Gubs Lose Pair Of Backstops In Costly Contest
New York April 24 Claude Willoughby pitched for the Giants in an 11 inning 3 to 1 defeat to the Phillies. Bar ney Friberg delivered the decisive triple in the eleventh as Philadelphia opened the season with a road win and the Giants suffered their first loss after a strong pitching effort.
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Browns Rally Past Tigers In Late Innings
St Louis Browns erased a five run Detroit lead to win 11 5 in St Louis. Four homers were hit two by Blue and one each by Gehringer and McManus. Nine runs in the fifth and sixth inning sealed the game.
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Ed Morris Holds Yanks to Six Hits in Boston Win
Boston, April 24. Big Ed Morris shut down the New York Yankees with six hits allowed as the Red Sox won the opener on their home diamond. Boston scored three runs in the second inning, chased Pipgras from the game, and Morris yielded only six singles, three to Lee Durocher.
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California wants Dundee Corbett mix headline
An offer of fourty thousand dollars was telegraphed last night to Joe Dundee welterweight champion of the world at Baltimore to meet Young Corbett from Fresno in a ten round title bout here in June. The offer was made by Phil Bernstein acting for Frank Schuler matchmaker of the Observatory club here.
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Golfing World Eyes Horton Smith in Ryder Cup Debut
The golfing world fixes on Horton Smith from Joplin Missouri as he makes his Ryder Cup debut in Britain. His rapid rise shocks veterans as he breaks course records at Fort Myers and threatens to surpass even Bobby Jones in public acclaim.
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Boxing card recap with notable welterweight result
The report lists several bouts from last night led by Brushy Cullahan defeating Doug Myers in a junior welterweight clash. The card features Tracey versus Chastain and Peterson versus Dillon with other draws and prospects noted across cities like Chicago Buffalo Minneapolis and Denver.
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Drake Relays Open With 3000 Athletes Seeking Records
Des Moines April 24 Nearly 3000 university college and high school athletes began to descend on Des Moines for Drake university relays opening Friday. Meet promises record potentials in sprints hurdles pole vault and relays as Illinois Iowa Nebraska compete for titles and possible American intercollegiate marks. Prelims Friday include 100 yard dash 120 yard hurdles high jump pole vault and mile and half mile relays with finals later in the weekend.
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Illinois gives license to jockey Earl Sande
Chicago reports that the Illinois Turf association granted a trainer's and jockey's license to Earl Sande after the Maryland association action. The Illinois body denied licenses to 16 jockeys and six trainers. Britain’s Joyce Wethered set a Worplesdon course record with 9 over par 74, leading Britain’s hopes in the May 13 British Indies tournament.
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Indians Rally End White Sox In Ninth For 6-4 Victory
Cleveland and Chicago split their series as the Indians staged a ninth inning rally to win 6-4. Tavener drove in the winning run on a sacrifice fly, Ferrell earned the win in relief, and Cleveland snapped a late frame miscue to seal the result.
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Mushy Callahan Defeats Spur Myers In Close Ten Rounds
In Los Angeles on April 24 Mushy Callahan junior welterweight champion added a fifth straight win by a nose over Battling Spur Myers of Pocatello Idaho after a tightly fought ten rounds. Callahan landed the key combinations late, scoring three straight in the final round to seal the decision.
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Fair and Chilly for Drake Relays Meet
Fair weather is in prospect for the Drake relays in Des Moines on Friday and Saturday, says Charles D. Reed government weather observer. Indications are current Iowa storms will pass east tonight followed by fair conditions though it may be hilly advancing.
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Helen Jacobs to play tennis at Wimbledon this summer
Berkeley, April 24. Helen Jacobs, University of California sophomore and second ranking national women’s tennis player, will sail from New York on May 15 for Wimbledon, England, to take part in the championship tournament there this summer.
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Loughran to Meet Griffiths May 24 in Chicago
Promoter Paddy Harmon announced a tentative agreement for world light heavyweight champion Tommy Loughran to defend against Gerald Ambrose Griffiths of Bronx City on May 24 at the 175 pound limit. Griffiths is reportedly hampered by a damaged bone in his right hand.
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Little Eight League Names Clubs and Officers
West Union Iowa April meeting of Little Eight Baseball league officials organized for the upcoming season. Clubs listed Clermont Elgin Postville Calmar Hawkeye West Union Arlington and Volga City. Re elected officers include President R P Strauch Elgin Vice President H R Palmer Hawkeye Secretary Treasurer Walter Kohler Elgin. First games set for June 2 with managers to meet May 17 to outline plans.
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North Loses To Urban In Minneapolis Bout
In Minneapolis last night Ernie North from Waterloo Ia. lost to Sommerset Wis lightweight Urban by technical knockout in the fifth round. The card also saw 196-pound Big Boy Peterson of New Orleans outpoint Harry Dillon of Winnipeg over ten rounds.
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Bowling Unique Cleaner Triumphs Over Smith Alehty Team
In the city tournament at Waterloo alleys, Bowling Unique Cleaner defeated Smith Alehty by 2 527 pins to 2 430 registered by the grocery team. Some high scores were reported. details follow.
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State Banks Show Increased Deposits for First Quarter
Des Moines reports state banks and trust institutions posted higher deposits in Q1 1929, with total deposits reaching 568,205,286.02 across 676 savings banks 335 state banks and 13 trust companies. The quarterly statement also notes reduced cash in vaults and gains in undistributed profits and U.S. securities reserves.
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Pyles Bunioneers Head for Missouri on Today's Stretch
Collinsvile Illinois April 24 with 1 046 miles of their 3 400 miles journey completed the 28 survivors in GO Pyle s bunion derby moved into another state today They were headed for Maplewood Mo a jump of 30 miles Fete Gavazzd bearded Italian of Southampton England was protecting a three hour lead over Johnny Salo flying cop of Passatc ND when the brigade moved out of Collinsville Salo s victory yesterday in the 80 mile grind from Vandalia firmly entrenched him in second place.
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German Olympic Officials To Tour U S For 1932 Plans
New York April 24 Germany plans for the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Dr T H Lewald president of the German Olympic committee and Dr Carl Diem will tour the United States visiting New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Indianapolis and New Haven before visiting Los Angeles. They aim to appraise track and field methods and playground training.
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Cubs Catchers Escape Serious Injuries After Game
In Pittsburgh on April 24 manager Joe McCarthy praised his catching staff after Mika Gonzales and Earl Grace were hurt in the fifth inning against St. Louis. X rays showed no fracture in Gonzales, allowing a potential return for the Pirates game, while Grace faces a two to three day absence.
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