Tigers Roll Over White Sox 13-5 in Series Opener
Detroit built a big early lead and rode 18 hits to a 13-5 victory over Chicago. Kerry Rogell and Hank Greenberg delivered key RBIs as Detroit opened with two runs and extended the lead with a five-run fifth inning. Fox homered for the Tigers while Madjeski and Kinzy also went deep for Chicago.
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Standings and Friday Baseball Results Across Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE standings show New York Boston Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh with games and percentages. Friday results include New York 3 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 4 Brooklyn 3. Saturday games list Cincinnati at Chicago and Boston at Brooklyn among others. AMERICAN LEAGUE table lists Detroit Boston New York Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St Louis. Friday results Detroit 13 Chicago 3 New York 11 Philadelphia 4 Boston 1. Other leagues note Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Kansas City and Cleveland standings with Friday results. Browns rise to third place by beating Cleveland in a ninth inning rally highlighted by Burns impact and key plays.
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Reds Beat Cubs 4 3 in Series Opener
Cincinnati tops Chicago 4 to 3 as Babe Herman slams a first inning homer and the Reds push three runs across in the sixth. Slade and Comorosky drive in runs, lifting Cincinnati to victory in the opening of the series.
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Craig Wood Disqualified From National Open
Ardmore Pa UP Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey a leading National Open contender was disqualified after the second round for playing the wrong ball and turning in an incorrect score. He had posted 148 for two rounds after recording a four on the 16th while using a stray ball from the rough.
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Golfer penalized after playing wrong ball ends tourney
The player selected an incorrect ball during play and marked a four for the hole. Rules require counting the proper ball and penalizing two strokes, so the golfer should have a 75 instead of 73 and was removed from the tournament.
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Anamosa High Alumni Banquet Initiates Class of 1934
The fortieth annual Anamosa high school alumni banquet and reunion was held at the K P hall. The class of 1934 was inducted into membership. Marie Chipman Wilkinson, 1915, was elected president. Mary Dunn, 1922, vice-president. Donald Crow, 1933, secretary. Fred Kromminga, 1923, treasurer. Harriet Cunningham, 1889, historian.
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Panthers Reach 211 Foot Javelin Mark At Marquette Meet
Five new meet records emerge in trials as the Central Intercollegiate Conference track event heats up at Marquette University Stadium. Notre Dame’s Don Elser hits 51 feet 6 inches in shot put while Mark Panther of Iowa posts 211 feet 3 inches in the javelin. Notre Dame’s George Meagher soars 24 feet in the broad jump. Ned Bacon of Denison runs 120 yard highs in 15 seconds and Anisden Oliver of Miami 220 lows in 24 seconds. Finals scheduled for tonight.
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