Babe Didrikson Stars In Geneva Club Golf Show
Bud Didrikson arrives in Muscatine at Ray Dean's invitation to headline the House of David baseball show while also golf duties at the Geneva Golf and Country Club call. Miller the club pro coaches her, promising a pairing before she leaves town as local golf fans expect top form. Burlington’s Bill Bayliss laments low attendance at the Little Six outdoor meet Ottumwa, while Muskies coach Leonard brings nearly 20 men to steady work.
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Didrikson
Ray Dean
House of David
Diamond
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Muscatine
Geneva
Aes
Charles G. Muller
Mr. Miller
Miller
Bill Bayliss
Burlington Hawkeye Gazette
Burlington
Ottumwa
Bayliss
Leonard
Major Heroes in Baseball Across Leagues
Summary of several players and teams: Lavagetto drove home the winning run for the Pirates in the tenth against the Dodgers. Allen limited the Browns to seven hits and eleven strikeouts for the Yankees. Ott drove in runs for the Giants, Rowe and the Tigers faced a strong relief effort. Lee blanked the Phillies for the Cubs with four hits. Manush of the Senators hit for power, driving in four and scoring thrice. Rothrock and Collins for the Cardinals homered to help beat the Braves. Coleman of the Athletics had a notable season moment amid winter bumblebees in the text.
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Associated Press
Leslie
Dodgers
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Moore
Giants
English
Cubs
Suhr
W. Herman
Ott
Klein
Martin
Frey
Bush
Reynolds
Red Sox
Manush
Senators
Werber
Greenberg
Tigers
Ruth
Yankees
Walker
Ruffing
Thomas
Heavy Hitting of Pirates Keeps Club Near Top
The Pirates stay near the NL lead despite Pie Traynor and Lloyd Waner out with injuries and Waner’s illness, as Larry French struggles again. Brooklyn Dodgers win 7-6 in ten after Arky Vaughan’s two triples. Cubs, Giants win to widen gaps. Yankees hammer Browns 14-1. Senators surge to near second with 17-7 over White Sox. Tigers beat A’s 8-6 with Rowe’s homer in 11th. St. Louis, Chicago, and Philadelphia also post wins in this wide-string summary.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Lloyd
Larry French
Corsairs
French
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry
Leon Chagnon
Pirates
Harry
Cookie) Lavagetto
Arky Vaughan
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Hubbell
Benny Frey
Cubs
Bill Lee
Phillies
Ed Holley
Senators
Chicago White Sox
John Welch
Detroit Tigers
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Harder
Belve Bean
Cleveland Indians
Wrestling Results From New York to Camden
Wrestlers Jim Londos and Fred Bruno win in St Louis and Portland while Joe Savoldi and Lloyd Stewart lose. A Wilmington match ends with a count out. another bout ends in a straight falls victory. A Camden card features Leo Wallick defeating Johnny Carlin. A San Francisco court ruling grants three days two weeks as Chinese days for defendants.
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Associated Press
New York
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Savoldi
Portland
Fred Bruno
Lloyd Stewart
Lynn
Mass
San Francisco
Baseball Gods Boost Reynolds in Major Race
Boston outfielder Carl Reynolds leads the American league batting race with a .507 slugging average through 17 games. Once barred by fate after a 1930s hit mishap, Reynolds now shines for the Red Sox as teammates and rivals root for him to secure the title.
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Boston
Carl Reynolds
Boston Red Sox
Reynolds
Washington Senators
Bill Dickey
New York Yankee
Dickey
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Red Sox
Ivy Andrews
Smead Jolley
Hornsby
Eddie Collins
Bucky Harris
Fight Results From Multiple Cities Show Close Bouts
In Chicago and nearby cities results feature several decisions. Dukelsky beat Young Stuhley in Chicago while Salvatore defeated Lou Vine in La Salle. Richman bested Crowley in Detroit. Bernard over Shea in Flint. In Wheeling Mose Butch drew with Wolfran, while El ling defeated Anderson in Pittsburgh. Sioux City bouts saw Rightmeter, Dodge, McLeod and Kennard record decisions or stoppages.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Solly Dukelsky
Young Stuhley
Kewanee
Gene Salvatore
la Salle
Lou Vine
Sammy Richman
Detroit
Bob Crowley
Dubuque
Sioux City
Young Rightmeter
Mickey Dodge
Stockton
Calif
Billy McLeod
Jimmy Salvatore
Fort Dodge
Sherald Kennard
Fargo
N. D
Jimmy Wooten
Omaha
Simmons Heads to Hospital After Concussion
Al Simmons star outfielder of the Chicago White Sox remains under observation in a Washington hospital for at least two days. An X ray shows no skull fracture but brain specialists diagnose a concussion from a Sunday hit by a ball thrown by Joe Cronin. He will rest several days before rejoining the Sox lineup.
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Washington
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Simmons
Sox
Illinois to Meet Chicago in League Engagement Today
Illinois leads Western conference with four wins one loss and plays Chicago who has one win in three starts. Northwestern meets Iowa in Iowa City with Friday and Saturday games. Purdue faces Indiana Friday and Wisconsin travels to Illinois Saturday in other league action.
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Illinois
Chicago
Illini
Maroons
Northwestern
Iowa
Iowa City
Ohio State
Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Prima Special Triumphs Over B. W. U. In Kittenball Duel
Prima Special defeated the Button Workers union team 5 to 1 at Weed Park Monday night to even the series. Previous game last week ended 3 to 0 in favor of B. W. U. Batteries for Prima were Newell and Balleu. for B. W. U. pitchers were Chapman Brown Boyce and G Tobias.
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Prima
Button Workers Union
Weed Park
Newell and
Summer loops schedule announced for YMCA leagues
A. J. Lindley lists the YMCA summer kittenball schedules starting May 14 and running to August 17 with three games nightly on weekdays. Fraternal league matches at Weed Park and Jefferson Field run through June and July with dozens of pairings and venues listed. The item notes a list of notable November births including Marie Antoinette and Mark Twain.
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A. J. Lindley
Association
New Diamond Weed Park
Rotary
Legion
Heinz
Moose
Grafil Club
Kiwanis
Elks
Eagles
Button Workers Union
Old Diamond Weed Park
Button Workers
Jefferson Field
Club
New Weed Park
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa 1934
On April 30 1934 the Clerk of the District Court opened and read a document purporting to be the last will and testament of Lizzie Doran Everett deceased The hearing for probate is set for May 28 1934 at the March Term of the District Court Anyone interested may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate M W Stapleton attorney and E C Erwin clerk of the district court involved in the notice.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
Lizzie Doran Everett
A. D
Muscatine
E. C. Erwin
M. W. Stapleton
North American Association Standings and Scores
The text lists American Association standings with teams such as Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee and Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, St Louis and Boston. It also records Monday scores including Chicago 2 Philadelphia 0 New York 3 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 6 and scheduled games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis. Other results show St Louis 10 Boston 5 and Chicago 7 at Washington among others.
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New York
St. Louis
Blaeholder, Knott, Wells and Hemsley
Allen and Dickey
American League
Washington
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Cleveland
Berry
Boston
R. H. EL
Detroit
Sorrell
Rowe
Hayworth
Cochrane
Welch
Weiland
Ferrell
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Benge
Perkins Leonard
Lopez
French
Dragnon
Padden
Cincinnati
Chicago
Heving
Wyatt
Lyons
Tietje
Pasek
Weaver and Berg
Klumpp
Brown
Mangum
Barrett
Spohrer
Hogan
Carleton
Davis
R. HE
Holley
Wilson
Lee and Hartnett
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Cleveland
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Rgamae Podavw
Milwaukee
Toledo
W. Il
Sik
St. Louis Philadelphia
McLarnin Plans Retirement After May Title Defense
Jimmy McLarnin, the welterweight champion, says he will retire after three more good years or sooner if his form falters. He vows to prove he can still hit hard when he defends the title against Barney Ross on May 28 in New York. Training kicks off in Atlantic City and Ferndale with Ross arriving from Chicago.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Prittle
McLarnin
Atlantic City
Ross
Chicago
Ferndale
N. Y
Muscatine County Seeks Bids for Bridge Project May 16 1934
Sealed bids for Rock Rip Rap work Channel Excavations and raising road grade on County Truck Road C include construction of a 191 and 20 foot I beam bridge at County Bridge Nos 273 and 268. Proposals require five percent guaranty and Iowa labor and materials preference under P W A Docket 6189.
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Notics
Muscatine County
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
43Rd G. A
Board OF Supervisors
Miss Didrikson Heads Baseball Clubs Arrival at Muscatine
Mildred Babe Didrikson and 17 members of the eastern and western House of David Baseball Clubs reported to Manager Ray Doan in Muscatine for early training. Grover Cleveland Alexander is en route to join soon as clubs prep for tours and face local Muscatine teams. Didrikson previously played with Doan's Didrikson's All-Americans and trained at Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
House of David Baseball Clubs, Inc
Ray Doan
Muscatine
Doan
Grover Cleveland Alexander
California
Miss Didrikson
Didrikson
Hot Springs
Ark
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Harry Lavagetto
Johnny Allen
Browns
Heinie Manush
White Sox
Jack Rothrock
Jim Collins
Braves
Ed Coleman
Traynor
Wilmington
Del
Paul Boesch
Long Beach
Beri Rubi
Hungary
O— Camden
N. J
Leo Wallick
Johnny Carlin
Sweden
Yankee
Lawley
Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
Baseball Gods
Jinx
O Flint
Roger Bernard
Flint
Eddie Shea
Wheeling
W. Va
Mose Butch
Frankie Wolfran
Winnipeg
Max Elling
Johnny Anderson
Zanesville
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Rock of
Gibraltar
Mr.vanripple
E. C. SeGa
Marie Antoinette
Mohammed
Martin Luther
Louisa Alcott
St. Augustine
Schiller
van Dyke
Goldsmith
Andrew Carnegie
Laurence Sterne
Mark Twain
Robert Louis Stevenson
Maxie
Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Mr. Baer
Max the Magnificent
Daffy
Baer
Andings S
Eee
Dean
East Second Street
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