Feller Limps Through Short Start as Tigers Rout Indians
Detroit overwhelms Bob Feller and the White Sox lose 12 2 to the Tigers. Barney Ne\"wman greets Feller with a loud double, while Scneobng Rewe goes the distance for Detroit. The Sox rebound with a victory over the Browns behind Johnny Niggel. Cubs falter early as Cards rally. final scores reflect a day of rough pitching and terse offense.
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Suchi
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John Mize
Don Padan
Shewi Tune
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
AP reports mixed results with postponements in national and American leagues. Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Washington faced cancellations or rain delays while Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, and Milwaukee posted scores amid cold, wet conditions and noteworthy pitching and hitting performances.
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Discus accident sidelines coach at Ellendale meet
Northern States Teachers College track opens its season at Ellendale North Dakota in a triangular meet without head coach Bill Carberry who was struck in the head by a discus last week. He is reported returning satisfactorily to a local hospital. Jamestown is the other entrant in the event.
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Jamestown
Few Changes Likely Among ABC Leaders
Detroit April 22 Bright prospects loom as keglers vie for leadership in the American Congress. Fifteen days remain of the annual pin classic with favored teams having had their chances on tournament alleys. Scores show solid lanes but not record-breaking, as Sunday's fringe yields only one challenge to the high ten. Mike Shirghio of Mt. Vernon posted 2,925 for eighth in the al events.
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Ing Congress
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Mt. Vernon
Many No Hit Pitchers Say They've Had Better Games
A Detroit AP piece notes that several no hit hurlers feel they pitched better in defeats than in their perfect games. Bob Feller and Jimmy Dykes reflect on slips and nerves, recalling past White Sox and Senators no hitters with Kennedys and Dietrichs. Luck and sharp fielding, plus late inning pressure, shaped those performances.
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AP Feature Service
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Bob Feller
Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
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Michiges
Washington
Erwyn Kennedy
Bill Dietrich
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Cunningham Farewell Mile At Kansas Relays
Lawrence Kansas April 22 Glenn Cunningham received a ceremonial blanket as he raced in his ninth and farewell mile at the University of Kansas Relays. Blaine Rideout won in 2:10.1. Cunningham finished last after a late kick era record 3:02 pace. Rideout’s time broke Cunningham’s long standing record from 1934.
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Weekend Sports Brief Highlights From Across the Nation
Weekend sports briefs report Taiste Maki winning a three mile race in 14 104 at the first outdoor United States meet, edging Don Lash by 150 yards. Bobby Riggs defeats Bryan Grant 7 5 6 3 7 5 to win the River Oaks tennis event in Houston. Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan claims the singles title over Mary Hardwick. Don Budge dominates Dick Skeen 0 6 3 6 0 6 3 in North and South pro tennis final at Pinehurst. Blaine Rideout wins the Kansas Relays mile in 4 11 2, breaking Glenn Cunningham’s mark as Cunningham finishes last in a four man field. Michigan lifts the pole team title at the Hoosier Relays with 8 2 3 points. Joe Platak secures the national A A U handball singles title, defeating Jack Clements 21 15 21 3. Marco Polo’s travels to Cathay are recounted from his Genoa prison diary.
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Huron Trackmen Set Two Records At Pierre Relays
Huron Trackmen set two new records at Pierre Relays including McNutt 4:59 mile and a two mile relay in 8:46, while Aberdeen took overall top honors. Deklotz weighed options for Drake Relay participation with trials possible and Aberdeen looming in Aberdeen relay meet.
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Godoy Likely to Fight Louis Says Public Choice
Opinion favors Godoy as the People's Choice to face Louis in a possible bout. The piece notes offer refusals and interest from promoters, mentioning Jimmy Dykes turning down a $30,000 offer to stay with his boxing stable.
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Louis Philly
Jimmy Dykes
Begin Spring Sports At SDU Fight Team Baseball Loop
Vermillion April 22 One of the most extensive spring intramural schedules in State University history began last week with more than 100 men on eight teams in the baseball league. Eight squads will use a round robin format and an all star selection may travel to out of town teams including a possible home and away series with South Dakota College. Golf and tennis tournaments are planned for early May, with winners likely to enter the conference meet at Brookings. Athletic Director Carl B Rute Hoy announced an intramural track meet will also be held with varsity and freshman athletes competing.
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Marvin Brown
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Brookings
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Tigers Edge Browns as Rowe Wins Five-Hit gem
Tigers defeated the Browns 12-2 with Schoolboy Rowe pitching five hits allowed and earning the win. Barney McCosky and Ted Lyons provided driving runs as Detroit built the lead. Johnny Mire led the Cardinals with five RBIs in a 5-4 victory over Cal.
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Illinos Wisconsin Lead Big Ten Baseball Standings
Illinois and Wisconsin share the top spot in the Big Ten baseball race after week three. Both split two-game series to stay a half game ahead of defending champion Iowa while Northwestern swept Chicago 12-9 and 9-3. Harold Haub won 7-4 in game one against Illinois, Al Grant topped Illinois 4-3 in game two, and Wisconsin rebounded from a 5-2 loss to win 5-3 in the second game.
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Hutchins Calms Tense Intercollegiate Football Row
Chicago April 22 University of Chicago tensions rise as Robert M. Hutchins aims to calm four whispering campaigns. Directors refuse to finish 1940 41 basketball schedules until a spokesman weighs in. A trustee letter alleges subsidization to win football while Big Ten rules bar such practices.
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Kels Down Tribe In 16 Innings In 3-0 Loss
In a lengthy American Association game, Haefner and Smythe held opponents scoreless as Kels guarded a 3-0 win over Wio. The Kansas City rookie Wenzloff, 24, shined with two hits including a homer, while Melton added a key hit. St. Paul rolled past Louisville 6-1 behind Herting's six hits.
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Art Herting
George Stumpf
Gilded Knight wins in Chesapeake Stakes recap
In Havre De Grace the year old Chesapeake Stakes saw Gilded Knight triumph as Carl Huboell extended his 1936 pace with a 16 straight season mark. Huboell blanked the Boston Bees 3-0, allowing three hits in opening game at Pulo Grounds, continuing a strong early campaign. Jesse Owens also features with a historic 100 yards in 84 seconds from Slying stact five years prior.
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Carl Huboell
Boston Bees
Pulo Grounds
Jesse Owens
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