Ostermueller Tops Indians In Tight White Sox Win
Fritz Ostermueller pitched six hits and six strikeouts to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. The win moved Chicago atop the American League standings while Boston and Cleveland split their day, and Pittsburgh beat Boston 8 4 in another major league game.
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Hersert W. Barker
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Boston
Red Sox
Fritz Ostermueller
Bob Grove
Rube Walberg
George Heckette
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Ostenmutler
Tribe
Mel Almada
Bie
Sammy Hale
Bruce Campbell
Cleveland
Ostermteller
Max Bishop
Rey Johnson
Indians
White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Sisler Says Baseball Is Poor Racket For Second-Rate Players
George Sisler senior criticizes pushing his two sons into pro baseball. George Jr. 17 and Dick 14 are touted by scouts, but Sisler says it’s too early to tell if they can make the grade. He favors schooling and a possible college path with later optional pro tryouts.
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Bal Boyle
Louis
George Sisler
George
Sport
Young George
St. Louis
Sister
George, Jr
University of Midhi
Ran
Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Boston Braves
Ty Cobb
Princes Eileen
David
Omaha's Trainer Won't Concede Derby Star Equal To Gallant Fox
NEW YORK May 1 Fitzsimmons, trainer of Sunny Jim for William Woodward's Omaha, says he may never concede the Derby winner is equal to Gallant Fox. He will judge Omaha after a few more big stakes and races to prove he can match his famed father. Fitzsimmons, 61, has trained for 40 years and handles horses for Woodward Wheatley Stable Ogden Phipps and Maxwell.
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Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons
Daddy
New York
Zeshion
Aqueduct
Woodward
Wheatley Gable
Ogden
Phipps
H. C. Phipps
Howard Maxwell
Coyotes and Vikings split two seven inning games
South Dakota Coyotes and Vikings split a diamond series with a 7 to 5 loss for the Coyotes in the first game after a late rally by the Vikings, then the Coyotes rebounded to win the second game 12 to 4, with scoring across innings.
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Coyotes
Vikings
Vennus
South Dakota
Augustena
University
Toft
Boos
Asley
Zehnpfen
Jensen
Eckern
Hans
Dubois
Zehnpfenning
Safe Hit Escapes In Michigan State Tilt
EAST LANSING. Northwestern outfielder Benikolf may wonder how to collect a hit in college ball against Michigan State. Henikolk lined a bases loaded single to center but Milt Lehnhardt charged from center, fielded on one hop, and threw to the plate for a forceout at the plate.
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Ball East Lansing
Benikolf
Northwesternn University
Felow
Michigan State
Henikolk
Milt Lehnhardt
Lehnhardt
Henikoi
Kronbach Stars In Holding Fort For MSU Baseball
Allen Kronbach, Michigan State’s right handed junior pitcher, twice entered games trailing and held opponents scoreless as MSU rallied to win. He blanked Hillsdale after an 8-4 lead slipped away, then shut down Northwestern after a seven run second inning, with the Spartans coming back to a 9 to 9 or 9 to 8 victory.
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Movundsman
East Lansing
Mich
Allen Kronbach
Michigan State College
Setarday
Kronbach
Hillsdale
State
Northwestern
Purple
Spartang
City Softball League Expands to Seven Teams
At a meeting of team managers last night it was decided to admit Company C into the city softball league extending the circuit to seven teams. Other teams include AO, U, Wi, Texaco Oilers, Knights of Pythias, Lampe Market, Evening Heronne, and Myers Carmel 3. Three rounds of games are planned with the 195 season opening next Tuesday May 14.
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Ate& Meeting
A O
Texaco Oilers
Knights of Pythias
Lampe Market
Evening Heronne
Myers Carmel
Yale Triumphs 6 1 as Plass Returns on mound
Yale defeats Buffalo 6 to 1 behind strong pitching by Alley Plass and solid defense. Slippery field caused miscues while Tedhy and Tubandt led Yale hitters with multiple hits. Batteries were Yale A Masses and Martin against Buffalo N Rocher Roy Roeber and F Bintjer and Tubandt.
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Yale
Alley Plasss
Buffalo
Ohm Yule Jett
Tubandt
California Bear Crew to Serve as Household Staff
California coach Ky Ebright plans a thrift program for the 1928 intercollegiate rowing title pursuit at Poughkeepsie. The Bear oarsmen will act as dishwashers, chambermaids, and dormitory aides in a facility with a second story dorm, a cookhouse, and beds sourced from campus to cut hotel costs. The baggage car will transport beds and bedding to the Hudson area. Ebright aims to include freshman, junior varsity, and varsity crews with minimal extra expense.
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Berkeley
Call
Husky
University of Cal
Fortua
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Ky Ebright
Napoleon
California
Ebbright
Ebright
Freshonin
Woonsocket Club Opens Season with Victory Over Storma
The Woonsocket baseball team beat Storma 7 to 2 Sunday. Jensen started for Woonsocket and left after sixth inning as Triplett relieved. Both pitchers fanned several batters. Pawlowskis pitched for Storma, Paul striking out eight. Woonsocket held nightly practices this week.
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Woonsocket
Spesigh
Paul Pawlowski
Storla
Paul
Ted
Woonsocket Club
Dakota Belles Begin First Drill Session in 1935 Campaign
Central South Dakota's Dakota Belles opened practice at the J H Beedle diamond near Haron under coach Floyd Gluesing. The initial workout focused on position selection and extended players. An additional drill is planned for Sunday as organizers seek practice games with other teams in the region.
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Dakota Belles
Fahrendorf
Central South Dakota
J. H Beedle
Haron
Floyd
Exma
Elief
Sema
Kiet
Revolta Seen As Likely National Open Favorite
Pittsburgh May 2 Gene Sarazen picks Johnny Revolta of Wisconsin as the probable winner of the national open next month. Sarazen visits Oakmont and says the 1927 tougher course will challenge players. he estimates a 26 under par score to win and notes his own 109-to-1 odds. A large field of amateurs and pros compete in sectional qualifiers across the country for 122 spots starting June 6 at Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Doughty
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Revolta
Wisconsin
Gene
Oakmont
Tommy Armour
Heralta
Henry Picard
Berkshey
New York
Olin Dutra
Craig Wood
Walter Hagen
Detroit
al Warrows
Gilist
Chuck Kocsis
Philadelphia
Henry Picach
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Jimmy Thomson
Ray Mamgrem
Los Angeles
Turnesa Brothers
Jom
Wilsie
Boston
Baseball Results and Postponements Across Leagues
National League games were postponed due to threatening weather with Chicago at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Boston vs. Birkofer, Padden, Grace, and teammates among noted lineups. American League saw New York at Chicago and Washington at St. Louis postponed for wet grounds with Philadelphia at Detroit also deferred.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
National League
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphi
American -Ass ‘Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Associated Press
National League Chicago
Detroit
ROK
Deklotz Weighs Cecil McDowell Use For Region Meets
Huron High coach George Deklotz debates how to use Cecil McDowell, the district sprint star, at Region 4 and State meets in Sioux Falls. McDowell's versatility shines after a three-win relay showing. 440 yard likely his only definite event, with possible roles in mile and other relays depending on strategy and meet rules.
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South Dakota
George Deklotz
Huron High Schol
Cecil McDowell
Sioux Falls
Huron
Mel Dowell
Huron College
Moonea Dowell
Tate
Patr Jonal
Johnny Kander
Ashbury Park
N. J
Grey Harold Sorenson
Brookings
McDowell
Pinehurst
Sioux Folly
Pat Jgarbic
Lea
Mila
Atood
Hoda
Eig Pd
Foatta
Cusch Deklotz
State High School Association
Rulwas
Blues St Paul Win Streak Ends in May 1921 Action
In Chicago 1921 May baseball notes show St Paul winning fifth straight 3 2 over Toledo as Miwaukee’s Braxton improved to four straight with a 7 1 result. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 7 4 while Lou Fetic outpitched Roxy Lawson in St Paul’s victory. Minneapolis pounded Louisville 12 8 with five homers led by Dutch Holland Johnny Gill Lea Norris Spencer Hierig and Gaffke. Catcher Pinky Hargrave leaves with a finger injury.
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Chicago
American Association
St Paul
Indianapolis
Toledy
E. Garland Braxton
Miwakee
Southpaw
Louleville
Kansas City
Lou Fetic
Roxy Lawson
St. Paul
Broxton
Louisville
Jim Turner
Blues
Bob Logan
Gix Ita
Minneapolis
Columbus Red Birds
Dutch Holland
Johnny Gill
Lea Norris
Spencer Hierig
Gaffke
Millers
Pinky Hargrave
Radio Features Week Best in Radioland in New York
New York May 17 Radio listings show WEAF NBC and WABC CBS announce programs for the week. Morgenthau to speak on The American Dollar at 10 p.m. Monday. Evening lineup includes Dr Robert Millikan address plus Ed Wynn and Bing Crosby spots. Other stations feature Abe Lyman, Walter O Keeffe, Fibber McGee and Molly, and Senator Tydings on economy and recovery.
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Weafnbc
Wabc-Cbs
Boye
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Robert A. Millikan
Ben Bernie
Chick Sale
Ed Wynn
Huffinghams
Abe Lyman
Bing Crosby
Walter O'Keefe
Gov. Talmadge
Georgia
America
WBBM
Chicago
Wiz
NBC
Eddie
Red Trails
Westmer
Epic Fight for Control of Los Angeles City Hall
Adherents and opponents of Upton Sinclair contest the Los Angeles general election as the End Poverty in California forces seek to capture the city administration. Eleven city council seats are on the ballot with major and anti epic candidates in play, plus races for four school board posts and one of two municipal judgeships.
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Epic
Los Angeles
Upton Sinclair
Califfornia
Sinclair
Vico
Siso
Board of Education
Regional 4 title fight and Pierre enters for third straight crown
Huron faces a tough load as Lake-Tiners push to unseat Piesre from Region 4 throne. Dekioiz lacks pit and weight, while Capt. Earl Peterson and Billy Busch lead Tigers’ likely point returns. Pierre looms as heavy favorite to capture third straight title amid strong sprinters and hurdlers among Governors. The regional meet wraps a bye-week cinder schedule, with Dakota Wesleyan dual Friday and state meets set for May 16 in Huron.
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McDowell
Huron
Piesre
Dekioiz
Earl Peterson
Billy Busch
Peat Hohm
Gerald
Snedigay
Tigers
Hohm
Bennett
Pierre
South Dakota
Pieters
Jack Thorpe
Grotnd
Corwin Land Allen
Steffen
Jensen
Miler
Huron ‘College
Dakota
Wesleyan
East Side Juniors Plan Tonight Meeting at City Diamond
East Side junior American Legion baseball players will gather this evening at the Simmons avenue and Tenth street diamond for registration and lineup before opening city league play. Earlier this month west side youths and north side players also met at local diamonds and schools.
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East Side
American Legion
Simmons Avenue
Tenth Street
Nevada Sverua
Eighth
Ninth Streets
North Side
McKinley School
Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Lloyd Wener of the Pirates pitched bravely with a double and three singles. Fritz Ostermacher of the Red Sox allowed one run over six innings, struck out six, and earned a win.
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Associated Press
Lloyd Wener
Pirates
Fritz Ostermacher
Red
Sox
Eld Inediana
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