Three second division clubs seek NL first division spoil
New York dispatch assesses Cincinnati Brooklyn and Philadelphia as strong challengers to Cubs Pirates Giants and Cardinals for NL supremacy. It notes Reds and Robins changes, pitching hope, and Philly power with Alexander coaching and a strong infield and feared bats O Doul and Klein.
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Exposition schedule update for spring training games
Major league clubs played exhibition games across Florida and California. Results include Detroit 7 Brooklyn 3 and Phillies 5 Athletics 2 in Florida. Cubs 17 Los Angeles 12 and Pirates 10 Oakland 9 in California. Shikat defeats Steinbach in New York wrestling at Ridgewood Grove.
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New York Pair Leads A B C As Wisconsin Team Tops
Cleveland March 27 Two divisions of the American Bowling Congress see new leaders after sensational pin toppling. Schwartz ballrooms Hartford Wis tied New York Spartans for first in team event scoring 2959. Rochester pair Frank Parcari and Joe Lusardi surged to doubles lead with 1337 pins, 26 ahead of Emil Matak and Jimmy Mitchell.
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Rasmussen resigns as Lawrence coach for Milwaukee Country Day
Clarence Rasmussen resigns as Lawrence College football coach to become principal of Milwaukee Country Day School. Edward Kotal, former Lawrence football star, will assume the post.
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Britons to Compete in U S Track Meet
The British Amateur Athletic Association has accepted an invitation to compete with the United States in a track meet on August 27 at Chicago or Cambridge. Daniel J Ferris, secretary of the Amateur Athletic announced today.
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Smiling Gus Suhr Seeks Big Role With Pirates
The opening 1930 Pirates game at Redland Field Cincinnati features Gus Suhr tied to a big season with Pittsburgh. Brought from the Coast League after four minor seasons, Suhr is touted as a potential first baseman to fill a long Pirates lineage since 1901 with thirty players trying.
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Purdue Baseball Calls Off First Outdoor Practice
Heavy snowfall in Lafayette forces Purdue to cancel its planned first outdoor practice as it prepares for the opener against Wabash on April 4.
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Horton Smith Favorite to Defend North and South Open
A field of 115 teeing off in the twenty eighth North and South Open at Pinehurst in Pinehurst North Carolina. Horton Smith the defending champion is favored to repeat as winner of the $5,600 prize fund including $1,500 to the champion amid veteran stars and winter sensations in competition.
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Jones Meets Hancock in Semi Final Wrestling Match
Cowboy Jones of Wyoming faces Ralph Hancock of Elwood Indiana in the semi final of the Dolby Certez Mat Meet Monday. The meet continues with the next round set for the following schedule at the local gym.
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Midget Wolgast May Be barred from defense at 19
World flyweight champion Midget Wolgast, approved by the Pennsylvania commission, is only 19 and may face New York rules barring under 21s from boxing more than six rounds. He won the title in a fifteen round bout with Black Bill of Cuba in New York last Friday.
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Pro Wrestling Card Featuring Merle Dolby vs Don Cortez
Muscle match set at Tomlinson Hall with a single fall or thirty minute limit. Main bout pits Merle Dolby of Columbus against Don Cortez of Spain in best two of three falls. Two additional undercard bouts are being arranged for the program.
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Petrolle Prepares for Azzarella Bout in Fargo Armory
Billy Petrolle trains hard for the upcoming 135 pound clash with Joe Azzarella at the Fargo Armory next Tuesday night. Petrolle has fought six times since a six month layoff, winning all by knockout, while Azzarella is regarded as among the best in the division with notable wins and two battles with champion Sammy Mandell. They previously met in a close six round decision early in their careers.
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