Hubbell Tops Dean in Brawl Fueled By Giants Cardinals Duel
Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell dueled at Sportsman's Park as New York Giants beat St. Louis 4 to 1. A ninth inning brawl involving players from both clubs erupted after Dean and Warren Ripple clashed at first base. Vandals traded blows while umpires and police separated the crowd. Mancuso and Owen were ejected for the melee.
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Standings and results mix in Western and National Leagues
Western League standings show Sioux City, Watertown, Des Moines and Davenport with varied records and rain affected games at Cedar Rapids and Rock Island. National League results list Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, St Louis and Boston with Wednesday and Thursday games including postponed rain and several line scores.
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Grimes Praises Dodgers Inseason Outlook
Grimes says he inherited a hard working Brooklyn club with young prospects and strong pitching sought to lift the Dodgers toward a top finish. He notes early bad breaks and a rebuilding push as the team eyes a return to competitiveness beside the Cubs and other league rivals.
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Major Magnates Plan For All Star Game
Chicago reports outline plans for an All Star Game orchestrated by major magnates. The article hints at a meeting agenda and potential star participants, though details and names are obscured by OCR errors.
Bridges Shuts Out Athletics 9 to 0 in Detroit Victory
Tommy Bridges pitched a five hit shutout as the Detroit Tigers defeated Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 0. Detroit jumped ahead with three in the first inning and added runs in subsequent frames. Bridges issued two walks and struck out six while holding the A's to no third base reached. The loss kept Philadelphia atop the standings by nine percentage points over the Yankees.
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Mount Vernon Honors Athletes with Dinner Program
Iowa coaches from the University of Iowa state Mount Vernon at a Friday dinner to honor Mount Vernon high school and Cornell College athletes. Ernie Neertren Devine Pat Belard will lead, guided by Al Morrissey, with the Ladies Aide serving the meal at the Methodist church parish hall at 6 30 p m.
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Fayette High Defeats Randalia 8-3 in Tuesday baseball
Fayette High beat Randalia 8 to 3 as W Timm pitched a strong game with 1 homer by Timm and Dickinson contributing a four bagger. Randalia's offense produced only one hit off Timm, and Fayette improved to 1 win in their district schedule after earlier losses to Tripoli.
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Lamont Triumphs 11-10 Over Hazleton Team
Hazleton area game ends with Lamont securing an 11 to 10 victory over a Tagoeot squad. Officials report a tight matchup as the Diageto team battled for control, with Lamont pulling ahead late in a tense finish.
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Cedar Rapids Baseball Chief Sees Youth As Key to Success
Assistant City Attorney Harry Johnson, president of the Cedar Rapids Western league club, pushes a young team policy and a farm system with four minor league clubs. He notes weather and rain delays hinder spring practice, praises Cap Crossley as manager, and predicts a strong, first division club with Lahman, Chartak, and Howard in the outfield. He cites rising national leagues, attendance trends, and higher operating costs.
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Poor swing mechanics illustrated with early mishits
The text describes how rapid hands lift and direct the club upward causing a jabbing, out of plane stroke. It warns that lifting too fast or snapping the wrists increases difficulty and can misdirect the swing toward the neck area. A low start with hands moving toward the right hip is advised for smoother action.
Grinnell Professor Named One-man Court for Missouri Valley
Grinnell College professor Earl D Strong designated as executive vice-president and sole appeals authority for Missouri Valley rules. He replaces prior faculty-wide voting on decisions, with potential appeals to the conference. Also notes revised constitution and bylaws for 1937-38 and sports eligibility rules.
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Civic Industrial Golf League Opens Season Thursday
The Allied Industrial Civic Golf league of Cedar Rapids launches its season Thursday at Kenmore after noon with ten four person teams. Karl Koffron of Quaker Oats heads the league as general chairman and the grievance committee includes Houseman LaPlant-Choate HMM Lewis Penick and Ford. Kenmore professional oversees play with all teams due by 4 15 Thursday and a schedule listing Penick Ford No 1 versus Quaker Oats No 1 and other matchups. The Wilson Packing company enters two teams but will not play this week.
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Raiders overwhelm Davenport Blues with 13 to 4 win
Cedar Rapids exploded for 18 runs against Sioux City and 21 more the next day, then 13 against Davenport as Dutch Bergman homered and Howard Taylor shut down the Sox. Bergman led the attack with a three run homer and five hits in five appearances. The Raiders moved to within one game of the Sioux City Cowboys behind the big offensive stretch.
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Palo High Nine Defeats Center Point 8 to 7 in Eight Inning Game
The Palo high school baseball team closed the season with an 8 to 7 win over Center Point in eight innings. Palo’s Reynolds struck out 15 while allowing three hits, and Center Point’s Holloway gave up eight hits and four strikeouts as Palo posted the victory. The season records show Palo 8 and Center Point 7 with other results listed.
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Cubs Hopeful as Three Key Players Return to Action
Three of the 11 crippled Chicago Cubs, Jim Carleton Leo Hartnett and Bill Jurges, are ready to return Wednesday at the start of a 12 game home stand aimed at rattling the National League pennant race. Manager Charlie Grimm contends the injury spell may be ending as Curt Davis remains a concern and the club weighs using a steel plate under Frenchs glove.
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Feller Returns to Form With One Inning of Work
Cleveland Indians star Bob Feller, back from ligament strain, pitched five warmup pitches in the ninth inning against the Boston Red Sox, allowing one strike, walking Doc Cramer, and reporting no pain. Manager Steve O Neil planned gradual return with relief appearances.
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Iowa Fresh Take Track Victories In Postal Meets
Iowa freshman track team posted a 3 1 record in outdoor postal dual meets at Iowa City with decisive wins over Purdue 68 to 58 and Indiana 64 2 3 to 60 1 3 They took eight firsts against Purdue led by Dean Dort who won the 220 yard hurdles in 25 seconds flat and the broad jump Collinge and Turner placed second and third Dort also won the 120 yard high hurdles and Iowa triumphed in the 440 yard dash mile and two mile runs high jump and shot put. Against Indiana Dort won the 220 yard hurdles while Iowa swept seven places in the 14 events including slams in discus javelin and low hurdles.
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Luther College to Meet Northwestern Thursday
Luther College prepares to face Northwestern University on Thursday May 20 in Decorah. The Norsemen, after playing four Big Ten opponents this season, have split with Wisconsin and Iowa and lost to Minnesota, with Harris and Olsen expected to start again. Northwestern arrives with a winning streak and features football standouts Vanzo and Voight in its lineup.
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Thorpe would have set records under modern coaching
In San Francisco AP copy, Hamilton of California track and field says Thorpe the great Indian would have broken records with present training methods. He cites Thorpe’s 1912 and 1932 feats and argues today’s athletes train year round, making Thorpe’s performance even more remarkable under current conditions.
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