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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1928
Page
13
Baytown Texas March 21 United Press reports manager Luderus will trim the Omaha team from 29 to 16 for the season opener. He plans six pitchers two catchers four infielders three outfielders and an utility man.
Observers forecast peak Texas league pitching as rookies Baker Dallas Clements Houston Tising Beaumont and Fish Fort Worth star in training camps. Baker blanked the starters over six innings in Dallas as his team won 7 to 2. Clements limited Rice to two singles in five innings helping Texas Buffs to a 6 to 3 win. Tising yielded five hits and one run in five frames at Lake Charles before Williams faltered in a 3 to 1 loss for the Exporters. Fish, a lefty, also impressed in practice.
The copy touts Ely's Dream Balm as instant relief for clogged nostrils and head colds. It claims the antiseptic cream clears air passages, reduces swelling, and ends headaches and snuffling by applying a small amount in the nostrils.
Philip Bromley of the University of Southern California was held on a technical manslaughter charge as authorities investigated the death of 21 year old Michael Carnakis after an intramural boxing bout in Los Angeles.
Detroit runner Arne Souminen held the time lead as runners in the cross continent bunion derby began a 39 mile leg to Navajo. Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma had topped early after Arthur Newton withdrew, but Payne faced fever and slow time yesterday and predicted better results today.
United Press reports results from multiple venues Bert Clinia Mexican middleweight won by foul over Walcott Langford in Los Angeles. Charles Belanger defeated Joe Lohman in Portland in ten rounds. Franke Schooll and Maxie Rosenbloom drew ten rounds in Wilkes Barre. Eddie Lyke beat Freddy Jackson in Reading in eight rounds. Phil McGraw and George Day drew ten rounds in New Haven.
Tampa report says Bucky Harris settles on Grant Gillis of Birmingham as tentative shortstop for Washington to replace Roger Peckinpaugh for now. With Gillis in, Bob Reeves and Jack Hayes shift to other roles as the three vie for the job. Hopkins and Griffin expected to pitch against the Brooklyn Dodgers, whom Washington beat 6 to 2 yesterday.
In St Petersuburg Florida March 21 the Boston Braves celebrate news that Lester Bell former Cardinal third baseman will wear a new uniform this season. The team shows revived pep after learning of the High Bell deal and feels like champions poised to challenge the Yankees.
Bright Days brings time near for Allen to decide where to use the axe as he trims over thirty players for infield and outfield spots. Swansboro arrives at first base. Gunther and Neufer status unclear as March 26 visit by St Paul approaches.
Bell delivered strong performances under the peerless rajah while Hornsby teamed effectively, a combination predicted to help Boston clinch the pennant.
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