Giants Expected To Lead In National League Race
The piece projects New York Giants atop the National League standings, with Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, Boston Bees, Brooklyn Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds, and Philadelphia Phillies also rated. It outlines probable lineups for each club and notes recent additions like Rizzo to Pittsburgh, while highlighting uncertainties in pitching and defense across teams.
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Bt. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
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Sith
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Bill Terry
Vera
Danning
Mancuso
McCarthy
Wiite
Bucs
Pie Traynor
Traynor
Todd and
Berres
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Young
Vaughan
Brubaker
Rizzo
L. Waner
P. Weer
Bauery
Blanton
Tobin
Brown
Brandt
Duke
Lucase
Swift
Sewell
Heintzelman
Bowman
Handley
Dickshot
Jensen
Chicago Cubs
Hartnett
French
Lee Carlton
Bryant
Davis
Parmelee
Root
Lagan
Russell
Infield
Collins
Mattick
Outfeld
Trip- Jett
Stainback
Cardinals
Qwen
Bremer
Mize
Martin
Gutteridge
J. Martin
Medwick
Padgett
Slaughter
J. Dean
Warnelus
West
DiMaggio
G. Morva
Turner
Fette
MacFayden
Lanning
Hutchngan
Gabler
Prickson
Balas
Weir
Reis
Gurma
Kahle
Mayo
Outfield
Johmaen
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phelps
Chervinko
Camillich
Cosvarart
Durocher
Lavagetto
Hassett
Cuyler
Manusher Brack
Mungo Butcher
Titasimmons
Hamlin
Frankhouse
Hoyt
Jeffcoat
Presswell
Posedel
Cohen
Whylish
Hudson
Winsett
Rosen
Cincinatti Reds
Hershberger
Lombardi
McCormick
Kampouris
Myere
Riggs
Cocke
Craft
SUFFERS BRAIN INJURY WHEN STRUCK BY BALL
April 15 report from SHiladsophia says Nate Blwyifer, an outfielder for the University of Sgoin baseball team, sustained a concussion and facial fracture after being struck on the head by a ball yesterday.
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Opening Day Trout Season Brings Big Catches
Opening day drew thousands of anglers as good weather spurred a busy scene across streams. Statewide activity recorded near record catches with natural bait like worms and minnows popular among trout seekers. Creel limit dropped to ten and minimum size remains six inches.
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Goldenberg Expected to Join Pittsburgh
April 15 coach Johnny Blood of the Pittsburgh Pirates expresses confidence that Buckets Goldenberg the Green Bay Packers guard will join the team next fall despite reports of retirement. Blood says Buckets wants a pay raise and will likely report in the fall after a post season game on the west coast.
Yankees Poised to Repeat as AL Leaders in 1998
United Press reports NY Yankees, champions in 1936 and 1927, are expected to clinch the American League title again in 1998. Despite a stronger league balance, Detroit and Cleveland rise, yet the Yankees’ defense and pitching edge keep them atop. White Sox, Red Sox, Senators, and Athletics loom for the next spots.
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George Kirksey
United Press
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Clevelands
Joe DiMingelo
Col. Rippert
Low Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Murderers' Row
Gehringer
Greenberg
York
Cleveland
Lefty Gomez
Charlie
Johnny Allen
Bob Feller
Solters
Trosky
Averill
Amarks
Dennett
Ehion
Schoolibsy i Rowe
Tommy Bridges
Frank Croucher
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Luke Appling
Monte Stratton
Boston Red Sox
Ly Washington
Zeky Bontra
Pune
Spirit
Bucky Huerris
Elf
Senators
Clus
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Bowns
Tidiangs
Ted Sox
Browpa
Atuletics
Eee
Wwen
Juon
Erie Team Holds Fourth in Murder Tournament
In Chicago on April 16 the American Bowling Congress standings show Erie Pa based Colonial Paper Co and Isaac Baker and Son among the top teams. Birk Bros Chicago and Vogel's Windy City League compete with Forest Park Illinois and Cleveland affiliates in a tight four spot.
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Piveman
Birk Bros
Vogel
Windy City League
Forest Park
Ill
Super Bros
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Isaac Baker and Son
Erie
Colonial Paper Co
Steubenville
Ohio
Giants End Series Knot With 7 6 Victory Over Indians
Spring exhibition action in Weirton and Charleston features the New York Giants beating Cleveland 7 6 to close their series in West Virginia. Other notes include Yankees Dodgers split three games, Cubs White Sox exhibition, Pirates at Manhattan in prep for NL season, and Reds outslug Tigers 14 11 in Springfield.
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Brooklyn
Cubs
White Sox
Ebbets Field
Pittsburgh
Kansas
United Press
Weirton
W. Va
New York Giants
Cleveland
New Yorkers
Tylbe
Charleston
New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ghigagg
Chicago
Springfield
De‘polt
Cincinnati
Reds
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Taxpayers of Wayne township overdue taxes notice
Wayne township unpaid tax list for 297 duplicates must be returned by the first Monday in May. A M Watrous is the collector. 4)15-25
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Wayne Township
A.M. Watrous
Country Club Opens May Announcement by Walter H Scott
Announcement by Walter H Scott president of the Corry Coury Chis states the club will formally open on May 18 with Leo Anderson the pro expected to arrive to prepare for reopening. Members only play is urged as the ground is soft and moist and damage to the course should be avoided. The term moratorium is defined as a delay in payment or reduction of amount owed.
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Walter H. Scott
Corry Coury Chis
Leo Anderson
Scott
A Ball Loop Opens Saturday
The American Association basketball season starts Saturday with four custom cues in the tongue. Teams listed include Kangay City at Columbus and Milwaukee at Toledo among others, as college and professional schedules loom.
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American Association
Pkiyera
Witter
Tage Aveson
Aports
Col JoWers
Kangay City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Poledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Jun St. Paul
Lauterville
Woutr
Kansas City
Millwaukee
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