch
Sesse Crawford
Horan Orch
CBS Wbem
Keller Orch
Ink Spots
Henry King’s
NUC
the Hoofinghams
Pollack Orch
Fidler Orch
NBC Weaf
M—Beecher
Walum Wcco
Cowboys Rally Past Davenport 9 to 4 in Sioux City
Sioux City defeated Davenport 9 to 4 to sweep the series and extend their home stand to five straight wins. Wehde pitched well for Sioux City aiding a 14 hit attack while Piechota took the loss.
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Sioux City
Davenport
Cowboys
Willingham
Marchand
Luby
Wilson
St Joseph Sweeps Rock Island 3-0 Behind Don King
St Joseph wins the opener 3-0, Don King allowing five hits over eight innings. Harold Anderson allows nine hits before a pinch batter in the eighth. Patchett, Brucker, Traynor and Shimer each collect two hits for St Joseph, while Marshall has the lone multi hit for Rock Island.
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Rock Island
St. Joseph
Don King
King
Harold Anderson
Patchett
Brucker
Traynor
Shimer
Marshall
OHOA
AB Goodmass
GiNovosel
Wilson
Tapson
Ee If
Vezelich
QiMcNeels
Taylor
Schultz
Andersonn
Rasgiand
Bonetti
Anderson
St Joseph
Williamson
Conley
Smith
Bruck
Collins and
Haley
Iowa High School Athletic Board To Have New Members
Elections to fill two terms on the state board of control of high school athletics will be held in July. T M Clevenger of Waverly and J H Peet of Washington will retire July 1, necessitating by law elections within two weeks after. Clevenger has retired from active school work and Peet has become Cedar Falls superintendent, out of the southeast district. Because terms run to next November another election will be held then for regular three year terms.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
T M Clevenger
Waverly
Northeast Iowa
J. H Peet
Washington
Clevenger
Peet
Cedar Falls
Gophers Defeat Badgers To Win Conference Title
Minnesota clinched the Western Conference baseball title by beating Wisconsin 7 to 2 in Madison. Tommy Gallivan allowed ten hits but held the Badgers in check until the seventh inning as Wisconsin rallied for two runs. Illinois Chicago and Ohio State were denied a share of the crown, finishing tied for second.
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Madison
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iinois
Chicago
Ohio State
Tommy Gallivan
Gopher
Badgers
Gallivan
Bruhn
Pearson
Reinhart
Miller star Robert Holland seriously injured in Milwaukee game
Robert Dutch Holland of the Minneapolis Club was hit on the head by a pitched ball in the ninth inning as the Brewers beat the Minneapolis club 9 to 1. He suffered a broken jaw and possible skull fracture, was unconscious at the hospital, and could not have X rays taken immediately.
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Hartnett
Reds
Roy Henshaw
Cubs
Ival
Milwaukee
Robert
Dutch) Holland
Miller
Brewers
Holland
Joseph Carroll
Maynard Club Opens Season With 4 0 Victory Over Westgate
Maynard men's kittenball team won its season opener at Westgate 4 to 0. Flood lights are being installed in Maynard Park in preparation for upcoming games.
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Mayna — Maynard
Westgate
Maynard Park
Raiders Cup Double Bill From Des Moines
Raiders sweep two games against Des Moines in front of about 2,700, beating the Demons 9-5 in game one and 1-0 in game two. Milt Bocek scored the decisive run in the sixth as EN OLD Bill Mizeur delivered a double, with Johnny Hart and John Passo holding the Demon's offense to four hits in six innings.
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Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Cimemnati
Vicetory
St Johnson
Johnsen
Des Moines
Omerek
Blackman
Crossley
Rocek
Mizeur
Soward
Cf Strathmeyer
Klinger
Seers Taylor
Des Moines Ceesettes Eersesee
Cedar Rapids
Taylor
Strathmeyer
Holder
Webb
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Deas Moines
Bocek
Howard
Oxorek
Orwell
Michael
Luther
Sama
Ludsick
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Cole
Sams
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Crandall
Jones
Cess
Crosstey
Boeek
Sotee
Tere
Beaseee
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Meade
Asuesee
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Seveaees
MO Oam
Edar Rapids
Cedarapids
Narl
Passon
Hari
Passo
Balks—Meade
Iarl
Warner
Cady
Bill Mizeur
Milt Bocek
Raiders
Demons
Crossley Clan
St. Joseph
Skeeter
Johnny Hart
John Passo
Little Johnny
Falk
Ogorek
Big Bill
Hayes
Ian
Hart
Falk Cap
Ralph Mead
Michaels
Mead
Howard Taylor
Doc Crandall
Terry and John Carey Advance In Country Club Golf
Three championship round matches sharpen a day of play at the Country club tournament. F C Chambers and Terry join John Carey in second round after close 1 up and 2 and 1 decisions while Don Barnes and G C Wheeler win their first flight second round matches 4 and 3 and 1 up respectively. Wolverton and Graves also win in second flight and third flight respectively.
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F. C Chambers
J. B. Terry
John Carey
Chambers
E. J. Carey
Terry
Dr. B. J. Moon
Ed Soboda
Don Barnes
G. C. Wheeler
Marvin Wright
L. H. Jacobson
Dr. B. F. Wolverton
F. A
H. Graves
R. J Miller
Iowa Nips Michigan Normal By 4 To 0
Iowa defeats Michigan Normal 4 0 to sweep the two game set. Hawkeye pitcher Reese fired a three hit shutout as the offense provided early runs. Also notes unclear from Chicago box with scattered names and towns.
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Iowa
Michigan Normal
Ypsilanti, Mich
University of Iowa
Reese
Hawkeyes
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Robert Holland
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Demon
Earl Coughlin
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Dr. Moon
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Iz B. Terry
Dr. B. J Moon
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DB Praia Jr
M Wright
B. F Wolverton
F A. Safely
Dua Graves
Raiily Celebron
Bockford
Carl Duva
Paterson
Scotty McLean
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