Giants Hit Hard To Sweep Phillies In Doubleheader
The Polo Grounds crew pounded 27 hits to swamp the Phillies in both games of a doubleheader, with Hank Leiber and Joe Moore homering in the second game. Giants top the National League standings with 8 wins and 1 loss as Bil Terry shifts to full swing hitting and third base coaching.
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College Teams Try New Colored Ball
New York on April 2 reports the first test of a yellow baseball by Frederic H. Rahr. Columbia defeated Fordham 8 to 7 using the color ball. Coaches Coakley and Coffey say one game isn’t conclusive but players note easier visibility with little field impact.
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Fordham
Andy Coakley
Jack Coffey
Coal Toy
Red Birds Start Western Swing After Rocky 1998 Start
Chicago April 2 The Columbus Red Birds open their western swing with five rookie pitchers allowing 12 hits in a 10 8 loss to St Paul despite 17 Columbus hits. No games today as teams head west for the season’s first westward slate.
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Baseball results from yesterday show varied AL and NL games
American League scores feature Detroit vs St Louis and Boston vs Washington with mixed wins and losses. National League results include Philadelphia and New York matching series, plus Cleveland and Chicago outings. Several games show high run totals and multiple pitchers listed for each side.
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Newsom and Sullivan
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Washington
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de Shong
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R. Ferrell
Cleveland
Chidko
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Pytlak
Lee
Bowell
New York
Philadelphia
Rusting
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Williams
Kelley
Tomas
Hayes
Minnesota routs St. Marys 22 to 2 in college baseball
University of Minnesota defeated St. Marys with a 22 to 2 score in college baseball. Upper Tens tied Carleton 1 1 in a rain halted game. River Fatlt Teachers earned a 5 to 2 win over Concordia Moorhead.
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Winona
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Tony Lazzeri Shows Age Is No Handicap
Chicago April 2 Tony Lazzeri a versatile Cubs infielder has played seven of nine games and hit eight times in 21 at bats with two home runs and seven RBIs. He filled in at third base for Stanley Mack and moved to short after Billy Juskes injured his right thumb.
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Faulkton Track Team to Compete in Gettysburg Quad Meet
Faulkton High School track squad will enter a four team quadrangular meet at Gettysburg on Friday facing Gettysburg Ja and Onida. Coach Mendel may skip the Aberdeen relays since the conference meet is set for Pierrsr the next day.
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Schmeling Predicted To KO Soula In June Bout
Ice Jacobs, Schmeling’s American representative, predicts Max Schmeling will knock out Joe Soula in Yanker Stadium on June 22 after viewing Schmeling’s performance in Hamburg. Jacobs says the Louis Schmeling matchup could gross over 1 million dollars and notes he brought back a large cuckoo clock from Berlin.
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Ia Schmeling
Steve Dudos
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Louis-Schmeling
Louis
Berlin
Codington County forms plan for a new amateur baseball league
The Codington County group discussed a four or five team league under the South Dakota Association of baseball leagues. Watertown, South Shore, Thorbide League member, Hranzburg, Swift’s, Indecs of Watertown, and Florence were invited with final plans to be set at Friday’s meeting. The Watertown Chamber backs the proposal to revive amateur baseball locally.
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Association of Baseball Leagues
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Aberdeen
Hranzburg
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Florence
Woatertown Chamber of Commerce
East Central Meet at Preston on May 3 at Lake Preston
East Central conference track meet set for May 3 at Lake Preston with Oldham Axlington Volga Hetland Lake Preston Erwin De Smet Trequais and Bryant. Each school may enter three events with two competitors per event. Trophies will be awarded. Coach Ea Solum in charge of royal arrangements.
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Stars Fall: Vaughan Homer Sinks Cubs in Sevenths
Yesterday's baseball roundup notes Arky Vaughan hit a bases loaded homer in the seventh to power the Pirates past the Chicago Cubs 6-5. Hank Steinbacher starred for the White Sox with a homer and two singles in a 8-3 win. Lon Warmerie led a three hit shutout as the Cardinals beat the Reds 5-0. Essie Bluege drove in two, scored twice, and doubled for the Senators in a 5-2 victory over the Red Sox. Buck Newsom notched a four hit 7-2 Browns win over the Tigers. Tommy Henrich supplied a homer and three RBIs as the Yankees beat the Dodgers 15-2. Gumbert and Moore split a doubleheader in Giants over Phillies with Gumbert holding and Moore homering twice. Pitching leaders and league batting totals are listed for both leagues.
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Rabbit Trackmen Prepare for Drake Relays at Des Moines
Brookings April 2—Coach Jim Baker reports five Jackrabbits will enter Drake Relays events in Des Moines with Raymond Kristensen Leon ard Ekberg Allen Schrogder Elma Moon Raymond Lee and Ronald Searls named for mile relay two mile run high jump and broad jump. Baker says the squad hopes to place and gain prep work for May meets ahead of Cedar Falls and Aberdeen relays. The Rabbits left for Des Moines this morning, with further entries undecided for Wayne or Aberdeen meets.
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Jim Baker
Baker
Des Moines
West End
Aberdeen
Cedar Palls
North Dakota Uiiversity
Huron Marble Tourney Opens Friday for City Championship
The Huron marble contest launches Friday with elimination matches at five grade schools and the junior high under Hugon Cooperative Club supervision. School champions advance to Saturday matches for the city title with Aberdeen state tournament implications. The Aberdeen event, May 7, will include a banquet and trophies for top finishers. entrants must be under 15 as of May 1.
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Cubs southpaw Larry suffers three broken fingers
Mirror Today recalls past sports notes with Larry French of the Chicago Cubs listed as suffering three broken fingers and sidelined for two months. Earlier feats include Mildred Didrikson Zaharias winning a gold tournament, Earl Whitehill and Buddy Myer with the Senators, and Ben Chapman of the Yankees amid a five day suspension in Washington.
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Babe) Didelkson
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Buddy Myer
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Washington
Spring Tune-Up Sparks Tennis Talent for International Play
Amber leads the arcing serves as she trains for the upcoming international season. Alice Mable showcases speed and power in New York before sailing to Wimbledon for the global matches.
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New York
Giants Go Hot Despite Star Loss Preview Of 1938 Grid
Despite losing Hubbell and Burgess Whitehead to illness and hospital visits, the Giants have won seven straight. The piece hints at multiple sports and figures including Wimbledon chatter and boxing prospects, with lively, scattershot notes on players and events.
Personal notices and travel update in local paper
Fragmentary citizen notices request name address and position for practice opening. Postmark shows a misread, urging mailing to Marry Liem or delivery in person. Nearby item reports Mr and Mrs Joseph Higtins returning from a trip visiting Texas and Nebraska.
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Weather report with scattered frost and warming Friday
South Dakota shows fair tonight and Friday with a cool west and light frost in the east. Minnesota remains cloudy then fair with showers in the northeast and light to heavy frost tonight and Friday, warmer in the west and south. Iowa predicts fair tonight and Friday with a cooler tonight and possible frost in the west and north, warmer Friday. Temperature hourly notes hint highs in the mid forties and lows around the high thirties in various zones.
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Owa
Nation's Leading Riders Poll at Derby Favorite Stagehand
A 12 man jury selects Maxwell Howard's Stagehand as Derby favorite after judging series shows, with five experts backing it and others split among Fighting Fox Dauber and Neolayyated Mall. Riders Stout Malley and Re nick favor Fox while Kurtsinger may be suspended, affecting Derby ride plans.
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Price Headley
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Wessington Springs Cagers Win Letters in APony Halls era
Wessington Springs Spartan basketball players were awarded letters after a general assembly led by Coach B Whyeler. The squad had eight lettermen with six seniors and two juniors Bruce Molmgren and Vandal Jorgenson. Captains included FL Schryer M Robeson C McFarling F ite Curtis Reedy B Holmgren Ve Jorgenson. The team posted a 5 0 0 conference record, winning six games and losing none.
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Vandal Jorgenson
Ervin Huewher
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