Corry Evening Journal Industrial Squads Resume Championship Night
Industrial Basketball League action returns as Company A and Stanford Hose meet at the State Armory. Maloney may play for Stanford to help even the series, with a possible third game Friday. Attendance urged as guardsmen seek a title tie and local support for the Armory showdown.
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Detroi t Finn Maintains Lead In Marathon Across New Mexico
DETROIT FINN RETAINS LEAD in a three hour cross continental trek from Detroit Finn to Seven Springs New Mexico. Peter Gayuzxi finished second with a time of 7:20:80 for the 40 amifos, while Souminen placed third. Pirates Trounced New York The Rangers near assured a finals spot in the American group with a win over the Pirates. Ban Johnson III In San Diego reports note a wariness over leadership in baseball.
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Perfect bridge hand dealt at Pittsburgh party
Ted Corbett, instructor at Pittsburgh Academy, received a perfect thirteen spades hand at a bridge party hosted by Louis Smith in Allegheny Lebanon suburb. He bid four spades, was not doubled, and achieved a grand slam with his wife as partner.
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Peckinpaugh Expects Indians to Finish Fifth in 1920
New Orleans March 28 Roger Peckinpaugh starting his first season as Cleveland manager says he has no championship aspirations and would be satisfied with fifth place. He sees potential in Uhle at pitcher and changes at third base and center field with Hodapp and Brookie, Eddie Morgan. He praises the catching trio Sewell Myatt Aury and notes strong hitting and spirit among players and owners Alva Bradley and Billy Evans. The Yankees are seen as pennant contenders and Washington Philadelphia Detroit as first division hopefuls.
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Rowland Scouting for Cincinnati Takes Spotlight
United Press report from St. Petersburg notes Rowland, former Chicago White Sox manager and ex-Al standout, signed for Reds exhibition games. He will continue scouting and assisting Yankees until season end as trainer Barrett Pad of California anticipates Olympic lawn prospects.
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Yankees Show Slump Threatens Title Chase
New York Yankees, world champions, have lost seven of eight exhibition games amid weak hitting and spotty pitching. Manager Miller Huggins insists the team will rebound before opening day, while rivals like the Tigers and Cardinals eye a chance to challenge.
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Mohardt Accepts Chicago Doctorate Move to Mayo Clinic
Dr. John Mohardt, noted Notre Dame all American halfback, travels from Chicago to Rochester Minnesota to begin a three year fellowship at the Mayo Clinic. He leaves behind his previous post as he joins a renowned medical program.
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Following the Majors in Southern Training Camps
In New Orleans United Press reports camps across the South. Cincinati Reds veteran pitcher Barnard health concerns after exposure to a poisoning scare. Phila Phillies ready to break camp for five game series with Athletics. Brooklyn Robins head to Miami to face Boston Braves in a pivotal series. Braves receive special pass over Everglades rail line. Ty Cobb not yet regained form as Washington shortstop Rhem struggles in spring action.
Exhibitions in the South ignite scattered pro baseball games
Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Shreveport open series with LA and Miami clubs. Cubs play at Los Angeles while Giants and Dodgers prepare for cross country games. Senators, Maroons, and Browns also figure in regional matchups as teams recalibrate after travel and weather.
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