Ike Reid Shuts Out Quakers in M J By Tait Cummins
In perfect baseball weather at Daniels Park on Sunday, Wayne Bruce and Ike Reid each pitched one hit games for Fruehauf and LaPlant- Choate. Reid's no hitter was spoiled only by an infield single in the ninth. Jerry Walser and Elslager combined for multiple runs with key hits as Fruehauf overwhelmed Oats 7-0.
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North English archer tops local Waltonian event
Lloyd Bickford of North English led a Waltonian archery tournament at Ellis Park with a 606 score in the American round earning expert archer status and a medal from the club.
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Aging Managers Depart as Dickey Lyons Step Up
The piece notes Joe McCarthy and Jimmy Dykes leave major league management as Bill Dickey and Ted Lyons take over. It discusses Dykes reliance on Muddy Ruel for pitching, Dickey’s status as a hired hand, and potential distrust among Yankees and rivals Detroit and Boston. The column muses on future trades and team dynamics.
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Big Ten Aide Hedges Handles Major Assignments
The article notes Hedges, assigned from the Big Ten office, works Michigan State and Notre Dame games and that Pittsburgh and Michigan State are seeking league membership while clearing games through Big Ten channels. Notre Dame reportedly does not seek entry.
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Since Nine Loses In Doubleheader To Armstrong and Smulekoff
In a Junior Legion doubleheader at Riverside Park Iowa Manufacturing fell 5-1 to Armstrong and 2-1 in eight innings to Smulekoffs. Armstrong pitcher Jim Stramel struck out 12, limiting Manufacturing to four hits across both games. The tie game earlier ended 7-7 due to darkness.
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Manufacturers Play Speeder on Tuesday
Manufacturers square off with Speeder this Tuesday in the M J league action. The match promises a tight contest as both teams seek early-season points.
WEW Breaks Tie in Ninth For 3-1 Win
Dysart fell 3-1 to Cedar Rapids on the Dysart diamond as Bob Cold fanned 14 Vet batters in a pitcher’s duel. Cedar Rapids broke a 1-1 deadlock in the ninth with a squeeze bunt by Stastny and a triple by Elias, then Tvrdik’s single sealed the win. Vets next host Center Point on Memorial Day at 11 a.m.
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Sturm Delivers 14-Inning Victory in Legion Duel
In a 14 inning Junior Legion game at Marshalltown, Frank Sturm hit a long two-run double to left to break a 3-3 tie and give Marshalltown Butternut a 5-3 win over Cedar Rapids Bakers. Carl Volz pitched 9 2 3 innings. Kelso endured 13 innings for the Bakers before Sturm finished.
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Klein First Card To Reach Mexico
Lou Klein, formerly of the St. Louis Cardinals, appeared in the Mexican baseball scene with Max Pasquel vice president of the Mexican league. Pasquel said Vera Cruz needed an other urgently and hinted at Klein's possible jump to the Mexican league.
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Eagles Split Midwest Softball Twin Bill vs Central
The Eagles beat Central Dubuque 2 0 in the first game behind pitcher Bill Abernathy who shut them out after a sixth inning threat. In the nightcap Dubuque won 9 1 as the locals struggle to score beyond Stodola’s fifth inning RBI in a second inning lapse.
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Hogan Wins Western Open With Record 273 Total
Ben Hogan, public enemy No 1, broke the Western Open scoring mark with 273 over four rounds 68 66 67 70. Lloyd Mangrum finished second with 277 earning $900, while Lawson Little Byron Nelson Jim Ferrier and Stewart Alexander filled the top six, with Ferrier tying for lead early before fading.
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Hepburn Breaks Speedway Single Lap Record at Indy
Ralph Hepburn, 50, from Van Nuys California, surged to the pole for the Memorial Day 500 by setting a new speedway record during qualifying. He clocked 134.449 mph on the final lap, topping the old mark of 130.138 mph and smashing speedway history with a 133.944 mph best in the session. He expressed astonishment at the 134 mph feat and said he had dreamed of a 132 mph lap.
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