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Newspaper

Bradenton Herald

Location

Bradenton, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1927

Page

4

LARISCY'S GROWERS SLATE NINTH STREET DUEL AT 3:30

Baseball fans in Bradenton and nearby will see Larry Larisy's Growers face a Lakeland independent team at Ninth Street Park. The game is scheduled to start at 3:30 in the afternoon.

Ninth Street Diamond Lariscy Bradenton Larry Larisey Growers Lakeland Ninth Street Park

Samoset and Manatee Battle to 3-3 Tie in City League

In a misty Ninth Street Park game, Manatee and Samoset tied 3 to 3 after five innings. Entzminger pitched for Manatee allowing 11 hits with seven strikeouts as Franklin fanned seven for Samoset. League standings show Samoset at 0 4 and Manatee at 1 3, with Browning and Woodmen atop the table.

Manatee Samoset Ninth Street Park Entiminger Franklin Rhe Manatee Entzminger Nelson Thompson L. Pet Browning Woodmen Sey

Left handed ace Pennock of Yankees tops all southpaws

A historical critique argues Herb Pennock of the New York Yankees is the supreme left handed pitcher in the majors. The writer notes Pennock’s composure, variety of pitches, and influence on Yankee play, while acknowledging Grove and Rixey as close rivals.

Irentest Oast Letty” Grove Herb Pennock New York Yankees Pennock Pernock Wiline Enna Rexeyot Corinna Reds Athletics Pesnock Grave Babe” Walberg Rixey Grove Penrock Fas

Washington Stock Rises as Johnson Prepares to Return

Walter Johnson nears a return to the mound for the Washington Senators after ankle injury recovery. He is set to begin his 21st major league season with an expected late start, aiming to pitch his fifth game in the current stretch.

Washington Johnson Associated Press Washington Senators Walter Johnson Majk Coreek

Major League Baseball Leaders Mentioned in 1930s Box Scores

Fragmentary OCR lists leading players across the National and American Leagues including Farr, Hornab, Frisch, and Gehrig. Mentions Ruth, Burns, Manush, Simmons, and other top hitters, with scattered team affiliations such as Yankees Giants Pirates Indians and Senators.

Associated Fress National League Farr Farre Triatt Don Hornab Ruth Yankees Hite Gehrig Burns Indians Manush Tigers Simmons Athiefesiin Senators

Yesterday's Florida State League and other baseball results

Scores from multiple leagues include Tampa 4 Ornardo 2 Miami i Sanford 9 St. Petersburg 6 Sarasota Detroit 6 Cleveland 3 Louis Ram phil New York, and Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 5. Other games postponed due to rain. League play and schedules reflect several minor and regional matchups.

Detroit Cleveland Louis Ram Phil New York Schelaler Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia

Texas League scores and disputed results

Fort Worth edged Waco 2 to 1 in a game called under disputed conditions. Wichita Falls defeated Houston 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Dallas won 6 to 5 over San Antonio in 16 innings. Shreveport beat Beaumont 11 to ? with partial results available.

Fort Worth Waco Wichita Falls Houston Dallas San Antonio Shreveport Beaumont

Virginia League Scores From Richmond and Portsmouth

Virginia League results show Richmond and Wilson 7 Kinston 6, Norfolk 11 at one site and Portsmouth 15 Petersburg at another, reflecting close games and varied scores between Norfolk and surrounding teams.

Richmond & Wilson Kinston Norfolk Portsmouth Petersburg

Golf Swing Philosophy and Drive Mechanics

A golfer rejects old rules and describes a natural swing. Key steps include addressing from the left foot, pushing hands forward to start the club back, shifting into gear with a lifted left heel and stiff right knee, and a pause at the top as the swing prepares to come down like a whip.

Robins Rally Past Phillies 6–5 in Second Game

Brooklyn earns a 6–5 win over Philadelphia to even the series, collecting 14 hits led by five-run fifth inning. Ehrhardt exits in the fifth, Cantrell and Doak hold Phillies to one run in the final four frames. Doak credited with the victory, Carlson charged with the loss.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Robins Prisen Brooklyn Ehrhardt Cantrel Doak Phillies Brooklyn Ab. R.A. Po. A Carey Partridge Hendrick Herman Felix Flowers Butler Jonnard Thompson Friberg Carlson Roth Coctinec Uezz Mitchell Willoughby Ulrich Philadelphia Ab. R. H. Po R. Brooklyn Sand Wrightstone Deberry Towers Failadelphia Cantrell Carl Car Moran, Quigley and Hart

Foreign racers out of chance as Indy 500 field narrows

Indianapolis May 26 AP Only an American made car will race in the 500 miles at the Speedway next Monday after a French entry was scratched for a broken connecting rod. Roumanian driver George Feornic hoped to secure an American car in time for trials while veteran and younger drivers fine tune machines for qualification events and practice spins at speeds near 120 mph.

Indianapolis Ind Speedway George Feornic Loerlart Leon Duray Larry Hartz Cliff Daani Pete de Paolo

United States Davie Cup defense squad named

Ten top American players were named by the United Lawn Tennis Association as the Davie Cup defense squad to be considered for the 1927 team. Leaders include William Tilden II and William Johnston with George Lott Cranston Holman and others listed. Training urged for July and August turf events.

New York United Lawn Tennis Associaton Wall Big Bill Tilden Little Bill Johnston George Lott Cranston Holman William T. Tilden Philadelphia William M. Johnston Sai Edward G. Chandler Cal Chicago Louis White Austin Tex A. H. Chaplin Springfield Mass George King N. Y Francis T. Hunter New Rochelle Joe Doeg Santa Monica Hartford University Norris Williams Burn Mawr Panthers Tilden Hunter Europe United States Germantown Cricket Club de Tembers West Side Forest Hills

Riverside Military Disbands Blocking Title Bid

Riverside Military Academy disbanded before notification of nomination, depriving Riverside of a chance to play University school for the Georgia interscholastic baseball title. H. J. Stegeman reviewed records and nominated Gainesville and Atlanta teams, while President Sandy Beavy noted few staff at Riverside. The University of Georgia team, space school pennant winner, is prepared to play. An Orlando prep school has challenged Stegeman to reassess records for a possible nomination.

Atlanta Riverside Military Academy University School Georgia Interscholastic Athletic Association Riverside H. J. Stegeman University of Georgia Gainesville Sandy Beavy Orlando Fla Stegeman

Cobb Declares Focused Season Aids Athletics Pennant Quest

Ty Cobb says his aim is to play hard for Connie Mack and help the Athletics win the American League pennant. He explains a calmer approach to avoid fan anger, notes concern for his wife and five kids, and defends a previous suspension as unjust.

Alan J. Gould New York Tyrus Raymond Cobb Connie Mack Athletics Connie Ormsby

Cobb Sees Yankees and Athletics as Main Threats

After a swing around the circuit Cobb maintains the Yankees and Athletics will lead the race with the White Sox as the only Western club seriously to reckon with. He cites pitching as the chief concern noting Ehmke and a rocky staff before Grove Rommel Gray Walberg and others should soon be in strong form.

Cobb Yankees Athletics White Sox Ehmke Grove Rommel Gray Walberg

Psych changes and hopes rise for A’s pitching slump

An expert notes that A’s pitchers, many from the south, arrived eager and overanxious. Bad weather and setbacks caused early discouragement, but the expert believes the slump may end soon as the team could surge forward quickly.

Hagen Faces First Big Test at Metropolitan Open

Walter Hagen, hampered by an injured foot, faces a demanding test at the Metropolitan Open on northern links. The veteran champion seeks to prove his form ahead of leading the American professional team against the British Ryder Cup forces at Worcester.

Walter Hagen Walter Haig Worchester

Hawaiian Baby Named The Flower Wreath and Leaves

In Honolulu a Hawaiian baby received a christening name meaning The flower wreath and leaves are cherished by the waters of the God Lono. The translation reflects traditional cultural naming as reported in the local paper.

Honolulu Lono

Miami Defeats Sanford 1 0 in Florida State League

Miami reversed yesterday’s result by beating Sanford 1 to 0 in the Florida State League. Tampa edged Orlando 5 to 2 and St. Petersburg defeated Sarasota 2 to 0.

Miami Sanford Tampa Orlando St. Petersburg Sarasota

Haley Edges Tolley for British Amateur Title Lead

Edwin H. Haley of New York defeated Cyril Tolley, former British champion, by one hole to seize the lead in the British amateur championship during a tense May match in Holyoke.

Holyoke Eng Edwin H. Haley New York Cyril Tolley Haley

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