Feller Returns to Form as Indians Top Red Sox 7 4
Cleveland uses six pitchers led by Bob Fellers in a ninth inning rally to beat Boston 7-4. Feller, back from arm troubles, allowed one hit for his portion and exited after facing one batter as manager Steve ONeill cited rough command. The win gives Cleveland the opener of the series and features strong offense from Trosky Hale and Foxx.
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Bas Cramer
Bob
Steve O'Neill
Lloyd Brown
O Neil
Western League and National League standings and results
Standings and results from the Western and National Leagues. The Western League shows Davenport Des Moines Cedar Rapids Sioux City Waterloo and others with multiple 7 4 records and Monday results. The National League lists teams like Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with current win percentages and Tuesday and Wednesday games noted, including rain delays.
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Atc. Rapids
S.isr
Leland
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Siourn
Rok Island
Waterloo
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapice
Chicacolis
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
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Philadeisma
Baston
Cincanati
Chicago
Boston
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Phiadellonia
Cleve
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Washington
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minapolis
Louistille
Kansas City
Paul Wishy Inc
Napolis
Athletics Edge Tigers 8 7 on Dean's Eighth Inning Homer
Philadelphia report describes Youth 1.1 Chubby Dean delivering a go ahead three run homer in the eighth inning to lift the Mackmen past the Detroit Tigers 8 to 7. Peters walked and Moses was hit by a pitch to set up the rally as Elden Auker pitched for Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Chubby Dean
Athletics
Mackmen
Detroit Tigers
Peters
A’s
Moses
Elden Auker
Ned Bob Johnson
Duke University
Les
Tigers
Harry I
Washington Nationals vs Browns nine run thriller recap
Washington edged Cleveland 8 to 7 as the Browns struck early and tied late. Key plays included Tre Browns driving in runs and Washington uncharacteristic errors opening the door for late Browns offense led by Beil and Stone.
Lost Nation Downs Maquoketa 5–0 in season opener
Lost Nation defeated Maquoketa 5 to 0 on its home field in the opening baseball game of the season. Maquoketa’s battery included Davis Fist D Ales and Roamer. Lost Nation’s lineup featured J Fleraming Mohr and T Flemming. Next game is Sunday at Oxford Junction. a May 21 Friday night game hosts the Shreveport Giants from Shreveport.
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Speral
Last Nation
Maquoketa
Davis
Fist D Ales
Roamer
J Fleraming Mohr
Winthrop Knocks Off Center Point Four to One
Rennie Decker's early RBI tied Center Point 1 1 but Winthrop pulled ahead with a late inning opener. Fisher delivered key support as Winthrop secured the 4 1 victory in a tense game at Wawre Valley, with strong defense and clutch hitting.
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Garette Winthrop
Rennie Decker
Fisher
Winthrop
Wawre Valley
Poe
Warneke and Cards Top Giants 4 3 in St Louis
Lonnie Warneke win number five in the season as the St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 4 to 3. The Giants scored all runs in the first on a Moore double and Ripple homer, while the Cardinals answered with Mize homer and two runs in the second and two in the seventh. Owen drove in key runs with a single and a fielding error helped seal the win.
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Lonnie Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Warneke
Giants
Joe Moore
Jim Ripple
Cards
Johnny Mize
Pepper Martin
Durocher
Mickey Owen
Owen
Bartell
New York
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Schumacher
New Yorks
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Ripple
Mixe
Gutteridee
T Moore
Moore
Brown
Mize
Gutteridge
Castleman
Whiteheado
McCarthy
Northwestern Wins Big Ten Golf Title for First Time
Sid Richardson, a 20 year old sophomore from Creston Iowa, led Northwestern to its first Big Ten individual golf championship as the Wildcats claimed the team title with 1244 strokes. Michigan took second with 1253, Minnesota third at 1271, Wisconsin fourth at 1290, followed by Iowa and Purdue tied at 1307. Individual scores for Iowa players included Gordon Cure 178-87-86-33 332, Ed Shelledy 83-82-84-74 323, Harold Skow 84-81-80-80 325, Wilam Thomson 79-87-84-77 327, Dick Hoak 83-81-86-86 336.
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Sid Richardson
Creston
Northwestern
Waldcats
Michigan
Thomas E. Trueblood
Minnois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Purdue
Towa
Gordon Cure
Ed Shelledy
Harold Skow
Wilam Thomson
Dick Hoak
Worthington Leads In Maquoketa Loop
DYERSVILLE The Maquoketa Valley Loop featured Worthington seizing the leadership after two strong starts. Worthington beat Monticello 7 to 3 behind solid pitching by Butch Krueger, as Davenport took the loss. Manchester edged Hopkinton 4 to 3 in a well played day with sharp fielding.
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Dyersville
Maquoketa Valley
Worthington
Butch Krueger
Monticello
Davenport
Manchester
Hopkinton
Pete Worthington
Yccoo
Mar’ Cello
Nea Verna
Brest
Drerey
Montire
Wisconsin Defeats Iowa Netters 4-2 in Madison
Wisconsin tennis beat Iowa 4-2 on Monday in Madison. The Badgers won two singles matches and two doubles to secure the victory while Iowa managed two singles wins.
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Madison, Wie
University of Wisconsin
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Minnesota To Be Iowa Homecoming Foe November 6
The University of Minnesota will again be Iowa’s homecoming opponent in 1937. The game is set for November 6 at Iowa Stadium. Iowa will host Michigan on October 23 for Dad’s Day and Indiana on November 13 as American Legion Day.
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Iowa City
University of Minnesota
University of Iowa
Iowa Stadium
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Cedar County Gun Club Holds Trap Shoot at Fairgrounds
The Cedar County Izaak Walton League Gun Club held its first trap shoot at the Cedar County fair grounds on Sunday. Thirty two shooters and about one hundred spectators attended with Wally Stephen son of Hillsdale winning high score 143 of 150 including 50 handicap.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Izaak Walton League
Cedar County Fair Grounds
Wally Stephensom
Hillsdale
Max Evans
Ottumwa
Charles Heaton
Fairfax
Chet Williams
Grinnell
Lyle Stephenson
DeWitt
M. Marcussen
Rock Island
Tom Spenke
Walcott
Ray Burkett
Serel Taylor
Washington
Washingington
R W. Simon
Watergo
Dr. H. E. O'Neal
Grinnell Golfers Fall to St Ambrose in 12-6 Loss
Grinnell college golfers suffered their fifth defeat of the year as St. Ambrose defeated Grinnell 17 to 6. Doubles matches led by Trapkus and Von Maur for St. Ambrose and the Grinnell pair Lundgren and Sloan won one set.
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St. Ambrose
Grinnell College
Ipienkus
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Lunderen
von Maur
Sloan
I'S. Fits
Donegan
Link
Hertsburg
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Lundgren
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Hertzburg
Davenport Beats Des Moines 3 to 2 in Rain-Shortened Game
Davenport Blue Sox toppled Des Moines Demons 3 to 2 before 3,000 fans as rain halted play after eight and a half innings. Floyd sparked the early lead with a first inning triple, then Gebo allowed the tying runs as Des Moines pushed across two in the third. Swigart held Davenport to six hits while Des Moines collected 11 off Swigart. Box score and details note a benching of Davenport manager Jack Fitzpatrick for disputing a call on Flood’s shoestring catch.
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Davenport Blue Sox
Demons
Blue Sox
Davenport
Floyd
Flood
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Swigart
Clarke
Finch
Hall
Peddicord
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Davenport Wevee
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Allaire
Des Moines 10. Runs Responsible for—Plood
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Menke
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Cerrett Toughes
Unpiver Wwinatiel
Anderson
Radio Programs on Air Across Networks in Morning Schedule
Morning radio lineup lists NBC WEAF CBS WJZ and others featuring sketches by Homespun, Love and Learn, Briar Revue, and Maria espil guests, plus educational talks on land grant colleges, farm and home hour, and current events. Afternoon and evening shows include orchestras, variety programs, and public interest segments with prominent hosts and guests across NBC CBS WABC WBBM KMOX WGST WCCO stations.
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Kmoxx
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WCCO
Weaf Chain
Ree
Jane Behrke
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Cheirman Mail
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Lorenzo Jones
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Harry Koearr
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Cavalcade of Africa
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Famous Actors’ Guild
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Marlyn Stuart
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Rock Island Beats Waterloo In Tight Baseball Clash
Rock Island edges Waterloo 3 to 2 as Oetting and Graves lead with a triple and a homer. Larson and Michaels add run support with consecutive doubles, while Hemenway and Radon duel on the mound in a 1.30 game.
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Rock Island
lNoover
Becker
WrI'mson
Blackst'k
Larson
Cosbey
Mack
Michael
Graves
OjClark
Clementirf
O/Kennedy
Mocur
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Cilark
Michaels
Lamb and Lyle Named Iowa Track Co-Captains
Iowa City. Bush Lamb and James Lyle were elected co captains of next year's Iowa track team. Lamb, a javelin titleholder and versatile jumper, and Lyle, a premier half miler timed under 1 35 this season, are juniors set to follow veteran sprinter Andy Dooley.
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Iowa City
Bush Lamb
James Lyle
Iowa
Lamb
Lyle
Andy Dooley
Centerville
Decorah High Defeats Ossian 24 to 1 in Baseball Clash
Decorah High beat Ossian 24 to 1 Tuesday. pitcher Ed Omdahl threw a no hit no run game until the seventh inning, aided by two singles an error and a passed ball for Ossian's lone run. Omdahl fanned ten. Decorah totaled 17 hits 24 bases off Ossian pitcher Sersland.
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Gazette
Decorah
Decorah High School
Ossian
Ed Omdahl
Omdahl
Sersland
Baltes
Decou
Purdue Victor Over Wabash Nine 7 to 6
Purdue edged Wabash College 7 to 6 as two ninth inning misplays sparked the rally. Breslin, Purdue third baseman, homered, and Helss Downey Malaska Sprede water Preatin Vanduzer contributed for both sides in a tense Crawfordsville game.
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Wabash
Crawfordsville
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Breslin
Wabash We
Helss
Downey
Malaska
Spredewater
Preatin
Vanduzer
Marion To Sponsor Independent Team
The Marion Indians have been working out at Thomas Park for two weeks and are forming a fast semi pro team. Teams in the area wishing to schedule Sunday games with the Marion nine should contact Glenn McGowan.
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Marion Indians
Thomas Park
Marion Nine
Glenn McGowan
Brandon High Beats La Porte City 9 to 6 in Season Opener
BRANDON The Brandon baseball team defeated La Porte 9 to 6 in their first game of the season played here Sunday. Rain held off as Brandon secured the win with strong pitching and timely hits.
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la Porte City
la Porte
Softball Scores in Church Leagues and Standings
In CHURCH B LEAGUE action St Pauls MOM and Calvary Baptist split a 4-3 result with Whitmore Elam and Ralston Myers contributing. Central Park Presbyterian beat Bliss Cain Dubbdert Porter 6-0, while First Christian edged Second Christian 2-1. CHURCH A LEAGUE saw Calvary Baptist win 9-8 over First Evangelical as Baren Lutheran Trinity Metheclay and others posted scores.
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L. Elam
Ralston
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Bliss
Cain
Dubbdert
Porter
Raiders Clip Sioux City 21 to 2 in Fourteen Run Triumph
Howard Crossley and Keeney led the Raiders to a one sided win over Sioux City. Goldie Howard homered tripled and doubled while Cap Crossley added a triple and double. Jinks Keeney posted two singles and a double as Seattle’s attack produced double digit hits. Van Fleet hurled well and the Raiders exploded with six runs in the fourth and seven in the fifth to coast to the lopsided victory.
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van Fleet
Corral
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Sioux City
Goldie Howard
Cap Crossley
Jinks Keeney
Red van Fleet
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de Forest
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Timm
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Ween
Newlin
Dar Rapids
AB Chartak
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Stoung City
Ans Reapeere Chartek
Crossley Dard
Lehman
Gassway
van Fieet
Mull
Krole
Sheck
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Imm
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Mhanmpee
Tebia
Geme
Garrison Students Win Sports Letters and Awards
Garrison High School celebrates players earning varsity letters for basketball and baseball. Girls team captain Earlene Baum wins the star award. recipients include Marion Gross Charlotte Scott Lucile Kirkwood Charlene Runyon Marion Merchant Helen Scott Hazel Davis Margaret Gardner. Boys letters go to Ted Harmon star winner Myron Walt Hart DuWayne Schirm Wayne Henkle Everett Mack Dean Gilliat Marvin Ballhorn. baseball-only honors to Max Dyal Don Offt and Harold Alcott.
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Garrison
Miss Daggerts
Earlene Baum
Marion Gross
Charlotte Scott
Lucile Kirkwood
Charlene Runyon
Marion Merchant
Helen Scott
Hazel Davis
Margaret Gardner
Bernard McIllrath
Ted Harmon
Myron Walthart
DuWayne Schirm
Wayne Henkle
Everett Mack
Dean Gilliatt
Marvin Ballhorn
Max Dyal
Don Offt
Harold Alcott
Chicago Beats Indiana 14 to 6 in Big Ten Baseball
University of Chicago despite three Indiana errors exploded for a four run third inning and added five in the fourth to topple the Hoosiers 14 6. Harvey Lawson homered with two aboard in the first as Chicago moved into sole lead with six wins and one loss while Indiana dropped to six starts without a defeat.
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University of Chicago
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Hoosiers
Illinois
Harvey Lawson
R.H. E. Indian
Chicaro
Healer
L. Steiger
B. Greiger
Langon
Amundsen
Reynolds
Shipway
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