Yanks and Athletics to Battle for Flag
The American League race centers on the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics with Washington and Cleveland as threats. A's add Ed Coleman and Oscar Roettger while the Yanks rely on Crosetti and Saltzgaver with Ruth and Gehrig headline the lineup as the season opens.
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Dib Williams
Frank Crossetti
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Sam Rice
Monte Weaver
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Tribe
Ferrell
Indians
Eddie Montague
Roger Peckinpaugh
Joe Boley
Montague
Mitch's Musings on the Columbus Red Birds Spring Prospects
The column argues Columbus Red Birds may post a winning season this year after pitching and lineup improvements. It notes backfield strength with Cullop Swanson and Lebourveau in the outfield and Crawford at first, plus experienced catchers Rensa and Sprinaz. Other A L teams like Cincinnati and Cleveland are also evaluated for potential gains and key players.
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Morrisey
Mickey Heath
Grantham
Wes Ferrell
Montague
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Tribe
Indians
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Bruce
Natser
Johnny Hodapp
Savoldi Upsets Ostopovitch In Cleveland Bout
Jumping Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame star scored a fourth boxing victory in Cleveland Tuesday night when he defeated Darma Ostopovitch in 29 minutes. Savoldi used a flying buttress to put Ostopovitch into a sleep like daze, with attendants needing 20 minutes to revive him. Ostopovitch faltered on rushed moves that misfired, leaving him flat and dazed as Savoldi finished the bout.
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Northwest Conference track meet slated for Bluffton College
Bluffton College will host the annual Northwest Conference track and field meet on May 28. Teams Bowling Green Findlay Defiance and Bluffton Colleges will compete, announced by conference president A. C. Burcky.
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Chauncey Blue Devils Open Season With 10 6 Win
Chauncey Blue Devils beat The Plains 10 to 6 as Bill Kollister pitched strong and the lineup supplied run support. The team next faces Nelsonville High at Nelsonville Saturday at O clock.
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Yankees visit Indianapolis for exhibition game
New York Yankees arrived in Indianapolis to face the local club as part of a spring schedule. The previous day the Yankees beat the Reds 9 to 5 in Cincinnati.
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U.P
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Reds
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Berkeley Bell Named to Davis Cup Team Again?
Henry McLemore notes Berkeley Bell of Texas predicted the Davis Cup lineup, then the U S S T A released a list naming Vines, Shields, Allison and Van Ryn with Wilmer Allison replacing George Lott. Bell appears prophetic while the official roster differs slightly.
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Exhibition Games Highlight Regional Matchups and Batters
readable text shows exhibition games with teams like Birmingham Jersey City Philadelphia Princeton Knoxville Pittsburgh and Chicago. Batteries include Hudlin Harder Sewell Pytiak Sheaf Campbell Ludsick Berres Taylor Earnshaw Rommel Krausse Cochrane Hammong Bowman Wettach Glazebrook Wilson Croul Eno Weaver Brown Berg Burns Jones Daney Thompson and more. Scoring lines list various tallies and margins.
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Earnshaw
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Rhe
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Knoxville
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Maple
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Jones
Prince
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Washington C. H. Kegglers Set To Roll In ABC Tonight
Detroit April 6 A mix of teams from St. Louis Ft Wayne Jackson Syracuse Toledo and Washington D H C compete tonight in the American Bowling Congress tournament Hi Speed Gas of Detroit held fourth after a 2967 team score Standings list Milwaukee Chicago Youngstown Beloit and Portsmouth also show in the figures for doubles and singles with notable performances by Nitschke Graham Shirghio and Morlock among others
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Cincinnati
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Wonder Horse Phar Lap Dies in California Stables
Phar Lap the famed Australian gelding known as the Wonder Horse died from acute indigestion at Ed Perry Stables in California. Co-owner David J. Davis mourned the loss, noting the horse won $332,280 and $50,000 Agua Caliente Handicap, as doctors ruled a gastric disorder from damp alfalfa and barley contributed to the death. Davis arrived from Los Angeles to view the body as telegrams of condolence poured in. Hugh Telford and Davis had bought the horse in Australia for $8000.
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Jackie Fields Knocks Out Pee Wee Jarrell in Fourth
Chicago welterweight Jackie Fields stops Pee Wee Jarrell of Ft Wayne in the fourth round in a 10 round non titular bout at Dayton. Fields weighed 150 pounds and Jarrell 148.
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Porto Rico Sweet Potato Plants in Kingston Georgia
Country urging buyers to purchase Porto Rico sweet potato plants from Georgia’s best producer. Promote planting a large patch to boost economy and health, and lift low mood. Kingston, Georgia advertised for price and quantity.
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Leafs Beat Rangers In Opener To Lead Stanley Cup Series
The Toronto Maple Leafs top forward line dubbed the Kid line impressed in New York by defeating the Rangers 6 to 4 in the first game of the five game series for the Stanley Cup. The Leafs emerged as nearly two to one favorites to win the Cup and the world championship.
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Orioles Host Braves In One Game Stand In Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles entertain the Boston Braves in a single game in Baltimore. The day before Boston defeated Richmond Virginia 12 to 4 in another game.
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