Giants Trade Rumor Sparks Fan Curiosity In Baseball Season
A column reviews a complex trade talk involving John McGraw's ex plans and Bob O Farrell, noting urging moves for Hogan behind the plate and outfield help. It highlights Ripples from New York Giants St Louis trade chatter, fan curiosity, and early season shifts across teams including Pirates and Reds with Springfield edging Erie Sailors in a tense tenth.
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Bob OP Urrel
New York Giants
George Harp
Hogan
McGraw
Hornsby
Giants
Rogers
Boston
Braves
Bob O'Farrell
Newsons Ag
Eiven
Cardinals
Trigger
O'Farrell
Yesatary
Three World Boxing Titles and Olympic Trials Week
A crowded week in sport opens with three world boxing title bouts and major championships. Sam Mandell and Jimmy McLarnin loom in a possible lightweight clash at the Polo Grounds if rain holds off, with Graham and others seeking bantam and junior lightweight crowns. Davis Cup action spans Europe and the Americas as U S teams face China and Canada while London hosts tennis rivals and Prestwick hosts amateur golf. Strong lineups from France, Britain, and the United States highlight a diverse schedule across tennis golf boxing and track events at Cambridge and Paris venues.
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Frank Getty
United Brass
New York
Prestwich
Scotland
Paris
Pop Aly Cam
Jim C. C. Pyle
Madison Square Gardens
Tex Rickard
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy McLacnin
Polo Grounds
Wesneatuy
Iezy
Schwartz
Bushy Graham
Uues
Madison Square Garden
Ted Morgan
Eddie Cannonball Martin
America
Prestwick
Johnny McHugh
San Francisco
Douglag Grant
London
Une
Tyeddell
Draign
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N.Y
Hunter
Miss Wills
Crawford
Misa Ackhurst
Great Britain
Mans Dell
Gra Jam
Brartin
Prench Tennie
Rene Lucnete
Borolsa
Brug
Aon
Aunter
Mise
Wilts
Stanford
Canada
Warren Indies Organize For 1928 Season
Warren May 1 announcement that the Warren Indies have organized for the 1928 season and are arranging games was made by Myron Jewell of the Bankers who is the tender. The team is composed of local infielders and outfielders. First game at St Marys Sunday May 27 with the representative team of that city. French Duncan to manage with Jewell as manager and several signed players including Cut McCullough Dick Pearce Al Wolfe Harold Wilson Jimmy Wilson Toe Gardner and Elam Van Gilder. Detroit defeated Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 as Pethergill hit a tying homer in the ninth.
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Warren
Warren Indies
Myron Jewell
Bankers
St. Marys
Exposition Park
French Duncan
Warren Collegians
Jewell
Cut McCullough
Dick Pearce
al Wolfe
Harold Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Toe Gardner
Local Loop Tuesday Meeting For Industrial Baseball League
All league clubs are urged to send representatives to a Tuesday night meeting in the Municipal Building at 8:30 to set opening week plans for the Wednesday May 30 season start. Reappointments of players will be discussed and clubs will approve a submitted schedule.
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Induustrial Baseball League
Braves Stop Winning Streak of Bruins 4 to 3
United Press reports Boston stops Chicago Cubs’ 13 game win streak as Bob Smith hurling Braves to a 4 to 3 victory over Chicago. Giants and Cardinals split a St Louis double header before 38 224 fans. Pirates fall to Reds 3 to 2. Indians sweep Senators 4 to 0.
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United Press
Bob Smith
Braves
Chcago Cubs
Boston
Chicago
New York Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Carde
Yankees
Sportsman's Park
Allen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Red
Reds
del Bissonette
Brooklyn Rabio
Philadelphia Phillies
George Pipgram
St Louis Browns
Bari Combs
Sam Gray
Cleveland Indians
Washington Seastore
Rickard and Fugazy Vie for Boxing Public in Metropolis
Rickard and Fugazy resume their battle for favor of the boxing public with planned title bouts and world championship prospects. Promoters trumpet Rickard as the draw while Fugazy backs Kid Francis against Bushy Graham in a bantamweight clash, as both sides court the fans in New York and beyond.
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Fugazy
Metropolis
Figasy
Kid Francis
Bushy Graham
Uleda
Francis Granamight
Alvision
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Iis
Graham
Madigog Square Garden
Rotenberg
Grifig
Budilyn Asgier
Tony Ganeojer
Hill Pitches Two Hit Game For Fourth Straight
Hill fires a two hit performance lifting his team to a fourth straight win Saturday afternoon. Pirates struggle as Corry’s Ray Benge dominates on the mound with command and key defensive plays backing him up. Smith drives in runs, while Hill’s efficient pitching keeps the Pirates from stringing together a rally.
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Caram Huy
Morbis
Die 'Phile
Guymon
Mie Fortines
al Forbes
Atle
Carman
Lares
Smith
Pirke
Luci
Ray Benge
Texas Logue
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Ovapka
Boots Grantham
Arizona
Exch
Grantham
Benge
Virgil Davis Brough
George
Bunker
I Corry
L. Vaneris Jong
Ty al Nixon
Shotton
Gight
Tim
Carmen
National League standings and yesterday's results
National League standings show Cincinnati tied with Pittsburgh and St. Louis leading, with New York and Brooklyn also in strong positions. Yesterday's results include Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 3 and St. Louis 2 New York 1, plus Boston shutting out Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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Youngsville Boys Shine in District Field Events Meet
In a district track and field meet at Hiloracholastle, Youngsville’s Coieh Reid Pierce and Hilal tenailogs led strong field performances. New records fell as Carroll Linborg of Moungsville and Landborg excelled in pole vault and javelin. Erie Academy’s team dominated, with Bust placing well and Oral Whibiel earning runner up in the javelin.
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Youngsyile
Hilal Tenailogs
Himawit Ie Athletic
Chelon
Northwestern
Pontsylvanid Pierce
Timne
Hyokanatraw Valley
Tunneil Gul
Kin
Youngayille Tuckham
Small
Hiloracholastle
Hele
Hilleaoon
Erie Academy
Tie Athieles
Carroll Linborg
Moungeville
Landborg
Ly Stone Ley Fuller
Lindbong
End of Week Nears in Pyle’s Long Run Race
United Press report from WAVERLY May 1 describes the final stage of Pyle’s cross country event heading toward Madison Square Garden. Andrew Payne, a young Claremore Oklahoma runner, contends for victory as Bulll Simpson wins the latest lap in Bath. The field remains tight with leaders Jamie and Payne hoping to place among the top money winners.
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James Powers
United Press
Waverly
Pyle
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles
Depowit
N. Yu
Andrew Payne
Clare
Ho Gniahin
John Salo
Pansaio
Nyah
Winn
Unclear placename politics rumor list
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