Indians Lose First Defeat to Cobb's Tygers
Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 as Tigers rally with three second inning runs after a costly wild throw by Cleveland second baseman Fewster on a double play try. Stephenson homered in the sixth, Burns and Tewater doubled, Detroit seizing the win in a tight series finale.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Fewster
Kapian
Stephenson
Burns
Tewater
Abril
Jamieson
Spurgeon
W. Bawall
Stepelaon
Fancy
O'Rourke
Teatlitan
Wingo
Heanus
Fothergill
Rigway
Basaler
C . Wakehill
P Holloway
Whitebill
Holloway
Hita
Haleway
Antchor
Moniarity
Hildebrand Init Gotgel
Coalwood Falls to Gary in Local Wood Bowl Clash
About 800 fans watched Coalwood lose 4 to 1 to Gary led by Murcheson the champion pitcher with Witry catching well. Nick Weaver pitched despite rough first inning, Gary scoring three in the first and nine innings without another tally while Coalwood's lone run came on a timely hit after Marhason walked Guuyic. Moose Band entertained as fans endured East rover traffic and parking delays.
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Coalwood
Murcheson
Gary
Conlwoor
Tina
Niels Weaver
Seasson
Bath
Witry
Ag Wall
Ackstops
Nick Weaver
Gary Batmen
Nick
Maraheson
Guuyic
Moose Band
Halpad
Browns Beat White Sox 9-8 In Final Game Of Series
St Louis Browns overcome Chicago in a tense 9 to 8 victory at home to secure an even split in the series. Tobin and Robertson hit two-run shots, Sisler collected a hit in his seventh straight game, while Faber Blankenship Schalk and Dixon were among the key pitchers and batters in a close ballgame.
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Browns
St. Louis
Faber, Blankenship
Schalk
Ciasion
Davis and
Dixon
News frags from a late edition column and odds ends
A collage of misc items mentions Opie reading about golf curing him of poker, a 15 year old Missouri boy winning the American tumbling championship possibly over Fred Fulton and Sonnn Firp, and plans for a Prince of Wales statue in London parks. It notes editors’ concerns, a looming baseball season snow in Boston, Carpentier finance in France, Hughey Fullerton on romance padding in baseball, tobacco chewing among the boys, Ford and his son aviation, and an early automobile bull.
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Opie
Tella
Missouri
Fred Fulton
Sonnn Firp
France
Carpentier
Hughey
Fullerton
Gomea
National League baseball results and schedule notes
The page reports postponed National League games and yesterday’s results for New York and Boston with others in score form. It lists today’s schedule featuring Cincinnati at St Louis and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others, plus club standings led by Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago with uneven records.
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Cfnicinnat
St.Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston, Jr
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Louis
Pet
St. Loui
Smithson- Jun Institution
International League Jersey Scores Mixed Across Cities
Irregular score fragments show Syracuse and Buffalo games with near even innings. Newark and Toronto clash while Rochester and Baltimore post notable results. Partial lines suggest a Curst game and pending outcomes across the circuit.
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City
Syracuse
Buffalo
Newark
Apiele
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Hebrew Births and Baseball Stars: A Letter to the Editor
A reader debates the scarcity of Jewish players in major league baseball. He argues parental influence, education focus, and cultural priorities shape careers, while predicting future Hebrew stars with American-born youth embracing sport and teams like the New York Giants. Included are scattered, garbled box scores from Milwaukee, Toledo, and Indianapolis.
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Righ
Gerneda
Jetter
Ming
Europe
En Poatnc
John McGraw
New York Giants
Sarazen Breaks Track Record at Havre de Grace
Karl Sande rode Sarazen to win the Newark Handicap at Havre de Grace on April 21, breaking the track record for six furlongs in 1 1/ kee. Sarazen led in the stretch to win by two lengths with Big Pina second and The Winter third. Sande received cheers in the paddock and at the judge's stand, and a floral horse shoe was awarded.
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Havre de Grace
Karl Sande
America
Saratoga
Sarazen
W. K. Vanderbilt
Sarazzen
Arazen
Newark
Big Pina
Sande
Chick Wiehle tapped to lead West Virginia college hoop team
Chick Wiehle was elected to lead the 1926 West Virginia Wes leyan college basketball team by the lettermen of the season just closed. The election was announced by Director of Athletics Carl Millner at a weekly dinner of the Westeyan Varsity club. The article notes a possible controversy over liquor for some persons at the season's end.
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Chick Wiehle
Tai Buckhannon
W.va
Chick Welble
Virginia Wesleyan
Seation
Weihle
Carl Millner
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Letty Groves
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Athletics
Sam Jones
Red Sox
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Lefty Groves
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Harris
Ruel
Mogridge
Rice
Costin
Abrhorte
Haledh
Bamar
Simmon
Miller
Poota
Galloway
Grover
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Haningariner
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Janings
Jeane
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Halo
McNeals
Rud
fRroves
Busge
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Poole
Feck
Harria
Judge
Waashington
Sones
Ant
iSam
Jones
Wix
Val Pleluich
New York Yankees
Boaton Red Sox
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Flagutead
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Ciane
Rogelt
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York
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Apombs
Paschal
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Dugan
Danhia Plavg
Rodeell
Todt
Kallio
Haleigi
Sidney Smitr
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Murchinson
Weaver
Erba
Sit
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Cassell
King
Turner
Wiry
of Brown
Wilama
Duncan
Murchewon
AB Fitsgerald
RA Baater
A Q Grubb
Fury
Um- Pings
Naile
Connolly
Times
Bill Tildon
Vincent Richards
Prince of Wales
London
Hindenburg
Braves
Henry Ford
Trefords
Firat - Altonobile
National League
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Ruttston
Chris Beanie
Cincinnati
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Reve
Sporta
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Fis
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Mobile
Chattanooga
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Bay Way
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Arean
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