Morgan Falls to Redskins as Broncs Pitch Quiet Game
Amarillo Broncs suffer a 3 0 defeat to Oklahoma City Indians after managing just two hits off Harold Barnholdt. Morgan, starting pitcher, drops to 1 1 on the season while Carroway may rejoin later in the trip. A small crowd of about 100 viewed the game.
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Baseball and League Schedules and Results Snapshot
Western League matchups listed for Amarillo Oklahoma City Wichita Tulsa Omaha Denver Des Moines Pueblo and St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Detroit St Louis Chicago Cleveland Boston Texas League games include Waco Beaumont Fort Worth Shreveport Wichita Falls Dallas and more Yesterday’s results show Detroit, St Louis, Chicago leading with high scores across multiple leagues American Association results include Milwaukee and Louisville and others Lone Star League results Tyler Palestine Telarkana Paris Pacific Coast League results Sacramento Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco and Seattle with Missions Portland postponed due to wet grounds.
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Kansas High Schools Track Finals At Lawrence Relays
Preliminary events of the twenty fifth interscholastic track meet for Kansas high schools began in Lawrence with eighty seven schools entered. Finals in the high school meet and the first five decathlon events were set for today. The International Marathon runs from Topeka to Lawrence starting tomorrow with Hopi and Haskell participants and Tara Humara not listed.
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Major League Leaders Through April 19
National League leaders include Grantham of the Pirates with 591 hits and 13 total, Frisch of the Cardinals leading in runs with 9 and RBIs with 9, while Bottomley and Cohen pace multiple categories for Cardinals and Giants. American League leaders show Easterling of the Tigers batting .625, Jamieson of the Indians with 12 runs, J Sewell with 14 RBIs and hits, and Meusel of the Yankees plus Regan of the Red Sox among the doubles and triples leaders.
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Boxing and Sports Notes From Across the States
Gene Tunney to arrive from Florida for a training stop in New York before heading to Speculator for his bout with Tom Heeney. Jack Delaney challenges Tunney to a golf match while training for a Sharkey fight in New York on April 30. Otto Von Porat and Tiny Roe Buck set a April 30 bout in Chicago. Tulsa sees Jim McMillan defeat Karl Sarpolis in 22 minutes 10 seconds. Tulsa boxing commission fines Homer Sheridan and suspends Jimmie Bean for unsatisfactory showing. Mike Arnold to meet Ponca City on May 7. Southeastern Teachers’ savage track team travels to Oklahoma City University for a dual meet.
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Two Irishmen Gene Tunney and Tom Heeney Duel For Heavyweight Title
The piece profiles Gene Tunney and Tom Heeney, two Irish born fighters who rose separately to face off for the world heavyweight championship. It contrasts their origins, paths in boxing, and styles, noting their Irish roots and the global journey that brought them to a pivotal New York bout.
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Somerville Reaches Finals in Pinehurst Golf Clash
Ross Somerville of London Ontario advances to the finals at Pinehurst by defeating G B Heintzman of Toronto 5 and 3 in the semi final. The same day Oklahoma City University hosts a Mid-State carnival with about 500 entries. In Sulphur Spring Virginia George M Lott and Francis T Hunter reach the final of the Mason and Dixon Tennis tournament.
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Stars Shine and Struggle Across Doubleheader Games
Babe Ruth homered and doubled in three at bats with two afternoon runs but went hitless in four at bats in the morning. Lou Gehrig went hitless in two afternoon at bats but scored once after a single in four morning trips. Rogers Hornsby had three hits in four plate appearances and three runs, including the tying and winning tallies. Kiki Cuyler tripled in four trips, scored twice and drove in one. Harry Heilmann drove in two with a five at bat single. Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb did not play.
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Grudge harms life say Boston speaker Daniel Marsh
Boston April 20 Daniel L Marsh president of Bos notes that harboring unforgiveness is self destructive. He warns against grudges and urges reconciliation.
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Tunney Heads to New York for Heeney Title Camp
Gene Tunney will fly to New York from Miami and then train at Speculator, N Y, for the planned July defense of his heavyweight crown against Tom Heeney. He plans a strenuous buildup after a light winter and two ten round bouts in two years, while Heeney has fought more steadily. A newspapers-quoted quote on revenge closes the piece.
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Postoffice Routs Bent Pipe 23–2 At Metro Park
Postoffice baseball team completed the Central league circuit with a dominant 23 to 2 victory over Bent Pipe at Metro Park. John Parks blasted a home run to left field as Gore and Bone teamed on the mound for Postoffice. standings show the Prairie defeating Rock Island and a tight race developing.
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Hong Kong Forms First Ball League
The Associated Press reports Hong Kong starts a native Chinese baseball league for the first time. Five teams will compete in a summer championship, with more expected, led by players who learned the game in Honolulu. Canton also forms a league, and the two cities may later contest a South China world series.
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