Nurmi Ritola managers defend expense demands for Drake relays
Hugo Quist manager for Paavo Nurmi and Willie Ritola denied excessive expense demands in Drake relays talks. He said negotiations were handled by their agent with Drake University and Nurmi preferred coast events, while noting no involvement by the runners themselves and ready to give a full statement.
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Boots Lose Second Game at Victoria Sunset Team
San Antonio drops its second straight game 4 to 3 at Victoria as four unearned runs in the first frame set the tone. Poor fielding aided the Sunsets while Slim Graef pitched well despite the errors. Conoly had two hits for San Antonio.
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Joske's Panthers Defeat Southern Steels 12 to 5 in Junior League
Hoffman pitched strongly for Joske's Panthers earning credit for a 12 to 5 win over the Southern Steel Juniors at Aullivan-Pittman Park. For Joske's, Hoffman added a double and two singles while Simon contributed a homer and two singles. Ricardo batted four times for the losers with four hits as Beacons forfeited to Frenchys Black Cats due to Bill's absence.
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Hornsby Slowed by Injuries Says Return Delayed
St Louis, April 27. Rogers Hornsby star infielder of the St Louis Naters is sidelined by a hand injury from Thursday’s game with the Cincinnati Reds. Dr Robert F fled, autopsy physician, said Hornsby will be out several days before he can resume duties and is advised to take time returning.
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Seguin Star Fans Thirteen S.A. Men Seguin April 27
Seguin Star notes San Antonio Business College baseball team. Smith had two hits in a midseason game against Seguin with Flores pitching. Seguin won 3 to 10, nine hits recorded by Batipies Smith and Behe Flores and Ticdermax.
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World marks set in track and tennis events
Five to three weeks left for Babe Ruth to depart hospital doctors say. Texas University sets a world record in medley relay at Kansas meet. Bill Tilden wins Green Brier open. Howard Was Kell doubles win. Cleburne High takes top in Oklahoma relay carnival. Burleson College tops college division. Mixed sports brief with soccer final heat in St. Louis and Boston Cub rivalry.
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Flivvers Top Mistletoe in Hard Bouts at Brackenridge Park
In a high scoring Intermediate League tilt the Flivvers defeated the Mistletoe Milkmen 11 to 6 at Brackenridge Park, seizing the league lead with two wins. Walsh's Walsh Sheet Metal Workers edged Richter's Bakery 7 to 4, also at Brackenridge, with Elkins and Meyers each pitching well for their teams.
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Home Run Day Highlights City League Baseball
Gulf Refining beat Nel Stones 10 to 5 with Dietzman belting the first homer of the season. Pittsburg Heaters, led by Sherrod two homers and Rogsuan one, shut out Sacred Heart 1 to 0. Gulf Oilers posted a third straight win as White held Sacred Heart to two hits over six innings.
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Lively ball wail gets same answer in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on an April Sunday, Thomas Shibe of the Philadelphia Americans and partner in A. J. Reach and Company asserts the baseball for 1925 is the same livelier ball as 1924. He insists the yarn, cork and leather quality are unchanged and that hitting is up due to pitchers heating up rather than ball deformation.
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