White Sox defeat Browns 3 0 in home opener behind Lyons
Ted Lyons shut out the St. Louis Browns allowing three singles as the White Sox win 3 to 0 in Chicago. Al Simmons led the offense with two doubles and Hayes, Fonseca, and Simmons contributed the Sox runs in front of about ten thousand fans. Lyons scattered six baserunners and walked two, earning his season’s first victory.
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Golf swing positions noted in early back swing analysis
The piece explains how club head position during the early back swing affects ball impact. It contrasts the drag-back action from hip withdrawal with wrists lifting the club head high, then promotes Horton's Golf Efficiency Chart as an automatic improvement aid sent via the sports editor.
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American Association Playoffs Delayed by Rain
Milwaukee at Columbus and Kansas City at Toledo postponed due to rain. St Paul record 9 00 0 110 2 Louisville 1 0 0 0 2 15 11 3 Thomas Fenner Marcum McKain Erickson. Minneapolis 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 Indianapolis 0 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 Petty Glenn Turner Daglia Riddle.
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Noble Kizer Named Purdue Athletic Director
Noble Kizer, 32, former Notre Dame grid star and Purdue football coach, was named athletic director at Purdue by President Edward C. Elliott in Indianapolis. He becomes the youngest Big Ten AD. N A Kellogg had recently resigned to take a similar post at Lehigh.
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Metcalfe to Run at Drake Relays in Des Moines
Ralph Metcalfe Marquette university sprinter will compete at the Drake Relays on April 28 and 29 in Des Moines, switching from the Penn relays due to travel costs. Metcalfe and Nebraska’s Roland Locke co hold the Drake Relays 100 yard record at 9.5 seconds. Clifford Calver ordered by Northampton court to pay hairdresser 10.50 for breach of contract after wife failed hair appointment.
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Dodgers edge Braves in ten frames for 2 1 victory
Ed Brandt allowed five hits as Brooklyn struck for a run in the tenth on Cuccinello via a Flowers sacrifice and Lopez bunt. Walter Beck, in his second major league start, held Boston to eight hits while striking out five. Timmermans, 99, has managed a Dutch life insurer for 75 years, arriving punctually each day.
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Boxing roundups from Akron to Portland and Boston
The Associated Press notes jabs across cities with fighters like Jesse Caldwell in Akron and Roy Wallace in Indianapolis scoring knockouts. Minnie Knauer and Nick Nickalson post decisions in Duluth and Covington while Boston and Portland bouts produce close and disputed results.
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Standings and results from American and National leagues
The standings show New York leading the American League with a 10?1 record and Philadelphia, Chicago, and Boston following in the mix. Wednesday results include Chicago blanking St Louis 3 0 and rain affecting Boston at Washington and Detroit at Cleveland. Thursday games list Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Washington, and Detroit at Cleveland. National League standings feature New York leading with Brooklyn close behind. Wednesday results include Boston 1 at Chicago. and Chicago at St Louis scheduled for Thursday. American Association reports Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 0 as Wednesday results with Louisville 15 St Paul 4 and Milwaukee at Columbus under rain.
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Rivers to Fight Prince Saunders in Eau Claire Wis
Manager Tommy Caldwell announced contracts closing a ten round bout between Joe Rivers and Prince Saunders in Eau Claire Wisconsin on April 28. Saunders is among the most capable lightweight boxers in the Midwest with a strong list of wins. Rivers trains daily since beating Frankie Knauer in St Paul and will be in prime form for the Chicagoan.
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Boston Marathon set with rain threat and 253 runners
Boston AP reports the 37th Boston Marathon starting in Hopkinton amid possible rain. Notable veterans include Debruyn, Heigan, Kennedy, and Demar, among 253 runners with a strong Finnish and Canadian contingent led by Koski, Mikellson, Kyronen, Burnside, Komonen, and McLeod.
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Colored Giants to Reorganize Thursday Meeting
The Colored Giants baseball team will reorganize for the season at a meeting Thursday night at the home of Clarence Wilson, 1104 Fifteenth street SE.
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Mill Hand Wins Boston Marathon In Record Time
Leslie Samuel Pawson a 28 year old mill hand from Pawtucket Rhode Island won the 37th Boston A A marathon finishing in 2 hours 31 minutes 13 5 seconds. He led by a half mile and set a time 2 7 5 seconds faster than the 1929 record and 34 25 seconds ahead of the 1932 Olympic mark. Finishing second was Dave Komonen with seven time winner Clarence De Mar eighth. notable runners included Dick Wilding Harold Webster Wille Vronen Whitey Michelsen and John De Gloria. Pawson credited hills and a steady pace for the victory.
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