Brothers Accused Of Throwing Bean Balls
In Cincinnati after a notorious baseball carnival, Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson threatens open hostilities with the Cardinals and their ace Dean brothers. The two clubs exchanged beaning incidents as Paul Dean allegedly hit Lou Chiozza while Li’l Paul Dean drew quick protests from both sides. no punches were thrown though tensions rose ahead of a crucial series.
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Daffy Dean
Cincinnati
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinals
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Paul
Philadelphia
Ana
Lou Chiozza
Todds
Brother
Night game postponed to Friday in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies game, moved due to rain and cold, will now be played Friday night. It marks the first major league contest ever staged at night in Cincinnati.
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Larry MacPhail
Reds
Sigourney Basketball and Gridmen Award Recipients
Sigourney high school coach Francis Crowe awarded twenty three letters to basketball and football lettermen. George Minear of Rapids received a manager's insignia. Basketball lettermen include J W Green Bob Lemons Cannon Helscher Wayne Shaw Harry Hill Richard Middaugh Charles Hahn Donald Smith. Football awardees were Charles Hahn Morris Schremp Joe Devine Myron Minear Billy Yates Gene Butler Don Keister James Seibel Donald Noller Cannon Helscher Leland Baker Bob Lemons Byron Minear Floyd Kadel Elvin Thompson.
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Francis ‘Crowe
Sigourney ‘High School
George Minear
Spemesly
Rapids
J. W. Green
Bob Lemons
Cannon Helscher
Wayne Shaw
Harry Hill
Richard Middaugh
Charles Hahn
Donald Smith
Morris Schremp
Walford High Wins Eighth Game Of Season
Walford high school beat Norway, the Benton county champions, for the second time this season to reach eight wins. Pitcher K Lee allowed four hits including Primrose’s first inning homer, while Holland gave five hits in five innings. Votroubek went 3 for 3 with two doubles and a triple for Walford.
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Benton County
Primrose
Holland
Frimml
Votroubek
K. Lee
Shultz
Hughes
Washington Enters 8 In Little Six Meet
Washington high school Demons enter eight sprinters and field athletes for the Little Six track meet in Muscatine with Roger Eicher Harry Barker Felix Dougall Robert Turnipseed Francis Mangold Keith Steinbech Howard James William Chilcote named on the slate for events including sprints hurdles relays field events and jumps.
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Washington
Fred Maasdam
Ight
Washington High School
Muscatine
Roger Eicher
Harry Barker
Felix Dougall
Robert Turnipseed
Francis Mangold
Keith Steinbech
Howard James
William Chilcote
Baldwin Tigers Fall 3-0 at Bellevue in Pitchers’ Battle
Special to The Gazette Baldwin Iowa Baldwin Tigers lose their second Northeastern Iowa league game Sunday at Bellevue 3-0. Deppe and Bock pitched well in a pitchers’ duel with Deppe holding the edge for Bellevue.
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Bellevue
Deppe
Bock
Committees Named for Iowa Amateur Golf Championship
The Cedar Rapids Country club hosts the Iowa amateur golf championship July 8 to 13 with committees led by John Turer Johnny Vavra and John Carey under the general board. The publicity group is headed by Vavra with Ray Rutherford and Ken Lindsay. Tom Yarnall presides over the locker team with Ed Wadsell Roswell Pickford Robert Toms and Bob Safely. The club plans entertainment for visiting golfers including a dance and stag party along with swimming. E J Carey serves as secretary treasurer of the Golf association which sponsors the tournament and Dr E A Moore of Waterloo is president with Walter Thomas of Spencer as vice president. Directors include W Blaine Asher Bill Hagan John Kraft Joe B Tye Kenneth W MacDonald Herman L Sani and Clark Tilden. The rules committee consists of George Taylor Elmer Allen and Bert McGrane.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
John Turer
Johnny Vavra
John Carey
Ed Soboda Ir
Vavra
Ray Rutherford
Ken Lindsay
Tom Yarnall
Ed Wadse Iian
Roswell Pickford
Robert Toms
Bob Safely
E. J. Carey
Country Club
Golf Association
E. A.moore
Waterloo
Walter.Thomas
Spencer
W. Blaine Asher
Bill Hagan
Sioux City
John Kraft
Oelwein
Joe B. Tye
Kenneth Wh. MacDonald
Herman L. Sani
Des Moines
Clark Tilden
George Taylor
Elmer Allen
Cedar Rapids
Bert McGrane
Gould To Operate On Slab Against Blue Sox Tonight
Rain and cold weather postponed the Raiders game with Davenport at Hillpark. The Western league slate faced delays as other games were postponed by the elements. Cap Crossley remains hopeful the Raiders will turn the tide as Bill Gould is set to start tonight against the Blue Sox.
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North English Closes A Successful Season
North English high school baseball ends season with eight wins, two losses. Season scores include North English 9 Kinross 3 and North English 25 Parnell 0. Remaining results show varied outcomes against Marengo Williamsburg Kinross Millersburg.
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Beecal
Gazette
Kinross
Marengo
Williamsburg
Parnell
Millersburg
Iowa Valley League Heads Meet In Norway
Representatives of five clubs Amana Watkins Walford Norway and Atkins met in Norway to schedule a makeup meeting for the Iowa Valley Baseball league after rainouts last Sunday.
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Norway
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Amana
Watkins
Walford
Atkins
Iowa Valley Baseball League
La Porte City High Falls to Jesup 10-3 in Season Finale
Special to The Ganette reports La Porte City High lost the final game of the season on their home diamond as Jesup defeated them 10 to 3.
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Stars In Big Ten Meet Field Events At Ann Arbor
Big Ten track men will split ninety points across six field events in Ann Arbor with outcomes hinging on jumping and related events. Willis Ward and Sam Stoller, both from Michigan, are strong contenders in the broad jump and high jump, while several navigable shooters and throwers from Northwestern Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin are noted for potential points in the shot put and javelin.
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Willis Ward
Sam Stoller
Michigan
Heistad
Northwestern
Johnstone
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Adams
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Cretzmeyer
Iowa
Ward
Wonsowicz
Ohio
Sharff
Haller
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Ange
Panther
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Purvis
Purdue
Horne
von Meter
Illinois
Schlanger
Rookies Named For All Star Game In Cleveland
New York AP reports rookies John Whitehead of the White Sox and Darrell Cy Blanton of the Pirates top spring sensations aiming for All Star rosters in Cleveland. Managers Frisch and Cochrane will select lineups. Lou Gehrig likely at first, Cochrane behind the plate.
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Clevelant Lake Front
Frisch
Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
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Central City Hold Races Sunday at Fairgrounds
CENTRAL CITY The first race event of the season will be held at the fairgrounds on May 26 starting at 10 o clock with coon hound field trials. Afternoon events include harness racing and more coon dog workouts. Several good entries are in and more are expected, making the day of interest to sport fans. The meet is sponsored by the Coon Hound Association.
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Coon Hound Association
Cities Service Juniors Travel to Springville for Game
The Cities Service team of the American Legion junior league will go to Springville Friday afternoon to meet the high school nine.
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American Legion
Springville
Wrestling Results From Holyoke and Trenton
Associated Press report notes results from Holyoke Massachusetts where Len Maceline of Syracuse defeated Far McLeod of Nebraska in two falls to one. In Trenton New Jersey Z Den Geerze defeated Petters with first fall secured after three pins amid scattered lines of commentary.
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Holyoke
Len Maceline
Syracuse
Far McLeod
Nebraska
Trenton
N. J
den Geerze
Petters Eee
Red Pepper Sport Chatter on Cubs and Pitchers
Earl gencen analyzes major league holdovers and trades affecting the Cubs. He notes Babe Herman’s decline after a big Cincinnati swap, Phil Lies’s $100,000 bid, and Chicago’s troubled batting eye. Roy Parmelee tops New York staff with five wins, while wildness worries rivals. The piece recalls John McGraw’s prophecy about a Notre Dame freshman advancing to the pros amid illness racing the 1932 season.
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Chicago
Ch Thena
Parmelee
New York
John McGraw
Cay
Decorah High Ends Season With 2-1 Loss at Harmony
Decorah High closed its season at Harmony Minnesota with a 2-1 loss. In the first inning Omdahi mishandled a grounder from Arns, who scored on McKinney's single and a fielder’s choice. Decorah's lone run came in the second on Rima's single aided by miscues and a fielder's choice.
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Morem
Winneshiek Cow Pasture League Opens Season
The Winneshiek Cow Pasture League opened its season Sunday with games between Trout Run and Decorah Run defeating Decorah. Ossian beat Nordness 7 to 2. Batteries listed include Trout Run with R. Erickson and L. Hjelle, Decorah with Styve William and Marcy, Ossian with Klisart and Sersland, Jane, and L. Daniels, C. Brown and L. Brown.
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Winneshiek Cow Pasture
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L. Hjelle
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Marcy
Ossian
Nordness
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Sersland
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L. Daniels
C. Brown
L. Brown
Walsh Now More Certain Barney Ross Will Win
International News Service reports Walsh believes Barney Ross shows improved form and stronger punching than James A. McLarnin. McLarnin appears hesitant, lacking power in sparring, while Ross demonstrates bite and venom in recent drills ahead of their welterweight title defense.
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International News Service
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James.a.‘Mclarnin
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Ross
McLarnin
Metarmne
Amityville Sparring Turn in Amityville Preview
Ross seeks to push a larger punch power as James opens defense to a wide left and a potential counter. If the two meet next Tuesday night the welterweight bout could spark a decisive clash with Ross aiming to shake his opponent and claim the canvas.
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James
Amityville
Upper Iowa To Play Twice With Cyclones
Upper Iowa faces Iowa State in a two game set aiming to avenge an early season defeat. Key players include Hughes, Peterson, Ryan, Farnum, and Axel Anderson as the squad travels to Iowa for the weekend series.
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Cyclones
Avery
Towa
Iowa
Cys
Hughes
Probetie
Pederson
Ryan
Yee
Sethe Fe
Axel Anderson
Murray
Jennings
Farnum
Uichsiski
Colored Giants Will Reorganize Tonight
The Colored Giants Feast home, 1104 Fifteenth. The club this year will be directed by and George.
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Colored Giants
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