Indians Slam Giants In Exhibition Showdown
Cleveland bats click as Art Porter Goldsmith Goldman and Averill drive in runs in a 9 4 exhibition win over the New York Giants. Willis Hudnut stars on the mound with strong relief as Hucert plans another start and the Tribe looks to the White Sox tilt on April 15.
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Jones Beats Smith by 10 Strokes in Open Title
Augusta Ga April 2 Baby Jones national open champion adds another title in a shaky brief report. Horton ith Cragston N. profession-
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New York State Athletic Commission Names Sharkey Schmeling Champ Fight
The New York State Athletic Commission will recognize the winner of the Sharkey Schmeling bout as world heavyweight champion. The June 17 fight in New York pits Jaca Sharkey against Max Schmeling after Schmeling’s recent exhibition tour and a pause in activity.
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Boyson to Battle Jinks on Legion Card Thursday
Legion boxing card at Legion Hall on Obkio Street features Boyson vs Jinks in main event with O’Connell stable sending three top amateurs. Johnny Biskee referees as lineup includes Battling Tomasic vs Billy Hughes and several eight to ten round bouts with Elyria and Lorain fighters.
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Jones wins Southeastern Open with steady finish
Jones shot 12 72 82 234 to win the Southeastern Open Tournament, finishing four under par after rounds adding to 287 for Smith who hurried to Boston and ended with 287. Ed Dudier of Wilming ton placed third, with a stroke behind Smith, while Wic Cox and Joe Turnesa tied for fourth at 293. Other leaders included Tom Kergan, John Farrell, Frank Welsh, Harry Cooper, Manero, and Billy Burke at various scores.
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RIVTICISMS BOWLING SCORES AND STIRRED SPORT COMMENTS
Zipping along well over tas sagt mars the Zippers won two games from the Comers last night while the Packers took two from the Corkers. A group of sports writers spent time with Tunney and he did not speak. Charlie Jamieson of the Indians is likened to Calyx Coolidge in the American League. Charters largest aftertunner speech is said to have occurred in raining camp.
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Wrestling and boxing draw crowds in New York sports scene
In a bustling New York melee, heavyweight Argentine Marbel Campelo and Johnny Riske boxed as crowds exceeded 11,000 at a boxing bout, while Richard Shikat faced Ferenc Houluban in wrestling with rival claims of victory. Madison Square Garden plans summer wrestling shows as boats and regattas loom for the season.
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Phillies leave for Philadelphia after tense talks
Reports say the Phillies headed north at noon as manager Bert Shotton voiced strong displeasure with terms. Across the circuit, St. Louis Cardinals and Rochester Red Wings prepared to continue their eight game series in Bradenton Florida. Goose Goslin arrived in Chattanooga for a salary conference with Washington. Red Rollings threatened to unseat Randolph Moore at third for the Boston Braves. Babe Ruth powered the Yankees to a ninth inning rally in Austin Texas. Ted Blankenship and Hal McKain starred for the White Sox in Dallas. Carl Drake, Elyria race horse owner, injured in an auto crash near Reynoldsburg. The NBA suspended heavyweights after brawls. Sam Baron's injury also noted. Chattanooga and Montgomery games highlighted, with the Lookouts and Tigers posting results.
Mound Trouble Hampers Fourth Place Cardinals
Cardinals face a thin pitching staff as training camp notes say the team will lean on veterans Haines, Mitchell, Sherdel and Johnson with Hill and HalLijhan possible help. Newcomer Lindsey shows promise as the lineup behind the bat features Wilson and Smith, while Bottomley Frisch Gilbert anchor the infield and Hafer Weik Frisch Orsard vie for spots.
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Elyria Company Defeats Norwalk in NRA Gallery Match
Elyria Company G defeats Norwalk Compass team by 536 to 321 on a busy night, with Pvt Vencel regaining top honors at 122 points and Cpl Baines close behind. The match used NRA Gallery targets and highlighted different scoring on DRA targets, prompting a planned return at an early date with Co B as next rival for the Guardsmen on home soil.
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Buffalo Team Takes First NAB Meet Title
Eveland Ohio April 2 Buffalo bowlers led by Frank Carnane toppled timber to seize early lead in a five man squad. Sidney Baker of Peru rolled a 299 in singles but failed to crack the top ten with 83 dollars prize. Quales of Buffalo, De Vesas, and Hartford’s Schwartz rooms vied for final spots as scores and totals shifted through the afternoon.
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