Semi-Pro Baseball League May Hit Muscatine Soon
Muscatine may join a four team semi-pro circuit with Ottumwa Keokuk Burlington and Masca tine as organizers push for a Little Six league revival. Key figures include Emmett Mowery Ottumwa Courier Guy Carlton and Gibby Jacobs with plans to launch next week and grow membership while weighing Burlington’s Tri County conflicts.
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Roaring Road Disciples Gather for Indianapolis 500 Race
Thousands flock to Indianapolis for the 1936 edition of the Indianapolis 500 at the 2 1/2 mile brick oval. Track cleaning and final adjustments occur as drivers prepare to race for $100,000 in prize money. Rex Mays leads qualifiers with 119.644 mph, with a field featuring Meyer Frame and Cummings among others.
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John Henry Lewis Returns to Ring in East Tonight
John Henry Lewis heads to Madison Square Garden for a light heavyweight bout after a win in Pittsburgh. He fights Charley Massare en route east for a second bout in three days, meeting Bop Godwin of Daytona Beach in New York tonight.
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Yankees Still Surprise Team of Leagues
Yankees beat Red Sox 10-6 in a feverish series as Joe DiMaggio headlines the offense. Dodgers rally past Phillies while Giants fall to Bees. Cubs, Pirates, and Cardinals hold strong in close NL battles.
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Indees to Play Two Games Here Over Week End
The Muscatine Independent baseball team opens a busy weekend at Weed park on Memorial day against Davenport Paramount at 1 p.m. Sunday they face Eldridge Merchants, strong semi pro club. Lefty Rosenberg or Phil Curtis pitch Saturday, with Bill Wallarab returning for Sunday. Kenny Huber catches both games.
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Ford Frick Fines Cubs and Reds Figures in Chicago Fight
National League president Ford Frick fined Capt. Woody English of the Chicago Cubs and pitcher Lee Stine of the Cincinnati Reds $25 each and coaches George Kelly and Roy Johnson $50 each for their fight in Thursday's game in Chicago. The article also notes Danny O'Mahoney defeated Rudy Laduzzi in straight falls in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Baseball Box Scores From Detroit Washington and Cleveland Games
In American League action the Detroit and Philadelphia battles produced six to five and five to seven scores. The Washington doubleheader saw Philadelphia win the first game seven to three and drop the second five to seven. Cleveland hosted St Louis as Knott Hemsley and Allen Sullivan led the battery for their teams in a nine to six result.
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Blind Bogey Golf Tournament at Mad Creek
The event is a blind bogey golf tournament at Mad Creek municipal golf course on Sunday. Manager Jim Twohib announced prizes for high and low scores, the bogey prize, and awards for the most consecutive 4s, 5s, 6s, and 7s.
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Grace Lutheran Nine Wins Second Contest
In a Thursday night city kittenball league slate Grace Lutheran beat United Brethren 9 to 3 for its second Sunday School league victory. Ina Mae's Hants handed Huttig's Red Paint Store a 12 to 2 defeat at Oregon park while Red Paint Store outgunned Elks 304 11 to 4 at Oregon field. Griffin hit a long homer as Ina Mae's built a big lead with a five run third inning aided by four Huttig errors.
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Baseball Leaders Cause and League Notes
League Leaders National Batting Terry Giants .431 Runs J Martin Cardinals 37 Runs batted in Medwick Cardinals 41 Hits Jordan Bees 61 Doubles Herman Cubs 19 Triples Riggs Reds 6 Home runs J Moore Phillies Stolen bases J Martin Cardinals 8 Pitching Gumbert Giants 50 American Batting Sullivan Indians 422 Runs Gehrig Yankees 50 Runs batted in Dickey Yankees 50 Hits Gehringer Tigers 62 Doubles Gehringer Tigers 16 Triples Dickey Yankees and Clift Browns 7 Home runs Foxx Red Sox 13 Stolen bases Werber Red Sox and Powell Senators 8 Pitching Grove Red Sox and Pearson Yankees 7-1 Washington Ernie Dusek 228 Omaha Neb defeated Joe Cox 228 Kansas City one fall
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Muscatine High to Send Four in Fort Madison Relays
Four Muscatine high school track stars led by Ed Cornthwaite and Art Howe will compete at the seventh annual Fort Madison relays on Memorial Day at Fort Madison high school. Other entrants include Bob Barger and Bill Holzhauer, with a strong field from Iowa Illinois Missouri. Exhibition appearances by Ray Ellinwood of Chicago University and Helen Stephens of Fulton, Missouri highlight a program that starts preliminaries at 9 30 a m and runs all day.
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