Reds Triumph Over Cubs in Second Game
Cincinnati Reds win the second game of the series in a 3 to 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Ring struggled for Chicago as Hollacher and Barber pitched well for Cincinnati. all runs scored on errors and timely hits. Vaughn entered for Cincinnati and pitched, with Ring allowing the decisive runs.
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Clarke
Clemens
Ruth Loses Three Times With New Bat In Phillies Win
Babe Ruth used a new bat but struck out three times as the Phillies fell 4 to 1 to the Yankees. Gleich drove in two runs with a bases loaded hit in the seventh for New York. The game followed a shutout by Naylor and featured a rough eighth for Washington.
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Thorson bids for another mat bout in Des Moines
Des Moines was the prospective site as Oscar Thorson offered terms for a Caddock-Lewis bout while Gene Melady, Caddock’s manager, indicated acceptance. Thorson warned a match date was uncertain and that arena availability from April 24 to July 1 might prevent a soon bout.
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Unclear sports card with scattered matchups and leagues
Fragmentary notice lists several matchups including Tranhower Lonx versus Sebnock Morors and Andersen Givans versus Prant Brothers. It references teams Roxie Martins and Vingus Clesters and notes league schedules rolling as games are called.
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Prant Brothers
Roxie Martins
Vingus Clesters
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Trio of Bodie Chase and Zimmerman Facing Major League Push
A New York report says Bodie Zimmerman and Chase plan to play senior ball, triggering major league action to block their earnings. Giants and Yankees officials, including McGraw Heydler and Johnson, consider steps to curb the insurgents while semipro clubs pursue offers to Zimmerman and Bodie.
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Waterloo Bowlers Roll Sunday in Des Moines
Manahl's Waterloos travel to Des Moines for the city bowling tournament beginning today. Roster includes F Manahl, F Manahl, A Manahl, A Bartlett, and B E McFarlane. About 20 five man teams, 30 doubles, and 50 singles expected. Handicap committee led by R G Spears, Wr Goffin, and George Strotz to set based on season records. unplayed leagues to receive arbitrary handicaps.
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Wr. Goffin
George Strotz
The Fan's Galley and A Noted Ball Player Letter Mix
A fragmentary reader letters page cites a query about an Irish baseball star Casey from over a decade ago. It recalls the Casey at the Bat poem and includes stray notices on catching, a Bloomer Girls tour, Vassar girls in baseball, and local ads. The montage preserves voices from sports fans and advertisers.
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Gambling to Be Taboo in Major League Ball
Chicago officials announce a drive to curb gambling on baseball games this season. Manager Fred Mitchell says he will withhold pitcher identities until just before games to thwart wagering. President William Veeck and others pledge to keep the sport pure and may investigate suspected gamblers.
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William Veeck
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Sports Flashes From Across the Nation
Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne outpointed Johnnie Asher in ten rounds to claim the American flyweight title. Bob Martin of Huntington knocked out Spike McFadden in the first round. Mike O Dowd stopped Walter Lauretta in the sixth round. New Jersey Gov Edwards signed the Sullivan boxing bill raising rounds from eight to twelve.
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Fort Wayne
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Babe) Asher
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Spike’ McFadden
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Walter Lauretta
Canada
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Gov. Edwards
New Jersey
Stecher to defend title in fourth Lewis bout
Heavyweight grappler Stecher faces Ed Strangler Lewis in a title bout to a finish with one fall deciding the winner. Their fourth meeting follows a five hour draw, a two hour no fall, and Stecher’s win in the recent clash here. Redraws set Davis Cup first round pairings with Holland vs South Africa and France vs United States.
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Famous Sprinter Weds Set To Quit Track
Grinnell April 16 Carl Hass famed Grinnell sprinter who won the special 100 yard dash at the Drake relay meet last spring married Miss Ruth Hamilton of Grinnell in Des Moines Hass will likely quit school and not compete in any track meets this spring.
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Baseball meeting and events in Des Moines schedule
A busy sports calendar lists a baseball meeting in the council chamber tonight, East High vs LS, a Cedar Falls basebed game today, a Rotary tournament starting Tuesday, an automobile hill climbing contest Saturday at 4 p.m., and a Des Moines city bowling tournament spanning April 16 to 19. Also, Bill Maraquist and George Firkle are sent to Albany in a Chicago Ameri cans move, and J F Monk of Fort Dodge becomes president of the State Business Men's Volley Ball association with Dr Kieschbaumi as secretary.
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Yanks consign Iowan to Jersey City team
Ralph Miller, southern handed twirler from Regina Sask, released by the New York Americans to the Jersey City team of the International League. Miller, a Urba na native, played semipro in the area and is brother of Bing Miller. Eddie Collins criticizes pitching rule interpretations and advocates league umpire presence at training camps.
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