Wilkes-Barre Miners overpower Pennsylvanians in opener
In an exhibition at Wilkes-Barre the Miners defeated High Point 14 to 7. Dennehey led with a homer and two base hits, while Treon, Cebula and Royston combined on the mound for Wilkes-Barre as pitching struggles and heavy hitting dominated the game.
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Virginia Hoops News? Wait This Is Spring Football
Spring football practice opens at the University of Virginia with 17 lettermen from last season eligible for 1927. Earle Neale heads sessions with Carter Diffey supervising. Returning V men include Benckenstein Holland and four backfield players. Schedule lists Hampden-Sidney, Georgia, VMI, VPI, Tennessee, W and L, Maryland, and North Carolina.
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Hearing Today in Raleigh on Robbery Case
Hearings scheduled this afternoon for Gaston Jones Otis Harrison and Sade Ray charged with robbing and chipping Fannie Davis 75 widow. They have been held in Wake jail since arrest in default of 2500 bail.
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Hard Hitting Yesterday by the Yankee Batsmen
In a New York barnstorming session Rogers Hornsby ended a batting slump by going 4 for 5 with a walk as the Giants beat the Senators 10 to 3 in Birmingham. The Yankees defeated the Cardinals 15 to 8 in Atlanta with Babe Ruth doubling twice and throwing runners out at the plate. Robbie’s group won 6 to 5 over Mobile’s Bears in Alabama.
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Four Day A A U Swim Championships Open in Chicago
The national A A U swimming championships begin tonight in Chicago with a four day program and nearly all world record holders entered across ten events.
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Home Bred Stars Named for Ryder Cup Defense
The United States picks a home grown all professional team for the Ryder Cup in Worcester Massachusetts on June 10 and 11. Walter Hagen will captain and the selection emphasizes American born and raised players based on three years of form. The British squad is led by Abe Mitchell with a roster including Duncan Ray Robson Whitcombe and Hav ers.
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Walter Hagen Out Of Golf With Injured Foot
Walter Hagen is temporarily sidelined due to a left foot injury. A growth on the sole and a probable stone bruise have kept him from competition since January, prompting cancellations through April 15 as he rests to prepare for summer events and the Ryder Cup in Worcester. He will captain the American team.
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Voigt Holds Lead in Gold Tournament at Pinehurst
George Voigt of Washington leads the United North and South amateur golf tourney as 86 hole qualifying continues at Pinehurst. Voigt shot 67 on the number three course yesterday, while William Fownes Jr. of Philadelphia was at 73.
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