Rewerymen lead tourney with 2492 pins, Babe Ruth interview
St PetersBurg March 30 Babe Ruth reports Wilbert Robinson as the real reason for the Giants' success, praising his leadership and character. He notes the Brooklyn series will test readiness and speed into the season, with plans to field Johnny Mitchell, Andy High, and others in the infield while Buck home awaits.
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Yankees Rally Past Brooklyn In 6 4 Victory
In a spring training game, the Yankees defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4. Merle Merger hit a 490 foot center field homer as outfielder Kempe connected for his homer, while the lineup featured a new 106 for American loan Mence builders. Dugan and Montgomery contributed to the solid win.
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Tunney Gibbons bout moves closer in New York
The talks for a light heavyweight bout between Tom Gibbons and Gene Tunney at the Polo Grounds milk fund show progressed as promoter Kane arrived from the West with Matchmaker De Forest. Officials warned a signed contract or gate terms may fail, while Tunney is offered a share of the receipts. Meanwhile Fitzsimmons knocked out Eadie Civil in Newark as Simmons seeks a title style win. Danny Kramer defeated Tommy Noble in Philadelphia by judges decision. Tom Sullivan, once a trainer for John Sullivan, was found dead in New York from inhaling illuminating wax.
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Women in Detroit Ball Park Ducats Draw Crowd
Several hundred baseball fans gather at Navin Field in Detroit on March 30 to buy opening day ticket sales for April 14. The mood is upbeat as enthusiasts, including women, line up before midnight for the first game tickets. In Philadelphia, reports say Phillies pitcher Minger Blatcher denied talk of a Ring trade to Brooklyn.
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Major clubs seek Butte plate for Angels review
In a coast wide review of the Angels season, the team receives strong press notices for recruits. Seema is expected to stay as reserve outfielder with Marty Krug nomination this season. A Mines sessional report highlights an exceptional prospect from Heilan land, noted as unusually fine.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Batter Notes
Exhibition baseball reports from multiple games list teams such as Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Brooklyn with batter and battery details. The lines mention pitchers Wells Doyle Wood Shawkey Franc Johnson and others while noting venues like Eustis Birmingham Jacksonville and Santora with various lineups and abbreviations.
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Trainer of Winner Praised for Work
Ris flood mentions praise for trainer McDaniel after a horse race. The chestnut gelding benefited from his preparation amid muddy track conditions. Some owners were disappointed by a disappointing run due to track mud.
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Scholastic Stars Set for Opening Round Battle in Tournament
Scholastic Stars prepare for a major high school basketball tournament opener with 43 teams entering a nationwide competition. Teams from Yankton Windsor and others travel to venues across the country as the event runs through Saturday with champions to be crowned.
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White Sox release Steengrafe and Foreman in camp
The White Sox announce Milton Steengrafe and Happy Foreman are released from the Shreveport camp. Steengrafe goes to the Shreveport club with an option to be tried out again next spring, while Foreman is sent outright to Beaumont. Pitching staff reduced to 11, with more cuts likely before May 15.
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Three Teams to Compete in Cascade League at Great Falls
Three clubs will compete in the Cascade County league at Great Falls this year. A C M Montana Power and Stockett Miners will race in the league, with Great Northern dropping out. Last season the Cascade league started with five teams and finished with four as West Side drew during the season.
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Copulos Sets New Billiard Record in Minneapolis
Detroit player Gus Copulos tops cushion billiard league action in Minneapolis on March 30. The report notes earlier records by Frank Rae Louis in 1988 and mentions a 0 point, 26 inning tally, with European clerical notices from Rome on March 26 referencing Cardinal de Seville events and church hierarchy.
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Pinsmashers draw crowd on first day of city matches
In a bustling first day, Butte Brewerymen and Ward Thompson teams led by Kistler, F. Anderson, and Angherini posted strong scores. High series reached 605 for a team, with 239 crew for top single game as clubs named Clark-Dempsey Bolitho-F Anderson and others prepared for further rounds.
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Attitude at Arms Parley Discussed by Kellogg
Secretary Kellogg conferred with Wilbur and Hoover in Washington on the approach of the Geneva arms conference opening May 4 under the League of Nations. The talks reviewed U S constitutional limits on arms manufacture and the possibility to join only in negotiating conventions to curb arms traffic, a fallout from the Saint Germain framework and Versailles treaties.
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Indians Fast $500 Toward Hash Shell Stadium
By the Associated Press the stadium at Haskell Indian Institute Lawrence Kansas will seat 20000 and likely feature an architecture indicative of Indian art It will include a quarter mile track a baseball diamond and football field with field meets Subscriptions are limited to Indians.
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Two Days of Rain and More to Come
After two days of nearly continuous rain and snow, Montana farmers may see more moisture today. The statewide storm turned Butte streets slushy and travel was hindered before downpours and intermittent showers cleared the streets. Temperatures ranged from 32 to 50 degrees as forecasts called for further rain and snow today. A separate report notes a state bank on Third Street escaped with currency estimated between 10 000 and 15 000.
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