Dallas Wins Opener From Locals 2 0
The Dallas submarine defeated the Shamrock 2 to 0 in the opening game. Lefty May starred for Dallas with seven strikeouts in six innings, while Bono dominated the Shamrock bats, allowing two runs on nine hits. O Leary robbed Crouch of extra bases in right field, preserving the lead as Dallas seized the early win.
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U. S. S. Mongolia
Dallas
League Park Sea
Bono
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Kuhn
Dunckel
Smith
McCandless
Jono
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O'Leary
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Charley
Reilly
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Booe
Baggan
Myers
Schliebner
Johnny
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Palmer
Bone
Sicking
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Cscacccceevas
Con
Schebner
Hoffman
Galveston
Tex
Shreveport
Shreveporters
Becker
Fueaux
Balentt
Eereaneeene Callahan
Sharman
Smee
Tarleton
Stuart
User
Karr
Gudger
Carroll
Melver
Tules
Naeben Maarment
Ee Smith
Diamond
Hauser
Callahan
Ed Tnninge
Napier
Udger
Om Ik
We Ae
Terry
Ore Ae
E. Pewer
Ari i Bane
Kerry
Haveas
Baseball Scores From Evening Doubleheaders
In Columbus the Milwaukee team won 5 to 2. Louisville defeated Kansas City 4 to 1. Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 5 to 3. Toledo-St. Paul contest halted by wet grounds.
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American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo-St. Paul
Wet Grounds
Burns Outpoints Minor in Des Moines Bout
Sally Burns of Minneapolis defeated Jimmy Minor of Memphis Tennessee by outpoint in a ten round boxing match in Des Moines as reported by ringside reporters.
Russi Wins Lone Star Rifle Club Indoor Shoot
C. F. Russi Jr. scored 96 out of 100 to take first honors at the Lone Star Rifle Club event on its indoor range at 408 Military Plaza. E. Menn earned 92, H. Arnold 90, E. O. Quinn 86, and A. Flores 80. next Sunday at 8 am the club holds a big rifle competition at the municipal range, open to the public.
England to Curtail Horse Racing During War
The Times reports England will severely restrict horse racing to save food. It may suspend racing for the war, with a proposal to turn out or kill most of the 4000 horses. Kenedy Jones of food economics warned oats stocks could run out by mid June.
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London
the Times
England
Kenedy Jones
Food Economics
The
Daily Mail
Perry Sells From Atlanta to Cincinnati in Baseball Deal
Scott Perry, a pitcher with Atlanta last season, was sold outright to Cincinnati after being returned from Chicago. Perry refused to report to Atlanta following his release by Chicago and was shipped to Cincinnati.
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Perry
Cincinnatil
Atlanta
Scott Perry
Chicago Nationals
Cincinati
Chicago
Lewis to Meet Griffiths in Columbus Bout
After two postponements Ted Lewis the British welterweight will box John ny Griffiths of Akron Ohio in Columbus on April 30. They will weigh 124 pounds for a 3 o'clock bout.
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Griffiths
Columbus
Ohio
Ted Lewis
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Standings and Friday Games in Texas League
Thursday results show San Antonio 2 Houston 0 and Dallas 5 Fort Worth 4. Waco 6 Beaumont 5 in ten innings. Shreveport 6 Galveston 5. Friday schedule: Dallas at San Antonio. Shreveport at Galveston. Waco at Beaumont. Fort Worth at Houston.
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Dallas
Shreveport
Galveston
Waco
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Houston
Pet
Houston Ceeertrraw
Wacoaneeeeeee
Dallas A
Thursday Results From Rainy East Coast Games
Baseball scores list Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4 and Boston at Brooklyn with more games noted as rain. Matchups include New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis with Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cleveland Tops Chicago 3 to 0 Behind Strong Pitching
In a Cleveland win, Chicago was shut out 3 to 0 as the Tigers and Cardinals faced rain and the White Sox tested cold conditions. Other matchups included St. Louis at Detroit and Philadelphia at New York with Washington at Boston.
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St. Louis
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Mantis
Pet
Ecveewedl
Seagee
Eeeld
Washington Eeeell
Cleveland defeats Caen 3 0 in NL action
In Chicago Cleveland wins 3 to 0 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Box score shows Cleveland at .200 producing three runs while Chicago is shut out. Batteries: Bagby O'Neill for Cleveland and Faber Russell Schalk for Chicago. Rain interrupts Brooklyn and Philadelphia games with postponements.
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Cleveland
Caen
Chicago
R. H. E. Cleveland
Bagby and
O'Neill
Faber, Russell and Schalk
Cincinnati Beats Chicago In Nine-Inning Victory
Cincinnati tops Chicago 6 to 4 as Douglas and Wilson, Ring and Wingo drive the offense. Weathering rain and cold, New York and Boston games are postponed. Detroit and St Louis also idle with postponed matchups.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Douglas and
Wilson
Ring
Wingo
Ducky Swan Granted Unconditional Release by Beaumont
Oscar K. Swan known as Ducky, longtime pitcher for Kansas City in the American Association, was released unconditionally by Beaumont after three years with the local club. He played ten years for Kansas City before joining Beaumont.
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Beaumont
Tex
Oscar K. Swan
Ducky
Kansas City
American Association
Aero Squad Seeks Game for Next Sunday
The Third Aero Squadron baseball team seeks a game for next Sunday. Ring Sergeant Rector at Crockett 9533. Colored excursion Seguin May 10. One dollar round trip. Special train leaves at 5 30 a. m. Southern Pacific Ady.
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Aero Squad
Aero Squadron
Rector
Crockett
Seguin
Southern Pacific
Ady
Buffs Rally For 5 4 Win Over Fort Worth
Houston edges Fort Worth 5 to 4 in a ninth inning comeback. McCarty doubles, Noyes singles, Criss delivers a run scoring single, Hemingway hits a critical triple as Houston surges ahead. Fort Worth pitcher Leverett remains in game after foul ball injury.
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Tex
Fort Worth
McCarty
Noyes
Criss
Hemingway
Leverett
Fort Womb
Kircher
A.E. Hemingway
Ccceoess
Britton
Dogartan
Frierson
Coetsoghacceel
Northen
Cosecsteas
Citrano
Query
Zee Stellbauer
Aire Newman
McCerty
A Bovem
Hiett
Scnccescisseveres
Os Kircher
Crichlow
Williams
Bailey
Gray
Tocals Cves
Teeve Seeess
Sipeesties
Pailey
Record Smashing Is Promised Today
Philadelphia April 27. The twenty third annual relay race carnival of the University of Pennsylvania opened at Franklin Field with a representative entrant list. Despite wartime, athletes from major colleges and schools competed across 27 events including sprint and distance medley relays and the 440 yards hurdle. Weather was fine.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
America
lHeges
Harlandale Seeks Baseball Game Next Sunday
Harlandale baseball club seeks a game next Sunday evening with Eugene Rudwick at 6672. The request targets a friendly matchup to fill the schedule and attract local support.
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Harlandale
Harlandale Baseball Club
Eening Eugene Rudwick
Wagner quits after jeers from Pittsburgh fans
Hans Wagner, Pirates shortstop, abandoned the game after jeers from Pittsburgh fans, as recounted by Frank Schulte of the Chicago Nationals. Wagner admitted he could tolerate many things but could not endure the hooting, saying it might be time to leave the game.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Pirates
Frank Schulte
Chicago Nationals
Schulte
Wagner
Frank
Sale of Players Valid Passes by Three I League
The Davenport club in the defunct Three I League successfully sold catcher Graham to Quincy and outfielder O'Brien to Nashville. The National Association of professional leagues ruled the transfers valid, a decision received by Three I President Tearney in Chicago.
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Chicago
Davenport Club
Graham
Quincy
O’brien
Nashville
National Association of Professional Leagues
Tearney
Alton Club Owner Claims Davenport Franchise Players
Harry E. Jarrett, owner of the Alton club, who purchased the Davenport franchise, claimed the services of these players.
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Harry E. Jarrett
Alton
Davenport
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Ducky” Swan
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Birdsong & Facts Potchernick
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Frank D. Wensley
Main Plaza
Dallas Vs
Gunter Hotel
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