Raiders Meet Bloomington in Inaugural Three Eye League Tilt
Cedar Rapids hosts Bloomington in the Three Eye league opener after a 17 year lapse. Raiders aim to rebound from road losses as Bloomington, managed by Bob O Farrell, brings star Joe Skurski who belts home runs for the early pace.
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Marvin
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Yankees Beat Tigers 12-8 in slugfest using 17 hits
New York slugged their fifth straight win and seventh in eight with a 12-8 victory over Detroit. DiMaggio led the attack with three singles as Gomez allowed two runs until the seventh. Tigers, Yankees, Auker, Wade, Davis, Benton, Gehrig, Fox, Crosetti, Rodferl.
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Badger Trackmen Edge Hawkeyes In Tight Dual Meet
Wisconsin narrowly defeated Iowa 66 3 5 to 65 2 5 in the only home dual track meet for the Hawkeyes. Chuck Fenske led with wins in the mile and half mile and helped secure a two mile tie with Walter Mehl. The soggy track produced slower mile times, but Fenske anchored key events as Wisconsin claimed multiple events and a narrow victory.
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College Sports Roundup From Midwest Regions
Scores across college baseball tennis golf and polo are listed with teams such as Iowa State Nebraska Wisconsin Northwestern Notre Dame Michigan Missouri and Kansas State. Several games were postponed or cancelled due to rain and conditions.
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Minne Seta
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Kansas State
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Yale Michigan
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Schmeling’s bid for world boxing crown seen in New York clash
The German heavyweight Max Schmeling prepares to fight Joe Louis in June for the world title. He faces hostile American promoters and Nazi-era pressure, risking disgrace in Germany to regain the championship and prove Aryan supremacy as he travels to New York seeking victory and a path back to the crown.
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Babe Ruth
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Earl Sande
Mike Jacobs
Rockford 15 Wins Gateway Classic In Close Finish
Rockford Senior High won the Gateway Classic in a nip and tuck finish with Davenport and Clinton placing behind. Harold Briggs claimed the lone first for McKinley in the broad jump, while Rockford’s distance events, sprints, and hurdles featured multiple top placings amidst windy, rainy conditions.
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Rain Cancels Iowa Minnesota Baseball Game Evening
MINNEAPOLIS The Iowa Hawkeyes and Minnesota Gophers split the two game series with Minnesota winning 3 to 2 Friday. Saturday's game scheduled for the afternoon was called off due to rain.
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Lawrin Captures Derby In Crowd-Pleasing Finish
Lawrin wins the 1938 Kentucky Derby in front of a record crowd at Churchill Downs. Dauber finishes second, Can't Wait third, and Menow fourth as Lawrin conquers a field of nine contenders with a hard fought stretch drive. The time is 2:04 4/5 with bettors rewarded on the payout.
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Giants Sweep Two Game Pirates Series
New York Giants win 6 to 5 over Pittsburgh in Chicago, completing a two game sweep. A two run rally in the eighth inning, plus a Ripple single and Ott triple set up the winning sequence. Injuries hit both starters. Suhr drives Schumacher to hospital while Tobin is hurt by a liner off Danning. Brown pitched the win, Bowman the loss. Pirates stranded seven baserunners to seven Giants.
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Dodgers Beat Reds 7 4 To Even Series In Cincinnati
The Brooklyn Dodgers won 7 to 4 at Cincinnati to snap a four game winless skid and even the series. The Reds used four pitchers in the defeat.
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Standings and results from Saturday baseball and Sunday games
Standings show Evansville, Moline, Springfield, Decmir Bloomigton, and others with W L and winning percentages. Saturday results include Chicago 4 10 innings win over St. Louis, New York 12 Detroit 6, Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3, and Boston 7 St. Louis 2. Sunday schedule lists Bloomington at Cedar Rapids, Springfield at Waterloo, Evansville at Moline, and Decatur at Clinton.
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Missouri Tigers Rout Iowa State in Big Six Track Meet
Missouri beat Iowa State 93 to 38 in a Big Six dual meet at Ames. Missouri swept twelve first places, set two meet records Ellis 44 feet 9 1 4 inches in the shot and Waldram 198 feet 4 1 2 inches in the javelin, while Cunningham won the 440 yard dash. Johnson and Sargent tied Missouri’s Bear for Iowa State’s only first in the pole vault at 12 feet.
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