Eastern Iowa marbles tourney to sponsor Lake Geneva trip
The Cedar Rapids Gazette sponsors the eastern Iowa marbles tournament with a Lake Geneva Wisconsin vacation as the grand prize. Eligible boys and girls 14 or younger compete in eliminations for a chance to reach the national finals in Ocean City New Jersey. Local finals are May 23 with broader contests through July.
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Baseball Drive to Start on April 6
The Raiders announce a 1936 Western league book drive starting April 6 to fund operations. Books sell for 9 48 dollars plus 1 22 tax total 10 70, offering about 20 percent savings over individual game prices.
Picard Retains Gardens Golf Title At Charleston
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania shoots two par 71 rounds for 278 six under par to win the Gardens fourth annual golf tournament in Charleston South Carolina The runner up is Paul Runyan White Plains New York who totals 285 after a 73 70 Final rounds Frank Walsh Chicago finishes third with 286 Walter Hagen Detroit and Dick Metz Chicago tie for fourth at 289 The event carries 3000 top money and honors Picard as defending champion on the course where he once served as pro.
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Giants Top Cubs 9 2 as Hubbell Shuts Cubs Early
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 9 to 2 in Pensacola. Carl Hubbell held the Cubs to one run through four innings while Lou Warneke started strong for Chicago before Giants hitters exploded for three runs early. Roy Henshaw was targeted by NY after the initial rally.
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Cardinals Edge Red Sox In 11 Inning Exhibition
In Sarasota a 6 to 5 Cardinals win over the Boston Red Sox in 11 innings. The Cardinals scored all runs in extra frames while Lefty Grove worked the first three innings.
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Reds Top Senators 7-5 in Spring Training Clash
Cincinnati built a 7 5 win over Washington as three Washington errors helped fuel two big Reds innings in Tampa. Deshong wild pitch and a walk set up Kampouris double and Cuyler triple for four runs in the fifth, while Washington scored in the first two frames off Derringer.
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Tigers Rout Dodgers In Exhibition Finale
Detroit Tigers pound Brooklyn Dodgers 10 to 1 in three game series third game. Eight inning bursts deliver seven runs on five hits. Vic Sorrell and Clarence Montalvo? held Dodgers to five hits.
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Indians coast to 8-3 win in New Orleans exhibition
Cleveland Indians defeated the New Orleans Pelicans 8-3 in an exhibition game. Rookie pitcher Omar Phillips from Butler, Ohio, started and allowed four hits and one run over three innings, as Cleveland extended its spring training unbeaten streak to eight straight victories.
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Yankees rout Bees in first exhibition clash
The New York Yankees overwhelmed the Boston Bees 11 to 2 as rookie left hander Hobart Scott struggled in early innings during the opening exhibition game in St. Petersburg Florida.
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White Sox Rally Tops Los Angeles In Ninth Inning
In San Bernardino California the Chicago White Sox broke a 2-2 tie with a four run ninth inning against Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League to win 6 to 2. Morrissey led off with a double but was out at third on a attempted sacrifice by Shea. Vernon Kennedy and Radcliffe contributed in the late rally as Reese suffered an injury.
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Old Park and Modern Plans Stir Minnesota Fans
The piece notes Hill Park built in 1913 and the old Bunny Park layout, now altered with fences, lighting, and repairs. It also highlights Minnesota football’s surge with stadium expansion plans and a six club Western league outlook, plus Peoria’s bid disruption and tribulations for nearby teams.
Kowawk Football Prospects Bright
Twenty nine men finished spring practice under Moray Eby as Coe college eyes next fall. Backfield could be veteran rich with a line of letter winners and sophomores. Freshmen vie for tackle posts while guards Sack Soukup and Ziogas Henna provide depth.
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Lee Thomas
Bob Quinn
Cliff Hellman
Harold Nelson
Ronald Smith
Ross Williams
Walter Sack
Cliff Soukup
Charles Ziogas
John Henna
Bob Norris
Ray Smith
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Don Sheldon
Adam Slapetis
Angelo Saccaro
Oklahoma U. Wins U. 5. Mat Laurels at Estherville
Mason City's Mohawks edged East Sioux City 28 to 26 in overtime to lead sixteen district winners to the boys high school championship finals. Davenport beat Fairfield 40 to 15 as Des Moines hosts the state meet with class A and B teams merging for finals. Ted Anderson clinched the 123-pound title for Oklahoma Central Teachers.
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Wrestlers Qualify At Ninth CAA Tourney Washington and Lee
Lexington Virginia AP reports at the ninth annual Collegiate Athletic Association tournament at Washington and Lee University wrestlers qualified for advancing rounds. Continued on Page 2.
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Ward Parker Wins All Around Title At Armour Relays
Ward Parker of Wisconsin won the eight annual Armour relays all around title with 538914 points. Kansas State’s Bill Hemphill placed second, Northwestern’s Bob Carter third, and Illinois’ Dick Brunton fourth. Illinois’ Bobby Grieve tied the meet record in 7.1 for 70 yards.
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