DiMaggio Hurt as Yankees Top Senators 8 4 in Relief
DiMaggio Gordon and Hoag exit after collision in sixth as New York defeats Washington 8 to 4. McCarthy says DiMaggio and Gordon not seriously hurt. Hoag shaken but plays later. Yankees rally with four runs in ninth to seal win at Nationals Park.
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Tigers down Indians in first of three game set
Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 as Rudy York and Earl Averill homered. The teams were tied 3-3 after the first inning with York driving in Gehringer and Greenberg who had been walked by pitcher Willis Hudlin.
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Coggon Wins Linn County Baseball Title Over Center Point
Coggon-Coggon high school captured the Linn County baseball championship by beating Center Point 15 to 4. McCann fanned nine in five innings for Coggon as nine Center Point errors aided the victory. Center Point had earlier defeated Palo 4-3 and Coggon beat Central City 4-3 in the semifinals.
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State Teachers Nine Edges Luther 7 6 in Ninth
Iowa State Teachers baseball team defeated Luther 7 to 6 in Decorah on Saturday with a ninth inning rally. Nash scored on St. Clar's drive to right field as the late scoring clinched the win for the Teachers.
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Evansville Opens Season Against Cedar Rapids Raiders
Evansville hosts Cedar Rapids in the opening game of the revamped Three Eye league pennant race in Evansville Ind. Bob Coleman leads Evansville with Harold Manders likely to start on the mound as Cedar Rapids, last year’s Western champions, brings a strong lineup. The Raiders boast many previous champions while Evansville returns to organized baseball after a hiatus.
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Wisconsin Badgers Trounce Minnesota In Big Ten Baseball
In Madison, Cyril Baker pitched six hits allowed as Wisconsin baseball overwhelmed Minnesota 10 to 1. The Badgers collected 15 hits to hand the Gophers their fourth consecutive Big Ten defeat.
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Iowa U Nine Beats Michigan State 5-3
Sophomores Matt Faber and Erwin Prasse led Iowa to a 5-3 win over Michigan State in a two game series split. Faber pitched five shutout innings after four rough frames, while Prasse drove in three runs with a double and a single. Prasse’s single in the eighth scored Art Manush and Eddie Kadell to seal the victory.
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College Baseball Scores From Regional Events
Scattered reports show Iowa State 1 and Missouri 7 in a college baseball matchup. Indiana University and Northwestern tied 2 as Kansas State faced Nebraska and Michigan with a 6 to 4 result for Purdue.
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Crossley optimistic on Raiders season debut in Evansville
Manager Crossley previews Cedar Rapids Raiders after spring camp in Farmington. He highlights an outfield of Howard Rumsey Lahman and two solid keystone players, notes pitcher depth with ten arms but an unsettled staff, and expects development from younger players to offset losses from last year.
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No Action Yet On Replacing Hayden At Coe
Moray L. Eby athletic director at Coe College in Des Moines reports no official action on Hayden’s resignation from the physical education department. He indicates possible reconsideration talks may be underway, though no decisions have been made and no interviews have occurred.
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Panther Tracem en Top Penn Relays
University of Pittsburgh baton passers led the Penn Relays at Franklin Field as rain shortened records. John Woodruff anchored Pitt and won the 800 in 1 26.6, matching the meet record. Virginia set a shuttle hurdles mark. Overbrook High won the two mile. Nick Vukmanie of Penn State set a javelin meet best. Indiana and Manhattan claimed distance titles amid steady rain.
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Southwestern section tops in Drake relays big night of records
Southwestern track stars led the 29th Drake relays with two new records and eight meet marks on Saturday as Fred Walcott Rice Institute and Wisconsin’s Fenske headline a day that saw Iowa and Missouri also notch wins. The sunlit meet drew about 14,000 spectators as Wisconsin and Rice posted multiple triumphs and other records fell in running events.
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Hubbell Sails Giants To Ninth Straight Win
Carl Hubbell delivered a mound gem as the New York Giants defeated the Dodgers 3 to 1 in Brooklyn. Hubbell fanned eight over eight innings before Dick Coffman finished the ninth. Cuyler sparked the Dodgers with three hits, but Bartell Ott and Ripple backed the Giants with timely runs.
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Standings and Results From American League Baseball
Standings show Cleveland at 8 and Chicago 5 in the American League with multiple teams around .500. Results list Chicago 3 St. Louis 0 and New York 8 Washington 4, plus Detroit 5 Cleveland 3 and Philadelphia at Boston postponed. Upcoming games include New York at Washington and Detroit at Cleveland.
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Tom Sharkey Faces Infection in San Francisco Hospital
Tom Sharkey, former heavyweight star, aged 64, lies in a county relief home charity bed with a serious foot infection that may require amputation. The veteran, famed for a 25 round battle with Jim Jeffries in 1898, remains in optimistic spirits as he fights toward recovery.
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