Des Moines Explodes For 22 Runs In Raiders Victory
Des Moines belted Cedar Rapids for 22 runs as Howard Taylor faced his old team in his Raiders debut. Hutchinson worked the mound for Des Moines, allowing six hits and four earned runs. seven Raiders left on base and seven Demons were erased on the base paths.
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World Heavyweight Title Bouts Highlight Action Across U S
In New York James Wraddeck defeated Max Baer to claim the world heavyweight title while Eddie Hogan outpointed Jack McCarthy in Boston. Other results include Steve Dudas over Terry Mitchell in New Jersey and Tony Galento stopping Anthony Ashrut in Philadelphia. In Chicago Wesley Ramey beat Leo Kodak and Al McCoy edged Al Gainer in Boston with multiple draws and no contest in Minneapolis.
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Swanson Likely to Move After Moulder Arrival
President Harry Johnson of the Raiders said Swanson will leave only after Danny Moulder, ex Rock Island second sacker, signs a Raider contract and reports to Des Moines. Moulder batted .281 for the Islanders last season and is expected to join the Raiders soon.
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Cunningham Sees New Mark In Mile Of A Century Race
New York AP Glenn Cunningham predicts his 4 07.8 world mile record may fall at the Princeton invitation meet this Saturday. He cites Joe Mangan as a top challenger among a six man field including Bill Bonthron Jack Lovelock and Gene Venzke. Cunningham plans to pace the field and watch Mangan closely.
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Braddock Baer Title Fight Draws 29,366 at MSG
Madison Square Garden announced the paid attendance for last night's James J. Braddock versus Maxie Baer title bout as 29,366 with a gross gate of 205,366.97. Baer received 42 percent of the net and Braddock 15 percent as champion and challenger shares.
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Five Kittenball Games in Columbus Junction Loop
Shellbark defeated Pitchin 10 to 5 and Dutch Ridge beat Lone Oak 18 to 2. East Side won 6 to 3 against Columbus City, while Conesville outscored Columbus City 4 to 2. Ding's Standard Oilers beat Riverside 10 to 9 on Tuesday at Riverside.
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Davenport Sublimes Omaha Packers 9-8 in Ninth Inning
Nick Polly delivered a dramatic eighth inning double with two outs sending home Riley and White then scoring on a misplayed ball to lift Davenport over Omaha 9 to 8 in the opener. Hancock walked 12 in a rough start, while Polly, Hall, Vezelich and Pally supplied the key hits for Davenport.
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Saints Rally Past Rock Island In Eleventh Inning
Saint Paul Saints beat Rock Island 4 to 3 in eleven innings to move into third place in the Western league. Earle Brucker hit a triple during a six run Saints surge in the sixth while Pete Coscarart scored the winning run in the eleventh on Goodman’s infield hit after a walk.
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Braddock Upsets Baer in Popular Championship Win
In a surprising turn, James Braddock defeats Max Baer ending Baer’s title reign and boosting Braddock as a favored hero. Analysts note the bout alters future matchups with Carnera, Louis, and Schmeling while reflecting public support for Braddock’s hardship story and his family.
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Rock Island and St. Joseph tie late in baseball clash
In a tight game Rock Island falls 4 to 3 as St. Joseph scores the winning run in the ninth. Fleming Schultz and Brucker supply two base hits while Conley and P Coscarart drive in runs for Rock Island. Navie, Nichols, Strickland and Drefs split pitching duties with 11 strikeouts for the winner and 5 for the loser.
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Keokuk Indians Rally Past Sioux City 6 2
Keokuk ended a four game skid with a 6 2 home win over Sioux City. A late five run burst, aided by three Cowboy errors, sealed the victory after Mills and Wehde locked in a pitching duel. Sioux City led early on Geeans homer in the sixth.
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Western Open draws 159 golfers to South Bend course
A fast field of 159 golfers including Oakmont veterans arrives at Chain O Lakes course for the Western Open at South Bend Country Club. Harry Cooper seeks to defend the title as the field plays 18 holes today and Saturday before cut to low sixty and ties for Sunday’s final 36.
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Braddock Claims World Heavyweight Title at Madison Square Garden
James J. Braddock, a former underdog, outpoints Max Baer in seven rounds to become the world heavyweight champion. Joe Gould fronted the $35 Braddock needed for milk for his kids, marking a stark turn from breadline hardship to sudden fame and fortune.
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Marengo Nighthawks Beat Hawkeyes 9-3 in Opener
MARENGO Mack Wichman led the Nighthawks to a 9-3 win over the Hawkeyes after a 3-3 tie through five innings. Wichman struck out 12, while Beyer and Knock each fanned 10. Fetzer paced the losers with two of three Marengo hits as Hoyt Swedenheim and Clemson hit .500.
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