Braves Top Pirates In Westward Interleague Clash
The Boston Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 4 as errors by Dec Farrell helped the Pirates surge late. Ray Kremer yielded 10 hits while Ed Brandt allowed scattered runs, with decisive rallies securing Boston’s early lead.
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Rogers Hornsby recalls trade to Boston by jokey call
In a casual recall Hornsby explains he learned of his winter trade from New York to Boston by a joking phone call. He disputes any Giants executive meddling and notes shifts in club power with McGraw sidelined and Tierney taking influence. Hornsby also mentions Clarence Rowland learning of his own release only from newspaper reports.
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Hagen's Golf Shows Small Improvement Ahead of Open
American players including Walter Hagen posted their best practice day yet as the British Open nears. Hagen fired a 73 after a 77 while Archie Compston and Hagen clear any lingering issues from previous rounds. The standout moment was Billy Newnam's hole in one on No 16 at St Georges.
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Red Sox defeat Mack team 3 1 in Boston
Ed Morris pitched a four hit game to halt Philadelphia Athletics seven game win streak as the Boston Red Sox won 3 to 1 Ira Playstead starred in defense and offense with two hits and two runs scored Ossie Orrell allowed six hits for Philadelphia while striking out six Morri s performance and the Athletics failure to hit safely until the seventh inning highlighted the game Players and fielding details appear in a cluttered box score with multiple errors and misprints.
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Internal strife may ruin Giants season says McQuade
New York Giants face internal club dissension as ex-treasurer McQuade vows court action against president Stoneham. McGraw's future and Hornsby trade links fuel a volatile power struggle affecting the four game series with the Reds.
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Indiana U Ball Stars Out Of Lineup For Saturday
Town City May 4 Indiana University baseball team faces Iowa with two key players out. Captain Burke is ineligible for summer ball while Russel Paugh is sidelined by influenza. The Hoosiers, missing two starters, are heavy underdogs against the Hawkeyes in the upcoming clash.
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Grange Defends Marathon Caravan Ahead Of Joliet Run
Ponttee, Tl. May 4 tnsi e. Pyla's 71 pavement pounders move toward Joliet for their sixty second control 58 miles northeast. Peter Gavuzzi leads with 9 460 miles covered in 78 21 52 ahead of Andrew Paine by five hours 10 minutes 30 seconds. Harry Rea clocked 4 05 21 as Gavuzzi Salo and Wanttinen tie for second in 4 32 09. Grange says the caravan will not quit and Chicago will welcome the feat as the team continues toward Gary Indiana and South Bend Indiana after a 40 mile leg.
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Palsgrove Guides Ansons to 7 6 Victory Over Dubuque
Marshalltown Iowa May 4 Cecil Palsgrove last year with Dubuque pitched and hit his way to a 7 to 6 win for the Ansons over Dubuque here yesterday. His eighth inning hit produced the winning run as the game was tied three times before a crowd of 3 500. Palsgrove allowed four Harris losses with four strikeouts and four walks while Wegs Peterson and Puccluell led Dubuque with two base hits each.
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Nurmi Learned To Run While Calling On His Girlfriends
New Orleans May 4 Paavo Nurmi famed for avoiding girls in America reportedly ran after the girls of Finland during his visit. His brother John Nurmi, chief carpenter of a bridge firm, recalls the pair staying near Alayo where girls were scarce. They tried visiting friends 15 miles away and Paavo quickly improved, finally becoming so swift that Helsingfors trackmen took notice and helped develop him into a champion.
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Missouri grid pilot may not return next fall
Francis Lucas, 265 pound captain, may miss Missouri football next season as scholastic problems sidelined him during spring practice. Faculty doubt his return, with possible dispensation, while other candidates like W. E. B. Smith and Miller Brown draw conference notice. Lucas, from St. Joseph, Mo., had been noted in some all American picks.
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Brookins Brookins Tracks to Exhibition Races at Clinton Meet
Charles R Brookins world record holder in the 220 yard low hurdles shows speed after four years retirement. The Town University aide coach plans exhibition events in 220 yard low hurdles and 100 yard dash at the Clinton invitation meet tomorrow in Town City Indiana.
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Valley baseball notes and boxing results from the era
Cedar Rapids spoiled It by stopping an MM 11 decision in Ottumwa as Waterloo Hawks impressed yesterday. Glotus Dixon assembled a rugged squad and Dixie Parker in the AA grade impressed in Seattle trials. Billy Hoon, the junior welterweight, was stopped in San Francisco after a Los Angeles stint. Rock Island traded Stanzek to Dubuque for two rookies, then failed, and Max Elsiover and L. M. Dunn were sent off.
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Tryout at Dubuque Signals Rock Island Signings
Rock Island base ball fans cheered after a Dubuque tryout led to signings for the new season. Manager Pat Patterson and players Karl Peeny Swanson Gladstate, Joe Venock, and Ed Rebehle of Burlington received items amid a show of fan generosity. The Islanders then won the opening game 3 to 3 as Venock pitched effectively.
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Oelwein Edges West Union in Dual Track Meet Showdown
Oelwein High School defeated West Union 68 to 23 in a midweek track dual. Oelwein's Fenner swept the 10 yard dash and contributed to the winning half mile relay while Eischen of Oelwein excelled in the discus and broad jump. West Union's Ruliffson and Knowles led in several events but could not overcome the hosts.
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Waterloo to Hold City Marble Championship in Lincoln Park
Victor A Read, Waterloo city recreation director, announced the city championship marble tournament will be held May 12 in Lincoln Park with a ring to be built there. It is sponsored by the city recreation department and the Waterloo Evening Courier. Preliminary west side tournaments start next Monday with schools including Lowell Sloan Wallace Central Emerson Edison West Junior High and east side dates to be named.
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