Bears Shut Out Americans in Midday Park Walk
Newark Bears blanked the Americans 6 0 at Midway Park. Irving pitched solidly for Newark and LePard struggled, while Tommy Ray and Walker contributed timely hits. Emmerich and Kru menaker starred for the Bears in a game marked by sharp defense and a late scoring burst.
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Bogash Among List of Middleweights Never KOed
Chicago April 24 Champion boxing statistician Mike Collins notes boxers with long careers and no knockouts. The list of middleweights never knocked out includes Bogash and names like Mike Gibbons Mike Owld Jeff Smith Bryan Downey and Pat Reed among others. Also listed are those knocked out and their counts.
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Chicago
Mike Collins
Colling
Johnny Butt
Jack’ Dempsey
Jack Britton
Benny Leonard
Dan Bie
Mike Gibbons
Mike Omowd
Jeff Smith
Bryan Downey
Baive Rosénbers
Augin Rutver
Pat Reed
Jim Dancy
Ton Bogash
Nate Siegel
Tommy Robson
Johan Wilson
Bob Mota
Joe Gans
Silent Martin
al Summers
Jimmy Clabby
George Chip
Jos Chip
Trinity Nine 10 Start South Today
Trinity College baseball opens its southern tour today with a Brooklyn game then travels to Chester Newark Washington Chesterton and Washington for dates April 16 to April 20. Coach Stone fields starters including Captain Cram, Ortrins, Robinson, Norman, Burns, Morris, Sutcliffe, Ferguson, Mackinnon and Todie.
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Baseball Tech
Brookely Polytechnic
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Mmaneger
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Sutcliffe
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Kramer and Spencer Team Up for Sunday
The Velo drome in Newark opens Sunday with Frank Kramer the American champion and Rod Arthur Spencer racing a one mile team match against Raymond Eaton and Orlando Plant. Iace races, heats, and several handicap and open events fill the program. In another note, the High Street Midgets defeated the Highland Cubs 13 to 6 at Seaside Park, led by standout all around play.
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Frank Kramer
Rod Arthur Spencer
Raymond Eaton
Orlando Plant
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Highland Cubs
Seaside Park
Noa
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Renner
Shane
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Harry Amsel
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Hartford Defeats Giants in Mast League Tilt
Hartford players Manela E Johnson and Wager led a 69 to 57 Mast League victory over the Brooklyn Giants at Hartford. Starks and Cason contributed key efforts as the home team pulled ahead late in the game.
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Brooklyn Giants
Manela
E. Johnson
Wager
Starks
Cason
Giants Triumph In 40-9 Rout Over Nationals
New York Nationals defeated Brooklyn 10 to 1 as Dave Bancroft and Snyder homered. New York pitcher Barnes weathered a storm and delivered strong relief. Brooklyn batting struggled with Griffeese and Bancroft keying the Giants win.
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Snyder
Giants
Long Boston Drive Sparks Victory Over Phillies
In Philadelphia on April 4, Boston defeated the Phillies 6 to 2. Rube Marquard pitched effectively in relief, scattering hits as the visitors built a lead with a late big drive. The game featured one of the longest drives seen at the local park and helped seal the series split.
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Philadelpala
Philadelphia
Gros
Rube Marqiard
Jerubhouse
Bridgeport Nine Tames Stars In City Derby
The Bridgeport Timmy nine defeated the Bridgeport Star hustlers 16 to 5 in a morning baseball set at Eastside Park. Star pitcher Dy Srlo struggled, yielding seven hits, while Tomes, Gogdman and others sparked the win with solid fielding and timely hits. The Timers push their booking of city matchups despite a 1976ish reference.
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Soastda Park
Zarey
Pittsburgh Plans Easter Track Tour
The University of Pittsburgh track team will travel during spring break to meet Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg on April 13 and the Naval Academy at Annapolis on April 15. Coach Andrew Kerr fields fifteen athletes to defend Pitt’s program as Hays leads in the mile, Hewitt in the weights, Robusch in the high jump and pole vault.
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Hays
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Navy
Olivet Church Practice Nearby Housing Meeting Aims for Early Turnout
A fragmented note indicates Olivet Church practice near Measide Park with Housing. Manager Person asks all candidates to be ready and on beat early for a meeting today.
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Bracsieg
Measide Park
New Haven Profs to Play Boston Red Sox in Exhibition
New Haven Profs prepare for an exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox tomorrow. The lineup features returning star players and new signings as Manager Hugh Dutt will test the squad, aiming to boost Eastern League readiness ahead of Yale clash and city championship exhibitions.
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Athletics In the Now Famous Throa-Cornated Déol, Joe Harris, Elmer Smith
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Bill Donovan
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Guy Tmacey
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Lay Malone
Dodger
Eddie Bayra
April Madness and Baseball Legends Remembered
A long garbled reminiscence on spring, baseball greats like Cobb, Hornsby, Collins, and Rogers Hornsby, comparing eras as April turns to May. It touches on age, career milestones, and the enduring appeal of legends while musing on college discipline and responsibility.
Athletics Beat Red Sox 8 to 2 in Boston Tilt
Boston errors spark Philadelphia win as Rommel labors but shines at times. Dugas and Johnston key plays for the victors while Myers and Ferguson falter in a bullpen mix. Final score 8-2 with Philadelphia taking game in a rough series opener.
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Philazeible
Rommel
Meyer
Ferguson
Fullerton
Jos Dugan
Sox
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Dirs
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Au ‘Young
Ob. Johnston
G. Walker
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Welch
Harris
Galloway
Yornston
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Rommeil
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Wally
Cbnnelly
Wilson
Mme
Big program of college events opens spring intercollegiate season
The spring intercollegiate athletic season begins with a coast to coast program. Key events include Ivy and Naval track meets, varsity baseball returns, and major crews racing on the Henley course. Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Penn, and several colleges contest in track, tennis, and other sports across the East.
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Carolinas
Jay Wi
Philadelphia
Yates
University of Peneyivanht
Henley
Navy
Ledin
Anmnapolig
Toasera
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Crescent A. C. Minét
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Yale
Harvard
Agewan
Huntslub
Providence
Locomovatie Me to Play Sing Sing on April 29
The Locomovatie Me holds its first practice at Seisida Park in the afternoon under Captain Tames Ksily. The team aims for a strong season in the Factory League, with games starting April 29 at Sing Sing prison.
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Seisida Park
Tames Ksily
Pinvera
Avo
Sing Sing Prison
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Robins Win Series From Clinton Juniors
The Robins defeated the Clinton Avenue Juniors 2 to 1 at Seaside Park in the final game of the series yesterday morning. Pitchers Raley De Shamney and Gowans starred for the Robins, while Carney Sherlden and Gagnon guided the Clinton Juniors in a tough lineup.
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Deshamney
Gowans
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Sherlden
Gagnon
Bison City's Challenge From Bridga Porc Team
Bison City clne of Bridga porc challenges any gemi-pro team in the city or state. Out of town walles preferred. Roster includes Moran Johnny Fasenélle Low Busante Hol Sodell Tom rnseneéio Danny Luela catcher Jimmy Burns pitcher. Interested teams contact Manager Muyaude Drew lace Cee.
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Jimmy Burns
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Bridgeport High to face Crosby in morning baseball duel
Bridgeport High opens the day with a baseball contest against Crosby High at Sepanarde Park at 11 o'clock while a large interclass track meet follows at Newfield Park at 2:30. Coach Hunt assigns Paddy Lavery on the mound for the Hints and Frank Cremins with Carr bolster the lineup.
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Crosby High
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City Athay Int
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Paddy Lavery
Paddy
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Rosebuds 10 Play Red Sox Today at Seaside Park
The Rosebuds meet the Red Sox at Seaside Park on diamond No. 1 in an afternoon game. Both teams vie for the city title and plan to join the City League. Tomorrow Rosebuds face the Lockwoods in Norwalk while Red Sox travel to Elm City to play the Royals.
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Hbd Sox
Seaside Park
Seaside
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Norwalk
Ref Sox
Elm City
Lhe Royals
Penn Relay Team Dines in Paris
University of Pennsylvania relay team, which finished second in a triangular meet with Oxford and Cambridge in London, dined tonight in Paris at the annual Freeh native association dinner. Friends report the runners crossed from London to Paris yesterday by air, a voyage hindered by a stiff gale. They expect to spend several days in Paris before returning.
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Roscoe Sarles Earns Chevrolet Support in Indy Dash
Roscoe Sarles, Indianapolis racer, receives backing from Louis Chevrolet as he enters the International 500 Mile Sweep at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Born in Lafayette, Indiana, Sarles rose from dirt track driving to become a top contender, with a career marked by consistent finishes and a storied apprenticeship under Louis Chevrolet.
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Roscoe Birnes
Indianapolis Motor ‘Speedway
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Frontenac
Firat Levy
Louis Chevrolet
Sarles
Roscoe
Madianapally
American Automobile Association
Lafayette
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Thessa Ha
Lousis Chevrolet
Minneapolis
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Giants Release Four Including Ed Hale
The New York Nationals released four young players on April 14 including Ed Hale. Pitcher Larry Henton goes to Memphis in the Southern Association, Hale to San Antonio in the Torna League, Roy Gilletwater to Danville, and Jack Whit to Danville. The star club is managed by Jos McGuinty, former Grant pitching star, arranged by McGraw. Frank Frisch, New York’s injured infield star, visited the clubhouse and doctors say he could return in about a week after an infected foot kept him out.
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Memphis
Wa’ Hale
San Antonio
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