Raiders Beat Lighters 6-2 In Early Warm-Up Tilt
In Hill Park drill time, the Raiders trimmed the Iowa Electric Light and Power nine 6-2. Four first inning runs put the game beyond Lighters, with Caps Crossley using the same nine for today’s major test against House of David. Jack Quinn leads the visitors with veteran pitching and Earl Smith behind the plate, while Red Van Fleet, Johnny Hart and Gil Ausie pace a light hitting Raiders lineup.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
West Side
House of David
Troe Cimilaw Mralaneann Enn
Aoe
Prvasane
American Association
Bearded Boys
Jack Quinn
Earl Smith
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Jimmy Doran
Denny Williams
Jack Schrader
Bob Scott
Joseph, LaFleur
Olive
Williams
LeFleur
Cap Crossley
Larson
Swanson
Webb
Mizeur
Lipski
Strathmeyer
Klinger
Shipley
Red van Fleet
Johnny Hart
Gil Ausie
Twelve More Dual Meets On Hawkeye Schedule
Iowa announces twelve additional 1935 Western conference dual meets across baseball track golf and tennis. The schedule includes four baseball games against Minnesota and Chicago contests in baseball and tennis plus traditional rivals in track and golf.
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Rockford Wins Gateway Meet At Clinton Illinois
In a close three way battle decided by the final event the high jump Rockford senior high won the Gateway classic team title with 4144 points York Elmhurst Davenport closely followed for second place Davenport missing scoring in the final high jump Rockford star Robert Packard led with sprint wins and the meet featured new marks and a Glen Ellyn powered field.
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Nissen
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van der Stuf
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Froebel High
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Ind
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Carl Schurs
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College Sport Scores Include Narrow Indiana Victory
Indiana 69 Illinois 62 and Maryland 76 Washington and Lee 27 highlight a chaotic set of scores across basketball baseball and tennis. Other results feature Virginia Tech 23 and Toledo 64 with various colleges such as Grinnell Drake St Olaf and Baldwin Wallace posting wins and losses.
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Minnesota
Michigan
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Jur Drake
University of Virginia
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Luther
Decorah
Radcliffe Homer Delivers White Sox 5 4 Victory
Chicago beats Washington 5 4 as Rip Radcliffe homers with a man on in the seventh inning to hand Bump Hadley his first loss of the campaign. Warren Hafey ran for Mule Haas and Ted Tietje earned the win after striking out two in relief.
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Whitlow Wyatt
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Wyatt
Haley
Russell
Tilette
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Des Moines
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Omaha
Raiders March Toward First Division in Western League
Cedar Rapids fans enter the Western league pennant race in a watchful mood as the Raiders, 25 to 35 percent stronger than last year, seek a first division berth. Darrell Blanton of the Pirates shines in spring form with four wins, while local quirks and boxing chatter pop up in Pepper Hash style notes.
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Blanton and Bucs blank Dodgers 1 0 in series tied
Pittsburgh pitchers Darrell Blanton and Floyd Vaughan combined for a 1 0 win over the Dodgers to knot the series at one. Blanton allowed three hits and struck out six in a fourteenth win bid. Vaughan hit his fourth homer of the season on the first pitch of the ninth.
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Darrell Elijah
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Floyd
Arky) Vaughan
Vaughan
Tom. Zachary
Bucs
Pie Traynor
Tony Cuccinello
Omaha Wins 61st Kentucky Derby In Rainy Upset
Gallant Fox son Omaha outpaced 17 rivals at Churchill Downs in the 61st Kentucky Derby. The crowd of about 50,000 saw Roman Soldier finish second, Whiskolo third, and Nellie Flag, the favorite, finish fourth after early interference. Omaha earned $39,525 from a $49,950 purse. Roman Soldier paid $6.40 to place and $4.20 to show.
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Walker Dominates as Cardinals Top Braves 3–0 in Delayed Opener
Billy Walker pitched a three hit shutout for St Louis, beating Boston 3 to 0. Cantwell matched him until the seventh when St Louis pushed across three runs aided by a Ruth error. Frank Hogan, Boston catcher and league leader, will miss about ten days with a broken right finger.
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Standings and results across multiple leagues
National League standings show New York leading with 9 wins and 3 losses, followed by Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Boston in varying positions. Saturdays included Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 0 and St. Louis 3 Boston 0 with several postponements noted and multiple games scheduled for today.
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Trojans Dominate Stanford In Big Track Victory
USC routed Stanford 88 to 43 at Stanford Stadium in Palo Alto. The Trojans established the widest margin in the storied rivalry, overpowering Stanford's track and field teams Saturday afternoon.
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