Old Favorites Setting Pace In Major Hitting
A early pace set by old favorites in Major League hitting Isaiah Blue Jamieson Phillips with .500 averages lead the American League. In the National League Lefty O Doul George Harper and Babe Herman top the charts at .500 with Hornsby and Frisch following, Herman third with .462. O Doul, once tried as Yankee pitcher, shines now in left field for Philadelphia.
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Detroit
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New York Giants
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Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
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Boston
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
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St Louis
Yankees
John McGravy
Corry Bowlers Fall to Titusville Clubs in City Club Averw
In a Tuesday match at City Club alleys, Corry Hills lost both No 1 and No 2 teams to Titusville squads. Local No 2 led by Connell posted a 200 average, while Kerr Coburn and Forsburg pairs triumphed in doubles. Final tallies: City Club No 1 2502 over Corry Elks 2409. City Club No 2 2440 over Corry Elks No 2 275?
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Connell
Kerr
Coburn
Husted
Paulson
Eckstrom
Forsburg
Craker
Kinley
Corry
Elks
Bjorkquist
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Larson
Keer
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GOL Bioom
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Lundberg
Muir
Corty Elks
Crim
BTL Shuss
Warner Vivo Eid
Hachel
Stout Mi
Goa
Army and Navy Deny Resumption of Relations
Reports from Chicago claimed a 1931 gridiron reconciliation at Soldier’s Field, but West Point and Annapolis officials emphatically deny any truce. West Point says any move must come from Annapolis, while Navy insists on a three year rule the Army does not recognize.
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Chicago
Army
Navy
Soldier's Field
West Point
Annapolis
Canzonery Favored to Defeat Dorfman in Ring bout
Tony Canzoneri of Brooklyn, former featherweight champion, is a 5 to 1 favorite over Sammy Dorfman of New York in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Dorfman subbed for Bud Taylor who withdrew after injuring his thumb in Buflate.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Sammy Dorfman
Madison Square Garden
Dorfman
Bud Taylor
Gus Gerber
Buflaté
Indianapolis
Erie
Industrial League 10 Meet Tonight Looks at Reorganization
A meeting is set for 7:00 at the Municipal building to discuss reorganizing the Industrial Baseball League. Four clubs from 1928 are urged to attend as last year’s treasury balance and potential new four team setup are on the agenda.
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Pebool
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High Nine Plays at Titusville Today
After two days of practice to fix weak spots exposed by last week’s defeats, the High school nine, coached by McCall, meets Titusville High at Carter Field this afternoon. Ferry will pitch for War Ten against the Bridglites as Titusville aims for another win over Orange and Black.
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Titusville High
Carter Field
Ferry
Queen City
Titusville
Linesville
Albion
Sugar Grove Defeats Warren In Baseball Thriller
Sugar Grove topped Warren 8 to 5 on Warren's home diamond in a tight baseball game. Barrett pitched for Sugar Grove and fanned twelve, while Warren errors or miscues opened the door for several runs in the mid game.
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Sugar Grove
Barrett
Agai
Inui
Sweepstake bowling opens at East Main alleys
Sweepstakes open tonight at the East Main Street recreation alleys with twelve city bowlers in action. Alleys 1-2 feature Bjorquist Maloney Owens Southworth and others, with further matchups listed for alleys 3-6 including Craker Kinley Craker. Also notes a sale at 203 Bast Pleasant Street describing a paged double house with garage and upstairs remodel and easy terms.
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Giros
Jenkins
Sample
Bloss
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Bast
Pieasant St
Thomas Jensen
Friberg's 11th inning blow sinks Giants 3 to 1
Burney Friberg doubled in the 11th with two on to spark the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3 1 opening win over the New York Giants at Palo Grounds. The report also notes multiple other early season results from the majors with various hits and performances.
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Giants
Burney Friberg
Innning
Philadephia Pulivs
New York Giants
Palo Grounds
Boxing Tourney Second Section Opens in Chicago Amid Heavy Fans
The National Junior A A T boxing tournament begins its ground section in Chicago at Simartum with heavier divisions, as five thousand spectators attended last night and 7 000 dollars were spent aim to fill seats tonight. Boxers from St Louis Batavia Tulsa and Boston survived preliminaries including Woodrow Williams Anthony Selulini Madern Villaxton Frank Garcela and more in lighter divisions.
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Woodrow Williams
St. Louis
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Batavvia
N. Y
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Tulsa
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Tilan
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Pittsburgh
Prank Garcela
Boston
Pranity Wallac
Cleveland
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Schmeling to Return to States Next Week
New York April 24 Max Schmeling, the German heavyweight, plans soon to leave Berlin for the United States after a stay in Montreal with relatives. His American representative Joe Jacobs said Schmeling will arrive in New York early next week to resume training and promotional activities.
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United Press
New York
Max Seneling
Micot Pauling Uzendun
Union States
Berlitn
Joe Jacoba
Montreal
Pyle's Marathoners Head to St. Louis
Pyle's marathon team travels from Sollinsville to St. Louis for competition starting April 4 by train. The Long Beach, California withdrawal follows a late-developing setback reported earlier in the day.
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ST. Louis
Sollinsville
Long Beach
Cal
Salo Wins Toned Race at Vandalia Meet
Toho Salo of Pananic New Jersey won the event with a 50.9 wire time from Vandalia. Paul Simpson of Burlington New Jersey finished second, while Pete Gaynee held a late pace for third among 172 starters as 27 were in today’s race.
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Pananic
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Paul Simpson
Burlington
Salo Nerod
Pete Gaynee
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