Braves, Cubs tied for first as Phillies end Boston streak
Philadelphia edged Boston 4 to 3 in 12 innings to halt the Braves six game winning run and pull the National League leaders into a tie with the Chicago Cubs. Red Worthington hit two homers but could not prevent the loss. St Louis beat Cincinnati 4 to 2, while Cleveland crushed St Louis 10 to 5 in the American League.
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Bobcats Clash With Battling Bishops in Buckeye clash
Mitch’s Musings reports Ohio University aims to rebound in the Buckeye Conference facing Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware. The Bobcats seek a stronger lineup with Corradini at second and Pike at third while Gilvary leads the outfield trio and Wolfe tackles pitching duties.
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Last Night’s Boxing Results Across Multiple Venues
In New York at St Nick’s Lew Feldman beat Jackie Pilkington after a 129 to 133 weight class tally. In Newark Freddy Polo stopped Pete Petrolle with Roscoe Manning defeating Cowboy Jack Willis. In Cleveland Phil Zwick kayoed Babe Paleco and Mickey Dugan kayoed Joe Levasky while Larry Madge stopped Lou Ordini and Al Gruver decisioned Icky Mesnick.
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Hambrick Leads Granville At Ohio PGA Opener
April 26 Hambrick Archie Hambrick of Zanesville led 74 in the first 18 holes of the Ohio PGA tournament in Granville. Eddie Hetzel of Troy held second with 77, P. O. Hart of Columbus was third with 75, and Al and Gene Marchi of Dayton tied for fourth with 81. Amateur leader was John Florio of Columbus and OSU.
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Wrestling results at Dayton report
Bill Demetra of Chicago defeated Nicolai Linoff of New York and Carl Schultz of Milwaukee. Angelo Loranzo of Chicago and Omar Yousuf of St Louis defeated Frank Wilson of Evanston Illinois.
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Dayton Golf Team Downs Cincinnati 10 9 in Close Match
The University of Dayton golf team earned its third straight win by defeating University of Cincinnati 10 to 9 on Monday.
Phar Lap Death Officially Due To Colic
Final report by chemists veterinarians and federal officials says Phar Lap the champion Australian horse died of colic after a three week inquiry. They found very small amounts of lead arsenate in organs and on grass near his stables at Menlo Park but could not confirm it caused the fatal indigestion. Department of Agriculture traced the poison to tree spray used against caterpillars.
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Battalino Still Under Suspension Forces Bout Cancellation
In Cincinnati on April 26, Christopher Battalino of Hartford former featherweight champion is suspended and unable to fight Billy Petrolle in Chicago, forcing the cancellation of the scheduled bout. The suspension remains unresolved and no new date is set.
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Millers Triumph 7-4 Over Birds in Columbus Tilt
Minneapolis Millers defeated the Columbus Red Birds 7-4 as Rosy Ryan and Brittheart allowed 18 hits. Pete Fowler and Carmen Hill struggled on the mound for the Birds, giving up six runs early. Paul Dean is slated to start for the Birds next, with Jess Petty pitching for Minneapolis.
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Correcting the Top Shot in Golf Swing Advice
The article explains how attempting to scoop the ball causes topspin and downward curve. It advises striking with a horizontal wood and a downward iron to prevent tops. It emphasizes trusting the left side of the club to lift the ball and avoid worsening tops.
Notre Dame Navy game predicted to draw large crowd
Jesse Harper returned to Notre Dame and predicted 85 000 to 90 000 fans would attend the November 19 game at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Stadium Manager REB Adams and city officials noted 1000 ticket applications already received.
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Johnston Proposes 23 Dollar Sharkey Schmeling Fight
New York April 26 James Joy Johnston head of Madison Square Garden praises courage while announcing first class tickets for the Sharkey Schmeling bout at 23 dollars. He justifies the price by citing theater psychology and past ticket trends, noting 3.84 dollar seats as a cheap option and suggesting fewer attendees unless fans pay more.
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Bradley Asked to Reconsider Action on Stadium Lease
Cleveland April 26 Mayor Ray T. Miller urged Alva Bradley president of the Cleveland Indians to reopen negotiations on a 25 year stadium lease. Bradley seeks a 40 year deal and Miller noted the stadium would pay for itself during big games while fans were turned away on opening day due to lack of accommodations.
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Battalino Suspension Blocks Chicago Bout
The Cincinnati Boxing Commission will not lift Battalino’s suspension, blocking his scheduled Battalino Petrolle match at Chicago Stadium. Battalino cannot fight while under NSA jurisdiction, a suspension issued after his attempt to lie down in last January bout with Freddy Mujer in Cincinnati.
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Reds Fall to Seventh After 4 2 Loss to Cardinals
Cincinnati suffers fifth straight defeat as St. Louis wins 4 2. Red Lucas allows three runs in six innings while Reds stranded 11 runners. Morrissey, Collins, Mancuso drive Cincinnati hits. Hallahan goes the distance for the Cardinals.
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Mrs Moody Sails for France to Lead Wightman Cup
New York April 26 Mrs Helen Wills Moody national women's tennis champion was set to sail tonight aboard the Aquitania for Paris to captain the Wightman Cup team and challenge to regain the French and English titles. She arrived from San Francisco yesterday and impressed observers with speed in a River Club practice. The French championships begin May 22 for two weeks. Wightman Cup matches are June 10 and 11 at Wimbledon, with English championships starting June 20 at Wimbledon Courts.
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Scores From Baseball Games Include Heavy Offense
Philadelphia beat Boston 14 to 3 with strong offense in the late innings. Cleveland defeated St Louis 10 to 5 behind Brown Sewell and Gray. Milwaukee shutout Indianapolis 7 to 0 in a low scoring affair.
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Capacity crowd eyed for Walker versus Levinsky bout
Mickey Walker shows a swollen right eye and trains to redeem his form as Chicago Stadium eyes a capacity crowd and about 87200 in gate receipts for Friday's 10 round heavyweight clash with King Levinsky. Levinsky weighs about 108, Walker 173, with promoter hype and ISAC scrutiny ahead of the bout.
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Exhibition by Max Sechmeling Draws 2700 Here
An exhibition by Max Sechmeling heavyweight champion attracted a crowd of 2700 in Oshkosh. Sechmeling weighed 14 and finished in two rounds against Jack Shaw of New York and one round versus Pedro Lopez of Oklahoma.
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Earl Averill Namesake Born in Ashtabula
In Ashtabula a son was born to Mrs. John Peet and named Averill Louis Peet after Cleveland Indians slugger Earl Averill. The father delayed naming until a second Cleveland homer, aligning with Averill’s early season success. This makes Peet’s 18th child also named Dick Porter Peet from last year.
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Giants Ruth Yankees Gehringer Tigers HITS
A compact sports blurb highlights Babe Ruth of the Giants versus the Yankees, Lou Gehringer with the Tigers, and Hank Johnson with Detroit as Critz featured for the Giants in a multi-team batting showcase.
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