Ross An 8 To 5 Favorite To Defeat McLarnin Tuesday Night
Ross enters as an 8 to 5 favorite to upset welterweight champion McLarnin in the upcoming Tuesday night bout. Officials forecast a 30,000 crowd at the pro grounds as promoters push a major summer card. McLarnin seeks another KO win, while Ross hopes to reverse recent form and claim the title.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
EW York
INS
Jimmy McLarninarney Ross
McLarnin
James
Charley Pop
Foster
Rong
Pop
Er Cabouts
Oss
Barney
McLamin Haseen
Washington Monument
Aff
Ross
I O’rourke
Methin
Owever
Panther Predicted to Break Javelin Records This Season
Iowa City notes Coach Bresnahan expects Mark Panther of the Hawkeye track squad to surpass the American and intercollegiate marks. Panthers’ 219 ft 7 in effort at Ann Arbor tops the Big Ten. nearest is 218 ft. The Big Ten mark trails the American record by under three feet. Panther plans to compete at the National collegiate meet in Berkeley and the National AAU meet in Lincoln.
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Iowa City
George T. Bresnahan
University of Down
Mark Panther
Hawkeye
Fanther
Ann Arbor
James DeMeers
Los Angeles
A. C
Panther
Berkeley
Calif
Lincoln
Neb
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Mich
Owens
Manchester Defeats Masonville 16 to 14
Manchester baseball team wins fourth victory in five games by defeating Masonville 16 to 14 on Sunday afternoon. The scoring shows Masonville with 14 runs on 21 hits and 8 errors. Manchester adds 16 runs on 18 hits and 5 errors. Names Craft Barelay Beck Melchert Franks Gearhart appear in Masonville and Manchester lineups.
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the Gazette
Manchester
Masonville
Rhe
Eastern Iowa League action keeps Wheatland Grand Mound un defeated
Wheatland, Grand Mound and Lowden remain unbeaten in the Eastern Iowa League as Lisbon loses to Lowden 9-7 in ten innings on Lisbon's diamond. Bennett and Stanwood win to climb into a tie for sixth. Wheatland routs Dixon 7-4. Grand Mound beats Calamus 4-3. Mechanicsville loses to Bennett 8-1. Stanwood edges Clarence 4-3 in a late rally.
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Gazette
Lowden
Wheatland
Grand Mound
Bennett
Stanwood
Lisbon
A. Meier
E. Meier
Miller
Trypkosh
Dixon
Gibson
Calamus
Reid
Mechanicsville
Clarence
L. Pet. Lowden
Old Style Lager Defeats John Deere 3 0 In Town Softball
Ray Burlingame, last season’s star pitcher, struck out seven and received solid defense as Hidnie Jensen's Old State Lager beat John Deere of Waterloo 3 to 0 at Thomas Park Marion. Hoallen Beck doubled and Falkinson tripled for the local club. Next Sunday Jensen's team hosts Schulkel of Waterloo, then undefeated leaders.
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Ray Burlingame
Hidnie Jensen
Old State
Town Softball Association
Thomas Park
Marion
John Deere Club
Waterloo
Burlingame
Hoallenbeck
Falkinson
Jensen
Schulkel Club
Ross Me Larnin fracas eyed for Tuesday night
New York sports column notes Barney Ross aims to KO McLarnin Tuesday as promoters seek a ring card rite with Jack Dempsey possibly refereeing. It also surveys Pitt’s late era greatness, world series cues for New York, and other sports tidbits including Dykes, Whitehead, and Ederle as fashion minded athletes.
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Henry M’lemore
United Press
New York
Barney Ross
McLarnin
Pop Warner
Pitt
Giants
Paul
Jerome
Daf
Diz
Europe
Jack Dempsey
Ross
Larnin Fracas
Jack
Pop
White Sox
John Whitehead
Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Tommy Walker
Cleveland
Gertrude Ederle
Molla Mallory
Helen Wills Moody
Softball Games to Be Played at Ellis Park This Evening
Ellis Park custodian Billy Woods said at noon Monday that park diamonds would be available for play this evening if no more rain fell. Seven church league games are on the schedule despite heavy rainfall Sunday night and early Monday.
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Billy Woods
Ellis Park
Park Diamonds
Krejci Brothers Split Doubleheader With Elks and Wilsons
The Krejci brothers split a Sunday doubleheader. They lost to the Elks 14 to 7 and defeated Wilsons 8 to 7 in a tight affair.
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Krejci
The
Elks
Wilson
Movies Cut Pain at Ohio Dentist Office
Lima Ohio, Dr. M. W. Addes uses a screen to project moving pictures during dental work to distract patients. An assistant shows special comedy films for children to ease fear and discomfort in the chair.
Baseball News From The Diamond
The Iowa State Teachers beat Michigan Normal 6 0 then lost 20 1. Babe Ruth hit three homers, then went hitless yesterday. Cronin’s Red Sox stay in first division but fielding woes persist. Cap Crossley shines for the Raiders amid losses. Jimmy Dykes returns to his old stomping grounds with two homers and a double. Wes Ferrell makes a strong comeback for Boston with six wins and a .400 average, earning praise as a determined competitor.
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Iowa State Teachers
Michigan Normal
Wolverines
Iowans
Babe Ruth
Raiders
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Okey
Cronin
Sioux City
Cap Crossley
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Philadelphia
Athletics
Sox
Jimmy
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Ferrell
Marengo Falls to Millersburg 4 to 1 in Sunday game
Marengo's independent nine lost to Millersburg 4 to 1 in Mil lersburg. North English battery Campbell and Hrdliska pitched for Millersburg while Zimm erman and Vogt handled Marengo. Marengo outhit but failed to bunch hits and left two bases loaded twice. Two Millersburg runs came on MacDuffee errors.
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Millersburg
Campbell
Hrdliska
Zimmerman
Vogt
Marengo Battery
MacDuffee
Kenwood Snappers Split Twin Bill Doubleheaders
The Kenwood Snappers lost 2-0 to Shellsburg, won 10-0 in the first game, then fell 4-3 to Beeson's before taking the nightcap 1-0.
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Kenwood
Kenwood Snappers
Shellsburg
Beeson
Albert's Top Frolic Club 6 to 4 in Tight Battle
Albert's softball team defeated Frolic Club 6 to 4 on Frolic field Sunday night. Albert's grabbed a lead with two runs in the third inning, the Frolics answering to knot the game before the visitors pulled away with key runs later.
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Albert
Frolic Club
Frolic Field
Albert's
Frolics
Home Team Drops Fifth Frame Rally as Visitors Hold Lead
Three runs in the fifth, aided by a home run from Aston, could only produce two for the home side. In the seventh, four walks add another run for the visitors. No more Frolic field games until June 5.
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Aston
Frolic Field
Parkson's Wins From Wilson's And C. C. C.
Parkson Blue Ribbon softball team wins 6-2 over Wilson company club at Ellis park after Joe Byrnes and Tony Michalek hit two eighth inning homers. Earlier Parkson's beat Mount Vernon C C C camp 8-3 with Tony Michalek pitching and Van Drake on the mound.
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Joe Byrnes
Tony Michalek
Parkson Blue Ribbon
Wilson Company Club
Ellis Park
Charles Michalek
George Brousard
Parkson’s
Mount Vernon C. C. C. Camp
van Drake
Army
Calmar High Falls 8-6 to Fort Atkinson in season finale
Calmar High baseball closed its season with an 8-6 defeat to Fort Atkinson. Reisner pitched for Fort Atkinson and Heinker started for Calmar in the one game.
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Calmar High
Fort Atkinson
Calmar
Reisner
Heinker
Athletics Rout Covington 20 to 1 on Daniels Diamond
Cedar Rapids Athletics blasted seventeen hits and benefitted from four Covington errors to beat Covington 20 to 1. Currell pitched a three hit complete game as Cedar Rapids dominated on Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids Athletics
Covington
Daniels Diamond
Currell
Athletics
H. P. Rogers
Twelfth Street
Outdoor wrestling tops Memorial Day card at Cedar Park
A Memorial Day outdoor wrestling show in Cedar Rapids features Bronko Nagurski and Earl Wampler in the main event with Sollie Siegel and Alf Johnson in the semi windup and Andy Moen with Mike Nazarian opening. The venue seats over 2,000 with new lights and free admission.
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Cedar Rapids
Eddie Jennings
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Bronko Nagurski
Earl Wampler
Sollie Siegel
Alf Johnson
Andy Moen
Mike Nazarian
Maquoketa Team Beats Dubuque 4 2 In Solid Showing
Maquoketa quarterback Bach pitched strong for Maquoketa in a 4 2 win over Dubuque Brookside dairy. Bach faned 11 with bases loaded in the ninth. Maquoketa tallied two in the first and one in the fourth and fifth, while Dubuque scored twice in the fifth.
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Maquoketa
Dubuque Brookside
Bach
Rand
Farber
Jenny
Dubuque
Night Baseball Reaches Minor Leagues in 1930
A 1930 report notes the Western association's first night game in Independence Kansas on April 28 with Muskogee as the opposition. It highlights rapid spread of floodlight play across Western circuits and the practical appeal to fans and players amid concerns about batting averages and injuries.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Western Association
Independence
Kan
Muskogee
M. L. Truby
Independence Club
J. Leslie Wilkinson
National Negro Baseball League
Des Moines
Wichita
Dale Gear
Tom Fairweather
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