Yanks Clinch 3 0 Shutout Behind Reuther Two Hits
Dutch Reuther led the New York Yankees with two hits in three at bats and pitched a shutout in a 3 0 win over Boston. Jarriss of the Red Sox allowed 11 hits as New York rolled. Milston Gaston nearly matched Reuther with six hits and a homer in a 6 4 Browns win. Blas Blanenship drove in all Sox runs with a double and a homer. Thurston shaded Philadelphia 4 0 for Washington while Muddy Ruel collected three singles. Cleveland topped Detroit 3 2 as Levsen exited injured in the ninth. Cy Williams homered as the Pallies beat Brooklyn 7 3. Giants beat Braves 11 10 in 11 innings. Pirates crushed Cubs 9 1 as Hartnett homered.
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Cochran Shines in Chicago Exhibition Billiards
Welker Cochran, world balk-line billiard champion, swept an exhibition in Chicago. He won 200 to 89 in six innings with an unfinished run of 154, then followed with two winning runs of 104 and 196 in the evening.
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Babies Creep to Death in Pueblo Fire
Two infants named Colen Robert and Henry Rowan aged unknown perished after creeping near a fire. Firefighters found them burned to death in Pueblo. Authorities probe how the tragedy occurred and whether supervision failed.
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Sicking Returns to Pirates After Indianapolis Stint
Sick ing is back with the Pittsburgh Pirates after a purchase from Indianapolis at manager Donie Bush's request. His earlier season with Indianapolis was noted as a key factor in that club’s success. Bre Sicking returns to action with Pittsburgh.
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Browne to Learn Amateur Golf Eligibility Today
New York report says Mary K Browne former national tennis champion has joined Westchester women's golf and tennis club as tennis pro and may learn today if she remains eligible for amateur golf tournaments. The American Golf Association executive committee will decide at its meeting here. Browne reportedly left amateur status last year to join C Pyle's professional troupe led by Suzanne Lenglen and earned about $30 000 on the tour. Jack Hutchinson named golf professional at Westchester club.
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Baseball Writers announce NL Most Valuable Player committee
The committee to pick the National League MVP for this year was announced by Bert Whitman of the Boston Herald. Whitman will chair the panel, joining representatives from major papers including the Boston Globe, Brooklyn Eagle, Cincinnati Times-Star, Chicago Journal, New York Times, Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Press, and St Louis Times.
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Stagg Praises Thomas as Future Haskell Fullback
Chicago coach Alonzo Stagg, who trained John Thomas for three years, says the 1922 All American back will “make ’em sit up and notice” at Haskell next fall. He calls Thomas the greatest fullback Chicago has had and predicts a bright future for him at Haskell.
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Jess Petty to Undergo an Operation
New York April 18 Jess Petty star southpaw of the Brooklyn Robins is in the Skene Sanitarium with a sudden attack of appendicitis and will undergo an operation. Fred Hanlon secretary wired Manager Wilbert Robinson in Philadelphia. Petty who pitched and won the opening game against the Boston Braves was defeated by Philadelphia Saturday. He complained of pains after the game and did not join the team to Philadelphia. The operation will incapacitate the star for at least two months.
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Stribling Beats Ross In 1¢ Round Decision In Buffalo
In Buffalo on April 19 Young Stribling of Atlanta won a decision over Benny Ross of Buffalo in 1¢ rounds. Stribling weighed 174% and Ross 176%. Local fighter Jimmy Slattery defeated Lew Chester and Willie Lavin beat Johnny Carey in six round preliminaries.
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Orange-Crush Beverage Praised At AMA Show
More than 14,000,000 pounds of fresh oranges will be used this season by the Orange-Crush Company to produce its juice rich beverage. The drink blends orange juice with peel zest, fruit acids, natural color, cane sugar and carbonated water, warning the public to ask for the genuine product.
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Safe and Contents Stolen From Belfast Home
Robert Colvin reported to police that thieves took his 300 pound safe and all its contents from his Belfast residence.
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Bud Taylor Retains Bantam Title with Fifth-R Round KO
Los Angeles reports Bud Taylor the world's champion bantamweight retained his title by knocking out Young Matinalist, a Filipino challenger, in the fifth round of a ten round scheduled bout.
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Hunt Wins California Open in Playoff Title Defense
Willie Hunt er of the Brentwood club Los Angeles defeated Harold Sampson of Burlingame Country club in an 18 hole playoff to retain the California Open golf title. Both finished regulation at 302 with Hunt er securing victory after the playoff.
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Buckeyes Try Silk Football Pants At Spring Practice
Ohio State University players Joe Cox and Bob Bell wore new silk moleskin pants during spring drills on Stadium Field. Coach Jack Wilee requested the trial to assess practicality, with earlier Naval Academy airplane-cloth pants also tested by Ackerman. If effective, the silk trousers may join Buckeye equipment next season.
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Michigan U Heads List of Entries for Ohio Relays
Columbus April 19 40 Fourth annual Ohio Relays open next Saturday at Ohio Stadium with entrants from over 100 colleges and high schools. Michigan leads with 22 athletes on the entry list. The program features 36 events including 16 relays and morning preliminaries to fit the schedule.
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