Coe College Wins Midwest Track Championship at Beloit
Coe College defeated Monmouth by four points to claim the Midwest d1 conference track title at Beloit Wisconsin. Kohawks total 4312 to Monmouth 3914 with multiple firsts including 120 yard high hurdles and 100 yard dash. Laxson of Monmouth starred with several wins and runner-up finishes.
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Iowa Pitcher Hit Homer Helps Hawkeyes Beat Cyclones
Iowa's C. Blackman pitched four hits and homered to lead the Hawkeyes past Iowa State 7 to 1 in Ames. Blackman added a bases loaded two RBI hit in the fourth, driving in Riegert Baker and Bazant as the Hawkeyes surged ahead.
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Monticello to Clash With Earlville Tuesday on Memorial Day
Monticello baseball team meets Earlville Tuesday at 3 p.m. in a Memorial day game on the local diamond. The contest serves as a playoff of a protested tilt won by Monticello 3 to 1, during which one Monticello player was ruled ineligible.
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Miss Ryan and Partner Win French Doubles Title
Elizabeth Ryan of California and London teamed with Mme Rene Mathieu to win the French championships doubles title, defeating Collette Rosambert and Mme Marie Henrotin of France 6 1 6 3 on Saturday in Auteuil.
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Lucas Bangs Delivers Reds Win Over Dodgers
Red Lucas pinch-hit in the sixth, lining a three-run homer to turn a 2-1 deficit into a 4-3 victory for Cincinnati. The Reds extended their streak to four straight wins as Brooklyn’s fifth straight loss mounted despite a late rally.
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Cardinals rout Phillies to win 10 1 as Frisch Medwick lead
The St. Louis Cardinals beat two Philadelphia pitchers 10 to 1 on Saturday with 18 hits. Frankie Frisch and Joe Medwick sparked the offense as Frisch delivered key hits.
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American Cuppers Beat Argentina in Davis Cup Playoff
In Chevy Chase Maryland the United States completed the playoff with Argentina by winning one of two singles. Ellsworth Vines defeated Cattaruzza 7 5 6 1 7 6 1 while Wilmer Allison led Adriana Zappa 6 2 6 1 2 2 when rain halted play. The U S victory is recorded as 4 to 0.
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College Baseball Scores and Track Meet Summary
College baseball results feature Iowa 0 Iowa State 1 Michigan 4 Chicago 0 Illinois college 18 Monmouth 6 Holy Cross Yale 4 Indiana 10 Michigan State 3 Minnesota 13 Luther 2 Wisconsin 7 Northwestern Illinois Normal 1. Track results list Wisconsin 81 Minnesota 60 Drake 69 Iowa State 62 at a Northfield Minnesota state meet with MacAlester 785-6 Hamline 345-6 St Olaf 241-2 Gustavus Adolphus 122 St Thomas 4.
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City records fall as Tigers beat Panthers in dramatic relays duel
Washington and Grant boys swept 11 firsts and tied for a twelfth in a Coe field meet, edging out the Panthers 87 to 40. Jakoubek led with 14 points winning discus and shot, while Dvorak starred for Grant in jumps and the javelin. Key records fell in high hurdles, mile, relay and pole vault.
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Speaker and Dempsey headlines dominate sport chatter
Long retrospective on Tris Speaker peak in 1916 and 1920 pennant with Cleveland. Notes Joe McCarthy Cubs rally history and Dempsey planning to referee after June 8 fight in New York. Mentions Three-Eye league discord in 1921 plus Indy auto race and 1930 strikeouts by Tommy Bridges.
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Trojans Capture East Track Meet
Southern California won the intercollegiate A A A track and field championship in Cambridge finishing first with 45 points, Stanford second with 42. Bonthron led with wins in 1500 and 800 meters, while John Lyman set a shot put mark and George Spitz broke the high jump standard.
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Yankees Rally For 12 Inning, Beat White Sox 15–11
New York trailed 11–3 before a monstrous eighth inning. Ted Lyons faltered, Bill Dickey cleared the bases with a homer, Gehrig doubled, and 12 runs paced a 15–11 win that matched a modern record pace. Mule Haas sparked a 19 hit attack for Chicago but the Yankees surged late. Simmons extended his hitting streak to seventeen games.
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Iowa Beats Chicago 76 to 59 in Track Meet
Iowa edged Chicago 76 to 59 as discus and hammer wins helped the Hawkeyes finish the season strong. John Brooks and Roberts starred for Chicago, each with multiple top finishes, while Leo Campisi set a new Iowa one mile mark in 4 26.9.
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Athletics Top Tigers 5-2 In Deciding Game Of Series
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 5 to 2 in the deciding game, led by Mickey Cochrane’s two home runs. Gerald Walker tied the score with a homer after two runs in the second. Bob Johnson added his fifth homer, and Bing Miller’s triple produced two runs. Higgins homered in the seventh, while Lefty Grove finished with three innings of relief.
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Army Trackmen Down Navy Crew 76 to 50
Army defeated Navy 76 to 50 in a first postwar track and field meet at West Point. The Army squad showed balanced strength across events and dominated the opposing crew with a strong overall performance.
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Standings and Saturday results across major leagues
American League leads show New York Cleveland Washington and Detroit with varied records. Saturday results include Cleveland 6 Boston 0 and New York 15 Chicago 1. Other leagues report scores from St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn and more with daily schedule pairings listed.
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