Yanks Favored To Retain American League Pennant
George Kirkley reports the New York Yankees backed to win a fourth straight AL pennant though facing heavy pressure and strong competition from Boston Red Sox Detroit Cleveland Chicago White Sox and St Louis Browns with Ted Williams and Joe Cronin noted as key figures while upcoming games and matches loom at Corry Rod and Gun club events.
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United Press
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Red Sox
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Jim Tabor
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Senators
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Motorists urged to be cautious in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Colonel Nicholas Biddle urges motorists to drive exceptionally cautious during peak game season. He notes field officers record high highway rabbit kills and warns the loss is enormous though exact figures are uncertain.
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Nicholas Biddle
State Gate Commisssion
Pennsylvania
Biledle
Kirksey picks Indians fourth in American League race
United Press baseball writer George Kirksey ranks the AL with New York first, Boston second, Detroit third, and Cleveland fourth citing temperaments and teamwork. Washington and Chicago follow, while St. Louis trails on pitching and Philadelphia’s Connie Muck is noted as a kind figure.
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United Press
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Pirates Over .500 Mark In Exhibits
The Pittsburgh Pirates moved above the .500 mark in exhibition play with a 7 4 win over the St Louis Browns and met the Chicago White Sox in the first of a two game series. The Pirates had nine wins and eighty losses in Grapefruit League action.
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Chicago White Sox
Pirate
Browns
Farm game projects gain pop in state
Harrisburg April 6 Cooper hive farm game projects have become tremendously popular since their inception in 1886 in Chester county, according to Assistant Chief R A McCachran of the game commission. He said officers checked the 110% projects located in 23 counties and found hunters were successful in small game and farmers protected against vandalism.
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