Saints Rally To P Structure Series Against Allen's Broncs
The Saint Paul Saints push to even the series with Amarillo Broncs at Texan Park after a ninth inning rally produced six runs. Connelly and Adams starred with long hits including an inside park homer, while Maxwell earned the win over Hopkins as Amarillo built a 2-1 series lead before moving on to Oklahoma City.
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Western teams pace through spring exhibition games
In San Francisco the Denver Bears were routed by the Seals 12 to 2 after three days of rain. Baytown and Oklahoma City reports note exhibition wins and upcoming series, with Tulsa and Kansas City fighting to a 9 to 7 result as the Blues delivered a second straight win.
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South Atlantic tennis tourney heats up in Augusta
John ny Doeg of Stanford wins 10-8 8-6 over Ray Coffin of Philadelphia to reach the quarterfinals. Tamio Abe defeats Ted Burwell 7-6 6-3. Frank Shields beats Ok Harris 6-0. Bryan Grant eliminates Dr. William Rosenbaum 6-2 11-9. Allen Behr routes Fred Baggs 6-3 6-0 as rest of field advances in the South Atlantic tournament.
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Yale Oarsmen Face Daily Grind On Housatonic River
Sixteen Yale undergraduates train on the Housatonic to earn a 1928 varsity crew spot under Ed Leader. Yale has a long winning legacy, with past crews triumphing in France and the Olympics, and now eyes Philadelphia contests on May 5 against Pennsylvania and Columbia as the season opens.
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Yale Rowing Captains Highlight Veteran Crews and Freshman Transfers
The article lists First and Second Varsity-Stroke crews with A F Palmer Madison and W R Tappen Pleasantville as captains of veteran crews. It notes coxswain P H Stewart as Yale's first captain who previously captained a freshman crew in 1925 and led varsity crews in 1927. Also mentions remaining 1927 varsity lineup and ongoing freshman integration. GREENSBURG triplet story follows, noting Michael Garrity's wife’s gift of twins.
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Welterweight Mat Clash Set At Armory Tomorrow Night
Fans are urged to bring magnifying glasses as a big welterweight wrestling match headlines the Tri State Fair benefit at the Armory tomorrow night. Dan Golfing, a quick newcomer, faces Dutch Mantell in a fast, science driven bout after preliminaries at 8 15. Tickets are selling at Tri State Fair headquarters 808 Polk Street and the Armory is expected to be packed.
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Ninety-Five In Derby Near 900-Mile Mark
Ninety-five runners and walkers pushed toward the 900 mile mark in a 3,400 mile cross country derby from Seven Springs New Mexico toward Moria rity. Arne Souminen Detroit Finn maintained a three hour lead over Peter Gavuzzi. Harry Rea Long Beach Calif and Eddie Gardner Seattle tied for first with a 39 mile leg in 5 30 20.
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Detroit
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England
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Harry Rea
Long Beach
Galif
Eddie Gardner
Seattle
Suominen Leads Crops Country Marathon At 6 MPH Pace
Arne Suominen of Detroit tops the field in the Los Angeles to Moriarty run with an 82 mile 150 hour 18 minute 5 second elapsed time and a pace near six miles per hour. Peter Gavnett of Southampton trails by about three hours with 164 25 06, while Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma sits third at 194 40 17. The day’s stage moves toward Moriarty 27 miles away, 45 miles from the next comms outpost.
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Reds Open Season With Victory Over Barons In Birmingham
The Cincinnati Reds left Florida for their first away game. Johnny Dobbs and the Birmingham Barons were the opposition. The Reds had gone six and four during their Florida camp as they opened the season.
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Rickard Seeks Flexibility for Tunney Fight Venues
Rickard urges New York officials to consider other states for the heavyweight title bout while maintaining the plan to stage the Tunney fight in New York. He concedes finding an opponent within the commission’s week window is tough and suggests a delay to review prospects before a July matchup.
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New York State Athletic Commission
New York
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Three Ply Triple Play Sparks White Sox Win
Shreveport Sports in Texas league opened with an 11 to 6 loss to the Chicago White Sox. Holman started the triple play by catching Barrett’s line drive, tagging Metzler off third, then retiring Kamm at first. Red Waler pitched five innings, two hits allowed.
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Oklahoma High Boxing Champs to Be Named
Oklahoma high boxing crowns to be decided at an annual scholastic tourney in Tulsa. Weigh-ins begin at 11 a.m. Saturday with bouts to follow. Teams entered include Bristow Edmond Duncan Claremore Jenks MiamiTulsa and Wagoner.
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Real club in prospect for San Antonio
In Fredericksburg spring training, San Antonio club president Harry Ables and new manager Frank Gibson assemble a hopeful lineup. Tink Riviere joins as pitcher after a wage dispute. Myers joins the catching staff, and Pete Arsatti returns.
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San Antonio
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North and South Open Golf Tourney Opens With Big Field
At Pinehurst North Carolina on March 20 Robby Cruickshank Bill Mehlhorn Tommy Armour Johnny Farrell and many top players began the twenty eighth annual North and South Open. Players faced 36 holes today and another 36 tomorrow in a large field of about sixty golfers.
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Bill Mehlhorn
Tommy Armour
Johnny Farrell
Two Infield Duties Still Open for Senators Before Tour
The Washington Senators head north after a 2 0 exhibition loss as two infield posts remain unsettled. Gillie is favored at short with Reeves possible, while Sister and Judge vie for first base. Meanwhile Pueblo Steelworkers faced rain and snow hindering outdoor practice in Pueblo.
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Toronto Team Sees Hope for 1928 Comeback
Albany Ga March 20 A new manager shortstop three new outfielders and new pitchers and catchers join the Toronto 1026 International League champions in a bid for a comeback Bill O Hara leads the playing end Al Wa could do through the season to avoid setbacks Infield changes include Warren Cote to replace Lamotte and Sumpter Clark as a center of the infield The outfield features Joe Rabbit and Stanley Keyes with a strong pitching staff led by Jane Doyle Kip Collins and Don Hankins as the main arms Fisher Prudhomme and Doyle Hankins plus Sanger and Martin bolster a deep rotation Fred Burchell assists as pitching coach and former Newark manager Bleve seeks to find an experienced catcher to guide the staff
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