Palace Cafe Beats Galbraith Merchants In Final
Palace Cafe defeats Galbraith Merchants 13 to 9 at League Field to claim first in the independent tournament. Ziffren started for the Merchants but failed in the fifth as Snyder and Immings faltered. Buck McIntyre led Muscatine with four runs in five trips. Whitey Schroeder contributed four hits for the Merchants while Leon, Albia, Keokuk, and Peerless Dairy games preceded the final.
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Tennis Match Ends Moody Reign as Jacobs Wins
Helen Jacobs defeats Helen Moody for the national women's title at Forest Hills amid rain delays and Moody's back injury. Jacobs dominates late after Moody struggles in the final set, leaving Moody’s 11-year stranglehold on the championship a controversial ending.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
California
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Moody
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Ellsworth Vines
Paris
United States
Major Heroes and Baseball Stars From Early Season Action
AP reports include Joe Judge driving in four for the Red Sox in a win over the Browns, Al Simmons collecting five hits in two wins for the White Sox against the Athletics, Tom Bridges limiting the Yankees to four hits for the Tigers, and Guy Bush with Mark Koenig pacing the Cubs in a win over the Dodgers. The Braves shut out the Reds in game one, and Dizzy Dean held the Giants to six hits in game one of a doubleheader. Giants tie the Cards with Fred Fitzsimmons homering in the nightcap. The Easter egg custom and a tennis exhibition note follow, including Elizabeth Ryan and Alice Marble in a disputed doubles match when Marble was injured.
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al Simmons
White Sox
Athletics
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Giants
Indians Hit Safe in A A Doubleheader Rout
The Indianapolis Indians surged to a 9 2 win as the first ten batters reached safely off Dick Coffman in the second game of a doubleheader with Milwaukee. Frank Sigafous started the burst with a single and ended with another, while Lee homered with two on. The Indians swept the four game series. the opener was 7 6 with Ernie Wingard driving in four.
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Lou McKenna
American Association
Dick Coffman
Milwaukee
Indians
Frank Sigafoos
Lee
Ernie Wingard
Bill Shores
Kansas City
Louisville
Lou Garland
Blues
Columbus
Minnneapolis
Miller
Elks claim league title in playoff over Eagles
The Elks kittenball team defeated the Eagles 2 to 1 at Weed Park in a decisive playoff for the Fraternal kit tenball league title. Orville Bentley limited the Eagles to five hits as Ted Goetzman and Lange produced runs for the Elks, while Goetzman also tallied on sea led by Figg and Kautz.
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Eagles
New Weed Park
Orville Bentley
Ted Goetzman
Figg
Goetzman
Charlie Kautz
Ossie Steinke
George Tobias
Artie Vetter
Bentley
The
Loyola Chicago Keeps Ban on Intercollegiate Football
Loyola Chicago will continue to ban intercollegiate football under new president Rev. Samuel Knox Wilson. He notes past deficits of about twenty dollars and says enrollment rose with focus on intramural sports and intercollegiate basketball, maintaining a balanced budget.
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Loyola of Chicago
Chicago
Loyola University of Chicago
Samuel Knox Wilson
Robert M. Kelly
S. J
Wilson
Hitchcock Out Of Polo Season With Brain Concussion
New York reports world’s only 10 goal polo star Tommy Hitchcock is withdrawn from the national open and all polo this season after a brain concussion from the East West series in Chicago. Dr Foster Kennedy warned of permanent injury risk if he played again this year.
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Tommy Hitchcock
Chicago
Foster Kennedy
Hitchcock
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