Elyria High Baseball Team Promising New Season
A group practices for Elyria High's baseball nine under Coach Stter with candidates for infield and outfield positions named. Wicky Berger is captain, Uchba leads at short, Ucha seeks fourth letter, and pitching staff includes Gerush and others as the squad aims for Lake Erie League glory.
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William Cok
Elyria High
Stter
Micky Moody
Tom” Ryan
Reg” Clifford
John‘py Ucha
Uchba
Ucha
Berger
Fred Smith
George
Welt
Kenny Block
Malik
Mike
Denistan
Elyrne
Gerush
Sweet
Grills
Lehman
Feurer
Struck
Lake Erie
Shaw
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Elytia
Elyria
Wlyria
Aurea
Detroit Dark Horse Emerges in Detroit Tigers Race
New York dispatch notes Detroit as a dark horse under George Moriarty with potential gains from Marts McManus and improved infield play. It highlights outfield strength led by Heinie Manush, Warry Heilman, and Bob Fothergill, while noting pitching depth with Whitehill and Hollway.
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New York
Cobb
Detroit Tigers
George Moriarty
Marts McManus
St. Louis Browns
Bhic
Moriarty
Detroit
Alway
Heinie Manush
Warry Heilman
Bob Fotherass
Felding
Webb
Sclub
Ty Cobb Sparks Athletics in Florida Camp
Ty Cobb impresses in Florida workouts as he fuels the Philadelphia Athletics with speed and instincts. Observers note his renewed energy and impact on Connie Mack's pennant push, while Baltimore’s Jack Dunn squad edges into spring action nearby. Cobb’s sustained pace and sharp hitting promise a strong AL campaign amid early-season exhibition play.
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Ty Cobb
John 8
Foster
Chronicle-Telegram
Cobb
Florida
Mr. Foster
Philadelphia Athletica
John B. Foster
Port Myers
Fla
Athletics
Connie Mack
Connie
Gleason
Tyrently
Ike
Acton
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Fort Myers
Auouindale
Ruan
Toronto
International League
United States
Sheldy
Athletics Have Great Array of Baseball Stars
In a preview of the 1927 American League race, Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics boast abundant infield and outfield talent led by Ty Cobb, Zach Wheat, and Jimmy Collins. A deep pitching staff including Ehmke and Walberg backs a strong watching squad in Cochrane and Fox, with strategic leadership from Mack and stakeholders Cobb, Collins, and Wheat.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Philadelphia Athleti
Connie Mack
Ehmke
Gray
Rommell
Quinn
Groves
Walberg
Pate
Jess
Cochrane
Perking
Fox
Mack
Kid Gleason
Cobb
Callins
Wheat
Orioles infielders shine as season nears end
Urbanski at second Scart at short Staisel at third Porter centerfield Brower right Quellish left Lake catcher Vincent Sarkett pitcher Fritz Maisel stars at third Everett Scott at short. If Scott keeps this form five major league teams might seek him as Baltimore nears September, with steady pitching and solid defense keeping them competitive.
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Urbanski
Scart
Staisel
Porter
Brower
Quellish
Lake
Vincent and
Sarkett
Fritz Maisel
Everett Scott
Scott
Athletics
International League
Baltimore
Youngsters May Help Phillies
In New York winter meetings Stuffy reveals Philadelphia’s plan to rely on youth. Fresco Thompson and other young players may lift the club from the cellar as manager Melanis mentors the infield and pitcher hopefuls. The Dallas club aims to repeat as Texas league champions after a prior string of titles.
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Philadnlehia
New York
Philadelphia Phillies
Stuffy
Phillies
Melanis Himed
Fresco Thompson
Buffalo
Fiihers
Sand
Wrightstone
Willams
Leach
Mohan
Nivent
Dallas
Lallag
Fort Worth
Young Indians Could Benefit From New Talent
In Lakeland April 1 report on the Cleveland Indians, the club aims to build on a late season surge. With Tris Speaker gone, Jack McAllister steps in while new outfield prospects emerge. George Uhle stands out as a durable pitcher, and discussions note Uhle’s value and potential Mayer award consideration.
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Lakbland
Fle
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Tris Speaker
Jack McAllister
Speaker
Medllister
George Uhle
Mayer
George
Uhie
Sporting Events and Championships Today
Various events listed including racing in Southern Maryland and New Orleans, golf open at Pinehurst, tennis in Avasta Georgia, fencing in New York, bowling in Peoria, and dog shows in Detroit and St Louis. Schools announce scholastic basketball captainship at Cornell and upcoming track and field championships at Michigan State University with a world amateur swimming championship set for Italy from August 31 to September 4.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Assa
Bowles
New Orleans
Tijuana
Pinehur
Avasta
New York
American Bowling Congress
Peoria
Detroit Kennel Club
Detroit
Mississippi Valley Kennel Club
St Louis
Italy
Phillies Project a Modest Season for 1927
Florida critics rate the Philadelphia Nationals as eighth in the league with hints of improvement over last year. Stuffy McInnis faces a shifting lineup with Thompson at second and Friberg at third, while pitching shifts and minor league trades hint at Buffalo prospects joining the majors.
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Florida
Phillies
John B. Foster
Phils
Florida Wise Men
Smiffy McInnis
Stutty
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington
Pirates
Stuffy
John J. McGraw
Pittsburgh
Bill McKechnie
Bill
Melania
McGraw
Bil
St. Louis Cardinals
McInnis
Wrightstone
Thompson
Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
Max Bishon
Pla
Meinn
Sandy
Friberg
Leach
Jis
Fred Williams
Nixon
Catuhera
Jack Scott
Quaker City Flav
Pruett
Carlsamn
DIX Varear
Award Letters At Assembly At Elyria High School
Basketball and swimming stars of Elyria High School received letters at an assembly this morning for their participation on teams last season. Heavyweight letters went to seven players led by captain Charles France. lightweights to seven players. swimmers to four including captain Ralph Kirby. A ticket sale contest for spring baseball and track events was announced, with William Cox named baseball reporter and Ralph Heath track reporter.
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Elyria High School
Wilton Berger
John Ucka
Henry Penfound
O7vie Cowle
Clarence Schroeder
Robert Hess
Charles France
Robert Fauver
Ralph Thirsy
Woward Martin
David Griffiths
Claude Towle
Earl Merthe
Fred Smith
iCourtney Kirby
Jack Willams
Churchill Goodspeed
Ralph Kirby
William Cox
Ralph Heath
Sandwina the German Heavyweight Prospect Heads for Madison Square Garden
Ted Sandwina, a nineteen year old German heavyweight standing six feet two inches and weighing about 206 pounds, trains to clean up British heavyweights. Son of a circus family, he fights with ferocity and growing skill, has won five straight early knockouts this year, and has £5,000 lined up for a bout with Phil Scott before aiming for America. Critics hail him as Europe’s most promising heavyweight since Carpentier.
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LoNnos
Ted Sandwina
Madison Square Garden
Sandwina
Europe
Ted
Sandwine
Jack Stanley
Stanley
Phil Scott
America
Thore
Carpentier
Chronicle- Telegram
Regorns Fall At Aushigage Meet Chicago Triumphs
Chicago Athletic Association clinched the win at the Winvis Athlete Club field meet, finishing well ahead of Chicago and University of Chicago. Lad die Myers cleared 12 feet 11 inches in polo vault, Alex Zeller cut mile time to 7 02 4, Harold Osborn led with 15 points in running events. Loren Murchison won two sprints, Helen Wilker dominated sprints and high jump, Lelanda Tiny Lewis topped shot put.
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Chicago
Central A. A. U
Winvis
Chicago Athletic Association
Illinois Athletic Clab
Chicago Athle Association
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Gustavus Adolphus
Chicago A. A
BE. E
Osborn
Loren Murchison
A. C
Tlelen Wilker
Twinoiswoskin
Pirates Beat Tigers 4 3 In Late Rally
In San Antonio on April 1 the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3. The Pirates broke a 3 all tie in the eighth by concentrating their offense.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Hagan and French Tie For Lead In Golf Meet
Pinehurst North Carolina April 1 Walter Hagan and Emmett French both posted 141 to lead the United North and South Open leaderboard Bobby Cruickshank stood third at 143 with Peter O’Hara at 144 Johnny Golden and Johnny Farrell trailed at 148 and 146 after an afternoon of strong play in the race for the 1927 championship
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Pinehurst
Walter Hagan
Emmett French
Bobby ‘Cruickshank
Peter O’hara
Hagan
Johnny Golden
Johnny Farirell
Atlanta
Miss America sets mile straightaway salt water record
The Miss America team in Miamy Beach Florida marks a world record run at 75.02 miles per hour on a mile straightaway with Gar Wood piloting the boat in the event.
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Miamy Beach
Pla
Gar Wood
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