Washington Showed Title Class Indians Even Series With Blues
Washington Senator manager Bucky Harris expresses confidence after two exhibition wins, praising veteran pitchers and the lineup across Peckinpaugh Harris Judge Bluege Goslin McNeely Rice and Ruel. He notes arm conditioning and readiness for the regular season as the club aims to top the standings by October.
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Goose” Goslin
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Nurmi suspension lifted but not yet in races this week
United Press reports the Western Association of the A A U lifts Nurmi suspension but officials say he may not race tonight in Minneapolis or tomorrow in St Paul. Nurmi left for a Pacific Coast tour after a heavy cold and would run only if physicians approve his recovery. He offered to accept medical examiners chosen by meet officials.
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Mat Card At Broadway Features Matsuda Reynolds Bout
After light workouts the four principals for tonight's Broadway Theater double header are reported in trim. Matty Matsuda seeks another shot at Jack Reynolds while Tommy Record of Boston who challenged Indiana University's coach last week will also appear. The other bout pairs Alla Hassan against Ernie Maddock.
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Matty Matsuda
Jack Reynolds
Tommy Record
Boston
Indiana University
Alla Hassan
Ernie
Strangler) Maddock
Quadrangular Meet At Tech Field Attracts Three Invaders
Technical track meet hosts Kokomo Crawfordsville and Greenfield Friday with Walter of Kokomo the standout as a state record holder in the 220 yard dash. In shooting, Grinsteiner won the East Side Gun Club singles with 49 of 50, McIntire and Grinsteiner tied in handicap, Remy won the doubles.
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Broad Ripple High Begins Baseball Practice
Broad Ripple High School started baseball practice with twenty three players remaining after jobs. The Ripple schedule is not yet finished and the team will face all other Indianapolis schools this season.
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ERNEST MAUN A ITINERARY OF 1923 GIANTS PITCHER
Ernest Maun, a right handed pitcher formerly with the Giants, was discussed for loan to the Bushmen as New York cut its squad. Transferred by McGrawe to Indianapolis on an optional agreement, Maun posted 26–11 in 1923 with Wichita in the Western League and later served as a relief pitcher for the Giants. He had not reported to the Indians by noon today.
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Manual Highs 11 0 Win Over Lawrence At Garfield Park
Manual High School’s baseball team blanked Lawrence 11 to 0 in seven innings at Garfield Park. Cassady allowed one hit and struck out ten as Hall homered with two aboard in the second. Butler struggled on the mound for Lawrence. Southport visits Garfield Park Friday. West Newton opened with a shutout loss.
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OBrien Wins Twelve Round Decision Over Moran
Mil waukee lightweight Tommy OBrien defeats Pal Moran of New Orleans in a twelve round decision. OBrien was warned several times early for holding.
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United Press
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Klein wins weekly three cushion tourney at Cooler's
Klein defeated Castle 15 to 9 for first honors in the rapid fire billiard tournament at Cooler's on Wednesday night. He also beat Nathan and Jones en route to the title.
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Opening Day Movies at Circle Theater Showcase Local Baseball
The Circle Theater features opening day baseball parade stunts at the park and footage of the first Kansas City Indianapolis game this week. Prominent local boosters and team members are pictured in the program.
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Hartz Enters Two Cars for May 30 Speedway Race
Harry Hartz, noted young auto pilot, has entered two cars for the May 30 Speedway race at the local track. Hartz will drive one car with the second driver yet to be named. He finished second in the Indianapolis 500 in 1922 and 1923.
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Munn's Illness Cited In Loss To Zbyszko In Ring Upset
Philadelphia April 16 Wayne Big Munn abandoned alibis after losing the heavyweight wrestling title to Stanislaus Zbyszko in straight falls at the Arena. Doctors confirmed Munn battled acute tonsillitis and high fever, while Zbyszko attributed his opponent's poor condition to illness and cited his own peak fitness as decisive.
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Jack Dempsey Heads to Europe on Tour
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will depart for New York this week to sail on an extended tour of Europe. He travels with wife Estelle Taylor and film director Jack McDermott.
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Jack McDermott
Illinois U Baseball Beats DePauw 14 to 1 in Home Opener
Illinois University baseball squad overwhelmed DePauw 14 to 1 in the home opener. Simonich and Paxton homered for the Illini, with Barta O Shaughnessey and Kinderman pitching. Martin and Stillwagon pitched for De Pauw.
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Butler Nets Sweep Earlham In Opening Tennis Duel
Butler players dominated the season opener at home, taking six matches against Earlham. Kurzrok won his singles then paired with Sagalowsky for a doubles win, while Richards and McCleay also posted victories as Butler swept the event.
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PLAN FOR BIG OPENING INDIANAPOLIS BASEBALL ASSOCIATION ACTION
The Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association met Wednesday night and drew for diamonds for the coming season. Fifteen diamonds will be used on Saturdays. A parade committee for opening day April 25 was appointed led by Captain Harry Franklin, with Arthur Norris, P. J. Collum, and Hi J. Sehnitzius.
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Butler College Baseball Drops Practice Game To Ft Harrison
Butler College lost a Wednesday practice game to Ft Harrison 4 to 1. Christopher and Morris pitched for Irvington nine and allowed two runs each as the collegians failed to hit in key moments.
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Fournier Myers in slugfest between Dodgers and Phillies
In a Dodgers versus Phillies game at Boyle's thirty acres, first baseman Jack Fournier and Phillies coach Benny Myers fought at the first base coaching box. Both were ejected as umpires and players separated them. a fine is expected. Fournier doubled into a fourth inning double play earlier.
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Butler tilts to face Louisville at Irwin Field Friday
Butler College nine prepared to meet the University of Louisville at Irwin Field in Friday action. The Bulldogs seek a rematch after a 10 to 7 victory in their first meeting. Expected Butler battery is Ewing and Queisser with Woolgar Nipper Strole Mills infield and Keach Griggs Reichel in the outfield. Final tryouts were held today for Kansas Relays entrants in Lawrence Kansas.
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Training at Epstein's Gym Sparks Boxing Fans Interest
Solly Epstein, manager of the Epstein Athletic Club at 724 Russell Ave, invites boxing fans to visit after school hours to watch a squad train. Boxers listed include Roy Wallace Merle Aice Allan Watson Maxie Epstein Don Hole Lou Epstein and Tommy Irving a welterweight of class.
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Major League Baseball Saturday Schedule Across Leagues
Schedule lists games in American Association American League National League including Kansas City at Indianapolis St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Louisville Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago. recent results note a rainout and several tight scores with pitchers Zachary Pennock Meorials and others.
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Bushmen Edge Blues in Thirteen Inns for Extra Inning Victory
The Bushmen defeated the Blues 6 to 5 in thirteen innings as Pug Allen starred with a home run and a triple. Key moments included a disputed ninth inning and a late Tribe rally, with Christy Christenbury banished for arguing a called strike and Schreiber delivering a clutch single in the thirteenth to set up the winning run. President Hickey watched the tense affair while Umpire Murray drew crowd ire for several calls.
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Blues Coast To Thirteen Inning Tie With Hoosiers
Patterson era blues pitcher ETERSON toed the mound for thirteen innings as the Blues battled the Hoosiers. Allen homered and tripled with two walks. Indians collected fifteen hits to the Blues ten as Buck Schemanske struggled with wildness. Detch Henry tripled toward the pole. Yoter and De Loof stole bases. Zwilling planned to use Eddie Schaack versus the Indians. Murray, K C shortstop, handled twelve chances cleanly. Louisville sits as the first 1925 AA leader with the Colonels in undisputed possession.
Major Homers Star in Baseball Spotlight
Wednesday report highlights Flagstead and Robina among major homer hitters with Red Sox and Taylor, Simmons, Ena, Pittaburgh, and Pirates figures including Wright making waves in the league standings.
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