Detroit Tops White Sox 12 to 9 in Big Eight Run Rally
Hank Greenberg belts a bases loaded homer in the third inning to spark Detroit past Chicago 12 9 sweeping the series and tightening their grip on first in the American League. Greenberg drives in four while Gehringer and Hayes collect two hits apiece as Detroit rips 19 hits off four Chicago hurlers.
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Brown 15 Believed Oet To Quit Office
Iowa high school athletics faces upheaval as executive secretary George A Brown and the board of control near a plan for his ouster or resignation The board chose to let Brown craft his own solution while considering an audit of the associations books and a rule shifting innocence in eligibility cases Details note Brown’s long service since 1906 and include board members from Diagonal Fairfield Johnston New Hampton and Mapleton
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Cornell Entries Named For Meet Here Saturday
Mount Vernon reporters outline Cornell college track teams preparing for the Coe Teachers triangular meet in Cedar Rapids next Saturday. Star performers include Parker Sandmeyer and George Schroeder who set meet records, with Gene Hopkins, Clyde St Clair, Joe Fink, and Andy Mitchell among returning contenders.
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Australian Cup Team Victorious Over Mexicans
Australians beat Mexico in Davis Cup action as stars Vivian McGrath and Bromwich led a strong performance. Noting McGrath’s throat illness, teammates stepped up in the exhibition series played in San Antonio Texas.
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Alexander at 90 still on the job in Springfield
Veteran pitcher Alexander, age 90, made a return with the Springfield Emperors Sunday against the Spencer Coals. He allowed a single in his first up inning but then retired the side, after two months off due to illness. The Emperors split the doubleheader, losing 8-2 and 1-1, as they faced a China 20 semi pro squad.
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C. S. A. Diamondball Team Meets Tuesday
The C A softball team will meet Tuesday at Hases school at 330. In case of rain the meeting will be held at the CSPOL hall at 730. New uniforms will be presented and all players are urged to be present.
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American Association Update Screens Unclear Entries
Fragmented OCR item notes various names and terms including American Association, schedules, and individuals such as Herr Weret Pusen Waster and Besser. The readable fragments lack coherent events or outcomes to define a clear summary.
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Red Pepperes Hot Sport Chatter Mixed Baseball News
Baseball gossip covers Cap Crossley weather woes at practice, Carl Hubbell’s hot start, and Dodgers base stealing futility under Percy Beard. Anecdotes include Alex Campbell’s Florida hospital scare and a St. Louis luncheon with Harridge Hornsby and Ruppert on Red Ruffing salary talks.
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Americans vanquish Japanese in Davis Cup series
American Davis Cup team swept Japan 5 0 in San Francisco with Budge and Parker winning singles and Budge Mako taking the doubles. Yamagishi predicted America has an excellent chance to win the Davis Cup, despite Budge cautioning it’s too early to tell what lies ahead against Australia.
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Little Eight League Ready To Operate
WEST UNION The Little Eight baseball league seems set to include nine Fayette county clubs plus teams from Bremer and Clayton. Sumner has been granted a franchise Volga City is ready to join. Clermont and Fayette may drop out for lack of suitable fields. Eight towns attended the West Union meeting. Alpha did not seek reentry. Elgin Wadena Waucoma Hawkeye Westgate and West Union were present from the old group.
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Standings and Schedule From Early Baseball Leagues
American League standings show Detroit9? No. The table lists Detroit 7 2 and 778, Cleveland 4, New York 6 3, St Louis 3, Boston 4 3 57, Chicago 4 4 500, Washington 3. Monday results note Detroit 12 Chicago 9 with St Louis at Cleveland postponed. Tuesday games include Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Boston at St Louis with rain. American Association shows Milwaukee 9 4 692 and Minneapolis 8 6 571, St Paul 7 7 500, Louisville 7 7 500, Kansas City awaiting results. Assult Monday Milwaukee 7 Louisville 6, St Paul 66 Minneapolis 4 12 innings.
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Delegation Advances Admission and officers named
Sumner leaders discussed admission with Leo Marron of Waucoma as president, F Berndt of Elgin as vice president, Fred Smith as secretary, and Joe Scallan of Waucoma as treasurer. A split season begins May 23. Booster day is May 16 at Sumner and Wadena, with July 4 open.
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Residents object to Louis training at Lake Geneva
Julian Black, Joe Louis manager, announced plans to move Louis training away from Lake Geneva Wisconsin amid protests by exclusive summer residents. Merchants offered a $5 000 subsidy to attract Louis, but homeowners warned the publicity could harm the resort’s social prestige.
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Sunday Games National League Scores Report
National League results show Philadelphia and Brooklyn ending tied in a 13 to 10 game with late drama. New York defeated Boston 32 to 1 after a fast start, while Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 7 to 9 in a pitched battle. St Louis edged Chicago 3 to 4 as DeShong and Linke combined for the win. Washington toppled Philadelphia 12 to 7 in a tight contest. Detroit and Chicago split a doubleheader in a high scoring set. Cleveland at St Louis game postponed due to rain.
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Phillies Triumph 14-8 Over Dodgers in Brooklyn Ruthless Scoring Battle
Orville Jorgens dazzled with relief pitching as the Phillies surged to a 14-8 win over the Dodgers in Brooklyn. Hershel Martin and Morris Arnovich led a 21-hit attack while Jorgens featured five walks but kept Brooklyn hitless after entering. The Bees beat the Giants 3-1 later.
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Raiders Open Pennant Race Tuesday Amid Weather Delays
The Raiders were set to begin the pennant chase Tuesday as Manager Crossley prepares a lineup featuring Jiggs Galaway leadoff, Crossley at third, Cal Lahman cleanup, and Russ De Forest at first. Weather has delayed workouts at Hill Park, with plans unchanged for an 8 15 start if conditions allow.
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Hogan Wins Fight With Weight But Goes To Minors
Washington AP report notes Big Shanty Hogan weighing 232 pounds after trimming from 275 to return to the minors. John L. Riddle, 30, veteran from Indianapolis, will replace him behind the plate for the Senators. Hogan, once star catcher for the Giants and later Boston, posted only four hits for the Nationals this season.
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Brooklyn Takes Title In Poweshiek County
Special to The Gazette Brooklyn high school's baseball team won the Poweshiek county meet and will enter the district tournament. In the first round Searsboro beat Montezuma 20 to 3 while Brooklyn beat Guernsey 5 to 3. Hartwick and Deep River had byes. Hartwick edged Scarsboro 6 to 4 in the semi finals. Brooklyn defeated Deep River 7 to 4 and then beat Hartwick 5 to 3 in the final.
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