Babe Sees Close Race With Macks
Babe Ruth predicts a 1930 world series between the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs. He says the Yankees win the American League title with strong pitching and criticizes the Athletics infield. Ruth projects Cincinnati to rise to third in the National League behind Chicago and New York, noting a tight AL race unseen since 1922.
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Tough Boy HEN Walter Pickerd Meets Tony Lungo in Local Headliner
Walter Pickerd, local heavyweight sensation with four quick knockouts in as many starts, faces Tony Lungo at Tomlinson hall Thursday. Lungo, 180 pounds, is a Sammy Mandell protege and eyes a bright future, while Pickerd aims to prove himself in his first headlining bout.
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Indiana Baseball Set for Southern Trip and Home Opener
Indiana University coach Everett Dean plans a southern trip to Oxford Mississippi for games at the University of Mississippi from April 3 to April 8. The Hoosiers schedule first home games April 11 and 12 with Wabash followed by Ball Teachers College, De Pauw, Chicago, Minnesota, Ohio State, Purdue, and Northwestern across April and May.
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Long Shots Triumph in Race Meet
In New Orleans on March 26 form players soured as favorites faltered and underdogs prospered in a day of racing. Talented Prince paid 16.90 for a $2 mutuel, Tiger Flower hit 133.80, and Gold Ridge won at 7.10, with seven races averaging 33.50. Buddy Dainty, in Jacksonville March 28, rode six mounts at St Johns Park totaling three firsts two seconds and a third.
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Local Sacred Heart club holds Sunday practice at Gar field park
Early baseball notes show the Question Marks parish team drilling at Gar field park with Y M S players. April games sought via Dr 0578 John Massing manager. A meeting at Winamac hall 29 Clifton at 7 30 to form a fast club plus Sturm noted. NET STAR WEDS AUSTIN Tex March 26 Wilmer Allison of the 1930 Davis cup team wed Anne Caswell of Austin.
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McIntire Wins At Crooked Creek with 48 in Shoot
J. D. McIntire topped the weekly Crooked Creek Gun Club fifty target event Tuesday with a 48. Hessong placed second with 46.
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Bowling notes from Indianapolis and regional leagues
Indianapolis Times and Crescent Paper snagged three wins in Commercial League play on Illinois alleys over Martin Parry and Geo. J. Mayer. Jewel Tea, Citizens Gas, Link Belt and Marmon Eight beat L P. and L. Co, Hayes Boay, A. C. W. of A. and Ballard Ice Cream. Link Belt prepared for Chicago clash by rallying to 979 and 952 after an 837 start. Lions Club season closed with Printers Devils one game ahead of Sore Throat. Al Schoen led with 184 season average.
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Art Signs White Sox Contract Shires to join Chicago on $7000 deal
Charles Arthur Shires agreed to play for the Chicago White Sox this year for 7000 dollars. He left Tuesday for San Antonio to begin training while Bud Clancy competes for the first base job and may challenge for the position.
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Milwaukee Tuesday bouts feature multiple decisions and knockouts
King Tut of Milwaukee stops Lope Tenorio in the fourth round as Tait Littman of Cudahy earns a ten round decision despite a broken left hand. Other results include Joe Glick beating Georgie Balduc in New York and Gaston Lecarde edging Mickey Blake in Bethlehem, with several more ten round decisions and KO outcomes reported from across the country.
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Spaulding Bridgeforth and Barley Clark Vie in State 3-Cushion Final
Defending champions Spaulding Bridgeforth and Barley Clark meet in the final of the state Negro championship three-cushion series at Lucky Strike billiard parlor located at 455 Indiana Avenue tonight at 8. The match seals the championship outcome.
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Buffalo Wins 1-0 in IHL Playoff Bid
Buffalo defeated Detroit 1 to 0 at Ft. Erie to reach the final playoff round. The Bisons advance to face Cleveland in a best of five championship series sought after by fans.
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West Virginia Veteran Places Third in A B C
Foss Bailey of Parkersburg West Virginia posted a 703 in singles placing him third in the American Bowling Congress event. Bailey and partner Ben Dorn tied for ninth in doubles with 1 264, and Dorn duplicated his score in the singles. The pair believed their combined best could have set a new doubles record.
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Twenty nine teams enter U Chicago scholastic tournament
Entry of St. Mel's high school of Chicago brings the number of teams to twenty nine for the University of Chicago national interest scholastic basketball tournament. The event begins next week and a full quota of thirty two teams is expected to enter by then.
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