Raiders Rally Past Moline 13 9 In Wild Night Game
Cedar Rapids Raiders beat Moline 13 to 9 after trailing 6 1 in the second inning. Rabbit Rumsey led with four hits including a homer and two doubles while Besse pitched well before relief, and Schulte, Howard, Lahman contributed key hits in a high scoring affair.
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Ruffing and Yanks Roll Tigers 5 1 as Pitcher Shines
Rufus the Red Ruffing dominated Detroit with a seven hit, ten strikeout performance lifting the Yankees to a 5-1 win after a 17 day absence. The victory improves New York to a .500 road trip, narrowing the AL lead for Cleveland and tightening the pennant chase in a rain-shortened program.
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Juvenile Home Wins Track Meet Title
A Toledo juvenile home boys team dominated with eight first places in twelve events to defeat the Eldora Training School Thursday by a score of 79 to 61.
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Hagen Says Golfer Reaches Peak At 30
Walter Hagen, back in the United States after 18 months abroad, insists he peaked at 35 and is now 45. He plans to try for the U S Open, though malaria illness has limited recent play while he focuses on his golf club making business. He notes Japan’s growing golf scene and recalls a Shanghai round interrupted by Japanese generals with swords.
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Hubbard Ice Team Beats Armstrongs Legion Nine 11 to 2
Hubbard Ice Ameri can Legion team blasted Armstrongs for six runs in the first inning and never looked back, winning 11 to 2. Ford held Armstrong to three hits through six innings before Al Lanning finished. Hubbard totaled nine hits with Loepp, the catcher, contributing two. Armstrong committed seven errors in the rout.
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Moon Mullins Stuns Lipps in Miami Bout
In Miami Florida Moon Mullins knocks out Joe Lipps in a boxing match that pitted Mullins against Lipps with Mullins delivering the decisive knockdown in the later rounds. Ty Ty Dee provided support as part of the undercard lineup.
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Ross Armstrong Bout Postponed Till Tuesday
The welterweight title fight between Barney Ross and Henry Armstrong was postponed to next Tuesday after unsatisfactory weather reports. Madison Square Garden was soaked from rain, delaying plans and spectator access. Armstrong and Ross will resume training Friday. Armstrong’s camp is now under Joe Louis’s control as Louis prepares to fight Max Schmeling June 22.
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Clinton Wins 3-0 Over Waterloo Club
Clinton defeated Waterloo 3-0 as Cherry limited the Hawks to five hits and Bastien allowed seven. Clinton touched Bastien for seven hits and scored in the seventh and eighth innings to seal the win. Springfield-Decatur rose to third in the Three-I standings with a 14-7 victory over Springfield, with six runs early and seven more in the fourth.
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Evansville Bees Hold Lead as Standings Tighten
Evansville tops Bloomington 6-5 to maintain first place in the Three Eye League. Moline Decatur and Springfield stay within two games, while Cedar Rapids and Waterloo drop inThursday action. Sunday schedule includes Cedar Rapids at Moline and Bloomington at Evansville.
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Fugit Signed Cramton Released by Raiders
First Baseman Paul Fugit joins the Raiders after the Landis decision frees him as a club aficionado left handed hitter and thrower who batted over .300 last season. Pitcher Bob Cramton is released as Cedar Rapids farms riders and Cap Crossley lowers expectations for the southpaw. Fugit expected to report for Sunday’s game against Waterloo and will be a free agent at season end.
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Michigan Triumphs Over Wisconsin Behind Last-Inning Blast
Dan Smich drilled a grand in the tenth inning with the bases loaded to lift Michigan past Wisconsin 5 to 1 in Madison. Fishman and Beebe contributed for the Wolverines while Henrichs and Biet played for the Badgers.
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Moliere. Son of a Valet Under Louis XII
The famed French dramatist Moliere was born as the son of a valet in the court of Louis XII, a lineage noted in historical summaries.
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Italian Driver Nuvolari Seeks Another Date with the Devil
Italian racing legend Tazio Nuvolari returns to the United States eager to race at Indianapolis and chase a Memorial Day 500 mile title. The famed driver survived dozens of crashes and a gas-tank fire, prompting his father to urge retirement while Nuvolari bets on his luck and speed.
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Name New Officers Of McGregor Golf Club
McGREGOR The new officers of the McGregor Golf club are Arthur Hinsch president M D Kostomlatsky vice president and Harvey Haltmeyer secretary treasurer. On the tournament committee are Dr W R Bender M E Spencer and M R Bush.
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