Babe Ruth Likely Out Weeks With Illness and Back Surgery
Babe Ruth faces a multiweek absence after back issues worsened by influenza. Club physician Dr Edward King says Ruth is not expected to be out of bed for ten days, with full strenuous activity unlikely for over two weeks as he recovers from an operation and abscesses on his back.
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North Carolina Defeats V. M. I. Cadets in Va
Lexington Virginia April 17 The University of North Carolina defeated V M I 6 to 4 this afternoon. Rata stopped the game at the end of the seventh. UNC hitters relied on timely hits and drew safeties while Coppey Caldwell and Coletran Finch and Gonnor shared pitching duties for NC.
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An 8.8.8 Blood Power Appeal Claims Strength Boost
An advertising notice extols 8.8.8 as a blood cell builder and purifier. It claims increased red blood cells improve strength, complexion, and vitality, promising skin clarity and hollow-cheek restoration through vegetable ingredients and general toning.
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Cardinals Halt Reds Streak In Eleven Inning Win
In Cincinnati on April 17 St. Louis stopped Cincinnati's three game run by winning 4 to 1 in eleven innings. The Cardinals rallied from behind with two runs on a muffed throw and hits in the seventh, then added a pair in the eleventh to seal the victory. Sotheron earned the win with May taking the loss.
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Kimball Junior High Beats Big Sandy in High Scoring Game
Kimball Junior High defeated Big Sandy by 15 to 10 on the Vivian field. The game featured numerous errors with Big Sandy erring ten times and Wimball twelve. Hardy pitched well but defensive support wavered. Hopkins left the mound after a broken nose in the first inning.
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Bases Gl en Red by Homer by Judge
Joe Judge of Washington hit a second homer in two days and cleared the bases as the Senators defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 7 in the opening series. Shown are lineups for Washington and New York, scoring details, and pitching notes from the April 17 game.
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Hartage Clouts Fourth Home Run In Three Days
Chicago April 17. Oabby Hartage Dabs catcher homered for the fourth time in three days driving the ball into the bleachers in the third inning of the Chicago Pittsburgh game. Statz, center fielder, also homered in the same inning, scoring a run ahead of him.
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Cubs Face Setback as Scarlet Fever Hits Player
Chicago April reports a Cubs setback as outfielder Art Wela suffers scarlet fever. The team loses a key veteran for at least four weeks, widening gaps in the lineup.
Better Pitching Due to Curve Ball Revival and Lefty Hype
A group of major league managers anticipates a stronger pitching season and reduced batting. They credit a revival of the curve ball and a shift toward left-handed staffs, noting umpires limit new balls to aid pitching while keeping batters in check.
Tunney Gibbons Bout Moves to June In New York
New York April reports the Tunney Gibbons heavyweight bout shifts from June 12 to June 19 at Yankee Stadium. The move comes as the New York Athletic Commission resolves outdoor show scheduling for early summer, with two of three events set to proceed and discuss others at the next meeting.
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Juanita College Downs West Virginia in 4-0 Baseball Victory
In Morgantown on April 17 Juanita College defeated West Virginia University 4 to 0. Snyder pitched well for the visitors as Juanita collected eight hits and bunched six in three innings. West Virginia was held to two singles as Baruo Heizar and Taliban struggled on the mound.
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International Union of Amateurs of the Radio Formed
The first world congress of Ilalewers du created the International Union of Amateurs of the Radio with headquarters in Hartford Connecticut. A professional committee urged governments to protect radio transmission rights and require author consent before reproducing literary or artistic works. About 220 radio operators from over twenty countries attended, including H P Maxim Hartford Colin president of the American Radio League and James A Morris of Atlanta.
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Double Bill At Fair Grounds Features Track Meet And Baseball
Bluefield College teams up with Princeton High School for a first ever meet this afternoon at 1 o clock at the fair grounds. A high school meet is planned for May 2 with events including sprints, jumps, throws, and the mile. At 3 o clock King College meets Bluefield College in the second college game of the season with admission set at five cents for the track and baseball events.
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Local Basketball Scores From American Association
Reported scores show Paul 6 Columbus 4 Toledo i¢ Minneapolis 8 Milwaukas 3 Louisville 3. Weather and grounds affected Kansas City Indianapolis game as wet conditions persisted.
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Southern League Scores Reported For July Week
In a brief score roundup for the Southern League Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 9 to 3 while New Orleans won 3 to 1 over Mobile. Nashville led Birmingham 6 to 1 and Memphis topped Little Rock 4 to 1 in the listed falls games.
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