Brown or Clary to Pitch Opener for Locals
The opening lineup for the Locals features Brown or Clary on the mound as New York Yankees fall to the Senators again. The piece notes players like Mullen at second and Rodriguez at third, with McCann shaping up the infield and new additions shaping the team for the season at Weiss Park.
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Senators
Bill Mullen
Rodriguez
McCann
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Blake
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Weiss Park
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Brooklyn Dodger
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Carron
Joe Medr
New York
Vavert
Ier Dines
Standings and schedule for the American League
The American League standings show Cleveland and Detroit tied at 2 wins, New York and Boston near the top, with Philadelphia close behind. Upcoming games include Detroit at Cleveland and Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Pittsburgh as yesterday’s results are recalled.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Mhienko T. Sb. Lewis
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Chieu Wi St. Lane
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New Yaris
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International League results and player notes recap
Readable scraps note several players and matchups including Alpore, Dfuret, Mason Burbalo Aguys, Sit 7 a xO, Gronmvos, and Nivkergatt. The report references games and stats like ROT 4240 and Chirke with limited legible details for a brief league recap.
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Warmouth Shuts Down Hug gm as Washington Wins
Warmouth the rookie left hander of Washington held Huggmen to three hits and earned a 2 to 3 victory over New York. Washington built an early lead, scored two in the fifth on Goslin’s triple and Gharritys single, while Bush and the infield turned three double plays to aid the effort. New York mounted a late threat but fell short in the ninth.
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Hornsby Clouts Homer as Cubs Defeat Cardinals
Cubs rally behind Hornsby who hits a homer to help Chicago beat St. Louis. Alexander pitched strong early as Blades and Torashy connected for homers for the visitors and Satz added a Chicago run in a tight game. The score stood 81 to 7 10 3 as the Cubs won their fifth straight.
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Exhibition Baseball Notes and Photo Credits
Fragmentary OCR mentions exhibition baseball, with unclear names and credits for photos, including individuals like Maweshee van and Mirman with Belial. The readable text is sparse and lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize further.
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Wiles
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Bevine
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Bane Mirman
Belial
Yale Players in Honor Circle Battle
Two Yale players are noted in the honor circle of a recent game. Cumiring Pad Wy and Dorr Tele participate actively, contributing to the regulars' efforts as the team battles through a tense match with notable fielding and timely plays.
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Youthful Heavyweight Near Knockout In Final Round
Jess Vot Johnson defeated Fred Fulton in a 12 round non-title bout in Rochester, Minnesota, judged winner by the majority of ringside reporters as Johnson stayed on top but faded late. Fulton, weighing 210 pounds to Johnson's 190, pressed hard but could not topple the faster challenger despite strong authority in rounds.
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Red 80x Defeat Mackmen 6 to 2 in TV Series Opener
Philadelphia April 2 two teams opened the TV series with Red 80x defeating Mackmen 6 to 2. Rommel struggled early as Red 80x claimed the win while Philadelphia laboring defense committed nine errors. Rice and Hartmann were released by the Athletics today, in a New York Pennsylvania league context.
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Pittsburgh Defeats Cincinnati 8 to 4 in Bright Game
April 23. Pittsburgh mugh delivered a solid win over Cincinnati with timely hits and strong pitching. Boehler reached safely nine times and issued six bases on balls, while Maranville and Bighee made standout defensive plays in the field.
Cleveland Tops Tigers For Sixth Straight Win
Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in a pitchers battle. Summa drove in two runs and scored another as Cleveland extended its winning streak to six. Detroit’s Jones injured his leg in the fourth and left for Haney. Ed wards pitched for Cleveland against Holloway.
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Liptak Fans 47 But Team Loses
Liptak led 47 points but his team faltered as errors and strong defense by Lockwood of Norwark produced a late rally. The Marwari Raters of eintuobur faced a hard defeat with Lockwoods capitalizing on early miscues and McCartien's solid catching.
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Pudhon and Pulton Clash In Rough Round
A damaged report describes a boxing bout where Pudhon attacks the foe with wild swings and a hard left to the body. The opponent, Johnson, struggles to stay upright and survives the round despite bleeding and fatigue.
State Trade Play Derby Tomorrow
A high school event unfolds tomorrow afternoon as Seaside hosts a derby against local rivals. Coaches report recent workouts since last Wednesday after a win over Congress Vig Tassers, with lineups featuring ChackIall, Gibaoy, Whelan, Pasky, Lesko, Bulya, Cytaln, and Kennedy among others.
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Parochial League To Open May 2
The Parochial League season kickoff is set for May 2 with games featuring St Michaels and St Seaside rack teams. Seaside matches will see St Michaels nine play at home against Green and the St Forenha and eel teams are slated for early contests.
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Church to Play Police at Billiards Here
Arthur Uburel representing Brunswick company will play Lois Potive in an exhibition billiards match at the Willard room tonight. The event features a light hearted clash with the church team taking on police players in a charity style demonstration.
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Wilson Sprains Ankle Cancels Boxing Title Bout
Chicago April 23 The scheduled bout between Johnny Wesson world middleweight champion and Italian Joe Gans tonight was cancelled after Wesson sprained his right ankle during warm up. Gans refused to box on the altered card.
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Notre Dame Track Team Poised For Yale Meet
Notre Dame coaches led by Knute Rockne prepare a strong track squad to face Yale in New Haven. Star sprinters Desch and Burke headline a group including Hayes and Jayden, with relay and hurdle talent, aiming to challenge Yale's runners in the first varsity meet of the season.
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Dodgers Rally Fails as Giants Win 4 to 3
In Brooklyn on April 3 the Dodgers scored three runs in the sixth to erase a two run Giants lead but could not complete the comeback. Giants pitcher Stengel starred as Brooklyn stranded men on base in the ninth after four singles.
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