Bees Open Series Here as Seattle Hopes Fade
Salt Lake Bees open a series with Seattle on Wednesday as Ernie Johnson leads a strengthened squad featuring Bill Rumler Euler Sheehy Marty Krug and Ed Mulligan. Beaten in seven games the Seattle club seeks cohesion while Salt Lake relies on Leveriz Thorton Baum Reiger and Stroud to fuel a potential good showing.
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Adams
Seattle Teams Suffer Three Losses In Coast League Action
Seattle clubs drop three games as Los Angeles secures two wins 6 to 5 and 5 to counts. P C L squad also falls. Game details include Hohne Kopp Crawford Nassier McCauley Eilie, Demaree and Themes pitchers, errors and double plays cited, with umpires Teman and Jolmea.
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All American Sportdom on Toes for Olympic Games
In San Francisco on May 24 the A A U official Samuel Goodman reports U S hopes for Antwerp Olympic success. Americans expect wins in field track boxing wrestling shooting sailing and tennis with Finns Swedes as main rivals. Elimination contests by region will select final Olympic team, with trials across Boston Chicago New York Pasadena and San Francisco.
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Massachusetts Aggies Spring Football Training Games
The Massachusetts Aggies plan spring football drills featuring a medley of playful games like Drop the Handkerchief and London Bridge Is Falling Down amid broader social upheavals. Players and staff face a tense environment as training continues.
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Massachusetts Aggies
London Bridge
A Practical Guide to Wily Angling This Season
A fishing writer advises focusing on natural live bait and simple gear. He stresses live minnows and frogs, light lures, minimal hooks, proper line care, early morning fishing, and persistent practice to catch more fish this season.
Lee Fohl Opens Season With Sandlot Club at League Park
Cleveland baseball figure Lee Fohl, former Indians manager, starts the season anew at League Park with his sandlot team, marking another early-season opening at the American League ground.
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Cleveland Amateur Baseball and Athletic Association Formed
The Cleveland Amateur Baseball and Athletic Association will control all forms of amateur athletics in the city to promote mutual interests of all amateur sport.
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Mt Baker Juniors win third straight in Star league
Mt Baker Juniors defeated Interbay Juniors 17 to 8 at Mercerfield to stay undefeated in the Star league. Walla Walla Juniors beat Rainier Heights 5 to 4 after a late rally in the eighth. Georgetown Merchants routed Madison Park Juniors 10 to 0 at Washington Park with Kraut overpowering Madison Park. No report on Greenwood Cub Rainier Valley Junior game.
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Washington crew eyes big race trip to Poughkeepsie
The Sun Dodger shell from Washington hoped for the Lake Washington race at 10:30 am to qualify for the Poughkeepsie regatta in July. A Saturday delay and rough waters swamped the boat and halted the event. California finished but was disqualified for leaving the course. Washington led early with a long strong stroke while California used a shorter faster stroke. If Washington wins it will be the second Washington shell to enter the marquee event.
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Lux Ready for Third Bout with McCarthy at Liberty Park
Morrie Lux enters heavy training for Friday's Liberty Park bout with Johnny McCarthy. It is Lux's first return since capturing the crown from Billy Wright. This marks the third clash between McCarthy and Lux after two prior encounters. McCarthy stopped Lux in the first, Lux outpointed McCarthy in the second. Bob Harper and Harold Jones square off in the semi windup.
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Lafayette college baseball gains pitching depth this spring
Coach Bill Coughlin has built a strong pitching staff at Lafayette College. Four thru two basemen? The report notes four twirlers with solid spring work. The Leopards swept Princeton Tufts Johns Hopkins and Penn State in a four game run showcasing mound depth and early success.
Walsh Firm Takes Chuck Wiggins Into Stable
Tom Walsh, junior partner of Lewis-Walsh boxing, signs Indianapolis heavyweight Chuck Wiggins to their stable. Wiggins has been boxing in the Antipodes.
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Women Remind Us of Angels Flying Around
A brief saying noting that women resemble angels due to always being in motion and moving through life with grace. The line implies admiration for women's constant activity and presence.
Unclear OCR Names Highlight Baseball Links
A garbled passage links Janey to Portland and Prenk Guigne as third baseman for a Dethie shipyard team. It mentions a fast feast tall and a run of eight straight wins for the Cub and references Walter Hood moving from Brooklyn Dodger outfield to pitching and Vancouver Northwestern League play.
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Poston runner eyes Greece Olympic bid after Boston win
Pete Trivoulidas, the Boston Marathon victor, likely will compete for Greece in the Olympics. He remains a Greek citizen while pursuing American citizenship.
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Pete Trivoulidas
Greece
Paradise Rod and Gun Club Opens on Rock Island
P A Lundy has incorporated the Paradise Rod and Gun club at Rock Island Texas. He plans a modern clubhouse on the 4000 acre reserve noted as ideal for hunting and fishing.
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P. A. Lundy
Paradise Rod and Gun Club
Broadway Star Don Hunter Prepared for Mound Return
Don Hunter, formerly sidelined by a bum ankle, is ready for mound duty again as Broadway fields strong pitching. Coach Turner has three top pitchers set for Campbell Turner Sacundera Hvan Morgan. Broadway’s tennis coach oversees the all tennis tourney. The Seattle Inn Club course on Lake Washington hosts the meet with Hecketh and Nolian of Lincoln as favorites for singles honors.
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Pennant made of all wool by Reds backer
The Cincinnati Reds use over 250 yards of government standard bunting for a 24 inch by 12 foot pennant with six at the other end. Colors are red white and blue.
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