Hawkeye Nine Shuts Out Wildcats 5-0 to Tie Series
University of Iowa pitcher Gene Ford held Northwestern to six scattered hits in a 5 to 0 shutout as Iowa banks four runs in the fourth and one in the eighth to even the Big Ten series with Northwestern at one win each. Mason, Schulteheinrich, Drager and Murphy contributed key hits in the decisive inning.
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Yankees Trim Sox In Ten Thirsty Ninth Inning Thriller
The Yankees defeated the Red Sox in extra frames after a tense nightcap that ended with darkness halting play in the fifth. Early game ended 4 10 3 with late scoring and a pitching duel decided by a two base hit and errors.
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Pirates Dominate Phillies in 11 6 Victory
In a Brooklyn and Chicago batting flurry, Pittsburgh tied and led Philadelphia 11 to 6 as Waner, Thevenow, and Lindstrom contributed multi hit games. Holley allowed 6 runs, while Chagnon and Kleinhans held off late Phillies threats.
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Luther College Nine Beats Minnesota 7 6 In Rain Slowed Game
In a rain drenched game Luther College of Decorah Iowa defeated Minnesota 7 to 6 to halve the two game series. Both pitchers Hendrickson for Minnesota and Crimmings for Luther were hampered by a slippery ball and play ended after seven innings.
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Washington triumphs in district track meet
Washington won the district track meet. The Panthers swept events including the two mile and 880 relay while Clemens led a strong mile showing for Grinnell followers. Washington earned a team trophy as 10 individuals placed in top three.
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Leo Novak The Forgotten Man At West Point
This piece profiles Leo Novak a track coach at West Point once a famed high school coach in Cedar Rapids and Washington. It notes his success at Cedar Rapids winning 47 games with only two losses and his consistent coaching impact yet his career at West Point faded from football discussions while he excelled in track and basketball.
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Ottawa Club to Move to St Louis for Next Hockey Season
Ottawa club of the National Hockey League will relocate to St Louis for the 1934-35 season, pending league conditions. Owners Redman Quain and T F Ahearn say the entire roster will move and strength added. Calder reelected president. Morenz sale did not materialize despite Black Hawks interest.
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Illinois Stays Top With 4 2 Win Over Wisconsin
Illinois remains leader in the Big Ten baseball race after a 4 to 2 win over Wisconsin in Champaign. Wisconsin scored in the first on two singles and a double by Chet Carlson. Illinois tied in the third with Kasch and Melino. Frink and Melino added runs in the sixth and seventh to seal the victory. Carlson pitched seven innings in relief of Masek.
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Carleton Defeats State Teachers 11-7 in Home Rally
Carleton College baseball defeated Town State Teachers College 11 to 7 in Northfield. A five run fifth inning turned the game, highlighted by a Rafdal Carleton home run. The rally secured the victory for Carleton as they pulled away from the visitors.
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Decorah Rally Wins 5 4 Over Elma In Seven Innings
Decorah surged in the seventh as Wohlford started with a safe on a misthrow. Three singles and a fielder’s choice produced three runs to flip a 4 2 deficit into a 5 4 victory. Elma’s Eiffler Weers and Decorah’s Styve Anderson pitched and batted in the Iowa high school game.
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Washington High wins Kenmore invitational golf meet
Washington High defended its title at the Kenmore invitational with a four man total of 336 strokes led by Elmer Hightower 77 and Jim Taylor 39 41. Ottumwa and East Waterloo followed in team scores as nine teams competed in cold windy conditions.
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Iowa and Wisconsin Nets Tie In Muddy Meet
Iowa Hawkeyes and Wisconsin Badgers finish 3 to 3 after a day on muddy courts. Sleh and Fletcher lead Iowa with a fifth straight doubles win this year, while singles and other doubles matches swing the outcome.
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Western League Managers Optimistic Ahead of Pennant Race
Western League managers voiced strong optimism as training ends and pennant races begin. Wes Griffin of St Joseph cites a stronger club despite losses, Harold Ireland of Des Moines predicts a close fight with Davenport and Rock Island, Riley Parker of Rock Island says Sioux City and rivals look solid, and Dutch Zwilling of Sioux City touts balance and early promise.
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Cedar Rapids Pennant Hope With Veterans On Deck
Bubbus Hargrave speaks on Cedar Rapids building a new team from scratch for the pennant race. He promises a fighting club from the start, veteran power, and hopes pitchers JT mentions will deliver a hard to beat squad.
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Stanwood Wins Wapsie Eight Track and Field Meet
Stanwood tallies 5914 points to take the Wapsie Eight Conference meet. Olson leads with 23% of Stanwood’s points. Clarence second, Calamus third, Wheatland narrowly behind. Schutt of Wheatland sets a discus record of 105 feet. Decker’s javelin reaches 123 feet.
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Marengo Softball Standings and Week Highlights
Baseball style standings and fragmentary notes show Marengo and Marenco in the lead. Mohawks beat Bears with a 34 1m score and thrillers, Third Ward and Post Office games also mentioned amid scattered results and lucky streaks.
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