Rough Riders and Marshalltown Fight to a 7–7 Tie
Roosevelt High and Marshalltown battle to a 7 7 tie at Hill Park in Roosevelt's season opener. Bissell and Thorson star for Roosevelt with key blocks and scoring runs, while Packer and Hager lead Marshalltown in a close, hard fought game.
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M. and J All-Stars Versus Wapsie in Alburnett All Star Duel
Wapsie Valley and M. and J. league all stars meet in Alburnett for the seventh annual game. Wapsie Valley holds a 4-2 edge in prior meetings. The contest begins at 2:30 p.m.
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Wapsie
Alburnett Duel
Alburnett
Wapsie Valley
Parker Surprises Riggs To Reach Pacific Southwest Final
Frankie Parker of Altadena California defeated National Champion Bobby Riggs Clinton NC in straight sets 7-5 6-1 6-3 in the semi finals of the Pacific Southwest tennis championships He advances to face Frank Kovacs Oakland in the final Mrs Sarah Palfrey Cooke of Boston eliminates Gracya Wheeler Kelleher of Santa Monica 6-4 4-6 6-2 and meets Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica Rollins College Fla for the title Parker displayed an accurate backhand with shots landing just inside the baseline.
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Frankie Parker
Altadena
Calif
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Boston
Parker
Bobby Riggs
Clinton
N. C
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Cooke
Gracya Wheeler Kelleher
Santa Monica
Dorothy Bundy
Rollins College
Fla
Riggs
Cubs Rally Past Cardinals 7-3 On Scheffing Walkoff
Chicago catcher Scheffing hit a ninth inning grand slam to lift the Cubs to a 7-3 victory over St. Louis after trailing 3-1. Warneke took the loss as Pressnell finished strong, with earlier key hits from Cavaretta Stringer and Nicholson boosting Chicago.
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Cavaretta
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Tot) Pressnell
Johnny Schmitz
Warneke
Howard Krist
Billy Southworth
Chieaco
Hack
U Brown
Caretta
Mopp
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Triplett
Nichol'n
Crabtree
Dalgren
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Stringer
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Morionss
Hudson
Musial
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Merullo
Schmitz
Sifpadeett
Gilbert
Pressnellon
Totels
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Marion
Dusak
Nicholson
Moore
Dahlsten
Scheffine
Brown
Dallesandro
Hopp
Warnecke
Dahleren
Cresp
Sturgeon
St Louis
Pressnell
Krnst
Southworth Signs 1942 Cardinals Contract
St Louis AP The Cardinals will have Billy Southworth back as manager in 1942 after owner Sam Breadon announced the signing. Terms were not disclosed though his salary is estimated between 12 000 and 15 000 dollars. The team remains in pennant contention despite injuries and a recent loss to Chicago.
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Billy Southworth
Red Birds
Sam Breadon
Southworth
Chicago
Iowa Hawkeyes Face Tough 1941 Schedule and Line Dilemmas
With under a week to the 1941 season opener, Iowa confronts a brutal Western Conference slate led by Minnesota Michigan Indiana and Nebraska’s Rose Bowl winner. The offense must replace Nile Kinnick and Erwin Prasse while veteran linemen cope with injuries and a seven-man line is avoided.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Nebraska
Illinois
Purdue
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Drake
Dodgers Clinch Doubleheader Sweep In Race For Pennant
Wyatt and Highe win 21st as Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 3 2 and 6 1 to push two games ahead in the National League pennant chase. Cubs rally to beat Cardinals aiding Brooklyn's push with seven games left, including two against the Phillies. Reiser, Camilli, Medwick and Walker lead the surge as Dodger bats click early and late.
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Phillies
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Frank Hoerst
Monte Pearson
Billy Herman
Joe Medwick
Bobby Bragan
Pete Reiser
Dolph Camilli
Pee Wee Reese
Joe Marine
Dixie Walker
Medwick
Cookie Lavagetto
Farmer Scores Touchdown In Hawkeye Drill
Iowa City AP report describes a two hour Hawkeye scrimmage the final week of spring drills at the University of Iowa. Coach Edward Anderson mixed lineups, praised ball carriers Ben Trickey Tom Farmer and Henry Vollenweider, and noted Burns Burkett Miller Mertes on defense with an early touchdown by Farmer. Injuries to Bill Parker and Bill Diehl reduced contact play but both expected to return for Drake.
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John Sebern
Martin Thorson
Marshalltown
Roosevelt
John Pealer
Thorson
Packer
Cats
Bob Beem
Bill Taylor
Dick Marks
Roosevelt Marshalltown
Daehn Shaheen Li
Uae
McAlister Kine
Everist Beem
Paul Pealer
Altemerer Carney - RT
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Otte Ensign
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Daehn Sebern
Shaw Gallacher
Hager Bissel
Haser
Phelps
Taylor
Donovan
Haddad
Marshalltown Bartlett
Potter
Christensen
Harris
Baultsberger
Judd Dean
Corena Cornell
Tom Crabbe
Knox
H. G. Hedees
Dartmouth
Iowa
Hawks
Kinnick
Indiana
Minnesota
Nebraska
Purdue
Eddie Anderson
Bill Diehl
Ross Anderson
Gene Curran
Jim Walker
al Urban
Bill Burkett
Bill Parker
Walker
Diehl
Parker
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Edward Anderson
Ben Trickey
Tom Farmer
Henry Vollenweider
al Couppee
Bernard Mertes
Henry Miller
Wilford Burkett
Drake
National League Standings and Sunday Schedule
Standings show Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis, New York leading with wins and losses. Results list Chicago over St Louis 7 3 and New York 4 7, Boston 3 3, Philadelphia 2 2, Pittsburgh 3 3. Sunday games feature Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Boston at New York.
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Detroit at Chicago leads slate of games today
Detroit visits Chicago as New York hosts Boston and St Louis faces Cleveland. Philadelphia takes on Washington while Chicago aims for more wins after recent scoring.
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Chicago
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Phia
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St. Louis
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