Phillies score four runs in four games off Carey's hurlers
The Columbus Red Birds won 10-1 over Milwaukee as Pistol Pete Fowler starred with a strong start. Pat Crawford delivered a homer, a double, and two walks, supported by Bluege and Riggs who produced multiple hits.
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Columbus
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the Birds
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Pat Crawford
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Swanson
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Crouch
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Kensenich
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H .W.cesun
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Guilic
Whitehead
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Connolly
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Kessenich
Nelson
Johnson and Pfeffer
Baseball experts pick Cardinals and Giants for pennants
The Associated Press spring 1951 poll shows Cardinals as favorites with 48 of 67 votes and Giants in second with 15. Reds fall near cellar in many predictions despite new trades bringing hopeful chatter. Cubs and Phillies split the remainder with minimal support and Brooklyn dismissed.
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Associated Press
Reds
Weil
Howley
A. P
Howleyites
Babe Herman
Ernie Lombardi
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Boxers Call for Pension Fund as California Bans Veterans
The boxing commission bars Johnson and Willard from California exhibitions and a pension fund funded by a half cent per windup tax is proposed to aid aging fighters. Johnson appeals for exhibitions to earn a living, while Willard fares better financially but faces the same rule.
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Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
California
Jack
Jess
Johnson
Jack Broughton
Jack Slack
England
Daniel Mendoza
Harry Lee
Tom Owens
Joe Goss
Paddy Ryan
Troy
N. Y
Tom Allen
Billy Clark
St. Louis
States
Jack Britton
Chicago
Stars advance as Mason-Dixon tennis tourney moves on
In White Sulphur Springs W Va the Mason-Dixon tournament entered the second round with United States Davis Cup players Vines Van Ryn and Allison winning opening matches. Shields received a bye and faces McKee. Mangin Hall also won. In women's singles, Mrs Van Ryn and others advanced.
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W. Va
U.P
United States
H. Ellsworth Vines
California
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Frank X. Shields
New York
Ronald McKee
Vines
Armand L. Bruneau
van Ryn
Clarence C. Chaffee
Providence
R. C
Allison
Robert B. Lowry
Gregory Mangin
Newark
B. C. Grant
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
H. C. Campbell
Chicago
Barger Wallach
Newport
R. I
Misa Edith Bet
Cohen Faces Setback As Mitchell Stops Comeback
Johnny Mitchell, a Detroit veteran, hammered Mickey Cohen in six rounds at the Arena in Cleveland. The 19 year old Jewish featherweight was unable to withstand the assault, dropping to the canvas for a six count in the third round and losing the bout.
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Cleveland
U.P
Mickey Cohen
Johnny Mitchell
Cohen
Detroit
Indians Rally Past St. Paul For Narrow Baseball Win
Columbus reports the American Association standings with the Indians beating St. Paul 5 to 4 aided by late rallies. Kansas City crushed Toledo 10 to 1 to seize second place as Fowler limited Milwaukee to four hits. Minneapolis edged Louisville 4 to 2 despite Louisville errors.
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U.P
Indianapolis
American Association
Indians
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Osborne
Milwaukee
Fowler
Minneapolis
Louisville
Max Schmeling Exhibition Tops Dayton Card
In Dayton on April 18 twelve hundred spectators paid under 2000 dollars to see Max Schmeling in two two minute exhibition bouts against Pedro Lopez and a two minute round with Jack Shaw. Schmeling proceeds to Akron tonight and Cleveland Wednesday. Main bout saw Paul Pirronne of Cleveland defeat Jack McVey in ten rounds. Other results include Johnny Windsor vs Smokey Haggard and Johnny Curtin vs Jimmy Finklea draws, with Sonny Darcy defeating Bobby Jones.
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U.R
Max Schmeling
Pedro Lopez
Jack Shaw
Schmeling
Akron
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
Paul Pirronne
Jack McVey
New York
Pirronne
McVey
Johnny Windsor
Pittsburgh
Smokey Haggard
Covington
Johnny Curtin
Jimmy Finklea
Sonny Darcy
Bobby Jones
Georgia Annarino defeats Al Dundee in Newark bout
Georgia Annarino of Newark dominates Al Dundee of Mansfield over 10 rounds in Newark. Annarino controlled every round and threatened a knockout. Other results include Matt Shartz of Newark defeating John Lee of Mansfield and Ray Ganshaw of Newark drawing with George Strazzi of Mansfield.
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Newark
Ype
Georgia
Annarino
al Dundee
Mansfield
Matt Shartz
John Lee
Ray Ganshaw
George Strazzi
Babe Ruth to play for Yankees at Fenway Park
Babe Ruth fully recovered from a slight cold will join the New York Yankees lineup for the afternoon game against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. The star slugger had been confined to bed briefly but is reported fit to resume action.
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Boston
U.P
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Chief Bender Named Manager of Erie Baseball Club
Erie Pennsylvania April 19 The Erie baseball club of the Central League will be managed this season by Charles A Chief Bender Indian former baseball star Bender a Giants scout last season began his major league career in 1903 with the Philadelphia Athletics
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Erie
U.R
Erie Baseball Club
Charles A
Bender
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Taking the club back inside the line in golf technique
The article explains a golf back swing motion where the club is drawn inside the line when the left arm and side dominate the start of the backward stroke. Willie MacFarlane demonstrates the position using body rotation alone, with no hand aid, and the left arm taking the back swing.
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Willies MacFarlane
MacFarlane
Boston Marathon Opens 36th Run as Americans Aim for Olympic Spots
Boston Massachusetts April 1 1925 The starter’s gun will launch 259 runners on the 36th Boston Marathon with about 300000 fans in attendance. Four of six Americans who ran Amsterdam 1925 enter and the first American to finish will join the Los Angeles Olympic team. Notables include Clarence De Mar and Jimmy Henigan among a field led by repeat contender De Mar. The course covers 26 miles 385 yards.
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Mags
Los Angeles
Fhinland
Canada
Germany
Denmark
Amsterdam
Clarence de Mar
Keene, N.H. Normal School
Jimmy Henigan
Medford
Albert Michelson
Harvey Frick
One Man Team Sharron McMullen Leads Akron Meet
Garfield High School senior Sharron McMullen captained a one man track team in an interclass meet. He won the 100 220 and 440 yard dashes the 80 yard and mile runs took second in the broad jump and anchored three relays contributing 32 percent of his class 894 total points. He is set to compete for Coach Carl Zimmerman in the high school invitational at Mansfield Saturday.
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Garfield High School
Sharron McMullen
McMullen
Carl Zimmerman
Mansfield
Hil Herbert
Bobcat
Clincinnati
Bearcats
Ohio
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Taylor
Fleming
Booker
Cinem« Neth
Reuter
Booher
Big Five clash as Gehrig and Ruth star in four at bats
Hack Wilson tripled and collected two hits in four at bats while Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth anchored the lineup. Al Simmons walked twice with one run in four plate appearances. Pepper Martin went hitless in three at bats in the noted slugger showcase.
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Lou Gehrig
Hack Wilson
AL Simmons
Pepper Martin
Reds Dominate Pirates 5-0 Behind Herman and Kolp
Ray Kolp limited Pittsburgh to five singles over nine innings while Babe Herman collected a homer, double and single driving the Reds to a 5-0 shutout. The only Bucco scoring threat came in the ninth. Cincinnati gained both runs on Herman’s two-bagger and a late sacrifice. The Reds improved with timely hitting and strong defense as Kolp profiled his best outings of the year.
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Ray Kolp
Babe Herman
Reds
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Pirates
Koip
Bill Waa
Ami
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Liogd Waner
Habe Herman
Fox
Pitteabureh
Manion
Thevenow
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Roettger
Kolp
Doubit
Durocher
Heath
Morrissey
Piet
Suhr
French
Rigler
Donnelly
Quigley
Missouri football players strike over coach resignation
After Gwinn Henry resigned as head football coach, the spring squad walked out and petitioned the university to retain him, marking a rare public show of support for the coach amid a leadership change.
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Gwinn Henry
University of Missouri
Sever
Ohio High School Athletes to Have Injury Insurance
Ohio plans to insure high school athletes against injuries from games and practice starting in 1932. The Ohio High School Athletic Association will vote next Friday night on an insurance plan with an insurer representative. The proposal would cover medical or hospital bills, easing school and family burdens.
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Columbus
U.P
Board of Control
Ohio High School Athletic Association
United Press
H. R. Townsend
State Association
Four Way Tie for Lead in North-South Trapshoot Tourney
In Pinehurst North Carolina four shooters lead the North and South Target Tournament after tying at 96 in the Introductory 100. Isaac Andrews Spartanburg Dr Howard Kinsley Toledo H H Sherman Salt Lake City and R C Coffee Prairie City Iowa share the top spot with A J Smith Providence Rhode Island taking first in Class 2 with 92. Tracy H Lewis New York wins doubles with 92. Coffee Ertea Knoxville Cusgeaden Tampa tie for second with 89.
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Salt Lake City
R. C. Coffee
Prairie City
Iowa
A. J. Smith
Providence
R. 1
Tracy H. Lewis
New York
J. A. Ertea
Knoxville
Tenn
Arthur Cusgeaden
Tampa
Fla
Coral Beach Finishes Second in Third Race at Kentucky Tracking
Coral Beach, ridden by H. Fisher, finished second in the third race at the Kentucky Racing Association event in Lexington Kentucky.
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Lexington
Coral Beach
H. Fisher
National and American Football Matchups Listed
National and American pairings include St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York Kansas City at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul at Columbus Milwaukee at Louisville.
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Pruaghsnir
Nsnainon
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Kansas City
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Peledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
New Sport Promised by Henry McLemore Next April
The New York columnist teases a forthcoming reveal of a new sport tied to feathers, promising details on April 20. He jokes about relaxing pastimes and notes the public will learn more on that date through a publishing house collaboration.
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Henry McLemore
York
U.P
Gulfice
Kelly Moses
Tiaimonst
Score By Innings Across Major Leagues
Scoring by innings shows Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York, St. Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Minneapolis and other teams with varied totals. Key pitchers and batters include Hartnett, Johnson, Dean, Mancuso, Grabowski, Spohrer, Hogan, Ferrell, Myatt, Fenner, Benton, Griffin and more across multiple games.
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Leeuls
Root
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Rhem
Johnson
Dean
Mancuss
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Onick
Grabowski
Eliiett
Adams
Nichola
McCqcurdy
Phel
Lopes Borloga
Uiceraena
Ferrell and Myatt
Jannee
Meanes
Arama
Fashington
Ann
Bosico
Fischer
Near
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Matnaffey, Cain, Bowman, Deshong and Cochrane
Night of Ring Action Brings Mixed Results Across U S Cities
In New York and Terre Haute matchups, Nichka Franta Nekolny from Czechoslovakia beat Jay Macedon of South Orange 151 to 144.1. Marty Sampson of Harlem defeated Fiddie Murdock 180 to 156. Willie Sidgel of Brooklyn beat Eddie Reilly 136.44 to 134. Mickey Ford of Ireland beat Jerry Goldberg 139.44 to 141. Jack Charvez of San Francisco defeated Ray Tramblie 161 to 164. Roy Nidy of Terre Haute beat Young Leach 127 to 129. Jack Lamar of West Terre Haute defeated Har-
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New York
Nichka
Franta Nekolny
Czechoslovakia
Jay Macedon
South Orange
N. J
Marty Sampson
Harlem
Fiddie Murdock
Oklahoma
Willie Sidgel
Brooklyn
Eddie Reilly
Mickey Ford
Ireland
Jerry Goldberg
Terre Haute
Ind
Jack Charvez
San Francisco
Ray Tramblie
Rockford
Roy Nidy
Young Leach
Indianapolis
Jack Lamar
West Terre Haute
Har
Track Sets New Record Price at Coral Beach
Coral Beach owner F. Swain sees track price reach a new record as a single bidder pays 499.74 for a place ticket on Monday.
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Sociation
Coral Beach
F. Swain
Boxing Summary of City Matches Highlights
Old Farrig 131 from Marshall defeated by Johnny Gnouly 120 from St Louis. Johnny Kaiser 180 from St Louis defeated by Gnouly. Duke Tramel 150 from Ft Worth defeated Jackie Horner 150. Billy Miller 142 defeated Bud Kelly 132 from Cincinnati.
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Marshall
Louis
Johnny Gnouly
St. Leouis
Johnny Kaiser
Duke Tramel
Ft. Worth
Tex
Jackie Horner
Billy Miller
Bud Kelly
Cincinnati
Marietta Trackmen Poised for Key Showdowns
Coach Hil Herbert says the Green and White fared well at Cincinnati last Saturday despite a heavy loss to Ohio State. Holden, Taylor and Drupler starred, with Drupler winning the mile and two mile and Trosty close behind in both. Ohio prepares for a dual meet with Miami May 7 and hosts Marietta April 30 in a return clash.
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