Pirates' Spring Training Hit By Injuries Shocker
Injuries disrupt Pirates workouts at Paso Robles Cal with Johnny Miljus out for weeks and several pitchers sidelined. Ray Kremer, Grimes, and others reportedly limited or inactive as Tommy injury reports and roster reshuffling sweep through camp ahead of season.
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Orcutt and Wilson Shine in Florida Golf Round
In St Augustine Florida Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey and Virginia Wilson of Cricazo led the Florida east coast women's golf tour second round. Wilson built a 37 opening sequence to beat Bea Gottlieb of New York 7 and 5 while Orcutt defeated Mrs Hildebrandt of Kansas City 8 and 4. Orcutt parried a strong start by Gottlieb with steady nine holes and clinched the 14th hole to seal her win. Glenn Collett Providence defeated Stewart Hanes Detroit 6 and 4 and Virginia Van Wie Chicago beat Laroque Andersen New York 2 up.
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Cricazo
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Engewood
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Misa Wilson
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Gowthed
New York
Miss Orcutt
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Glenn Collett
Providence
Stewart Hanes
Detroit
Vireitue van Wie
Chicago
Jd. Laroque Andersen
Five Teams Tie for Lead in Six Day Bike Race
In Madison Square Garden a sensational six day race sparked a five way tie for the lead. Teams Levourner-Ko do Belloni-Beckman Georgitti-Conor Horan-Garrison and Walser-Hu led at 16 p.m. in the event’s 87th year. Readership noted 1,483 laps with Spencer-Walther close behind. Faude Geowens surged to stay in contention.
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Belloni-Beckman
Georgittt- Conse Horan-Garrison
Walser- Hu
Spencer-Walther
Faude Geowens
Spencer Waltha
Bridgeport Men Attend Opening of New Gym
Bridgeport men attended the formal opening of Lick Gray's new gymnasium in New Haven night. The event featured boxing circles and remarks by boxing manager Keegan Lat Lae and state referee Petr Dunne.
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Grays Ordered to Pay Donovan Back Salary
The Providence club in the Eastern League was ordered by Commissioner K M Landis to pay J Donovan back salary amounting to 1 202. Donovan claimed his contract bound the season. owners said the contract was Powell's individual pledge, not the club's.
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Associated Presse
Providence
K. M. Landis
J. Donovan
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Donovan
Powell
CARDS AND SOX WIN EXHIBITION IN SOUTH AVON PARK
In a spring exhibition in Avon Park Florida the St Louis Cardinals beat the Washington Senators 6 to 5 as pitcher Fred Frankhouse earned the win The Cardinals pounded 34 hits with three doubles George Sistrunk tripled In the third The Senators used 16 players to the Cardinals 17.
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Griffin
Wells
Tate
McMullen
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Heitzman
Stankhouse
Mancuse
Davis
Cubs Drill At Catalina Island Morning Practice
The Chicago Cubs spent two hours in warm sun on Catalina Island working on pitching and batting. Pitchers Blake Nehf and Root faced hitters who had little success while manager Joe McCarthy said the squad is in good shape and ready for a full round if needed.
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Chicago Cubs
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Nehf
Root
Joe McCart
Cubs
Hack Wilon
Gabby Hartnett
Wesleyan Swimmers Entered in New England Meet
Five Wesleyan swimmers will be sent to the New England intercollegiate championships at Williamstown this Friday and Saturday. Captain Van Deusen is expected to win the 50 and 100 yard dashes with Peck and Fredericks in these events. Bode and Peck aim to score in the dives, and Barr is considered strong in the 440 yard swim. The relays will also be entered as Wesleyan seeks notable performance.
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State Shooters Compete for Places on Team
The Connecticut State Rifle association, authorized by the National Rifle Association, will hold tryouts for the 1928 International rifle team at the Middlefield Rifle club on March 10 and 11. Competitors provide rifles and ammunition. free match with palm rests, set triggers allowed, metallic sights required. High scorers may advance to Quantico and final trials, with preference for experienced off hand shooters.
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National Rifle Association
Middlefield Rifle Club
Middlefield
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Quantico
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Rifle Club
Martha Norelius Sets Four New Swim Records
Miss Martha Norelius of New York broke four world records and equaled another at the New England swimming championship meet at Brookline Swimming Club. She timed 7:19 for 600 yards, 19.8 seconds for 500 meters, 1:45 for 400 meters, and 4:53.2 for 440 yards, also equaling the 400-yard record.
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New York
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Tominates
Minutter
Boom Wins Westlake Handicap at Orleans
Boom Farm stable colt Une to Life won the Westlake Handicap at New Orleans, defeating My Son by three lengths. Willkon Pon, owned by C T Worthington, finished third as Fire On and Flora M followed. Apprentice Leonard held reins early while Boom surged to lead, finishing strong in 1:62 1-5 with a $9.20 payout to the winner.
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My Son
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Fire On
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Leonard
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Sturen
Bown
Central Breaks Off Athletic Ties With Trade Schools
Central School announces virtual severance of athletic relations with State Trade Schools. Director Wilmot T. Fiske cites in state standings and a recent onfloor incident as reason to refuse future games with trade teams, though baseball schedule from current terms may still proceed. The long-standing feud follows last year’s basketball clash and a prior referee altercation.
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Wilmot T. Fiske
Hisltop
Strioss
Central Boys
Central di- Tecter
Sctouls
Charles Petro
Eddie Rely
Locating a Challenger for Gene Tunney in 1920s boxing
Grantland Rice surveys heavyweight hopefuls, noting Heeney Sharkey Risko and Paulino as key figures in the quest for a decisive challenger. Heeney shows activity, while eliminations move slowly, amid a scene of cautious promotor optimism and speculative matchups.
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Ton Heeney
Arculf
Heeney
Paulino Uzendun
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Raminy Toren
Richard
Tunney
Skating Union Recognition Ends Rivalry in United States
In New York on March 8 the Amateur Athletic Union affirmed the Amateur Skating Union of the United States as the governing body, voting 71 to 11 to dissolve the National Skating Union of America. The ASU seeks a joining alliance with the AAU, with interim approval expected soon, as Daniel Ferris announced the outcome.
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Astoutatid Press
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International Skating Union
Sea American Skating Union
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New Haven Amateurs Win Majority of Bouts
New Haven boxers won most of the amateur fights at the Arena tonight, with several knockouts and technical knockouts highlighted by New Haven entrants. Notable results include Vincente Caulo defeating Joe Sabatino, Tony Desmarres over Tony Jullane, Bud Howard stopping Harry Bel, and Joe Massel stopping Dana Carter.
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Tony Desmarres
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Joe Sabatino
Joe Massel
Nes Haven
Secre
Tony Jullane
Charles Patty
Dana Carter
Lan
Alex Touraitne
Kent
Emmy Beanes
Kartford
Bud Howard
Harry Bel
Tony Valenti
Joe Maremno
Unartford
Mario Luela
Tarrington
New Thavett
Franklin Vegeoto
Hartfout Iret
Boston Teams Oppose Hammonds Ice Sextets
The New York Rangers and the Springfield Indians, both from Boston, clash with the Bruins and Tigers as they chase top spots in the National Hockey League and Canadian-Americas circuit. The Rangers and Bruins duel for first in the American division. the Indians and Tigers push for lead in their circuit.
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Veteran Hurler Reiterates Retirement Amid Trade Talk
Veteran pitcher reiterates retirement plans as questions swirl over his future after a season. The article notes Shocker and Urban corps shifts, Hoyt and Bengough arrival rumors, and Vic Hanson update from Syracuse as part of ongoing player movements.
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Bob Couc
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Waite Hoyt
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Harding to Meet Terryville Today
Harding hosts Terryville at the Harling gym this afternoon at 3 p m in a local boys high school contest. Coach Joshi M. Ricker leads Terryville, touted as among upstate’s best, after Naugatuck backed out of a prior arrangement.
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Marding Prep For Greenwich Game Tomorrow
The Harding High basketball team travels to Bilhunore to face Greenwich Union on their home court. The Medmen are favored if Greenwich remains near streaky form. Greenwich has a solid record and leads the county league with Bridgeport State Trade School. Coach Mead prepares star Yale Tourer Dave Pipi, while MePacitens and Graves are listed among opponents for the next bout.
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Hennessey Reaches Finals In Florida Tennis
Palm Beach Fla March 8 Associated Press Hennessey Indianapolis G I enters singles final as top seed after straight sets victory over Hinners, facing Hunter or Frank X X in final. Doubles team Shafer and Melean of Washington best New York pair to reach final, with Allen of New York also winning. Competition continued amid rain delays, players advancing to Irish Open style rounds.
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Canadiens Edge Rangers in Tight Montreal Clutch Win
Montreal defeated New York as Moras scored for the Canadiens while Detriot clashed with Detroit. The game featured a late edge by Montreal, protests over officiating, and a strong display of offense from the home side in a tense matchup.
Bethlehem Nationals Clash in Soccer Sunday
The Bethlehem Nationals square off against the Boston team in a Sunday soccer clash. The game, held at Bethlehem, features teams from the region with Philadelphia connections noted, as fans await a competitive showdown.
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Girl Sets New Mark In Shots On Court
Margaret McBurney of Edmonton set a new shooting mark in basketball, hitting 56 of 60 throws. The Edmonton Daily reported the feat amid a sporting event in Alta on August 1, 1927, noting strong performance from McBurney and other participants.
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Iday
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