Yankees Take Over League Leadership
New York April 26 United Press reports the Yankees took sole the lead in the American League by defeating the Athletics while the Tigers lost to the White Sox. Bullitt infielders Rolfe and Hefner contributed solid defense with eight double plays behind a steady pitching effort. Cleveland pounded the Browns 5 to 4 behind Monte Pearson as St Louis and Boston games faced weather delays. The Chicago Cubs extended a seven game win streak in the National League, while Cincinnati beat Brooklyn and the Dodgers lost.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Fiat
Inle
McCarthy
Yankees
Athletics
Sox
Ronkles Red Rolfe
Hefner
Anthousis
Rolfe
Teres
Frankie Crosetti
Dickey
Chapman
Hefnen
Putty
Gehrig
Vistonay
Tree
Miton Benton
Bineon Halls Ednijies
Ghaysasn
Benton
Klin
Catia
Hehind
Gostin
Frasier
Hayes
Jones
Wyatt Iresidge
Chiso
Auker
Marberay
Cleveland
Monte Pearson
Indians
Fecoril
Bill Aneiges
Derringer
Kulp
Cincini
Pat Malone
Brivey
Bynyliyn
Dodgers
Thea
New York Boxing Board’s Feath erweight Championship Plan Fails to Draw
The New York State Athletic Commission struggles to salvage a feath erweight tournament born from Brig. Gen. James J Phelan’s idea. Only 302 ballots were filed and receipts reach $280, while promoters raise per bout payments. Fighters faced travel and service costs as criticism grows over regulatory meddling and fairness.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Miurdie
Uhanikin
James J Phelan
Boxing Board
Pyhe
Lenos Sports Chi
Alkigusiy
Anil Pub
Andy Martin
Tommy Buckley
Bostim Stank
Mipil Po
Oe Coursa
Avew
York Chmintessom
Jimmy
Yesterday's Heroes Hit Random Baseball Highlights In Dense Text
Yesterday's Heroes features Don Fetter and Hal Lee among scattered baseball mentions. The garbled report notes home runs, doubles, and early runs, with incomplete references to teams like Braves Maile, White Sox, and New York Philadelphia games.
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Don Fetter
Yinikves
Hal Lee
Braves
Maile
Bill Jurges
Gubs
Aerts
Homer Sail
Minter Hayes
White Sox
Kove
Gyinning
Rin
Three Davis Cup Candidates in Net Semi Finals
In Hot Springs Virginia on April 26 three Davis Cup candidates and four former stars reached the Virginia State tennis tournament semifinals. Francis X. Shields Lester Stoeffen and Wilmer Allison advanced to the men’s singles semis as did John Van Ryn, who denies current candidacy. Doubles pairings see Allison and Van Ryn facing Shields and Stoeffen.
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Virginia
Shields
Stoeffen
Allison
van Ryn
United Press Hot
Walter Martin
Toronto
Sheften
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Charles Lockhart
Pittsburgh
Weward Puller
Salem
Mass
Bott
Jane Sharp
Los Angeles
M's. Marjor
Gladman van Ryn
Philadelphia
Katheryne Winthrop
Baston
Mary Reed
Chicago
Mics Reed
Flice
Helen Grawn
Detroit
Wrestling Results Highlight International Contests In New York
Abe Coleman of Los Angeles defeated Hans Kampmeer of Germany while Sandor Szabo of Hungary pinned Jo Duset of Omaha Jim McMillen of Lingis beat Andy Jasphor of Chicago. Portrait in beads completed in Harrisville New Hampshire by George E. Dunnagle from 27000 bead heads forming a 10 by 12 inch portrait of President Roosevelt.
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New York
Abe Coléman
Los Angeles
Hans Kampéer
Germany
Ab Newark
N. d
Sandor Szabo
Jungary
Jo Duset
Omaha
Jim McMillen
Tlingis
Andy Jasphor
Chicago
Harrisville
N. H
Monsevelt
George E. Dunaiglee
Porraat
New York Penn League eyes strong 1924 season
The New York Penn League anticipates a bright 1924 season as eight clubs announce revamped rosters. Hazleton joins the circuit, moving from York, and teams in Binghamton Elmira Scranton Williamsport Reading Harrisburg and Wilkes-Barre plan 140 game schedules with opening day May 1 and a first half ending July 2.
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United Press Harrisburg
New York-Pennsylvania Baseball League
Binghamton
Elmira
Scranton
Hazleton
Williamsport
Reading
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Standings and results from yesterday and schedule notes
Yesterday in American League Chicago 3 lost to Detroit five to Cleveland. St Louis 1 beat New York 3. Philadelphia 4 defeated Boston while Boston played Washington in cold conditions. In other appears Newark 11 led Toronto as Chicago faced Detroit, Cleveland met St Louis, and Boston hosted Washington. Future matchups include Cleveland at St Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at New York, and Cincinnati at Chicago.
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American Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
International
Newark
Toronto
Oday
Lou Chicago
Local tennis team选 prepares for Knoxville tourney
Eight players from Oil City, led by A M Tumey and F M Schante, depart for Knoxville for the National Valley Ball tournament after a meeting resolved to proceed. Art Scott will fill in for injured Wiseman as the squad uses secretary Tumey and Schante’s cars for transport. The trip faced earlier opposition but is now approved. Crime slump hits Utah with a 10 percent drop in incidents in the year ending April 1, per the public safety commission.
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Oil City
Knoxville Tenn
A. M. ‘Tummey
F. M. Schanté
Knoxville
Wiseman
Art Scott
Mackey
Tamy Adams
French
Jonison
Morrison
Utah
Salt Lake Ctty
Public Safety Commission
Washington's Books Costly in Philadelphia History
A Philadelphia sale yielded a net profit of 57,673.00 from an 1874 purchase of four volumes titled History of the Reign of Emperor Charles Dilth. The buyer named Mrs. Maria Pantish Valley, of Radier, realized 7,700 from the discovery of the engraved graph of George Washington in the volumes.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Joseph Parrigh
Charles Dilth
Maria Pantish ‘Alley
George Washington
Betty Robinson Makes Comeback Bid After 1928 Crash
Betty Robinson, sprint champion of the 1928 Amsterdam Games, stages a comeback in Chicago and Brooklyn after a 1931 air crash. Once holder of world marks in multiple sprints, she recalls memory gaps from the crash yet claims running speed remains, aims for the 1936 Berlin Olympics, and competes in the national outdoor championships and AAU indoor meet.
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Betty Robinson
Hadl
Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
Chicago
Amsterdam
Betty
Marke Betty
Berlin
San Francisco
Londo
Sbé
U. S
Los Angeles
Robinson
Brooklyn
Jim
Walker Kearns Bread Ticket Promises in Hollywood
Los Angeles report states Jack Kearns relies on 25 percent of McKay Walker earnings as toll court commissioner cites him for a $1,166 tailor bill. The ex-manager of Dempsey, aiding Jude to attract $91,000,000 prize value, has few other supports. He claims Walker is promoting in Hollywood with $18,000 in the hole and a shutdown on city council orders.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jack Kearns
Mckay Walker
Dempsey
Jude
Gates
Walker
Hollywood
Corry 1 Published Sees A Zateneicales National
Advertising entry shows a 32.50 rate for restricted notices in a Michigan publication. Names and places are garbled but imply local chamber activity and postal handling of notices. The item reads as a classified style entry about publication fees and processing.
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CORRY
Zateneicales National AG Frei
W. Bartle
Michigan Stormtfelts Chamber
DeSealesSeae
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