Browne Sees Possible Reinstatement In USGA Ruling
The United States Golf Association may reinstate Mary K Browne after a temporary ban tied to amateur status. Ouimet commented that he respects the governing body while expressing sympathy for Browne. Similar cases involving Ouimet Quimet and Von Elm influenced the outcome, suggesting Browne’s return could occur as professional ties wane. Independents play Tampa team here Thursday.
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Pirates and Cardinals Tied for First in NL Race
Pirates and Cardinals deadlocked atop the National League as Brooklyn beat the Giants. In Pittsburgh, the Pirates rallied to an 11 to 10 win, with seven runs late and 33 hits in the game. The Giants slipped while the Robins won.
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Cardinals
Robins
Giants
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Americans Enter British Women's Golf Championship
Five American entrants will compete in the British women's golf championship at Newport's Count T fifty beginning May. Jean Brooks Englewood and Miss A Lee Beadlestone Rockaway Hunting Club along with Mrs L R Spaulding Buffalo Country Club listed for first round. Virginia Wilson Omwentsia and Mrs George Newman Lewis Los Angeles receive byes to round two. Cecil Leitch and Joyce Wethered do not compete this year.
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Virginia Wilson
Omwentsia
George Newman Lewis
Los Angeres
Cecil Leitch
Joyce Wethered
Evening scores from major leagues and minors across regions
Yesterday’s results include Sanford beating Tampa 9 to 4 and St Petersburg 9 to 3, with Orlando 2 Tampa 5. Cleveland 5 St Louis 3 in the National League and Philadelphia 4 Boston 7 in the National. American Association shows Columbus 12 Milwaukee 7. Kansas City win listed as postponed. Southeastern and Texas leagues report a mix of games with several rain postponements and a few blowouts such as Jacksonville 7 Savannah 0 and Nashville 16 Bringham 1. Virginia League results include Portsmouth 5 Wilson 1 and Richmond 5 Norfolk 9.
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Sports scores from three leagues show varied results
HREE EYE LEAGUE Danville 6 Evansville 3 Peoria 4 at Springfield 1 Bloomington 6 at Quincy 7 Decatur 3 at Terre Haute 5 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Hoh Point 6 Rocky Mount 5 At Durham 2 Salisbury 8 At Winston-Salem 11 Raleigh 9 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Macon 1 at Greenville 14 Augusta 4 at Spartanburg 7 Knoxville 5 at Charlotte 12 Asheville 0 at Columbia
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Salisbury
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Braves rout Phillies in opener as Loughran wins later card
In Boston the Braves overtook three Philadelphia pitchers 7 to 4 with early, seventh, and eighth inning hits. Williams and Moore drive in three runs. Fournier makes a sharp stop at first. Also Loughran defeats Stribling in a New York bout to spark title chatter.
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New York
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Striboe Pride
Georgia
Ebbert Field
Loughran
Jack Delaney
Thirty Cars Entered For Indy 500 May 30 Race
Indianapolis May 4. Thirty cars have been entered in the fifteenth international 500 mile race at the Indianapolis speedway to be run May 30. Entries closed at midnight last night though mailed entries will be accepted. Notables include Harry Hartz Pete De Paolo Dave Lewis Frank Elliott Eddie Hearne Leon Duray Frank Lockhart and others.
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Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Harry Hartz
Pete de Paolo
Dave Lewis
Frank Elliott
Eddie Hearne
Leon Duray
Frank Lockhart
Key West Leads State in Export and Import Values
A February customs report shows Key West topping Florida ports with exports valued at 3,026,199. Other listed ports include Jacksonville 497,402 Pensacola 363,063 Tampa 306,520 Miami 125,299 Fernandina 118,450 and Panama City 35, TOR.
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Jacksonville
Pensacola
Tampa
Miami
Fernandina
Panama City
Star drivers listed for 33-car start in race
Thirty three cars may begin this year’s race if they qualify at ninety miles per hour across ten miles. The entry list names star drivers and confirms the eligibility speed and distance requirements.
Lariscys Crew Faces Cox Outfit in 1927 Opener
The Independents of Bradenton led by Larry Lariscy travel to Ninth Street Park tomorrow afternoon to begin the 1927 season. Cox Sporting Company of Tampa provides the opponent and assistance for the tilt scheduled to start at 3 30.
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COX
Brace Cheshire
Independents
Bradenton
Larry Larnccy
Ninth Street Park
Cox Sporting Company
Tampa
Baseball rules and season preview for local team
The article lists official baseball standards: ball weight five to five and a quarter ounces, circumference nine to nine and a quarter inches, bat length up to 42 inches, diameter not more than two and three fourths inches, and allowable grip tape or resin for 18 inches from the handle. It notes Thursday afternoon games, new uniforms, and Lamsey assembling a strong roster with Denton Joyner Rood Scott outfielders and Peacock catcher, plus Larisey guiding mound work and Yarborough Kidd as pitchers, with a forthcoming Tampa city league challenge against the Independents.
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Reese
Peacock
Larisey
Yarborough
Kidd
Tampa
Independents
Hub Pruett’s comeback stirs Phillies drama
New York May 4 AP report profiles Hub Pruett, a left handed pitcher who rose to fame by striking out Babe Ruth in 11 of 12 at bats in 1922. Once out of baseball after elbow pain from a heavy workload, the Missouri product revived his career with the St. Louis Browns and later the Oakland and Phillies organizations.
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Hub Pruett
Phillies
St. Louis Browns
University of Missouri
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Boxing results from Chicago Brooklyn and Reading card brief
Fight results list includes Bud Taylor defeating Abe Goldstein on points in Chicago, Tony Canzoneri stopping Ray Rydhell, King Tut KO Jack Duffy in Minneapolis, Tommy Gregan over Carl Duane in Omaha, Tommy Lough over Young Stribling in Brooklyn, Sailor Huffman beating King Solomon in Philadelphia, Harold Mays winning on a foul against Bob Lawson in Bayonne, and Babe McGorary defeating Johnny Haystack in Reading.
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King Tut
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Toledo
Tommy Gregan
Omaha
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Young Stribling
Macon
Sailor Eddie Huffman
Los Angeles
King Solomon
Panama
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N. J
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Alabama
Damascus Claims Title as World’s Oldest Continuously Inhabited City
The article notes Damascus in Syria as the oldest continuously inhabited city. It discusses its long history and enduring urban presence through ancient to modern times, highlighting its ancient walls and enduring cultural heritage.
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Damascus
Syria
Maloney Accused Of Breaking Nose In Boston Incident
Charles F. McCarthy, a truck driver, sues Jim Maloney for 16 dollars, claiming Maloney punched him in Boston on January 10 after refusing to move a car. McCarthy alleges injuries include a broken nose and blackened eyes and says he has been under a physician’s care.
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Jim Maloney
Charles FE. McCarthy
McCarthy
Maloney
Jack Sharker
Tex Rickard
Malorey
Cason Delivers 4 to 3 Victory in California Game
Bradenton Growers pitcher Jack Cason, stationed in Pasadena for a newspaper circulation post, pitched despite cameras and directors. He scattered hits and belted a homer as his team edged the Universal Studio squad 4 to 3 in a college baseball backdrop.
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Bradenton Growers
Pasadena
California
Cason
Universal Studio
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