Dodgers Move Into First Place In National League
Dodgers beat Braves 9 2 to seize top NL spot as Cubs shut out Pirates 6 2. Red Sox lose 10 4 at Washington while Senators gain pace and Yankees idle. Indians edge Browns 3 1. Phillies rally past Giants 6 3 on Litcher and Glossop blasts. Reds and Cardinals rest. White Sox top Tigers 3 1.
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Simon Quits Ring in Pittsburgh Heavyweight Show
The scheduled bout between Harry Bobo and Abe Simon in Pittsburgh is canceled as Abe Simon retires from boxing per doctor's advice. Bobo eyes a tuneup bout with Bob Foster while promoters seek a first ranking opponent. Nearby semipro plans loom amid travel and scheduling issues as teams like Warren State Host and others eye a busy season.
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Preakness Weekend Promises Big Spend, Big Crowds
Baltimore prepares for the Preakness with expectations of record crowds and high prices. War-time conditions push costs up while officials anticipate a large turnout of visitors, including naval personnel, boosting demand for food, drink, and entertainment around Pimlico.
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Baseball Promoter Debate Roars On In Jersey City
Roundup notes Jersey City opening day ticket rush and calls for recognizing a promoter who sold 95 000 tickets, with editorials urging Baseball Hall standards. Also mentions draft hockey limits in Canada, race track charity pledges, a Kansas City pin boy tale, and assorted sports anecdotes from coaches to players. Other items include golf and boxing references and humorous quips from league figures.
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Plan Hall of Fame For College Grid Stars This Fall
The plan creates a gridiron Hall of Fame modeled after baseball. Bert Bell of the Maxwell Memorial Football Club outlines a fall inaugural exhibit at Franklin Institute with early nominees Knute Rockne Walter Camp and E J Hall. Life size busts will honor selections chosen by club members and later by media figures. The announcement will be made at the club’s Thanksgiving eve testimonial dinner. Catholic Reg Assn formed with clubs in Philadelphia Brooklyn Long Island Camden Wilmington will invite teams from eight other cities to join.
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First Practice by Corry Club Last Evening Brings Hope
Crandall leads first Corry baseball workout at Loveland Field as 15-16 candidates turn out in cold weather. Several prospects show promise while others seek to join. manager urges locals to report for tests as top performers may win spots for the season.
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Montgomery's Body Attack Whips Peralta in New York
In a hard fought 10 round decision, Montgomery, 127 1 2 pounds, defeats Mexican Joe Peralta with a series of sharp body punches. Peralta, noted as the season’s upset threat, started strong but faded as Montgomery pressured relentlessly.
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