Bears Add Depth as O Neal Sedgewick and Kahn Arrive
The Chicago Bears training squad welcomes pitchers O Neal Sedgewick and Jerry Kahn who reported for practice amid optimism. O Neal has gained weight but shows improvement, while Kahn undergoes a pending signing discussion with proxy Voos before finalizing terms. Other arrivals, including Hal Devine and McCurdy, participated in a brief workout as the team trains under Andy Parker.
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Castaklo
New Haven Club Signs New Orleans Infielder
New Haven club acquires infielder from New Orleans club of the Southern Association after mid season move from Milwaukee. sale to New Haven Eastern League team announced today though terms were not disclosed.
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New Orleans
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Amenciated Press
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Southern Association
Milneukee
American Association
Holy Name Baseball League Holds Tuesday Meeting
The Holy Name Baseball League will hold its organization meeting at Bt. Mlewy's hall on Tuesday April a at 7 30. President F B Corbally will aid. The session will select a committee to supervise the circuit and all Holy Name societies are invited to send representatives. A good season is predicted.
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Ty Cobb May Round Out 25 Years As Major Leaguer
Ty Cobb nearing a quarter century in baseball is reported at training as still capable of stellar play. Players defend Cobb against critics noting his hitting and baserunning while acknowledging his lingering plan to continue after this season. He hints at returning to his old stance and contemplates retirement if decline continues, citing few injuries in a long career.
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Kaufman Faces Flowers in New Haven Clash
The rivalry between Tony Kaufman and Brenre Flower heats up in New Haven after a prior draw and disputed referee verdict. Both seek a rematch as they vie for lightweight title recognition, with the loser risking status among boxing’s elite.
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Tony Paoling
New Haven Arena
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Coney Island
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New Rochelle
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Flower
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Nacura
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Tistiana
English runner second in coast to coast run
Peter Gi Southampton England held coast to coast foot race rest of leaders after 49 miles from Old Laguna Pueblo in 7 20 30 finishing second by elapsed time behind Detroit leader Arne Suominen. The field has covered 835 miles of a 3400 mile tour.
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Hahn Will Abide By Decision Of Board Says Ryder
Boston March 27 Associated Press Lloyd Hahn Nebraskan fly er may adjust his departure by intensified training to Holland Todd Ryder coach stated the July 11 date is too late for practical purposes He would cooperate with Raweeu Robertson's plans and sail with the American team as directed If needed he would go ahead of the main group to Holland A group ahead may help morale and performance but risks overtraining Ryder noted Olympic trials often drive athletes to stop short of Amsterdam He emphasized Americans will abide by the decision and give their best effort in Holland
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Holland
Jack Ryder
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Taylor
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Osborn
Alderman
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Halsa
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Amsterdam
Laurels to meet Red Heads tomorrow in city league clash
The Laurels, three time City League champions, face Chrysler Red Heads Thursday at American Legion in Stratford. Starters include Ablstrand brothers Harry Garden and Art, plus Lindmark, Reinhert, Buswell and others. Large crowd expected for the exhibition tilt.
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Idgat
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Burns G. Abistrand
Bedell A. Abistrand
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Reachert
Risberg Buswell Actetees Measerolg
Fighting Club Can Beat Yankees Moriarity Says
Detroit Tigers manager George Moriarty expresses confidence in a stronger 1927 pitching staff led by White and Gibson and notes Rice's addition in the outfield. He cites weight gain by McManus and Heimann, improved catching depth, and a fighting team spirit aimed at beating the Yankees by playing strong every minute.
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Assouiated Press
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Detroit Tgers
Tigers
Marty Heimann
McManus
Yankees
Hagen to meet Compston in warmerup match then Britain trip
Walter Hagen agrees to a 72 hole match with Archie Compston set for late April in Hagen s backyard as a tuneup before traveling to Britain for another Open attempt. The American champ seeks form and faces a strong opponent who could test his match play under pressure in a sport where risk of a slip looms large.
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Associated Press
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Walter Hagen
Doaglig
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Archie Compstein
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Compaton
Three Football Stars Graduate in Three Years
Washington and Jefferson College reports three of its football stars will graduate in three years. The trio RB. 3. Michell, John H. Castilow and J. Deny May challenge the traditional four year path, signaling a shift that could impact college football programs nationwide. The piece notes uproar over athletes balancing study with sport and jokes about future crowds seeing scholars in intermission.
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Yale
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Deny May
J. Therphen
Traders 10 Meet Meriden Today in State Championship
The Bridgeport Trade team travels to Meriden to contest the state championship in a post season game. Meriden leads the Industrial Leagues with 22 wins in 26 and a one game edge over International Silver. Bridgeport, 22 wins in 37, seeks title from a squad featuring Masel Gray Simpson Duda and Flanagan with subs.
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Yanks Fall to Reds as Giants Edge Sox in Extras
In St Petersburg on March 27 the New York Yankees lost to Cincinnati Reds 6 4 after Reds pitchers Henry Johnson held them in check. The Yankees, hampered by two misplaced infielders, out hit 10 to 9 but failed to come back in the late innings. Babe Ruth went hitless, while Lou Gehrig collected two singles.
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Hividy
Maigum
Spohrer
Record crowd expected to see first talent card boxing carnival
A record attendance is expected at the new talent boxing carnival at the state armory on Saturday night. The card features ten bouts led by a main event heavyweights Dan Riske and George Connally. Other matchups include Pete Filo in his pro debut and a list of promising local fighters. Boxers weigh in at Raw Jays Lunch on Main Street at 2 PM.
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al Scannelli
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Charley Bellizzi
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Blackie Bartola
Johnny Young
Denny Murphy
Gilbert Payne
Raw
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Central Track Candidates Out for Outdoor Drill
Hugh Barron of Central Hien track started outdoor drills for the track squad on the school grounds as Coach Berrow issues first call for jumpers and throwers. Few joined due to Coach Reilly training the baseball team at Ber side park. A second meeting is planned at Seaside Park race track with workouts ordered. Squad members listed include Mattegal, Watt, Lieberthal, Fenster, Hinges, Keefe, Malloy, Keayes, Geney, Silver, Owens, Shelton, Dryer, Senese, Pawiawkis, Baum, Harris, Ross, Soldi, Takacs, Forressi, Palatiello.
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Lieberthal
Fenster
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Owens
Shelton
Dryer
Senese
Pawiawkis
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Hurley
Johnson
Williams
Lyle
Chokus
Werner
Cascella
Gustaveson
Devlin
Byron
Harris
Ross
Soldi
A. Takacs Forressi
Palatiello
Thomas Kearney
Graham Elected Harding Leader for 1929 Team
Elliott Graham, three letter man at Warren Harding High, was elected captain of the 1929 basketball team after a tight vote with Klein. He already holds letters in basketball, football, and baseball and will play multiple positions, including center and tackle, while pursuing baseball and football roles this year.
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Warren Harding High School
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Klein
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