Red Sox Pound Vander Meer Moore To Conquer Reds
Boston jumps on Johnny Vander Meer and Lloyd Moore to beat the Cincinnati Reds 10 to 3 in Sarasota. Emerson Dickman wins for Boston as ten hits produce no homers. Cincinnati tallies in the second seventh and ninth as Vander Meer falters early and Moore struggles later.
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Hershberger
Riddle
Dickman
Gatehouse
Sayles
Degautels
Leaders Maintain Edge In Pin Meet
The Cedar Rapids bowling meet ends with few position changes as Sivers and Buchanan take Class A doubles with 1120, Sivers topping Class A singles at 549, and Hamm’s Beer leading Class A team with 2617 while other divisions crown repeats or near repeats.
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Cedar Rapids
Homer Sivers
Millard Buchanan
Sam Palumbo
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Krueger
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Thenhaus
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L. Johnson
M. Nelson
Brejcha
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All Gold Foods
Carney
Wilson Wholesale Market
Iowa Steel Company
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Etamats Authier
Ofan
Yankees Rally For Fifth Win In Grapefruit Circuit
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 on Saturday for their fifth win in seven games in the Grapefruit League. Charley Keller homered with two aboard in the eighth to secure the victory as St. Louis suffered its seventh straight defeat.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Keller
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St. Louis
Pearson
Hadley
Donald
Jorgens
Dickson
Barrett
Owen
Rochester Defeats Boston Bees in Exhibition clash
In West Palm Beach, Rochester of the International League beat the Boston Bees in an exhibition game. Kuros ky homered to spark the minor leaguers who tied the score in the eighth and pulled away for the win.
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Kurosky
Homer
Rochester
Boston Bees
Wbewaien
Chester
Posedale
Fette
McLaughlin
French
Andrews
Galipean
Ryba
Beal
Tulsa Tigers Top Browns In Texas League Tilt
Tulsa of the Texas league defeated St. Louis Browns 9 to 7 after amassing 13 hits led by Elden Auker Roxie Lawson and Nate Andrews on the mound Offensive gunfire from Colmer Tilo Lowell Milstead Sueme Mancuso Boynton and Harshany fueled the win as Auker Lawson Andrews struggled.
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Tex
Tulsa
St. Louis Browns
Oklahomans
Elden Auker
Roxie Lawson
Nate Andrews
Alee Chast
Louis
Colmer
Tilo
Lowell
Milstead
Sueme
Mancuso
Boynton
Auker
Lawson
Andrews
Harshany
Swift
Tigers Edge Brooklyn in Tight Nine Inning Duel
Detroit Tigers beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2 in Lakeland Florida. The winner scored in the eighth inning after the game was tied twice. Both teams had seven hits with notable plays by Carleton Rachunok Franks and Sullivan.
Pirates Rally Past Padres In Exhibition Thriller
In San Diego the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied for eight runs in the second inning to beat the San Diego Padres 12 to 8 in an exhibition game. Swigart Sewell and Mueller joined Olson Tobin and Salkeld in the Pirates lineup as San Diego also used several pitchers.
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Calif
INS
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh
Swigart
Sewell
Mueller
Olson
Tobin
Salkeld
Indians rout Bears 7-2 in Florida exhibition win
In Sebring Florida the Cleveland Indians battered two Newark Bears pitchers for 11 hits and built a 7-2 victory. Cleveland scored in each inning except the third while Newark managed only two runs. Pitchers Smith and Pulford worked for Cleveland with Milnar and Hemsley aiding the mound effort. Sears and Fallon appeared for Newark.
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Sebring
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Newark Bears
Cleveland
Newark
Smith
Pulford
Milnar
Hemsley
Hell
Gumpert
Getle
Hamner
Podden
Sears
Fallon
Bryant knocked out by line drive in Cubs versus White Sox
Clay Bryant of the Cubs left the game after a line drive struck his right leg in the first inning as Chicago White Sox beat Chicago 9 to 4. Luke Appling's smash drove in runs after Joe Kuhel's homer, sending the Sox to the early lead they never relinquished.
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Zuppke
Ohio State
Buckeye
Illinois
Ilinois
Los Angeles
Clay Bryant
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Luke Appling
Bryant
Joe Kuhel
Jack Hayes
Chicago
Knott
Appleton
Ain and Silvestri
Giants rout Senators after beating Yankees in Florida
In Winter Haven, the Giants beat the Washington Senators 13 to 2 after defeating the World Champion Yankees Friday. Monteagudo, Masterson and Ferre Barry hurled for New York while Schumacher, Joiner and Dan Ming batted for Washington.
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Fla
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New York Giants
Washington Senators
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Ae Monteagudo
Masterson
Ferre Barry
Schumacher
Joiner
Dan- Ming
Athletics blank Hollywood in Pacific Coast league game
Ed Heusser Herman Besse and George Caster allowed five hits as the Philadelphia Athletics shut out Hollywood 3 to 0. Benny McCoy drove in two runs with a second inning double, lifting the A’s to their tenth win in 13 starts.
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Calif
Ed Heusser
Herman Besse
George Caster
Benny McCoy
Philadelphia Athletics
Adelphis
Biee Iwet
Heusser
Caster
Wagner
Hancken
Bithorn
Tost
Smith and Dapper
Brenzel
Mason City Wins State High School Basketball Crown
Mason City prevailed to claim the state high school basketball title after a tense semifinal loss earlier, as 13,500 fans packed the arena. Holstein defeated Muscatine 36 to 25 in the final period, with Wehde McIntyre and the Weddes delivering strong performances for Muscatine and Holstein respectively.
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Mason City
George Parks
Vernon Hoffman
Harold Riggs
Glen Bloom
Don Sprouse
Bobby Kinnan
Arthur Causey
Bob Weber
Harry Hindahl
Kenneth McIntyre
Ames
Holstein
Muskies
Ken McIntyre
Glenn Bloom
Weddes
Py Wehde
McIntyre
Bicom
Riggs
Sprouse
Ro Wende
Wende
Goettsch
Ashrey
Dorotee
Steen
Verle Davis
Penn
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Tarkio Team Wins National Tourney
A Tarkio College team from Tarkio, Missouri, claimed the National Intercollegiate basketball title in Kansas City by defeating San Diego State 52 to 42. The Californians failed in their second bid. last year they were edged 32 to 31 by Southwestern College of Winfield, Kansas.
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Kansas City
Tarkio
San Diego
Calif
State
Californians
Southwestern College
Winfield
Kan
Church Softball League To Meet Monday Night
The Cedar Rapids Softball association church league will hold an organization meeting Monday night at 7:30 in the playground commission office 501 city hall. Churches interested in fielding a team are asked to send representatives.
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Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Playground Commission
Dyersville Bowlers To Roll In Clinton Tourney
The Ukranians, in the Knights of Columbus handicap league, will compete in the Crossing City tournament at Clinton on April 7. Team members include Jim Huberty captain Frank Geghard Art Grawe Milt Grawe and Wally Schuster with Gene Tauke as alternates.
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Dyersville
Knights of Columbus
Crossing City
Clinton
Jim Huberty
Frank Geghard
Art Grawe
Milt Grawe
Wally Schuster
Gene Tauke
Forest Field and Stream Hobbyists Discuss Trout and Salmon
In Marion, 25 members of the Indian Creek Fish and Game club shared reels of dry fly fishing for salmon on the Restigouche river in East Canada. Discussions urged delaying trout season to May 1 to improve angling, and noted the Mount Vernon Fish and Game Restoration club forming with about 50 members to aid countywide fish propagation.
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W. J. Morf
Sumner
Iowa
R. Barsalou
Fred Schob
Fish and Game
The
Conservation Commission
Indian Creek
McGregor
Mount Vernon
Michigan Tracem en Win Butler Relays
Warren Breidenbach anchored Michigan to the seventh consecutive Butler indoor relays team title as the Wolverines scored 37 1 5 points. Indiana finished second with 34 3 20 points and Greg Rice set a slower than record pace in the mile and a half. Indiana also broke the world university medley relay record with 10 minutes 10.3 seconds.
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Warren Breidenbach
Michigan
Wolverines
Butler University
Indiana University
Breidenbach
Greg Rice
Rice
Notre Dame
Indiana
Butler
Indiana dominates at indoor relay meet with multiple wins
Indiana leads a crowded indoor meet sweeping events from the one mile relay to the four mile relay. Michigan Normal and Michigan both place in several events while Notre Dame Purdue and Butler contend for top spots. New meet and world indoor records are noted in selected events.
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