Indians and Cards Startle Baseball World
New York April reports Cleveland Indians and St Louis Cardinals spark the season with dramatic shifts. Sparking talk are Tris Speaker and Joe McGraw style decisions, while Cards rely on speed from the start. Yankees worry over Ruth and Meusel as spring may set a hot pace. Veterans Nehn and Dihigas show early form, Faber and Margins remain capable, with others like Rudolph proving ready for long relief.
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Baseball and Basketball Sport Notes Highlights
Summary of scattered scores and events from baseball and boxing nations. Brooklyn beat the den, Nehf limited the Braves to six hits as the Giants won 10 2. George Kelly homered as first of the season. Pirates beat Red Sox 3 0. Yanks beat Orioles 6 1 in exhibition. Windy boxing notes include Leotard declining a London match offer and Kilbane Criqui featherweight talks.
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Baseball Scores and A Political Announcement
Yesterday's scores show Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 8, St Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2, New York 5, Boston 2. American League results Philadelphia 14, Boston 4, St Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 8, Chicago 3. Political notice from Multon W. Shre seeking Republican primary support for Pennsylvania's 20th Congressional district on May 16, 1922.
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Logan Loses to Altoona Boxer in Erie Bout
In Erie on April 17 the Conlon brothers from Altoona dominated the ring. Dickie Conlon took Phil Logan erati’s scalp while Rocky Kansas, ex–Benny Leonard hopeful, watched. Referee Bell faced criticism for not stopping the fifth round as Dan Rogers’ fighters punished Ginger 'over the ropes'.
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Foul Rule Change Adopted by Basketball Officials
New York April 11 The national board of approved basketball officials adopted a radical foul rule change. It extends the foul area and allows two attempts for baskets after personal fouls in a designated zone. The move ends the single trial rule and specifies penalties for various offenses including pulling, pushing, charging or tripping and unsportsmanlike conduct by coaches.
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Valger to meet Logan in Jamestown title clash
Benny Valger the French Flash and Phil Logan Buffalo Jamestown junior lightweight square off in a ten round main event at the Lyric Theater next Monday in what is billed as a junior lightweight championship showdown. The winner could challenge Johnny Dane for the title in New York next month.
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Big entry list for 500 mile speedway race
Fifteen cars already entered for the International 500 mile race to be held Tuesday May 20 at Indianapolis. More large displacement cars expected. 33 drivers eligible to start. Notable entrants include Ralph DePalma Eddie Hearne Tommy Milton B G Baker Ira Vail Jerry Vonderlicle and Harry Hart. Wally Reid has entered and is arranging six weeks off beginning May 4. Foreign entries anticipated, potentially ten, with cables from Europe confirming plans. Attendance records rising. advance sales 20 percent higher than last April. Reservations limited to states nationwide.
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