Raiders Edge Cedar Rapids 2 1 In Northwestern Opener
Earl Jones pitched two hits allowed as Cedar Rapids contests Ray Poat. Brownies win 2 1 on home stand start. Busch doubled to push ahead but Jones and Jones produced the decisive fifth inning run. Poat faced trouble through six innings but held Raiders in check until late.
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Earl Jones
Poot
Pretace
Brownies
Moors
Woodruffs
Furst Busch
Scherema
Hershey
Clarence Springer
Chase Busch
Codir Rapuds
Frierson
Finre
Blaze
Hawks Fall as Northwestern Beats Hawkeyes 13 to 5
Northwestern pounded Haub from the mound, scoring 13 runs on 19 hits to hand Iowa pitcher Haub his first loss since 1938. The Wildcats pulled within a half game of the league leaders as Iowa managed only nine hits. Groree and DeCorr hit home runs for Northwestern while McKinnon drove in multiple runs for Iowa.
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Tarold
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Hawkeyes
Haub
Iowa
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Hein
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Kocur
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Corteas
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Cook
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Correvont
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Erdiitz
Hamits
Welp
Illini Netmen Lead In Iowa City Meet
In Iowa City the University of Illinois tennis team leads in a round robin with Iowa and Purdue. Illinois scored three matches to none against Iowa and two to none against Purdue as the tournament is scored across three dual meets.
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Iowa City
University of Mlinors
Iowa
Purdue
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Hawkeyes
Maquoketa Juniors Top Elkader 3-0 in Pitchers Duel
Maquoketa Junior College defeated Elkader 3-0 in Elkader Friday. Muhl pitched a two hitter with twelve strikeouts to earn the win. Myatt caught. Shepherd allowed six hits with three to Busch. Maquoketa opened with a first inning run. Wamsley caught for Elkader.
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Maquoketa Junior College
Elkader
Muhl
Myatt
Shepherd
Busch
Wamnsley
Bimelech and Gallahadian Chase Preakness Derby Rematch
In Baltimore the 1930 Preakness Stakes features Bimelech and Gallahadian renewing their chase for turf title glory plus seven rivals. The Mile and 3/16 race at Pimlico offers about $53,000 to the winner with a 40,000 crowd expected and weights set at 126 pounds.
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Midand
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Tower Stible
Royal Man
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Millsdale Stable
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Sim Pharos
G. D. Widener
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Johnstown
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Dit
Pimlico
Hawkeye Freshman Sets 12 Feet Vault Record at Canby Trophy
Ken Steinbeck of Rubio, a freshman, won the Canby pole vault trophy with a 12 feet 4 inch vault at the University of Iowa meet. He is the first freshman since 1929 to clear 12 feet. Carl Ryerson of Cedar Rapids placed second at 12 feet 1¾ inches, John Parry of Vinton was third at 10 feet 7 inches, and Chuck Baker of Davenport fourth at 10 feet 6 inches.
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Towa City
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Ken Steinbeck
Rubio
Canby
University of Iow
Steinbeck
Henry Canby
Carl Ryerson
Cedar Rapids
John Parry
Vinton
Chuck Baker
Davenport
Quaker Oats Triumphs With Triple Play And Shutout
In a M and J league game, Quaker Oats defeated Iowa Manufacturing 5 to 0 behind a sharp pitching performance by Jack Thenhaus and a rare triple play in the third. Thenhaus struck out six with runners on base as Matter and Koch turned the decisive double play. Koch, Kinch, and Thenhaus provided key hits while Reid, Olson, and Heinz produced multi-base hits to back the effort at Daniels Park.
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Quaker Oats
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Quakers
Jim Koch
Carl Matters
Jack Thenhaus
Daniels Park
Man Runneth
Kenny Thenhaus
Ockie Theisen
Iowa Light and Power Company
Freddy Melichar
Wilson's
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Matter
Hoy Olson
Adolf Heinz
Heinz
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Wows Manufacturing
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Alt
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Cronkhite
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Quaker Oxnts
Iowan Manufacturing
K Thenhaus
Vinnires
Laser
Blake
Oxford Junction Ball Team Is Organized
Oxford Junction baseball club organized this week with Stanley Monk Coon named manager and Otto Koranda as treasurer. The opening game is set for May 26 against the Davenport Alaroons after Oxford Junction high beat Olin Thursday 8 to 3.
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Oxford Junction
Stanley “Monk” Coon
Otto Koranda
Davenport Alaroons
Oxford Junction High
Olin
Upper Iowa athlete Killerlain takes coaching job at Waucoma High
Fayett e resident Robert Killerlain a football and baseball performer for Upper Iowa university has secured a coaching and teaching post for next year at Waucoma High School. He is a member of Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity and serves as senior class president.
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Robert Killerlain
Upper Iowa University
Faycette
Waucoma High School
Killerlain
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Yankees Lose As Red Sox Rally In 10 Inning Setback
The Yankees drop a 3-2 extra inning game to Boston as errors by New York open the door for a late Red Sox rally. Ted Williams and Jimmy Foxx go silent while Joe Cronin and Bobby Doerr drive in the tying runs. Johnny Peacock starts the 10th with a hit but Crosetti misplays a throw, leading to the winning tally. Cleveland tops the Browns 9-4 as Lou Bou dreau and Ray Mack drive in five. Buck Newsom blanks the White Sox 3-0 while Detroit topples Chicago. Giants topple Dodgers 7-2 and Pirates end nine-game skid with an 8-3 win.
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Red Sox
Yanks
Joe McCarthy
Ted Williams
Jimmy Fox
Joe Cronin
Spud Chandler
Buddy Rosar
Jim Tabor
Cronin
Bobby Doerr
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Jack Wilson
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Cramer
Cleveland
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Ray Mack
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Wilson
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Foxx
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Doerr
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Oll Harris
Chandler Harris
Y. Grissom
Viteher
Chandles
Geisel
cGowan
Rolls and Rue
Illinois Stays In Battle For Big Ten Title
Illinois beats Purdue 21 to 13 in a three hour slugfest as Bill Hapac leads with a home run two triples and a single in five at bats. Illinois builds a 16 0 lead by the fourth inning while Purdue rallies with four runs in the eighth.
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Ind
Illinois University
Purdue
Bill Hapac
Jinois
Hapae
Pacotti Gruenfeld
Lrewer
Harley
Emmert
Cooper
Wargo
Fisher
Youngs
Indiana Nine Wins as Gentil Secures Fifth Victory
Indiana University baseball defeated the University of Chicago 3 to 1 in Bloomington. Indiana rallied in the eighth inning with two runs after Chicago led 1-0, aided by a Chicago error, a walk, and two hits. Captain Dale Gentil earned his fifth win of the season, with teammates Apotka and Levit contributing, while Gentil and Marsh were noted in the box.
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Ind
Indiana University
University of Chicago
Dale Gentil
Maroons
Crimson
Chicago
Indiana
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Brooklyn Beats Baxter 11 to 5 in District Baseball Tournament
Brooklyn defeated Baxter 11 to 5 in Marshalltown Iowa to advance in the district high school baseball tournament. The box score details are reported from the game played Friday with Brooklyn taking control early and maintaining the lead throughout.
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Marshalltown
Brooklyn
Baxter
Viola High Tops Springville 16 to 13 in slugfest
Viola High defeated Springville 16 to 13 at home in a second win over the visitors this season. The Viola offense exploded in the fifth inning with three doubles to drive pitcher Cooper from the mound as Mercer relieved. Secrist pitched a complete game behind catcher C Hoge.
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Springville
Cooper
Mercer
R. Granam
Secrist
C. Hoge
Ray Murphy Honored by Iowa Fraternity Council
Ray Murphy fullback for the University of Iowa joined the intra fraternity council executive committee on Saturday. Murphy from Long Neck New York is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity.
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Ray Murphy
University of Iowa
Murphy
Long Neck
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Standings in TIREE-EYE LEAGUE show tight races across cities
Teams Springfield Clinton Madison Moline Evansville Waterloo Decatur and St Louis compete in the TIREE-EYE LEAGUE standings with results from Friday and Saturday. Opening dates list Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia plus Chicago and Boston games with multiple divisions and recent scores.
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Basta
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Cleveland
Washington
Ann Detroge
Philelphia
Detrate
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Donca
District tourney reaches semifinals with three teams
In the district high school baseball tournament What Cheer Manchester and Tiffin advanced after morning wins. What Cheer beat Williamsburg 6 1 to start. Manchester defeated Alburnett 7 4. Tiffin beat What Cheer 9 8. Semifinals set for Saturday with Alburnett vs Manchester at 9 am and Tiffin vs What Cheer at 10 30 am. The winners meet at 2 30 for state bid at Manson next week. Alburnett’s Melvin Sisler and Stanwood Slinger contributed, while Manchester’s Al Ebehart doubled and tripled.
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Manson
Williamsburg
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Melvin Sisler
Stanwood Slinger
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Springfield Showing the Way in Three-Eye League
Springfield remains undefeated in the Three-Eye standings as teams enjoy an open date. Decatur visits Cedar Rapids while Springfield goes to Waterloo and Evansville travels to Madison with Moline at Clinton. Clinton and Evansville share second after Friday games, Madison ties Cedar Rapids and Moline for fourth after a 3-1 win over the Prows. Schmitz limited the final’s hitters to three.
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Madison Evansville
Moline
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Waterloo
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Teachers Beat Luther Nine 9 to 3 in Iowa Series Opener
Iowa State Teachers College produced 13 hits to defeat Luther College 9 to 3 in Decorah. Ed Puck had three singles and a double for the winners, while Skale of Luther homered. The Panthers struck in all innings except the first, eighth, and ninth, with Carey and Shinstead sharing pitching duties.
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Shipstead
Ed Puck
Skale
Siete
Bolt
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Tama and Brooklyn advance in district tournament
Tama, a top Iowa prep nine, beat Whitten 7-1 to reach the district semifinals. Brooklyn also moved on by defeating Baxter 11-5, with key contributions from Wenger, Hauersperger, Rose, Hill, Halter, Tesar, Wardin, Relmen, Schneider and Schwarck.
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Iowa
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Agencee Secaeee
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Rose
Hill
Halter
Softball action features wide margins in Open league
Wilson and Co. edged the Maccabees 7-5 after a four-run fifth inning. Beck's Athletic Goods defeated the Light Co. 4-1 while Armstrong's beat Community House 10-3. YWCA girls plays produced lopsided scores with Becks routing Withers 31-2, Linkbelt-Speeder over Melrose Dairy 37-2, and Armstrongs topping Hamilton Seed 27-10.
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Washington Braves Topple Phillies in Nine Inning Test
Washington and Philadelphia clash in a high scoring box score where Washington pulls away with seven runs in the final frames. John Johnson belts a home run, while Walker drives in multiple runs and Bonura contributes two base hits for the winning side. Rubeling and Pefahl drive in key runs for Philadelphia as the game features several errors and notable pitching appearances.
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Yanks Lose Again Cleveland Breaks Through
Milnar earns the win in relief as the Cleveland pitching staff limits the Yankees. Kennedy suffers the loss with 4 runs charged and 4 strikeouts on 7 walks. Eisenstat records 2 thirds of an inning, while Zuber and Fistenstat contribute innings in relief. Umpires BR Rommel and Moriarty. Time not reported.
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Jenkins Fights Way To Lightweight Title
Henry McLemore reports in Madison Square Garden on Lew Jenkins of Texas dethroning Lou Ambers of New York to win the lightweight title in a savage, dramatic bout. Jenkins rose from underdog to new champion after a brutal contest that ended with Ambers unable to continue.
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Lew Jenkins
Texas
Lou Ambers
New York
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Lou Amber
Ambers
Iowa State Netmen blank Grinnell to cap Veishea
Iowa State tennis swept Grinnell 6-0 in Ames to finish Veishea's opening sports calendar with a 3-0 mark. Singles winners included Sineles Buren, Owens, Beresford, and Menze, with doubles by Owens-Buren and Griffing-Menze delivering two Victories.
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Quaker Oats Wins Industrial League Final at Subway Alleys
The Quaker Oats bowling team defeated Cherry-Burrell in the finals at Subway Alleys to win the industrial league tournament. Final scores were 941 to 745 in the first game and 961 to 720 in the second game.
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Cherry-Burrell
Iowa State Tops Missouri 2–0 in Tight Pitching Duel
Ames AP Iowa State defeated Missouri 2 to 0 on Friday in a tight game. Willard Myrenbusch allowed eight hits and five strikeouts for ISU while Bill Spencer yielded seven hits. Spencer escaped a bases loaded jam in the second by striking out three. ISU scored in the sixth and eighth. Missouri 000 000 0. Iowa State 001 001 0. Spencer and Sullivan. Myrenbusch and Thompson.
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Ralph Waldo
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McGregor Beats Luana In Ninth Frame Narrow Win
McGregor defeated Luana 10 to 9 in the ninth frame with the tying and winning hits in the late ninth. Batteries were Don Butterfield and Melvin for McGregor and Bowman and Funk for Luana.
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McGregor High
Don Butterfield
Melvin
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