Forty High School Teams Begin National Inter scholastic Play
Fort y high school basketball teams from 35 states opened the University of Chicago tournament for the National Inter scholastic title. First round games started today with 12 on the slate and a consolidation tourney for first round losers. Teams from Ashland Kentucky Morton Illinois defending champs and favorites from Athens Texas Vienna Georgia Johnston City Illinois Winnemucca Nevada Heath Kentucky among diverse entrants.
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Chicago White Sox
Shires
Bert Demby
United Press
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Rockies
Atlantic Ocean
University of Chicago
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Brookline
Mass
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Virginia
North Dakota
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Utah
Massachusetts
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Mississippi
Ashland
Morton High
Cicero
Athens
Tex
Johnston City
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Neb
Ney
Mustang Netters Defeat Drake Squad
Southern Methodist University netters won two singles and one doubles in a three-match tennis series against Drake University in Dallas on Monday. Huff beat Rowton 6-3 4-6 6-4, Boothman beat Everett 2-6 8-6 6-4, and Huff and Boothman defeated Rowton and Everett 3-6 8-6 6-1 in doubles.
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United Press
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Drake University
Huff
Rowton
Drake
Boothman
Everett
Exhibitions Today Across Cities With Pairings
Exhibition schedule lists matchups in MIAMI Brooklyn-Boston Detroit-Chicago Beaumont Chicago-Dallas Houston New York Pittsburgh Bradenton Boston-Buffalo Winter Haven Philadelphia-Columbia Jacksonville St Louis Philadelphia-Jacksonville Tampa Washington-Tampa Birmingham St Louis Birmingham-SA Columbia Philadelphia-Columbia. Yesterday results include MIAMI Boston 3 Brooklyn 1 and DAYTONA Montreal 96 St Louis 10 in 8 innings.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New Orleans
Cleveland
New York
Beaumont
Tex
Detroit
Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
Bradentown
Bradenton
Buffalo
Daytona
Montreal
St. Louis
Lakeland
McKinney
Macon
Browns Rise in 1928 to Third, With Howley at Helm
Dan Howley rebuilt the St. Louis Browns after taking over in 1926. In 1928 the team surged to third place behind the Yankees and Athletics, adding O Rourke Crowder Blue Manush Gray Kress Brannon McGowan Ogden Collins Bettencourt while shedding Sisler Adams and others. Heinie Manush and LaBlue fueled the charge as Alvin Crowder won over twenty games and Dolly Gray posted twenty wins. Shorstop Ralph Kress and Otis Brannon drew notice, with Frank McGowan providing steady hitting. Fans foresee another Brown Yankee duel similar to 1922.
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Dapper Dan
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Howley
St. Louis Browns
George Sisler
Browns
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
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O'Rourke
Crowder
Blue
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Williams
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Gaston
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la Blue
Brownies
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Washington
Athletics
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Otis Brannon
Tulsa
Frank McGowan
Fred Schulte
Grimes
Cobb
Kinsey
Estrada
Yanks Giants Favored by Baseball Experts
Baseball critics already favor the Yankees to win a fourth straight title by a landslide. The Cubs and Giants vie for National League top honor, with McGraw’s team ahead by a narrow edge when full returns are counted. Athletics fall from early pace as the Mackmen face Browns pressure.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
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Athletics
Mackmen
St. Louis Browns
McKinney to Join Lone Star League This Year
McKinney is likely to join the Lone Star League replacing the Corsicana Oilers. Corsicana has dropped out due to cost concerns. Ray Falk, Oilers pilot, would lead the McKinney club if the transfer goes through. Corsicana’s franchise fate to be decided at a Lone Star League meeting this week.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Longhorns Tie Up Two-Game Winning Streak
Texas University Longhorns defeated Northwestern 7 to 6 to make it two straight wins. Dusty Rhoads, Longhorns third baseman, was hit by a pitch and broke his hand likely ending his season. Northwestern opened with a scoreless frame before Texas rallied with a late push.
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United Press
Austin
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Northwestern University
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Northwestern
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Rees
Pat Crawford to Lead Giants Seconds
Pat Crawford will coach the New York Giants second squad for the season in Shreveport Louisiana. Manager McGraw assigned Crawford after his Guilford College coaching experience while Coach Niehoff moved back with the regulars.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Giants
Pat Crawford
Guilford College
McGraw
Crawford
Niehoff
Heilmann Returns to Tigers lineup in solid debut
Beaumont report notes Harry Heilmann back in the Tigers lineup and contributing an extra base hit off Cubs pitchers Malone and Root. Cubs hurlers allowed only four hits as Stanley Harris's squad won 6 to 1.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Harry Heilmann
Malone
Root
Cubs
Cub
Stanley Harris
McCoy's Tablets Promise Quick Gain In Weight
A New Jersey man who was underweight gained 28 pounds in a few months using McCoy's Tablets. The ad guarantees a full refund if a user does not gain at least five pounds after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with a druggist authorized to return the money if not satisfied.
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McCoy
New Jersey
McCoy’s Laboratories
White Sox Revolt Sparks Aftermath of Blackburne Tactics
Dallas April 2 A revolt brews within the White Sox over Lena Blackburne's training methods and disciplinary rules. Players accuse snooping and poor team management. Art Shires blasts the club declaring readiness to be traded or sent back to the minors. Several teammates also voice grievances in quieter terms.
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Associated Press
Dallas
White Sox
Lena” Blackburne
Blackburne
Chicago
Art Shires
Shires
Texas League Camp Notes Highlights and Results
Texas League notes from San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth Shreveport Houston and Wichita Falls recap roster changes game scores and workouts. Earl Cash released for training rule breach another pitcher fined 100. Pirates beat Indians 29 3. Fort Worth 3 TCU 0. Giants beat Sports 6 2. Dallas Steers practice game. Houston Buffs 4 Pirates 3. Wichita Falls drills after loss to Tulsa.
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United Press
San Antonio
Tom Connor
Earl Cash
San Antonio Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Club enforces training rules despite player complaints
Blackburne said he runs the club and will enforce training rules. Bill Cissell, who cost the White Sox $123,000 in 1927, expressed dissatisfaction. Cissell and Shires were benched for breaking rules.
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Blackburne
Bill Cissell
White Sox
Cissell
Shires
Pile relief pill guarantee from City Drug Co
Quick Pile Relief Hem Roid is guaranteed to banish piles or money back. It claims quick action even in old cases and removes blood congestion in the lower bowel. It offers safe relief or costs nothing and is sold by City Drug Co and druggists everywhere.
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Dr. Leonhardt
City Drug Co
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